the dice. new questions about his gamble to launch an impeachment inquiry into the president including from fellow republicans. and the report wall street had been bracing for, inflation ticking up for the second straight month with gas prices jumping 10%. what does it mean for you and for the american economy. and those flood waters final ly reseeding after inundating parts of massachusetts. we ll go live to the cities that seem to have gotten the worst of it. our nbc news reporters are following the latest developments. we start with nbc s trymaine lee with the latest on the capture of canelo cavalcante. police went into great detail about the moment they took him into custody. what more do we know about what happened? reporter: chris, police really went into extraordinary detail in turning the page on this two-week saga. early this morning, around 1:00 a.m., a dea plane, using thermal imaging technology got a blip in this area. they thought they might have found cava
caught on tape appearing to mock a 23-year-old pedestrian who was hit and killed by a car driven by another officer. he claims those comments were taken out of context and that he tried to come clean to the department, but the chief is telling another story. and north korea s kim jong-un toasting russia s vladimir putin even as he predicts a russian victory over, quote, the forces of evil in the west. so what is he willing to do to make that happen? we ve got those details coming up. but we begin with the images that have captured a nation today. take a look, this is the moment danelo cavalcante was escorted out of an armored truck by officials at the avondale state police barracks just before 9:00 a.m. stripped down to just his underwear and shoes wrapped in a foil blanket. the capture the result of nearly two long weeks of efforts by 500 members of law enforcement to bring the escaped fugitive to justice. they took cavalcante by surprise, tipped off by a nearby resident
through what a remains of entir towns after last week s earthquake. we have the latest on both of those unfolding disasters. and donald trump trying to win the legal battles before they even get going. the former president filing a notione dismiss one case, and urging a judge to recuse herself in another. does either effort have any chance h of working? we start with the perfect storm of political and ideological battles marking the return of the house to capitol hill. some of those fights intentionally aimed at o disrupting thete work of congre, even as they risk disrupting the u.s. economy and americans lives at the same time. let me explain, right now, congress isla facing an end of e month deadline to fund the governmento or risk it shuttin down. freezing federal programs and putting thousands of p people o of work. now there had been a plan to fund the government short term in order to allow time for negotiations, but some hard rightns house conservatives won back i
coming at the end of a deadly holiday weekend. at least 21 people were killed, more than 70 reported tornados across 12 states. some of the worst damage was in texas, what it looked like inside, as the structure was destroyed by a 135-mile-per-hour tornado, hundreds of thousands without power, all of this during what s already been a record breaking travel more than 2,000 people feared buried. james longman with the israel responds. prime minister netanyahu calls it a tragic the urgent search for suspects in the death of a former general hospital actor. officials say johnny wactor was killed during a robbery. former president trump prepares for a crucial week ahead. tributes pour in for a basketball legend, bill walton, giant on and off the court. midair scare aboard a spirit airlines flight from jamaica, passengers putting on life jackets. health concerns force bruce springsteen to postpone concerts in europe. and america strong tonight. how he s commemorating this
a deadly holiday weekend. at least 21 people were killed, more than 70 reported tornadoes across 12 states. some of the worst damage was in texas. gas station where dozens were sheltering and what it look like inside as the structure was destroyed by 13 5 mile pf hour tornado and hundreds of thousands without power, all of this in what s been a record breaking travel weekend and as millions head him. gio benitez, and maria villarreal to time it out out. the search in the southwestern pacific as hopes fade of finding any more survivors following a massive landslide in papua, new guinea. families searching for their love ones. james longman with the latest. israel responds. in the aftermath of the deadly air strike on a refugee camp. at least 50 people were killed and more than 200 injured. benjamin netanyahu calls it a tragic mishap. brooke clement reports from israel. the death of a former general hospital actor. officials say johnny wactor was killed in a robbery a