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0:02Tonight, we are live from our NBC News election headquarters, the historic blue wave handing今晚,我们在NBC新闻选举总部现场直播 历史性的蓝波交接
0:08Democrats, the House and the Senate.民主党,众议院和参议院.
0:10The widespread wins even in deep Republican states.广泛性的胜利甚至在深入的共和党州。
0:14Now those现在这些
0:14Democrats laying out their agenda as Republicans reckon with their brutal performance.民主党人提出他们的议程 共和党人考虑他们的残酷表现。
0:20The那个
0:20vice president trying to distance himself from the Iran war and Ronda Santis calling副总统试图远离伊朗战争 和朗达·桑蒂斯打电话
0:26it a close to an extinction level event for Republicans.对共和党来说,这几乎是一场灭绝事件。
0:30Plus, President Trump's unexpected况且川普总统出乎意料
0:32appearance touring his new ballroom, what he's blaming the losses on.出现在他的新舞厅里 他把损失归咎于什么
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1Tonight, we are live from our NBC News election headquarters, the historic blue wave handing今晚,我们在NBC新闻选举总部现场直播 历史性的蓝波交接
2Democrats, the House and the Senate.民主党,众议院和参议院.
3The widespread wins even in deep Republican states.广泛性的胜利甚至在深入的共和党州。
4Now those现在这些
5Democrats laying out their agenda as Republicans reckon with their brutal performance.民主党人提出他们的议程 共和党人考虑他们的残酷表现。
6The那个
7vice president trying to distance himself from the Iran war and Ronda Santis calling副总统试图远离伊朗战争 和朗达·桑蒂斯打电话
8it a close to an extinction level event for Republicans.对共和党来说,这几乎是一场灭绝事件。
9Plus, President Trump's unexpected况且川普总统出乎意料
10appearance touring his new ballroom, what he's blaming the losses on.出现在他的新舞厅里 他把损失归咎于什么
11Right now, Alaska现在,阿拉斯加
12still in play.还在玩
13Could those votes for the other Dan Sullivan be enough to snatch victory from那些投给丹·沙利文的选票 是否足以夺取胜利
14Senator Dan Sullivan and Democrats' historic win sending stocks surging?参议员丹·沙利文和民主党的历史性胜利 派股票暴涨?
15Why investors为什么投资者
16are so bullish and how it impacts your 401k.这么粗鲁 如何影响你的401k。
17Also breaking tonight, the horrifying shooting今夜也破门而入 可怕的枪击
18at an office complex near Tampa, a gunman carrying a rifle, killing a woman and terrified在Tampa附近的一个办公楼里 一个持枪手拿着步枪 杀死了一个女人 吓坏了
19workers fleeing with their hands up how it came to an end.工人们举起手来逃离,结果如何。
20A helicopter crashing near一架直升机在附近坠毁
21Miami upside down right there in the water.迈阿密颠倒在水里
22One killed two others tonight fighting for一个杀了另外两个今晚为
23their lives.他们的生活。
24New images of possible debris from that deadly Learjet crash leaving a hole致命的里尔喷气机坠毁可能留下的碎片的新图像
25in this woman's roof.在这个女人的屋顶。
26The six year old found alive after going missing in the woods for六岁的孩子在树林里失踪后发现还活着
27days.几天时间
28How rescuers found him on horseback.救援人员如何骑马找到他的.
29Plus the poet and the pontiff legendary singer加上诗人和庞蒂夫传奇歌手
30songwriter Bob Dylan visiting with Pope Leo and the history made across America.歌曲作家鲍勃·迪伦(Bob Dylan)与教宗李奥(Pope Leo)一起参观,以及美国各地创造的历史.
31The trail线索
32blazers for both parties changing the face of government.给改变政府面貌的双方贴上标签
33Nightly News starts right now.晚间新闻马上开始
34This is a special edition of NBC Nightly News.这是NBC晚间新闻的特刊.
35Decision 2026 from NBC News ElectionNBC新闻选举第2026号决定
36headquarters.总部。
37Here's Tom Yamas.汤姆山
38And good evening on this Wednesday and we are tracking the周三晚上好 我们正在追踪
39fast moving developments in wake of that historic midterm election.在那次历史性的中期选举之后,进展迅速。
40You can pick your metaphor.你可以选你的比喻。
41Last night's results were a political earthquake, a blue tsunami, a historic routing.昨晚的结果是一场政治地震,一场蓝色海啸,一场历史性的路径.
