And so joining me now is chief Capitol Hill correspond correspondent Ryan Nobles, senior White House correspondent Gabe Gutierrez and National Law Enforcement and Intelligence Correspondent Tom Wy. All of these gentlemen have been working this from different angles. And Ryan, let me start with you.So this bill moves from that overwhelming vote in the House over to the Senate. Schumer says he will attempt to pass it by what we know in the Parliament of the Hill is UC unanimous consent. What do you think will ...

Federal investigators have just released new details into the cargo ship accident that led to 2024's deadly bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland. The National Transportation Safety Board is blaming a loose wire and problems with a fuel pump. They're both they're linking both of those things to electrical blackouts on the ship which ran into the Francis Scott Key Bridge last year.It was March 2024. where the ship was headed out of Baltimore, out of the harbor when it lost power and crashed right into the b ...

Get this. The US has issued a travel advisory for Japan following a string of deadly bear attacks. The country has reported more than a dozen deaths so far this year.NBC News correspondent Maris Francis has warned the countrywide effort to try and protect residents and tourists. >> A grizzly warning to tourists in Japan as the country deals with a surge in bear attacks. According to Japan's public broadcasting network, a record 220 people have been injured since April.Officials say at least 13 people killed ...

Is it true you could have almost become James Bond. >> I almost did. And I said, "Have you heard my British accent?" Click.>> On the verge of his 100th birthday, Dick Van Djk has been spreading joy for longer than most of us can remember. >> Hello, sir. >> My god.Hello, old man. >> How you doing. >> So good to see you.>> We're a couple of survivors. >> Tell me about it. And now he's letting us in on some of his secrets for living to 100.What's the one question that people ask you the most as you're approach ...

THE VOTE. >> ON SPECIAL REPORT. >> GOOD DAY.I'M HALLIE JACKSON IN WASHINGTON, AND WE ARE COMING ON THE AIR WITH BREAKING NEWS. JUST SECONDS AGO, A LANDSLIDE VOTE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON A BILL THAT WOULD TRY TO FORCE THE RELEASE OF DOJ DOCUMENTS RELATED TO JEFFREY EPSTEIN. WHAT STARTED AS A LONG SHOT BID MONTHS AGO NOW, ONE STEP CLOSER TO BECOMING LAW.THIS WAS A NEARLY UNANIMOUS VOTE. THE FINAL VOTE 427 TO 1, JUST HOURS AFTER SOME EPSTEIN SURVIVORS GATHERED AT THE CAPITOL TO RALLY SUPPORT. SO NEX ...

On this vote, the yays are 427, the nays are won. 2/3 being in the affirmative. The rules are suspended.The bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> It was an overwhelming passage. 427 voting in the affirmative.only one nay and that is uh Congressman Klay Higgins who released a statement saying that he is what he described a principled no on this saying that he has issues with the bill and of course Republicans in Congress including the speaker of the house hav ...

Is it true you could have almost become James Bond. >> I almost did. And I said, "Have you heard my British accent?" Click.>> On the verge of his 100th birthday, Dick Van Djk has been spreading joy for longer than most of us can remember. >> Hello, sir. >> My go Hello, man.>> How you doing. >> So good to see you. >> We're a couple of survivors.>> Tell me about it. And now he's letting us in on some of his secrets for living to 100. What's the one question that people ask you the most as you're approaching, ...

This isn't a performance, it's a story. And for this Navajo dancer, that story began when he was just 2 years old. >> Even before I could even speak or express myself, I was already dancing.>> Meet Kenneth Shirley, founder of Indigenous Enterprise, a pow-ow dance troop taking native culture around the globe. >> I think just hearing the drum and kind of just like it being such a powerhouse and I felt that good spirit and it really really empowered me to like keep going. In college, Kenneth noticed something ...

want to bring in our chief White House correspondent, Peter Alexander, to try to go through some of this. Um, Peter, a lot of conversation about cooperation between the two countries, about the relationship between those two men. President Trump repeatedly was praising the crown prince.Um, and there were some critical questions there that maybe you can run us through. Uh, but but start with the headlines. Well, I think the biggest headline, frankly, was what came out of the president's remarks right out of ...

Mr. . President, Mr. . President, >> Mr.. President, why wait for Congress to release the Epstein files. Why not just do it now. >> You know, it's not the question that I mind.It's your attitude. >> I think you are a terrible reporter. Uh, it's the way you ask these questions.You start off with a man who's highly respected asking him a horrible uh, insubordinate and and just a terrible question. And you could even ask that same exact question nicely. You're all psyched or somebody psyches you over at ABC, t ...