efta authorizing the first fiel to treat covid 19 are panel of experts weighs in on how this could affect the pandemic as we know it. the coronavirus threatening to disrupt christmas once again. we will investigate the impact and whether americans plan to travel over the next several days to their destinations. the challenges to the vaccine mandate, but kevin gort has onl just tonight. the high high court will hea those arguments on the seventh of january. that s an advance in the schedule because it had been expected to resume hearing case and generate tenth grade this special session will enable the justices to hear arguments abou the eggs and restrictions vaccine or testing requirements for large employers freight and separate vaccine work orders fo healthcare workers freight the linchpin behind the expedited hearing is of course the question of the osha authority to impose such a requirement. all this is happening on the da when the fda is making major news authorizing
good evening, everyone. i m laura ingraham. this is the angle. thanks, as always for being with us tonight. forcing families hand, that s the focus of tonight s angle. today fani willis lost her special prosecutor, her credibility and any for a political future. and democrats dream drowning donald trump in a flood of legal cases is not working out like they d hoped. and now they re the ones caught. neanderthal. a technical win for fulton county district attorney fani willis, but a massive indictment on her behavior. and it s a slap to the head to the prosecutor, but not a fatal knock down plunge. it s highly unlikely that this will start before the election. this really did help the trump team, not only in terms of delaying it, but also in undermining the credibility of the overall justice and the prosecutions against trump. judge scott mcafee didn t take the entire load off. he didn t flat out her from the election interference case, but the ruling handed down today wa
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announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and welcome. after a dangerous confrontation in the skies, a warning tonight from russia to the u.s. not to fly aircraft near its airspace throwing the onus on the united states for that midair collision between a russian and american plane over the black sea yesterday. the u.s. making clear its pilotless surveillance plane was flying legally in international airspace when it was knocked from the sky by a russian fighter jet that had been flying close and aggressively the act raising alarms in the pentagon. secretary of defense lloyd austin confirming he spoke by telephone today with the russian defense minister, though not revealing the nature of their conversation. the u.s., however, accuses the russians of reckless and unprofessional behavior, and we have new reporting tonight on just how high up the orders came from in russia. peter alexander is at the white house with more reporter: tonight, for t