42Whatever随便啦
43the word choice, the numbers speak for themselves.单词的选择,数字本身就说明问题。
44The Democrats flipping seven seats in the民主党翻了七个席位
45Senate with two more still in play.参议院还有两个人还在玩
46And in the House, our NBC News decision desk estimates在众议院,我们的NBC新闻决策台估计
47they'll gain at least 34 House seats.他们至少会获得34个众议院席位.
48All of it adds up to a Democratic control of both都等于民主地控制了双方
49houses of Congress.国会大厦
50The Democratic House and Senate leaders holding news conferences today民主院和参议院领导人今天举行新闻发布会
51laying out their agenda moving forward.制定它们前进的议程。
52And for the Republican Party today, a reckoning.而对于共和党来说,今天,一个计算。
53Vice President J.D.副总统J.D.
54Vance seeming to distance himself from some of the president's policies,万斯似乎与总统的一些政策保持距离,
55blaming the war on Iran for the losses.将损失归咎于伊朗的战争。
56And Governor Ron DeSantis called it a close to州长罗恩・德桑蒂斯称它接近
57an extinction level event for the Republican Party.共和党的灭绝事件
58The president choosing today to tour总统今天选择参观
59his new White House ballroom while insisting the vote was not a referendum on him.他的新白宫舞厅 一方面坚持投票 不是关于他的公投。
60Tonight今夜 今夜
61we'll look at what comes next with the stock market seeming to relish a split government.我们看看接下来的股票市场 似乎喜欢分裂的政府。
62All three major indices skyrocketing today.今天,三大指数都急剧上升。
63And there are two Senate races still uncalled.还有两个元老院的种族仍然无人所知.
64One separated by only a few dozen votes.一个只以几十票分开.
65And the saga of the two Dan Sullivans in Alaska还有阿拉斯加的丹·沙利文
66is far from over tonight.今晚远未结束
67Our reporters are spread out across the country today covering我们的记者今天遍布全国
68this historic realignment.这一历史性的调整。
69And we begin tonight with Ryan Nobles.我们今晚从瑞安诺贝尔斯开始
70Tonight, the stunning Democratic blowout.今晚,令人惊叹的民主党吹嘘。
71We just took back Texas.我们刚刚夺回德州
72In a rebuke of President Trump, NBC News projecting Democrats winning control of the House and在特朗普总统的斥责中,NBC新闻预测民主党赢得对众议院的控制权,
73Senate, the likely Democratic speaker today.参议院,可能是今天的民主党发言人。
74It wasn't simply a blue wave.这不仅仅是蓝色的波浪
75It was an American是个美国人
76tsunami.海啸。
77And current speaker Mike Johnson announcing he won't run for GOP leadership现任演说家迈克·约翰逊宣布他不会竞选GOP领导职位.
78following what Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is calling carnage.跟踪佛罗里达州州长罗恩·德桑蒂斯所说的屠杀
79This is close to an extinction快要灭绝了
80level event for Republicans in many parts of the country.全国许多地方的共和党人级别活动。
81In Senate races, Democrat在参议院的种族,民主党人
82and pediatrician Annie Andrews in deep red South Carolina projected to defeat Darlene和儿科医生安妮安德鲁斯 在深红色的南卡罗莱纳州 预测将击败达琳
83Graham.格雷汉姆
84This victory doesn't belong to me.这个胜利不属于我
85It belongs to all of you.它属于你们所有人。
86To Pastor Adam Hamilton敬亚当·汉密尔顿牧师
87in Kansas knocking off Republican incumbent Roger Marshall to Texas where James Tellerico在堪萨斯州击落共和党执政者罗杰·马歇尔 到德克萨斯州詹姆斯·特莱里科
88helped end 30 years of Republican dominance statewide by beating Ken Paxton today vowing帮助结束了共和党统治整个州的30年 今天击败肯·帕克斯顿发誓
89to work with the president.与总统合作。
90We should also work with President Trump to deliver for working我们还应该与川普总统合作 以交付工作
91people across Texas and across this country.人们横跨德克萨斯州和这个国家。
92And in Michigan, progressive Abdul El Sayed在密歇根,进步的阿卜杜勒·赛义德
93set to become the first Muslim senator.成为首位穆斯林参议员。
94I am so proud and honored to stand here as your我非常自豪和荣幸 站在这里作为你的
95senator elect from the great state of Michigan.参议员从密歇根州选出
96One of the few bright spots for the GOP inGOP的少数亮点之一
97where Senator Ashley Moody and governor-elect Byron Donald survived the blue wave.参议员阿什利·穆迪和当选州长拜伦·唐纳德在蓝浪中幸存下来.
