on the base it was also once used to help survivors of hurricane katrina. they will be given temporary housing, food and legal help assistance. florida governor desantis ch chartered two flights to drop the migrants off. miguel marquez talked to an immigrant. reporter: there were three options. washington, utah, massachusetts. the plane left and brought us here. when you step on american soil you feel at ease that you are here and well protected. you lose the stress of the journey in seven countries. very stressful across all of central america. a u.s. wants the justice department to get involved to see if the actions of governor desantis are legal. what s the latest on the island? reporter: the 50 or so immigrants that were here have moved on. it was emotional. they were here for about 48 hours in total. it wasn t impossible or difficult for martha s vineyard and the towns to step up to help the people. but it was confusing. they come with a lot of not a lot of bag
new york state attorney general s office is this investigation into the cramped family real estate business continues to, we ve got all the details in a live republic of the white house visit go back tonight for claiming that you and july economic report shows the opposite impression to critics pointing out it s actually still at near record high labels and very far from the tribeca nancy mace quiz and live in a bit. is begin with all the fired from the fbi and the doj on the mar-a-lago raid front. kevin corke has the latest from washington. attorney general merrick garland continues to ignore calls for more transparency following the raid over at mar-a-lago. sources telling fox news denied that his position is no on camera remarks and no written statements explaining the unprecedented decision to search the home of former president trump a move that s frankly been decried by critics as politically motivated and far, far outside the bounds of legal necessity. critics have a
or maybe the enemy lurked within. some say she had a history of emotional troubles. she began screaming obscenities. shouting. but this beloved teacher, could she have multiple personality? when she does that she is [inaudible] . was this a woman broken or woman taken? to find out what really happened, an elite group of detectives would launch an elaborate underground operation. the stage kidnapping. the fake blood. truly phenomenal. all leading up to a sit down with a man they call mr. big. [inaudible] a high stakes gamble to reveal the truth on tape. and the children left behind. what s going through your head? shattering. the story you are about to witness is all too real. though it may seem, perhaps, impossible. like a play or a movie. with its dark heart, something quite unspeakable. the actors are the family, divided across the folio line separating truth and deception. there is the gamblers, last desperate hand. the voice, the presence. so
questions being asked at this week s global ai safety summit in south korea. the second of its kind, it is co hosted with britain after the inaugural event in november last year at bletchley park near london. francine bennett is interim director at the ada lovelace institute an independent research institute specialising in al and is in south korea for this summit. a very warm welcome to the programme. so first of all, what will be achieved in seoul, do you think? do you think? well, that s a aood do you think? well, that s a good question. do you think? well, that s a good question. i do you think? well, that s a good question. i hope - do you think? well, that s a good question. i hope what| do you think? well, that s a - good question. i hope what will be achieved in seoul is moving on from the conversation from the bletchley summit last year. so we had some really good initial conversations there, and i think what wasn t to see is shaping the development of this,
see a child in the hands of terrorists. the desperate race to save the abducted israel calling up 300,000 reservists is a ground offensive coming our richard engel near the gaza border taking cover under fire he joins us tonight. and president biden huddling with advisers as the u.s. moves a strike group closer to israel the growing questions, was there an intelligence failure before the attack and did iran play a role as security ramps up back home. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt reporting tonight live from israel. good evening from israel, a nation beyond stunned tonight, vulnerable in ways it has never had to accept after a far weaker adversary, hamas, unleashed a ferocious attack over the weekend that seemed to come from everywhere, raining deadly rockets into residential streets and sending militant fighters across the gaza border, where they murdered and kidnapped israeli civilians. israel says it has retaken control of areas hamas had se