the president coming before the cameras this evening for a rare solo news conference, under pressure to prove he still is up to the job on the heels of hosting the nato summit. but several of his closest allies telling nbc news they now believe his chances of beating donald trump are zero. one biden campaign official saying, quote, he needs to drop out. he will never recover from this. all of it as the president prepares to sit down for our exclusive one-on-one interview on monday. also tonight, deadly floods in the northeast. beryl s remnants slamming vermont, washing out roads, sweeping away apartment buildings. more than 100 rescued. and extremely dangerous heat. more than 50 million on alert. in texas, some 500,000 expected to be without hour into next week. hospitals running on generators. the scare at a new york city beach, shut down after sharks are sighted in the water. the random shooting spree in charlotte that left one dead. the two teens now in custody. th
he owned a 9-millimeter gun. and she was shot with one of those. her ex-husband. he was under deep suspicion by the whole town. he was. did you murder your wife? no. i know anyone s capable of anything but we would know. we re his kids. a chilling case. greed, hate, murder. with a riveting end. our mom s killer is still out there. hello and welcome to dateline. pam zimmerman was everything to her three children. cheerleader, confidant, mentor, a reassuring presence who was always there. then, she was gone, shot dead in her office. but why? in the search for clues, detectives focused on the men in pam s life and the secrets they kept. only one would face trial for her murder. and the stunning outcome would tear pam s family apart. here s keith morrison with before midnight. a few minutes after sunrise on the morning of november 4th, 2014, david zimmerman rose from his bed in a quiet suburb of bloomington, illinois. eager to dispose of the small worry
in moments, we ll break it down with a rationale doctor, dr. marty makary. we ll talk with him. first to congressional correspondents, chad pergram. hi, chad. good afternoon, martha. increasing concern in washington whether texas democrats jetting in could be fuelling more cases. six texas democrats have tested positive since they flew to d.c. and that s why there s worry about the aide that tested policy. jen psaki said the aide had no contact with the president. the individual has mild stops. we know there will be break-through cases. cases in vaccinated individuals are typically mild. the white house is prepared for break-through cases with regular testing. here s the math. the break-through infection rate for those vaccinated is less than 1%. the texas democrats are running at 10%. the outbreak big-footed the theme of the texas democrat s tour of washington, voting rights. you can obviously tell what the democrats have done is a disaster of a trip up to washington
was this a hint to who killed her? this is a message saying this is my killer. like you would see in a movie. and the ending, that was just like a movie, too. i can t believe what people do to each other. hello, and welcome to dateline. roc, in this case, those three letters would tell a story all their own. when karen pannell was found murdered in her south florida home, the letters scrawled in blood above her body seemed like a beacon that could lead detectives to her killer. but what exactly did they mean? what other crucial clues were in sight? it would take dogged specialist with a keen eye to unravel this mystery. here s dennis murphy with written in blood. if year-round sun and water is your thing, florida s west coast should be high on your list of places to live. it was for one-time model and flight attendant got sand in her shoes, she never looked back. she loved the beach, diving, boating, that life. her friend worked the counter at american air
against the big tech giants, including facebook, google, and twitter, as well as their ceos, mark zuckerberg, sundar pichai, and jack dorsey. three real nice guys. [applause] our case will prove this censorship is unlawful, it s unconstitutional, and it s completely un-american. we are going to hold big tech very accountable. emily: this is outnumbered. emily compagno. here today, my cost, kayleigh mcenany. fox news correspondent gillian turner. morgan ortagus. in the center virtual seat, jesse watters, cohost of the five, and author of the brand-new book, how i saved the world, which we are looking forward to talking about later in the program. welcome to you, jesse. we don t have a complaint yet, but we have with the former president has articulated. in part they said is going to be the biggest class action the world has ever seen because of how many americans he argues were censored by these big tech platforms. jesse: i was struck by the very presidential present