bedroom. i was scared to death. i don t have any other choice. you shot him? i shot him. she said the man attacked her. he told me he was going to kill me. she had been assaulted. she defended herself. so, why did others call it murder? my very first words were, she set cares accounts kept changing. just how different all the stories we re in how unbelievable they were. lies. it s all lies. what really made cara pull that trigger. the rug was pulled out from underneath her. she was shot, she was angry. yes. a jury will have to decide. and it when i did, because i had to, not because i wanted to. o. it was night when it happened. golf close to florida three blocks from the water. 10:05 pm. quiet at that our, safe for the odd passing car a neighborhood carrying on the cool ocean breeze. there was a moon, almost fall. carol was in bed, all alone in a small darkened room. then, searing as a heart attack, the dogs. they were growling. t
us face, a journey that is difficult but also joyful. now, in my face it is my father who has alzheimer s. i value the time i ve spent caring for him. my father and mother also come from military families. but like so many they never talked about it or how they cared for their siblings who served. the caregiving journey for military families, it starts earlier and lasts longer than for most. and as we learned over the three years filming the military families in this film, it is a job that involves the entire family. may is military caregivers month. in this feature documentary you ll see children as young as 11 years old stepping up every day, balancing school, work, and coming home to responsibilities their classmates cannot even imagine. to them this is routine life. but to us they are our care heroes growing up as america s next greatest generation. now, before we start the film some thoughts from 11-time emmy nominee david hyde pierce, one of the film s executive produce
i was really freaking out. what s going on, what s going on? a mother murdered. it looked like two ghosts had just committed the ultimate crime. he lived to tell police a harrowing story. is it true? he s the only one who survived. he is practically unharmed. they re treating you like a suspect or a witness? they are treating me like a suspect. now an undercover plan to solve the mystery. who was the real master mind? we all stopped breathing for about ten seconds. i want it to be wrong. i really wanted to be wrong. the american dream. so many of us want it. the loving family. the honest job. the home you can afford. the idea that you can start over here. and in this new country, that better life will be yours. this is a story about that dream. about a family who worked for it, won it, and then what happened to them. this wasn t part of anyone s dream. someone just robbed our house. they broke in, they tied me and my mom up. how could this happen
charges? what we ve learned derek chauvin s defense calling its first witnesses after the prosecution rests. the attorneys showing body cam of george floyd s previous arrests. and the friend in floyd s suv speaking publicly for the first time president biden set to announce the full withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan. why the deadline he chose is so symbolic and the officer honored in the capitol he died protecting a powerful ceremony and the moment between the president and the fallen hero s 7-year-old daughter announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, everyone the race to vaccinate americans against covid-19 hit a gut-check moment today, one concerning enough to cause federal health authorities to call for a pause in using shots made by johnson & johnson. that s because six women who have received the single-dose shot later developed blood clots. one woman died the fda wants a pause now to investigate any potential links to the
involved in the deadly shooting of daunte wright resigning today. the police chief resigning, too. officer kimberly potter, a 26-year veteran of the department, firing the fatal shot, heard on body cam yelling taser, then firing her gun instead. her statement today with her resignation and daunte wright s family responding tonight. just a few miles away in minneapolis, the defense now presenting its case in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin. the defense calling the first witness in this trial to say that chauvin s actions were justified. news on u.s. troops in afghanistan tonight. president biden planning on all u.s. forces to fully withdraw from afghanistan by september 11th, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. martha raddatz standing by with late reporting tonight. the emotional service for fallen capitol police officer billy evans. lying in honor in the rotunda. his daughter wiping away her mother s tears. president biden getting up to p