was with the agency for more than a decade has just been indicted in connection with his actions on january 6th. the accusation that his comments encouraged rioters to kill the police. that s next. plus, exclusive new footage of the moment in davenport, iowa, the building suddenly collapsing. what we now know about the three people officials say are likely still trapped in the rubble. also, off the ledge, with the u.s. no longer on the brink of an historic collapse, president biden and washington are breathing a whole lot easier today. we ll hear from the president in just a few hours as he prepares to sign the debt ceiling bill into law. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we begin right here in washington just five hours away from president biden s speech with nbc news white house correspondent monica alba. monica, what s the goal tonight? reporter: i think for the president, chris, it s really to convey the severity of this issue,
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in davenport, iowa, more fopartment building that partially collapsed on sunday. heavy machinery is now removing debris come as search and recovery efforts continue. mosquitoes. they are pesky and persistent. there is a reason you may be feeling more bites this summer. what attracts mosquitoes to us? semi file. norah: there is a new spelling bee champion and the winning word was h-a-r-d. it is still kind of surreal. norah: and it is friday so we go on the road. i couldn t read. started teaching yourself? practice makes perfect. dottie said it was reading that helped her find love again. the message she put across that day. really touched a lot of people s hearts. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we begin tonight with a majority of a country facing hot and human temperatures, from the midwest to the northeast. 97 million americans across 36 states will see temperatures at or above 90 degrees. that s
pass border is constant, over the last few hours we have seen how group after group of migrants get here, and that doesn t stop at night, either, after the immigrants surrender to u.s. border patrol agents at the border, they are brought here to this holding area behind me, where they have to wait to be processed. just yesterday customs and border protection released the numbers of what they call encounters with immigrants with border patrol agents. for the month of november, there were 191,113 apprehensions along the border, and that number rises to more than 242,000, nearly a quarter of a million people, if we add those who seek asylum at ports of entry. as high as those numbers seem, officials say they re lower as compared to the same period last year. congressman tony gonzalez, a republican who represents two-thirds of the texas border with mexico says, help from the federal government here at the border is desperately needed, especially considering that those in charge o
responsibility to pay for this mess. senator tim scott has officially launched his 2024 presidential campaign. i m running for president of the united states. the naacp has issued a travel warning for florida, calling the policies of governor ron desantis hostile to minority communities. norah: back-to-back shark attacks in the florida keys. that one was not afraid of us. he wanted me. norah: the inspirational story behind the historic new name of a u.s. army base. it s not named fort hal moore. it s both hal moore and julie. the fairy tale story gets better. a hole-in-one for michael block! dunked it. get there, yes. magic. we get to see him next year. music to my ears, my friend. music to my ears. norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we want to begin tonight at the white house with debt limit negotiations taking place with the full faith and credit of the unite