tonight. also, the brutal dangerous heat putting almost one in every four americans at risk. the scorching hot weather, unrelenting in the south and southwest sending temperatures into the triple digits. the americans there living with little or no air-conditioning. many facing life and death misery with no quick end in sight, while in new england, rescues still under way tonight. more than 200 people pulled from the flood danger. home after home destroyed. many still dealing with walls of water and mud, and more rain on the way. fighting inflation. prices rising at the slowest pace in more than two years. is now the time to buy that car? president biden s high-stakes meeting with ukraine s president at the nato summit. the new commitment to ukraine s security, but what about joining nato? iowa becomes the latest state to pass the highly restrictive abortion bill. the new attempts to stop it from becoming law. murder in the medical office. why did a patient allegedl
after a suspect in body armor opened fire last night, killing five and injuring others, including toddler twins. and in texas, three more killed at a july 4th gathering. the search now on for that shooter. washout in the northeast. the rain, floods, and lightning putting a damper on the festivities. more than 40 million nationwide under alerts for dangerous storms and searing heat. plus panic on the beach. three suspected shark scares today on new york s long island after two suspected attacks on monday. and the terrifying close call with a shark in the water off florida. a surprising find inside the white house. a bag with white powder tests positive for cocaine. attack in tel aviv. a car slams into a crowd. part of the escalating and deadly clashes between israel and the palestinians. hints that the kremlin could be open to a possible prisoner swap as two u.s. citizens remain wrongfully detained in russia. also, the new drone patrols helping police stop and so
face dangerous heat alerts as strain on the texas power grid breaks records tonight. the audio reporting of former president trump seeming to undermine his claim that he did not show others a secret pentagon document after he left office. what he is saying and the new fallout tonight. my exclusive interview with former congresswoman liz cheney. what she told me about the state of the republican party, whether she ll run in 2024 and more. after that rebellion in russia, president putin saying his forces averted a civil war. in court tonight, the man accused of killing the four college students as prosecutors seek the death penalty. the cdc s new warning about malaria in the united states. the first new cases in decades. what you need to know. and the revelation about many members of congress. their connections to america s legacy of slavery. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt reporting tonight from aspen, colorado. good evening from aspen, w
atlantic. debris from the vessel discovered not far from the titanic s bow. all five people onboard presumed dead. the new details that the u.s. navy may have detected the implosion days ago. plus my interview with the coast guard. more deadly severe weather. a tornado ripping through a small texas down killing four. a powerful hailstorm crashing down in colorado. and another dangerous day of heat. india s prime minister visits the white house as the u.s. tries to strengthen relations to counter china s growing influence. what the president says about calling china s leader a dictator. the tax charges against hunter biden. irs whistleblowers claiming the justice department, the fbi, the irs superiors improperly interfered with their investigation. the new details. almost one year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, a growing shortage of ob-gyns. and the broader impact on williams health. if you ever had a bug problem, look at what they are facing in
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