98Donald唐纳德
99set to become the state's first black governor.成为该州第一个黑人州长
100Mr. President, I want you to hear from Florida总统先生,我要你收到佛罗里达州的消息
101that we are still red.我们还是红色的
102Exit polls show 79% of voters said inflation is causing hardship79%的选民说通货膨胀造成困难,
103for their families.他们的家人。
104Gas prices are expensive.天然气价格昂贵。
105I literally feel like I'm working to still我觉得自己还在工作
106grow.增长。
107But the Democratic victories seem more as a rebuke of Republicans than an embrace但民主党的胜利 似乎更像是共和党的斥责 而不是拥抱
108of Democrats, with our pre-election polling showing the Democratic Party's approval rating我们选举前的民意测验显示 民主党的支持率
109is just 29%.仅29%。
110This was not a positive view of the Democrats.这不是民主党的积极看法。
111This was a rejection of这是拒绝
112Republicans in Washington, and Democrats just happened to be the beneficiary.华盛顿的共和党人和民主党人正好是受益者.
113Already top已经顶端
114Democrats suggesting they'll launch investigations into the Trump administration, suggesting民主党建议对川普政府展开调查,
115对国防部长Pete Hegseth和卫生部长Robert F的弹劾程序。
116Kennedy Jr. Overnight, the Democrat who will run the House Oversight Committee posting小肯尼迪,过夜,民主党人 谁将管理 众议院监督委员会张贴
117lawyer up, but at least one new Democratic winner pushing back.但至少有一位民主党新赢家退赛
118The people of Texas did德克萨斯州人民这样做
119not elect me last night for retribution.没有选举我昨晚报复。
120They elected me to deliver for them to make their他们选我为她们做
121lives easier and better and less stressful.生活更轻松 更好 也更少压力
122Ryan Nobles现在和我们一起直播
123And Ryan, what还有瑞安 什么
124Democratic leaders in Congress say they want to tackle first?国会的民主党领袖说 他们想先解决?
125Yeah, Tom, top Democrats对,汤姆,民主党高层
126say they're going to be laser focused on affordability issues around areas like energy costs and说它们将会被激光聚焦于 围绕能源成本和价格 的承受能力问题
127health care, while a top incoming Democratic committee chair is calling for cuts to the即将上任的民主党委员会主席呼吁削减
128Pentagon's budget because of the war in Iran.五角大楼的预算 因为伊朗的战争。
129Tom.汤姆
130Ryan Nobles leading us off tonight.瑞安诺贝尔斯今晚带我们离开
131Ryan,莱恩
132thank you.谢谢
133And President Trump tonight blaming that stunning Republican defeat in the midterms川普总统今晚责备 共和党在中期的惨败
134on the Iran war, but still saying he made the right call to start the conflict.但还是说,他发出了正确的呼吁,要求开始冲突。
135Garrett,加内特,
136Hakes at the White House force tonight with voters handing him that devastating rebuke.Hakes在白宫的军队 今晚的选民 给了他毁灭性的斥责。
137Our country is more successful now than at any time in its history.我国现在比历史上任何时候都更成功。
138Watch the beam go up.看着梁子上去.
139President Trump appearing at the White House today alongside construction workers touting特朗普总统今天在白宫 和建筑工人一起表演
140his new ballroom.他的新舞厅。
141We're ahead of schedule, under budget, and it's moving very nicely.我们比计划提前了,预算下,而且进展非常顺利.
142And defending the Iran war while acknowledging it was a major factor in the GOP's wipeout.并捍卫伊朗战争,同时承认这是GOP灭亡的主要因素.
