owners who are targeted say the city is promoting lawlessness. i do not blame the nypd. i blame the city, the officials, the uppers of the nypd because they didn t give them the support or the go ahead and make arrests, stop these looters. they were told just to stand back. it s a free ride. you want to loot. go for it. you ll get away with it. the looters know. these are criminals out there knowing the system. the system has failed us. dana: team fox coverage. ted williams and andy mccarthy are on deck. here is aishah hosni. i ve been talking to voters all weekend and crime continues to be the number one issue on their minds as they head into primary day tomorrow. in fact, one voter at the polls told me yesterday he has been attacked on the subway three times in just one year. remember all the looting and rioting we saw take place in new york city last year? local nbc here in new york is reporting that nearly half of those cases, half of them have been dropped by the d
at least seven people, leaving tens of thousands without power and hundreds of accidents. the alarming new warning about that massive cyber attack tied to russ now being called a grave risk to the government and beyond tough questions in congress for the family behind the maker of oxycontin and what they had to say about the opioid painkiller tied to so many deaths. millions of packages stranded or delivered late. tonight, warnings of new delays and what a teacher of the year tells me about educating our kids, some valuable lessons for us all this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. there are several breaking covid-19 developments as we start here tonight just a short time ago, an independent panel of experts recommended the fda approve a second vaccine, this is the one made by a company called moderna. a decision that within days could start injecting 6 million more vaccine doses into distribution networks and this evening the need couldn t be m
the house committee investigating the insurrection now says it wants to interview the former vice president about the january 6th ininsurrection. we begin this story in chicago where the nation s third largest school district canceled classes after the teachers union voted to refuse in-person work. they voted to switch to remote learning due to a surge in covid cases, the move leaving tens of thousands of students ca it comes as the rapid spread of omicron shows no sign of slowing down. the united states now averaging more than 550,000 cases per day. that s an increase of 358% since last month. about 113,000 americans, and it s important to stress nearly all unvaccinated are currently hospitalized with covid, up 90% over the last month. we expect to hear from the white house pandemic response team in just moments. let s start with cnn s omar jimenez live in chicago for the latest on the showdown between the teachers union and the district. we re hearing teachers are bein
after unusual torrential rains hit this leaving tens of thousands of people trapped christina coleman joins us live with the latest, christina. county sheriff s office that it is investigating a death at this rain events they have not released information on how this person died at this time. more than 70000 people usually attend burning man each year end abnevada s black rock desert its unusual for storms and floods to soak the event typically dry and dusty site. close gates to the event to keep vehicles or being stuck in the sludge it is eight muddy mess. some participants say they have embraced the challenging conditions. consent one just the past two days have the best i ve had watching everyone come together and enjoy it and you ll be dripping wet and bone cold you ll be walking by because you ve been discussing porta potty but it does not matter everyone is inviting you into come dancing and cheering you on. tens of thousands of participants were ordered to shelter
escape. also breaking overnight, ohio voters delivering a major win for abortion rights in a special election. does it spell trouble for republicans in 2024? and lawyers for donald trump and the special counsel due back in court friday. their fight over what trump can and cannot talk about as the former president strikes a defiant tone on the trail. i will talk about it. i will. they re not taking away my first amendment right. good morning, it s great to have you with us. it s 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with a win for abortion rights advocates that could have major implications for 2024. voters in ohio overwhelmingly defeated a gop-backed ballot measure that would have made it all but impossible to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution come november. now, ohio was the seventh state to put abortion rights on the line. 14 months since the supreme court struck down roe v. wade and the seventh to back abortion rights. we