nicholas barreling toward the u.s. preparations already under way in texas. rob marciano is standing by with the latest timing and track. as we watch several other systems tonight.breaonht as we come on the air, the massive explosion at an apartment complex outside atlanta. witnesses describe rattled windows and furniture lifted from the floor. what we just learned from the scene. news just coming in from overseas. north korea moments ago saying it s conducted a new long-range missile test. also tonight, the newly released document from the fbi. the once secret information now declassified revealing details of the probe into possible connections between 9/11 hijackers and saudi officials. just hours after the emotional tributes marking 20 years since the deadly terror attacks. tonight, governor gavin newsom fighting to stay in office. the california recall election just two days away. what his leading opponent is saying tonight. also tonight, a terrifying high-speed f
it does add in another layer of information and detail that we excuse me that we didn t have before. omar al bayoumy, allegedly a student living in l.a. who the fbi and other excuse me and other agencies believe could have been a saudi agent was handing money, helping with finances, with lodging, with transport, with flights for two saudi nationals who arrived in l.a. who didn t have a command of english. these were two of the hijackers who went on to attack the pentagon. hazmi and khalid al mithar. the details they are releasing about that are certainly giving encouragement to the families of victims who feel there are a number of bombshell revelations here that highlight the connections of the saudi government to this plot and attack. so my takeaway when we look at this and get that information, it s perhaps some solace and help to the families. it s just something that the saudis are saying that they are happy to see. they are talking about, you know, they are sa
of pop culture nostalgia this week to give us all the feels. so, get comfy in your thinking chair and grab your handy dandy notebook. we will tell you all about it. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. 20 years ago, at this hour, millions of americans turned on our tv screens and watched president george w. bush address the nation. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts. none of us will ever forget this day. yet, we go forward to defend freedom and all that is good and just in our world. it has been a day of somber ceremonies across the country. many of us remember 20 years ago not being able to stop watching the coverage. maybe, you felt that way today. for some of us who lost friends, family, and neighbors, they never really looked away. everyone s got their own story from 9/11 and some of you shared your stories with us on t
too many, never even found. to never forget who did it. who could forget? i am haunted still every time i look at the sky downtown. i still see the collapse. i feel what went through my body as the towers came crashing down. being covered in pulverized powder. what filled my eyes, ears, overwhelmed all my senses. it was a day that you could never forget. in fact, to kind of remember it i keep some of it. actually forgot it tonight but i keep some of it right next to my desk. my senior producer tyrese just handed it to me. i keep it because not just simply to remember but because of what is in here, of what it meant. what it meant about us, about the people i would never find, the people i would never see again, the people i would never forget. i remember it all. so many of us do. but never forget the call was for more than what was lost. we would have never forgotten what was found. and this reminder is so important right now that it is worth discussing because i ll tell you
phone and relax just a little. fitz, you are a legend in this business, and we re going to miss you, not as a colleague, but as a friend. thank you. the news continues. let s head to chris for cuomo prime time. he was a good man. i was lucky enough to work with him at abc. strong, smart, and will be missed. one of the best. j.b., have a good weekend. i m chris cuomo, welcome to prime time. we promised we would never forget 9/11. now, this is not a topic that i like to talk about. but tonight we have to. i think we have to talk about what never forget meant. because it wasn t a call to simply remember the event or who was lost or how many 2,977, most here in new york. too many never even found. to never forget who did it. who could forget? i am haunted still every time i look at the sky downtown. i still see the collapse. i feel what went through my body as the towers came crashing down. being covered in pulverized powder. what filled my eyes, ears, overwhelmed