come on, let s see this. i m not going to jump, i promise. stephanie, the funniest part of the entire story is here we go. i tried to save it. willie geist. you know, willie said that the best part of that whole thing mika and i were just dying laughing i was in hysterics. but willie said, as he s running, jump and he s swinging you around, it s straight out of a movie. he looks over at your husband and your boys and they re like, this happens every day. it happened in a grocery store, it happened during a sale a few weeks ago. she runs up to somebody that puts out the turkey runs up, hey! but how about willie? he didn t break pace. he hugged you, put you down, kept running. under four. people kept saying, oh, my gosh, you delayed him, maybe cost him a few minutes. i argue, i supercharged him. without me, it would be four and a half hours. the cape was all of it. by the way, you joke, but at 17 miles, i needed something. i didn t know it was go
democratic lawmakers, lou correa of california and sylvia garcia of texas. meantime, new details are emerging about safety concerns about last weekend s deadly stampede at a concert in houston. and the justice department is fighting back against efforts to block a proposed new rule requiring large employers to mandate vaccination. and a new migrant humanitarian crisis is brewing. this time along a major border in eastern europe. and we begin in washington, where president biden is launching a huge effort to sell the bipartisan infrastructure bill, even though he hasn t signed it yet. the president will visit baltimore tomorrow to tout it and several cabinet members will also hit the road to make a sales pitch. he says, it will not be an easy task. it s going to be a tough fight and it ain t over yet, as they say, but i feel good and i think people are realizing, beginning to realize, it s important to get it done. meantime, the house committee investigating the januar
tangles with witnesses new reporting on the number of people at the rally that fateful day elected to office. on tuesday. investigating trump, i will talk to the incoming manhattan d.a. as a decision nears from that office on whether the former president will face criminal charges. all of that plus, a disturbing new report out about america s tap water. what is coming out of the faucet right now could be toxic. don t miss the details coming up. we begin with new developments about the victims in that stampede at a travis scott concert in houston. eight dead. all under 30. with the youngest victim 14 years old. among the injured, a 10-year-old in critical condition. joining me now nbc s catie beck with more details on this. what else are we learning about how this all happened? and who these victims are. reporter: i think the central question for investigators is, why this surge occurred. what was the catalyst that made the crowd rush forward and all of these eight peopl
place across the uk. we must demand that our leaders stop holding meaningless summits and start taking meaningful action. and norwich city sack manager daniel farke despite picking up theirfirst of the season at brentford earlier. and in half an hour jordan dunbar reports on unregulated mental health treatment online. the former conservative prime minister, sirjohn major, has strongly criticised the government, saying its attempt this week to overturn the suspension of a tory mp who d beenjudged to have broken lobbying rules was both shameful and wrong. he said the government s actions were unworthy of this or any government, and fitted a pattern of behaviour that he believed, was un conservative. here s our political correspondent, chris mason. very few are granted the privilege of living here. and so the verdict of those that have on the man who now does matter. particularly when they are in the same party. and even more so when a former tory prime minister br
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