In Highland Park, two brothers who survived the 4th of July shooting returned to Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital to thank the doctors and nurses who came to their rescue. Nicholas and Stephen Kolpack were both shot, one in the right knee and ankle and the other in the left calf. Both brothers had to undergo emergency surgery and physical …
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Uvalde School Police Chief Fired In Response To Mass Shooting
Uvalde’s school board voted to fire police chief Pete Arredondo following mounting pressure from parents. Arredondo waited over an hour to storm a classroom and take down the gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers. Arredondo refused to attend the meeting but his attorney sent the board a scathing statement calling the process an “unconstitutional public lynching.” » Subscribe …
Read More »Teachers In Columbus, Ohio Strike For Third Day
Teachers have been on strike for three days in Columbus, Ohio, demanding smaller class sizes and improvements. The school year began remotely for the district’s 47,000 students who are being taught by substitute teachers. Educators in other cities where tensions remain high are closely monitoring Columbus and weighing strikes themselves. » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC » Watch more NBC …
Read More »Formerly Paralyzed Man Swims From Alcatraz With A Powerful Message
Rob Heitz grew up swimming until one day he mistakenly dove into shallow water and was paralyzed from the chest down. Slowly, he recovered and was able to move again. Inspired by his strength, Heitz’s friends came up with an idea for him – to swim from Alcatraz. NBC News’ Jacob Ward shares his story. » Subscribe to NBC News: …
Read More »Trump Had ‘Top Secret’ Documents At Mar-a-Lago, National Archives Says
New revelations about the search of former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home show “more than 300 documents” had “classified markings,” according to the New York Times. The National Archives posted a letter it sent to Trump lawyers back in January after Trump had sent them 15 boxes of documents. The letter said the boxes included 100 classified documents, 700 pages total, …
Read More »Psychedelic Drug Could Help Treat Addictions, Study Shows
Two doses of psilocybin pills, along with psychotherapy, helped people with alcohol use disorder reduce drinking for at least eight months after their first treatments, results from the largest clinical trial of its kind show. The theory is that psilocybin makes the brain more malleable. NBC News’ Harry Smith spoke with a few people who participated in the study about …
Read More »Some Schools Implementing Four-Day Weeks To Combat Teacher Shortage
As students head back to school, a teacher shortage is causing some rural districts to shorten their weeks to only four days. The districts believe the four-day week will attract employees, competing with larger school systems that can afford to pay teachers more. However, some experts say the hours lost in the classroom can be detrimental to students over time. …
Read More »3 Million Under Flood Watch After Deadly Rainfall In Dallas
Dallas is facing its second worst flood in nearly a century, after the city experienced record rainfall. Nearly three million people remain under flood watch and at least one person has died. Meanwhile, further west, five million people are under heat alert. » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC » Watch more NBC video: http://bit.ly/MoreNBCNews NBC News Digital is a collection …
Read More »Nightly News Full Broadcast – Aug. 23
On tonight’s broadcast: Trump had ‘Top Secret’ documents at Mar a Lago, National Archives says; 3 million under flood watch after deadly rainfall in Dallas; Firefighters’ gear may increase cancer risk, new studies show; and more. 00:00 Intro 01:25 National Archives: 700+ classified pages at Mar-a-Lago 04:17 Deadly flood disaster in Texas 06:46 Rayshard Brooks shooting charges dropped 08:45 Two …
Read More »NBC Polls Shows A Mixed Landscape For 2022 Elections
Two months from election day and NBC News polls show a mixed picture for the 2022 landscape. Republicans now have a slim lead when it comes to Congressional picks. NBC’s poll indicated a shift in voters’ top issue from “cost of living” now to “threats to democracy.” 57% of respondents say the investigation of former President Trump should continue. An …
Read More »Five Indiana State University Students In Fatal Car Crash, Three Passengers Dead
Just days after the start of the fall semester, Indiana State University announced it believes five of its students were involved in a deadly crash overnight. Authorities say a vehicle suddenly veered off the road in Riley, Indiana, crashed into a tree, and caught fire with the five still inside. The Vigo County sheriff says the driver and two passengers …
Read More »Daughter Of President Putin’s Ally Killed In Car Bombing
Investigators say the car bomb that killed the daughter of President Putin’s allies, Alexander Dugin, may have been a contract killing. Russian authorities say she was likely murdered, but the motive remains unknown. Russian state-run media cited witnesses saying Dugin decided to travel in a different vehicle last minute and may have been the target himself. Dugin has been called …
Read More »Police Officers Suspended, Placed On Leave After Video Shows Them Violently Beating A Man
A violent arrest in Mulberry, Arkansas was caught on camera showing officers kicking a man in the head and body, and slamming his head into the ground several times. 27-year-old Randall Worcester was released on bond and walked out of the county jail. His attorney says he in part sustained abrasions to the face. Crawford County sheriff deputies Zach King …
Read More »Al Shabab Claims Responsibility For Hotel Terror Attack
At least 20 were killed and more than 40 were wounded when armed gunmen stormed an upscale hotel in Somalia. The attacks were claimed by Al Shabab, an Al-Qaeda-linked militant group that’s been terrorizing the region for more than 15 years with the goal of establishing a fundamentalist Islamic state. The assault began late Friday when two car bombs were …
Read More »Classrooms Nationwide Turn To Virtual Classrooms To Fill In Teacher Gaps
As the nationwide teacher shortage reaches crisis levels, states are scrambling to fill their classrooms. Texas is switching to four-day weeks, while Florida is asking veterans with no experience to step in. Some districts are now going virtual: remote teachers instructing classrooms full of students. We travel to one school in Georgia to see the advantages and disadvantages of this …
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