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Nightly News Full Broadcast (February 1st)
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Tyre Nichols’ life celebrated by thousands at funeral
03:18
FBI searches Biden’s Delaware beach house
02:12
Southeast winter storm claims at least 8 lives
01:02
Video places Alex Murdaugh at crime scene minutes before, prosecutors argue
01:53
Billions stolen in Covid-related fraud, according to estimates
01:58
Tom Brady retires ‘for good’ after record-breaking career
01:32
College Board announces changes to AP African American studies course
01:57
Staten Island restaurant bringing ‘nonnas’ around the world together
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Nightly News Full Broadcast (January 31st)
20:48
31 million under winter weather alerts
03:41
Alec Baldwin formally charged with involuntary manslaughter in ‘Rust’ shooting
02:02
Police may have narrowly avoided mass shooting in Omaha, Nebraska
01:15
Memphis ‘SCORPION Unit’ under fire after Tyre Nichols’ brutal beating
02:52
Sources: FBI conducted undisclosed search of Biden’s private office in November
01:26
New revelations in Alex Murdaugh double murder trial
01:44
Jan 6th chief investigator says government could have prevented attack on Capitol
01:54
Trailblazing NASA astronauts awarded Congressional Space Medal of Honor
01:56
Teachers speak out about decision to leave the classroom for good
02:47
As schools prepare to reopen, districts nationwide are scrambling to find teachers. More than 600,000 educators have quit over the last two years. Many schools are desperate to fill a gap caused by a surge in teacher retirements. From extending work hours to little financial growth and even students showing academic and behavioral issues, NBC News’ Rehema Ellis speaks to some of these educators to find out why they quit.Aug. 20, 2022
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Nightly News Full Broadcast (February 1st)
18:49 Tyre Nichols’ life celebrated by thousands at funeral
03:18FBI searches Biden’s Delaware beach house
02:12Southeast winter storm claims at least 8 lives
01:02Video places Alex Murdaugh at crime scene minutes before, prosecutors argue
01:53Billions stolen in Covid-related fraud, according to estimates
01:58
