just in, the major move from the supreme court on immigration. the high court keeping title 42 in effect for now. what that means for the surge at the border. shelters full. migrant families forced to sleep in the cold. thousands more in tents, waiting to cross, desperate for food and warmth. coming clean. incoming congressman george santos who lied on his resume. will he face consequences when he gets to washington? inside the fight against medical misinformation and children. what you need to know. and riding it out. the stories of strangers surviving a historic snowstorm and finding time to help while trying to stay warm. it s inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. and good evening. i m tom llamas in for lester tonight. after that holiday deep freeze and deadly historic snowstorm that s still affecting so many americans, it s an airline meltdown that leads our news this evening. southwest airlines again canceling thousands of f
during that investigation they held a second victim. we are live in cumberland county where they were just in court on the new charges. good afternoon. we are told that these new additional charges involve a second student at the college where she taught. the former teacher made a first quarter. earlier this afternoon on those 13 new additional felony charges of indecent liberties and sex offenses with a student. according to the new charges the teachers alleged sexual relationship with this male student was from october through december of 2015. she was first arrested last month on charges of having sex with a female student at the college. the district attorney said none of the alleged encounters took place on the campus, and those students were under 18 years old. 17 years old. but as long as there is a relationship, there is still convulsed statutes that apply even if they are of the age of consent. if she is convicted of all of the additional charges, they could amou
barbara: this afternoon, and man is recovering after being hit by a minivan in durham. the accident happened under a bridge at i-85. the windshield was shattered by the impact. police say there were critical injuries. a traffic alert for motorists in mooresville. mooresville parkway is being shut down for the next six months. the closure will allow them to construct a new road under the railroad bridge. reporter: right now, i am on old apex road and high house road. this is going to impact traffic in the area. crews are improving the railroad crossing and closing intersections. that means you will experience they don t even realize they have to come all the way up to the end of the street and come out. i think that s a problem. reporter: if you ride buses, prepare for minor delays along routes 1, 2, and four. here are the areas that are most impacted. high house road between old apex and west chatham street. old apex between murphy and south parkway. if you are coming from
by those bullets. there could have been a bystander in there and got killed. tim: our cameras caught a gun at the scene, but police have not confirmed that was the weapon used in the attack. the police are investigating the circumstances around the shooting. it is not clear if the victim and the shooter knew each other. people, law-abiding citizens, need to be able to protect themselves in a situation that turns ugly. tim: i spoke with mall managers and said they are not going to relax there no-gun policy. they say officers responded within a minute. there are 50 security cameras in this area, inside and outside of the mall. they say the last shooting happened here back in 2012 area no one was injured. if you have anything that could help investigators, please call joel: it is a slow and painful recovery for a man who suffered burns over 40% of his body. it was galen bishop. stephanie lopez shows us how you and abc 11 together can help. did not even think when he realized t
this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. we begin with men and women in the u.s. military being sent off to serve overseas on two big fronts. today the president said he s sending up to 3,000 americans into africa to join in the fight against ebola, an enemy they cannot see. but first to an enemy operating out in the open. this fight against isis and the debate that broke out again today was whether or not the u.s. can truly avoid putting troops on the ground. it s where we begin tonight with our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. reporter: is this the beginning of mission creep? the president s top general today opening the door to requesting american boots on the ground against isis. if we reach the point where i believe our advisers should accompany iraq troops on attacks against specific isil targets, i ll recommend that to the president. reporter: and this. if there are threats to the united states, then i, of course, would go back to