navarro indicted by the department of justice for refusing to cooperate with the january 6th committee. rachel scott live on the hill. the uvalde school shooting and the school police chief reportedly showing up on that scene without a radio. when did he learn about the children calling 911 from that classroom? did he know in realtime without a radio? abc news learning tonight less than one minute before the gunman entered, a school employee pressing an internal alarm warning of an active shooter. president biden s plea for a ban on assault weapons in this country, and if no ban, asking to raise the age from 18 to 21 to buy one. the shooter in texas bought his the day after turning 18. the president pushing for expanded background checks and red-flag warnings. overnight, a house committee passing much of what the president is asking for. not one republican voting in favor. overseas tonight, 100 days into the war in ukraine. what president zelenskyy is now saying tonight
tampering. that s where we start. i m bill hemmer. it is wednesday, midweek. dana: good morning, i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. that a lot of legal stuff we ll get to today. politics as well. murdaugh issue, six months since a jury found him guilty of killing his wife and son. the former south carolina prosecutor is serving two life sentences without parole. his attorneys say that should be thrown out because they say the court clerk tampered with the jury. bill: the defense is saying the clerk tried to sway and pressure jurors saying she wanted to insure a guilty verdict so she could write a book and make money and go on a media tour. i want to take you back to her talking with us on fox nation about the trial. my breath was knocked out for a moment but then i have to tell myself to treat it just like any other trial, any other verdict that i have to read and i have to place my mind there and take out any personal relationships. the murdaughs could
killed by a police car. the cruise ship running aground in greenland. more than 200 people on board the race now to free it. and the new space record for an american astronaut. how he broke it by accident announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and welcome. it took 14 days, hundreds of members of law enforcement, and multiple sightings, but the fugitive killer, who escaped prison and numerous attempts to corner him, has finally been caught this was the scene early this morning in pennsylvania danelo cavalcante in police custody once again. the two-week manhunt unfolding in chilling images his daring escape from prison, crab-walking up and out his dramatically changed appearance on a doorbell camera days later, and now this, dirty, bloodied, and in handcuffs, the details of his capture playing out like a crime thriller surveillance planes overhead, thermal imaging cameras. a sudden storm almost spoiling his arrest, and to top it off, a hero
process. in other words, hard liners in the house seem to be saying not good enough to mccarthy s attempt to woo them with a move against president biden. quote, i just find it very convenient that it comes out now in the very week that we return to washington, d.c., said republican matt rosendale to politico. where does that leave speaker mccarthy and where does it leave the impeachment inquiry. after all, support for it isn t universal, among the gop conference, at least not yet. but most importantly, with ten working days left to fund the government or at the very least pass a continuing resolution, what exactly is the house doing, and under speaker mccarthy, what can they get done? joining us now is nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake and punch bowl news cofounder and msnbc political contributor, jake sherman. i know there s so much talk about impeachment today, and it does obviously dove tail into this discussion about funding, but there are ten da
the dice. new questions about his gamble to launch an impeachment inquiry into the president including from fellow republicans. and the report wall street had been bracing for, inflation ticking up for the second straight month with gas prices jumping 10%. what does it mean for you and for the american economy. and those flood waters final ly reseeding after inundating parts of massachusetts. we ll go live to the cities that seem to have gotten the worst of it. our nbc news reporters are following the latest developments. we start with nbc s trymaine lee with the latest on the capture of canelo cavalcante. police went into great detail about the moment they took him into custody. what more do we know about what happened? reporter: chris, police really went into extraordinary detail in turning the page on this two-week saga. early this morning, around 1:00 a.m., a dea plane, using thermal imaging technology got a blip in this area. they thought they might have found cava