testifying derek chauvin used deadly force on george floyd. and the courtroom debate over body cam video. what can floyd be heard saying on it president biden unveiling a plan to raise taxes on corporations to pay for his $2 trillion infrastructure plan. and new reporting. how he plans to go it alone on gun control the unintended fallout from the mlb moving the all-star game out of atlanta on local businesses and why beloved animal expert jack hanna is stepping away from the spotlight announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone the curious case of the crash that nearly took the life of golf great tiger woods back in february is closed tonight with a simple explanation. he was driving too fast close to 90 in a 45-mile-per-hour zone according to los angeles county sheriff s investigators. today s matter-of-fact report didn t shine light on any other possible contributing factors, and woods himself still on the mend from serious inju
day after he is discharged from the hospital. ath the election less than month away, wildfires continue andavage the west coast, office work in question. what is happening with the real estate market? u.s. stocks tumbling after president trump said he is ending stimulus talks until after the election. this was hours after fed chair jay powell renewed his warning that the economy will stumble without additional stimulus fiscal report. the backt falling on of this report. abigail: once again, a topsy-turvy day. trump tweetingt around 2:50 p.m., it was a jittery day. a piece of that was big tech. ahead of president trump tweeting, we had the s&p 500 up 0.6%. so, investors working past those jitters. president trump coming out and saying he wants to and stimulus talks. intraday move, perish to the downside. s&p 500 to finish down 1.4%, and if you include the total move, down 2%. if they really thought this was the end to the negotiations, you might have seen more of a selloff. th
additions here amgen, honeywell and salesforce which report after the bell. 59 minutes left of trade welcome to the big show, david yep and head on today s show as well sara, we re going to discuss the economic data points and what the outlook is going forward we re going to have the council of economic advisors acting chairman his name is tyler goodspeed. he ll be our guest plus, we ll focus on today s strong housing dwrat with redfin s ceo glenn kelman. and it may be late in earnings season there are still some big names reporting after the bell including sales force, nordstrom, toll brothers and more we ll bring you all the numbers, sara, as soon as they hit the tape before all that, let s get straight to the market the major arnlgs following another record high for the s&p 500 yesterday. mike santoli is tracking all of the moves for us good morning i should say that is the last time i ll do that, mike good afternoon, mike. 3:00 p.m. is the last time we re going to c
preparedness and response plan. and it all has to do with updating 911 call center technology. mayor breed says the analog technology is outdated and they are making the switch to digital. so anyone needing help in an emergency does not have to resort to calling it in whether there is a wildfire, or a heat advisory, we want to be prepared. we wanted to respond in a timely matter and we are ready to move forward in making the investments to do just that. slot governor newsome toward the call center in san francisco. he said the updated technology will come with a fee for cell phone companies. this is a life-saving fee that will go a long way to making california resilient. more capable and a search environment to do justice to the taxpayer expect and that is to answer the phone in an emergency as part of the new plan ahead of a busy wildfire season, governor newsome has also announced california will hire early for hundred more firefighters just minutes ago, sheriffs o
that we ll explore it more as power lunch begins right now. and welcome to power lunch. i m melissa lee. stocks holding steady on the back of fed chair powell s testimony and stronger than expected consumer confidence data check out the etf with the housing stocks tyler jurs mentist mentioned th. the itb under pressure following the weak numbers we mentioned before we begin though with the fed chair s testimony. the remarks of congress today. he made a lot of headlines straight to steve liesman covering that for us jerome powell on day one of congressional testimony offering a generally dovish outlook on policy not closing the door with the rate hike entirely but emphasizing the fed in a wait and see mode he offered an optimistic view but head winds had clouded the outlook and powell suggested he did not see a threat from the economy running out of workers there s more slack in the labor market because people are coming back in if people weren t coming back in, the