NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode - Aug. 6

Public Safety and Legal Cases - Washington state authorities charged 37-year-old Aaron Farinacci with first-degree arson for the most destructive wildfire in Spokane's history, with the suspect admitting to setting 25 total fires [7][10][11] - The suspect is being held on a 2 million dollar bond while facing up to 63 years in prison for a separate series of armed robberies linked to 33-year-old Tracy Darryl Mingo near Atlanta [9][42][45] Government and Regulatory Affairs - Senate Republicans voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of congress after he invoked his fifth amendment rights more than 100 times during a pandemic hearing, leaving the Department of Justice to decide on prosecution [15][16][20] - The White House issued narrower executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism by denying visas to specific groups, including pregnant women whose sole intent is to give birth on U.S. soil [23][25][26] Infrastructure and Public Health - Severe drought conditions left over 1/3 of Puerto Rico facing water shortages, forcing San Juan residents into a rotating system of 2 days without water [28][30] - The FDA identified San Diego-based Co Citrus Distributors as the supplier of salmonella-tainted jalapeño peppers imported from Mexico, where 63% of imported U.S. vegetables are grown while only 2% of imported products are inspected by the FDA [34][35][36]