Welcome home. Bret good evening. I am bret baier. We are coming to you from Fox News Headquarters in New York. We are following two stories. Alarming news about the number of potential terrorists on the Terror Watch List released into the u. S. By the Biden Administration. We begin in the financial Center Of The World with major turbulence in the economy. Fears of a recession, high Interest Rates have led to selloffs in markets in this country and elsewhere. The dow dropping more than 2. 5 percentage points. The nasdaq lost almost 3. 5 , hemorrhaging 576 points. Tromp calling it the kamala crash. We will speak with larry kudlow. It started overseas with Japans Equity markets. Then you have london and European Markets open. They plunged about 2 . That sparked the u. S. Concerns we woke up to this morning about global Slow Down fears underway. Back in the u. S. , some of the biggest decliners we have seen continued to be some of the Consumer Companies like Bath And Body works, walgreens
Shooting tin congress, vowing to stay moments ago attacking former President Donald Trump accusing him of hiding out at Mars Our Logo sources Tell Cnn that six ranking members in the house now want biden to drop his Reelection Bid that came during a Call Yesterday with Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and five House Democrats are publicly calling for the president to withdraw from the race. Their deep concern among democrats that biden could cost time hey races, and as damaging their hopes of winning the house in november. But the president insists as weve said, just a few moments ago, he will stay in the race. One big test gets underway tomorrow when he hosts dozens of World Leaders with the Nato Summit this week lets, begin, this hour at the White House with cnns kayla tausche. Kayla, whats President Saying . Well, the president just moments ago, jim gave a forceful reiteration of his commitment to staying in the race, leaning heavily on the views expressed already in the Nominating P
lawmaker barred from speaking on the floor. a pastor killed, police say, by a man he stopped to help it turned out to be an inmate escaped from jail the violent standoff and manhunt ongoing. menopause and money. the new data on the billions in lost work. how some businesses are changing their thinking and a song that echoes through the past the violins that survived the holocaust and the people who saved them announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and welcome. it is like the worst of winter in reverse as excessive snow melt poses a rising disaster threat in parts of the country tonight. along the mississippi river, flood warnings up from st. paul to north of st. louis in places like davenport, an agonizing wait for residents powerless to halt the creeping waters still days before the river is expected to crest. almost 2,000 miles away, the atmospheric rivers that brought massive snowpacks to california s high country are gone, but war
forcing evacuations with the worst still days away. in california, communities bracing for epic flooding there from the meltdown of record snow. plus, tens of millions in texas and florida on the lookout for tornadoes and large hail. also tonight, the woman who accused former president trump of rape and defamation takes the stand in his civil trial. what she says about their alleged encounter years ago. the former president s denial. disney fires back suing florida governor ron desantis in their feud about free speech and the future of disney world. just breaking, republicans in the montana legislature punish a transgender lawmaker barred from speaking on the floor. the pastor killed, police say, by a man he stopped to help. it turned out to be an inmate escaped from jail. the violent standoff and manhunt ongoing. menopause and money. the new data on the billions in lost work. how some businesses are changing their thinking. and a song that echoes through the
reduction act, would be the largest investment in energy and climate programs in u.s. history. for the first time it would give medicare the power to negotiate prescription drug prices, cap medicare out-of-pocket costs at $2,000, and extend expiring health care subsidies for three years. but before any of that happens, it must get approval from the senate parliamentarian to proceed with a filibuster-proof reconciliation process, allowing democrats to pass the bill with just 50 votes. cnn s jessica dean is on capitol hill for us. jessica, where does the bill stand right now? reporter: well, now we are sitting around and waiting for it to make its way through this very complex budget procedure that you just kind of outlined there, frederica. but what we are anticipating is that the senate will gavel in in about an hour around noon. from there, they re going to they have to kind of get through all of these procedures. so what we ve learned in the last couple of hours, the