puts on everything. one roof collapsed, that governor hochul did visit the other day. there s the fear over whether we could see more like we did in 2014. you mentioned two people who died from cardiovascular arrest shoveling the snow. take caution as you re taking care of your homes. willie. dangerous situation. you can t get over the snow totals, incredible scenes, nbc s marissa parra in buffalo. thank you so much. we appreciate it. we are at the top of the hour, and we begin with the latest in the deadly mass shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. five people were killed. 25 others were hurt after a man armed with an ar-15 style rifle and a handgun opened fire inside club q just before midnight on saturday. police and the club s owner are praising two patrons who ran toward the gunman, subduing him until officers got there. nbc news correspondent morgan
republican voices for the select committee. and a new snag in the infrastructure bill in time it is about public transit. we start with the latest on this pandemic. morgan cheskey is at an over flow covid testing lot. and i also want to bring in internal medicine position dr. shashana. so you are talking to folks there that are seeing an increase in the number of kids getting tested. summer camps in central texas shutting down to outbreaks. tell me what you re seeing there on the ground.
this isn t a competition. this is about building a road to space so that future generations can do incredible things in space. we re excited to join the club. that was jeff bezos, of course, the founder of amazon. they were being a little coy about the race part of the billionaire space race happening now. you have bezos and his brother traveling with the oldest and youngest people ever to enter space about a week after richard branson and his crew arrived safely from their space mission. branson telling future dreamers if we can do it imagine what you can do. joining us now from the launch site, morgan cheskey. tell us what it is like on the ground and the final preps, what will we see? yes, this is the closest that i will be able to get to that
longer be allowed to work out of buckingham palace, nbc s morgan cheskey has more. good day to you saturday time there. prince andrew s entire office was booted from the palace, what can you tell us? we re certainly hearing those reports and what a difference a week makes, if you re born into the royal family, then buckingham palace should feel like a second home. but for andrew, the son of the queen nicknamed the party prince, he s finding the royal footing is slipping fast. this morning a first look at prince andrew, trying to ride out the storm after his botched interview about disgraced financier jeffrey epstein which led to the duke of york s announcement that he s stepping back from royal duties, brins press reporting the prince forced to move his private office. a spokesperson saying he ll be taking his work outside of
mentioned a moment ago. actually blew clear off the building and into this parking lot. wred some yesterday some of us were minutes behind. we heard it hit the ground. damage like this is keeping officials with a curfew in place at least through today. they will be assessing the damage, downed power lines trying to make certain it s not too dangerous for people the to return before they lift those evacuation orders. now to the bahamas where rescue and recovery efforts are under way as the death toll has risen to 43. the prime minister expects that number will grow significantly. nbc s morgan cheskey has more. reporter: nonstop search-and-rescue effort going on here at the airport in nassau. relief camps are being set up on the other side of the fences for