Tonight. Donald trump borrows from who was perhaps born in kenya. His birth or origins? story to happen to turn black by embracing a new racebased lai ju is indian all the way to smear his opponents plus what jay maybe vance in a box to the right. You re voting for me. Trump says his vp pick doesn t even matter also auto workers get out of neutral and then to drive for kamala harris uaw president shawn fain joins the conversation and live from new york. Let my mother to go to work. Momala makes a comeback just as the campaign gets wilder and weirder. Live at the table. Scott jennings, ashley allison, jamal simmons, and joe pinion welcome to a special edition shouldn t of newsnight, state of the race good evening i m abby phillip in new york. Let s get right to what america is talking about tonight. A race baiting, replay. Donald trump is turning back time and reaching into the past to other rise his opponent in the present she was always of indian heritage and she was only promoting in
Back in the u. S. , some hospitals seeing more patients now than in previous covid surges. And the revolution from dr. Fauci that the mask guidelines for the vaccinated could change. The congressional investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol starts this week. Another republican now on board. The homes destroyed by fastmoving wildfires. 85 now burning in the west. Heroic strength. A mother and child trapped under a car. The policemen who lifted it up to save them. And tokyo, one on one with the americans. The first ever to medal in the new olympic sport of skateboarding. And what it means to win the first gold with your hero michael phelps watching. It means the world to me that michael was there for that. Announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt reporting tonight from tokyo. Hello, everyone. The sun up on a new day here in tokyo certainly for team usa, coming back from a slow start, collecting 10 medals on day 2, including the first gold of the summer games.
now. all right. here we go. let take it from here. i m brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being here with me. just a massive, massive story we re following right now. gut-wrenching images of this car. tangl tiger woods car in southern california as he clearly crashed into this woods. this is the area, if you know the border of rolling hills estates and rancho palos verdes in l.a. he had to be pulled out of this car by the emergency authorities with the jaws of life, so just let me just set everyone up with that in case you re just tuning in. he was the only person in this car. this happened right aroundp 7:20 pacific coast time. this was a number of hours ago. it rolled over. what we re looking at is the aftermath, and let me just be honest with all of you. we don t know a lot of the pictures tell part of the story. we re also hearing bits and pieces as far as he has been taken to the hospital. he was taken to ucla harbor, and we re getting a little bit from his agent that
i will never let the deep state bureaucrats lock you down. margaret thatcher said if you want something sad, ask a man if he wants something done. ask the woman. the war on the federal administrative state. we will reverse the decline of this country. stop the spending, stop the borrowing. the u.s. constitution, it is the strongest guarantor of freedom. that is what will win us the revolution of 2024. i will get the job done. when a 24 is make or break. all right, here we go. i have been telling you at the original pancake house. i want to show you what it looks like. we are hiring smiling faces. these are some of the nicest people. in his hometown walk in your living room feel. that say, more and more crowded. [cheers and applause] i don t need a table. i m hoping for a camera. [applause] [cheers and applause] all right, thank you. table 21. there you go. [cheers and applause] i do at all. it is right here okay? [cheers and applause] it s not easy having brea
so we re going to do it the way we try to do it around here, which is with the facts and details first, and then we ll discuss them together. today s proceeding began around 4:15 p.m. eastern. defendant trump was seated with his lawyers, just as he was during his last arraignment. you may recall. this is a sketch from that day in a federal court in florida. that was how he looked then. today s arraignment adjourned so recently that we actually don t have those actual court sketches yet. we will get them and we will bring them to you on msnbc at whatever hour we get them. let s put it like this when this year began, no former president had ever been indicted and arraigned. tonight we re reporting on defendant trump s third arraignment in four months. so he does know this process. today he was digitally fingerprinted, submitted details like his birthday and social security number william a know that special counsel jack smith was in the courtroom because our reporters spotted