a lot of irish people out there. a lot of people to make her irish people out there, and scottish people out there, and scottish people out there that have my back. the support i ve had today is incredible. cheered on every tv, evergreen, every fairway. and yes, it feels a little bit like that. but i try not to about it too much, you know, give myself a chance here on sunday, and i ll be very happy with myself. you know, myjob tomorrow is to put myself in a position to win this tournament on sunday. at the other end of the leaderboard is three time open champion, tiger woods. after an opening round of 79, he improved slightly on day two with a 77 to finish 1a over. despite struggling, woods insists it hasn t lessened his desire to play more majors. i loved it, i ve always loved playing i loved it, i ve always loved playing major championships. ijust playing major championships. i just wish i playing major championships. i just wish i was playing major championships. iju
in california, the dixie fire, now the second largest in california history. and it comes as the u.n. tonight issues a new and alarming climate report, calling it a, quote, code red for humanity. tonight, we have the numbers here. how quickly the earth is warming. fteth ty gh our team also in greece tonight, the fires there and in turkey. parts of europe seeing the worst heat in 30 years. some residents and tourists now boarding ferries to escape the flames. the developing headline from washington at this hour. president biden tonight, a major step closer to passage of his $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan. the senate expected to pass the bill with bipartisan support as early as tomorrow morning. rachel scott standing by with live reporting from the hill. and what democrats immediately plan to do next. the developments involving new york governor andrew cuomo tonight. his top aide now resigning. what she s saying. there is also news breaking involving prince andrew, now
normal. it was not welcomed and it was certainly not consensual. in washington, the senate is back in session right now. finally only hours away from a final vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill, after time ran out on a four-day hold-up from a single republican senator from tennessee, objecting that it isn t entirely paid for. it still faces an uncertain future in a deeply divided democratic house. also this hour, we ll have a live report from kelly cobiella in kabul as the taliban advance on the capital and i ll be joined my former defense secretary leon panetta. nbc s morgan chesky in texas and vaughn hillyard in florida. morgan, let s talk to you first. the good news about canada reopening its border to fully vaccinated americans coming, as hospitals are bombarded with patients and that massive biker rally in sturgis, south dakota, could make things a whole lot worse. reporter: yeah, andrea, you re absolutely right. we know more than a half a million people exp
who needed a kidney. the trump organization has been the subject of a long running investigation by the manhattan district attorney s office. in the last few hours, there has been a major development. in a grand jury indictment unsealed in the new york supreme court, the company and its chief financial officer, allen weisselberg, were charged with tax evasion. mr weisselberg, seen here walking into court alongside his lawyers, has worked at the company since the 1970s, for both donald trump and his late father fred. it s alleged that over 15 years at the company, he avoided paying taxes on $1.7 million of income. he has been charged on 15 counts of tax fraud and with grand larceny in the second degree. he has pleaded not guilty and was released on bail. let s go to new york and speak to our correspondent samira hussein, who is outside the court. i get the impression because we purposely not seen these charges there is more nest people might have expected. i there is more nest