Children at Texas Children’s Hospital gifted Christmas trees
01:34
Trump delivers high-stakes primetime address
02:05
Deputy director steps down in FBI shake-up
00:47
U.S. government takes responsibility for DCA crash
01:11
Women arrested after razor blades found in bread sold at Walmart
01:14
Whooping cough cases surge nationwide as vaccinations drop
02:29
Urgent search for suspect who fatally shot MIT professor
01:31
Nick Reiner makes first court appearance for charges connected to parents’ murders
01:59
New details in Brown University shooting investigation
02:05
Aaron Rodgers makes his mark in Pittsburgh as Steelers quarterback
01:28
Dramatic 911 calls released after homeowner shoots alleged teen porch pirates
01:27
Trump defends WH chief of staff over new interview
02:23
Suspects in antisemitic terror attack inspired by ISIS
01:38
Driver slams into Georgia supermarket injuring at least four
00:59
Deadly flooding threatens millions in Pacific Northwest
01:01
Rob Reiner’s son charged with his parents’ murders
02:11
Police release new images of person of interest in connection with Brown University shooting
02:12
Rob Reiner’s own love story inspired ending of ‘When Harry Met Sally’
01:48
Brian Walshe found guilty for murder of his wife
01:29
15 killed in antisemitic terror attack in Australia
02:27
Nightly News
Mississippi mayor urges residents to ‘get out now’ as state braces for flooding
This version of Mississippi Mayor Urges Residents To Get Out Now As State Braces For Flooding 147202629514 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone was adapted by NBC News Clone to help readers digest key facts more efficiently.
01:39
Copied
Mississippi’s governor issued a state of emergency to residents as they brace for more flood waters. The Pearl River is expected to crest at 35 and a half feet overnight near downtown Jackson. The flooding is adding to the water still on the ground in Mississippi after days of excessive rainfall. This comes as 10 million Americans across the upper Midwest are at risk for severe weather, and the National Hurricane Center tracks four different storms developing in the Atlantic.Aug. 28, 2022
