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new details on how one police officer took out the gunman and new reporting on the suspect's identity and possible ties to white supremacists ideology weighing on all of us, why have there been so plus, the big question weighing on all of us. why have there been so many mass shootings this year? >> we've discussed this over and over, and nothing gets done. also breaking, an suv slams into pedestrians outside a shelter housing migrants in a texas border town, killing seven. police now investigating whether it was intentional outrage in new york over the subway chokehold death. pro...

breakers after hard partying turns violent and even deadly. the new curfew that starts tonight on air scare the terrifying moment this meteorologist collapsed on live tv what she told us today about how she is feeling. and underdogs unleashed. more shocking march madness upsets >> anything is possible >> as the longest of long shots, fairleigh dickinson university takes its shot at the sweet 16 tonight >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. good evening it was a surprise visit. the closest russian president vladimir putin has ever been to the front lines since th...

we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports. right now more potential legal trouble for former president donald trump what the fulton county d.a. is saying about charging decisions and her investigation into efforts to overturn the last election plus, new details in the sweet 16 birthday party shooting that left four in alabama dead we hear from a teenager survivor who's still recovering in the hospital also, what former president trump says is inconceivable about president biden's new election bid we've got new reaction from inside trump world and we just...

boundaries for their children. set boundaries for adolescents. set boundaries for teenagers on the use of phones. on use of social media. >> it's hard to protect them. >> on the use of everything. it's hard but it is -- it is a lot more important than so many other things. >> okay. we're over time here, though. we will revisit this. that does it for us this morning. it is so great that yasmin vossoughian is back with us, and she picks up the coverage right now. hey, everybody, good friday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we've got a lot happen...

let us start in ohio. 1.1 million pounds of vinyl chloride was released into the air, following the derailment of the northern suffolk train two weeks ago, a chemical that can cause dna mutations and lead to long-term cancers, according to a lawsuit that's alleging all of that, and it is a big reason why residents of east palestine ohio say they don't believe officials who are telling them it's safe to go home, safe to breathe, safe to drink the water. the epa administrator was there yesterday. the governor was out there today. it's okay, they say, we've tested the air. we've tested ...