you add into the trans fer portl and n.i.l. deals, that s going to make the recruitment process even bigger. you just praised the consistency of players and staffing in this matchup, but then with this kind of expansion, we re talking about people being more apt to take advantage of the transfer portal. there s going to be a loss of a consistency, right? some might look at it as a new opportunity to kind of move the chess pieces. absolutely. the transfer portal has been here for a couple of years. you have to adapt or die in college football, and coaches are realizing that coaching at a high level. michael penix jr. had four different season-ending injuries at indiana. he goes to washington, has an incredible start. he s a guy who has been playing so well on these big stages. you ve seen his draft stock slowly rise, which is really cool. so i think for the transfer portal, that s a great story with respect to that. so it s not going away. we might see some changes with th
captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening. i m catlin collins. and tonight we begin with exclusive cnn reporting. we have learned that prosecutors in the classified documents case are now zeroing in on a flood that happened on the grounds of mar-a-lago. this was last october, when an employee there drained the club s swimming pool and as a result, a room that stores computer servers, which contain surveillance video logs, flooded. the big question now, was it an accident or was it intentional? this is reporting that katelyn polantz and i broke on the special counsel s investigation. here s what we ve learned about the situation. federal prosecutors who are investigating trump s handling of classified documents are now asking about this incident that happened at mar-a-lago last october. a maintenance worker at the club drained a pool, which ended up flooding a nearby room with a computer room storing computer servers are kept. two months before the fbi searched the
rocked the city. the small plane then crashed in a rural part of virginia what we know at this hour china now defending an incident caught on tape one of its war ships barreling into the path of a u.s. destroyer, both sides warning the situation could escalate nbc news exclusive. the grand jury investigating president trump s handling of classified documents will meet again this week after a long break could that mean an indictment is near is there a serial killer on the loose? six women found dead in the last six months near portland, oregon. are the cases linked the faa has rules about how quickly a plane should be evacuated during an emergency but critics say those emergency evacuation plans are outdated what is at stake here is the safety of the flying public. and prince harry set to take the stand. the lawsuit that will make him the first royal in more than a century to testify in court. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow good evening we
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here. in norfolk southern ceo apologizes after that toxic train derailment in ohio. he is grilling from lawmakers, today, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. buckle up, boys, and girls, the new york times is reporting tonight the manhattan prosecutors are inching closer and closer to criminal charges against the former president, donald j trump, and the stormy daniels case. that, as you recall, is the one involving hush money payments made before the 2016 election to keep the former porn star, daniels, from talking about her apparent affair with trump, who still denies it. the times says that according to four sources, quote, the manhattan district attorney s office recently signaled to trump s lawyers that he could face criminal charges for his role in the payment of hush money. prosecutors offered trump the chance to testify next week before the grand jury. alvin bragg in his office declined to comment on th