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trump. trust me on that. and that s not all clooney had to say. why he blames the mainstream media for the donald s rise. why he put his palm on his cheekbone for 20 minutes. what did millenniums think about the election? [ no audio ] right. later in the show, audio. [ laughter ] liberal voters step into watters world and it s not pretty. let me remind you, mornings are better with friends. thank you, steve miller. this is not him live. i m not sure he knows we re playing it. a little bit later, how does the eagle feel about the mammal? let s talk to challenger if eagles talk. there s al with challenger. our bald eagle. talks with brian and ainsley and i. the big news this week is we now have a national animal and it s the bison. national mammal is the bison. the eagle is animal. i thought i said mammal. we ve got a lot to talk about. that meeting yesterday. i know it. the meeting between paul ryan and donald trump. we ll talk about t ....
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wait until you hear how she picked those winning numbers. nightly news begins right now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. i m thomas roberts in tonight for lester. in a campaign season at times full of bizarre twists and turns, tonight may be one of the strangest developments yet centering on a 25-year-old audiotape. a man claiming to be donald trump talking to a people magazine reporter bragging about the billionaire s business dealings and dating life with famous women. the washington post released the audio and this morning trump emphatically denied it was his voice on the today show. but turns out he s spoken about it before and given a very different answer. we get new details tonight from cynthia mcfadden. reporter: tonight donald trump raising eyebrows again. i don t think it was me. it doesn t sound like me. reporter: the controversy not about something he sa ....
nightly news begins right now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. urgent help is on the way for travelers at one of the nation s busiest airports tonight after hundreds missed their flights on sunday, because of understaffed tsa checkpoints and very long lines. today the head of the tsa apologized to passengers affected by the boltneck at chicago s o hare airport, and dispatched a crisis team to get things moving. increasingly long waits at security checkpoints across the country have caused tens of thousands to miss flights this year, and the fact that we re already seeing meltdowns on a scale of what happened sunday in chicago, ahead the busy travel season is deepening concerns. the developments in this unfolding crisis. reporter: long lines again this morning at chicago s o hare. passengers missing flights. this, after many were forced to sleep on cots sunday. the entire airpor ....
tonight involving prince. what investigators have just taken. and the face revealed. who is the mystery doctor? g good evening. and we begin tonight with that deadly disaster, the explosion here in the u.s. that took the lives of 15 and destroyed dozens of homes. tonight, authorities have now revealed it was, in fact, a criminal act. it began with a fire at a fertilizer plant in west texas. and the massive explosion that followed, registering as strong as a magnitude 2.1 earthquake. so many lives lost on that night. hundreds, in fact, were injured. but this evening, three years and 400 interviews later, what authorities have just revealed, as they now issue a major reward for help. abc s phillip mena is in texas. reporter: we remember that father in the car with his daughter yeah, i can t hear. reporter: the explosion. the fear. please, get out of here. oh, my god. reporter: the blast, the smoke seen from all over town. families sheltering one another. c ....