natasha, first the family expected to see the video on friday. that didn t happen. then they thought they would see it this morning. then that was delayed. and now they re expected to see it pretty soon. what s the reason for the delay? reporter: yeah, victor and alisyn, they re actually inside the pasquotank public safety building right now. and a crowd gathered at the doors waiting for them to come out, perhaps to tell the rest of us what they have seen from the body camera footage, as you said, no one has seen more than five days after the death of andrew brown jr. part of the delay at first was the family being told that any really wanted to protect the integrity of the investigation. and then of course with the growing outcry of wanting transparency from this community, any started working on this to try to get the family at least a private viewing more expediently. today s delay was interesting because we saw a statement from the county attorney saying they needed mor
the first time. the president is expected to promote the next phase of his massive u.s. infrastructure plan, as well as other achievements and priorities he has highlighted over the past three months. we must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue. shots in arms and money in pockets, that s important. it s not a plan that tinkers around the edges, it s a once in a generation investment in america. i ve concluded that it s time to end america s longest war. it s time for american troops to come home. we have to step up. scientists tell us that this is the decisive decade. cnn s joe johns is in wilmington, delaware, where president biden is spending the weekend. all right. joe, so how does president biden compare at his point of this presidency to his predecessors? reporter: right. well, did you the top lines there, fred, 52% according to abc news. if you add the last five poles and average them, he comes out at about 54%, which puts him at the low end of
corner stone of our democracy so what s the plan? is there anything the white house can do to protect voting rights in georgia? we re working on that now. we don t know quite exactly what we can do at this point. the justice department is taking a look as well. meanwhile, house democrats have an idea and vice president harris is on board. i believe very strongly that congress needs to pass the for people act and we need to restore the teeth of the strength of the voting rights act and we need to also provide for what is necessary clearly when we see the kind of abusive practices that we ve seen from the georgia legislature, which is to intentionally, i believe, attempt to prevent whole populations of people from exercising their constitutional right to vote in their elections. stopping people from voting. that s right. but there s just one thing potentially standing in their way. the senate filibuster. joining me now is corrine jean pierre. you just heard the open a
shots? help is on the way for millions as those $600 relief checks finally roll out, but what about the push to raise them to $2,000 were red flags missed in the nashville christmas bombing? the warning from the bomber s girlfriend to police more than a year before the blast. the chilling 911 call just released and the bizarre conspiracy theories he may have believed the beloved sitcom star dying from covid, one of so many we lost this year. our tribute to their lives and legacies this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening i m kristen welker in for lester we begin tonight with the new front in the war on covid-19. that new, more contagious strain of the virus first identified in britain, has now been found in two u.s. states, colorado and now california there are new questions tonight about just how widespread it already is this as health officials vow to pick up the pace of the vaccine roll-out after acknowledging the effort has fallen short. we hav
but unlike the new american president, this guy had been ruling his country for 40 infamous years. his excellency, more market duffy, leader of the revolution, president of the african revolution, king of kings of africa. gaddafi raged on for 95 minutes and eight seconds, a diatribe against the wind from a jumble of handwritten notes, waving a copy of the un charter and then pretending to wrap it up. it should not be called the security council. it should be called the terror council. muammar gaddafi made no mention of the pan am bombing over locker b, or [inaudible] president kennedy. we want to know who killed him. somebody by the name of lee harvey. and then another, jack route ruby, killed harvey. why did he kill him? [inaudible] the un and the white house. i would try to wouldn t try to better part of the afternoon. the speech from the libyan dictator muammar gaddafi was weird. weird, weird. he called for the un headquarters to be relocated to libya so