143I think it's largely true because it drove the gasoline up a little bit short term.我认为这基本上是真实的, 因为它驱动了汽油 一点点短期。
144If I had it如果我拥有它
145to do again, I'd have to do it again because long term, it's the only answer.我不得不再做一次 因为从长远来看 这是唯一的答案
146You can't let Iran你不能让伊朗
147have a nuclear weapon.拥有核武器。
148Following Vice President Vance's own blunt assessment, appearing to try根据万斯副总统的直言不讳的评价,
149to distance himself from the conflict, posting the reason we lost is the war, adding if you'd写下我们输掉的原因是战争 如果你愿意的话
150like to argue it was worth it that losing the Senate for the next six years was worth it,值得争辩的是 在接下来的六年里失去参议院是值得的
151then do so.然后这样做。
152All of it, a swift reversal of fortune for President Trump,所有这一切,迅速扭转了特朗普总统的命运,
153who won every battleground state and the popular vote just two years ago.他赢得了每一个战场的州 以及两年前的民意测验
154His party punished by voters in an echo of President Obama's defeat in the 2010 midterms,在2010年中期奥巴马总统失败的回声中,
155when Democrats lost 63 House seats.当民主党失去63个众议院席位时
156I'm not recommending for every future我不是建议每个未来
157president that they take a shellacking like I did last night.总统,他们采取贝壳 像我昨晚做。
158President Trump had implored voters to pretend he was up for election.特朗普总统曾恳求选民假装自己已经上台参选.
159So just close your eyes and pretend I'm on the ballot.所以闭上眼睛 假装我在选票上
160But exit polls show 62% disapproved of his performance.但退出投票显示他的表现有62%的不赞成.
161If I were in the ballot, we would have won.如果我在选票上,我们就赢了。
162There was such love at those rallies.在那些集会上有如此的爱。
163It was这是
164incredible.不可思议
165We weren't able to transfer the love to candidates.我们无法把爱传给候选人
166He congratulated Democrats, saying he will work with them to a point.他向民主党表示祝贺,表示将与他们合作到一定程度.
167I mean, I'll get along probably with the Democrats unless they want to be destructive,我可能会和民主党相处起来 除非他们想搞破坏
168but after the power of the veto.但是在否决权之后
169And Garrett joins us now live from the加内特现在和我们一起生活
170White House.白宫.
171Garrett, I know you have some new reporting on a major potential cabinet shakeupGarrett 我知道你有新的报告 可能发生重大内阁罢工
172after the Republican midterm losses.共和党中期损失后
173That's right, Tom.没错,汤姆
174Two people familiar with两个熟悉的人
175the discussions tell NBC News that President Trump has told some of his allies in recent days讨论告诉NBC新闻,特朗普总统最近几天已经告诉了一些盟友.
176he's considering replacing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and has asked who should succeed him.他正考虑接替国防部长皮特·赫格塞斯 并问由谁接替他
177Though today the president praised Hegseth as, quote, terrific and said he would not fire him.虽然今天总统称赞赫格塞斯是,引用,伟大的,并说他不会解雇他。
178Tom?汤姆?
179All right, Garrett.好吧,加内特。
180But let's check in with our Hallie Jackson.但是我们去查查我们的哈利杰克逊
181And Hallie, Democrats already projected to take和Hallie,民主党 已经计划采取
182control of the Senate, but incredibly they could grow their margins.控制参议院,但令人难以置信的是,他们可以扩大他们的边缘。
183And I know you just got some我知道你刚刚得到了一些
184new vote in.投了新票 投了新票
185You got that right.你说对了
186Let's start with where we are in the Senate right now.先从我们现在在参议院的位置开始
187Remember,记住
188this is a net gain for Democrats of seven seats, 54 seats they have right now in the Senate,这是民主党的7个席位的净收益 他们现在在参议院的54个席位
189a four seat majority that could get to 56 because we have two states that we're still waiting on.四个席位的多数可以达到56 因为我们有两个州 我们还在等待。
190They are still counting vote in Mississippi.他们仍在密西西比州计票
191Remember a state that hasn't voted for a Democrat记得一个没有投票支持民主党的州
192in the Senate in more than 40 years.40多年来在参议院任职。
193But look at this.但看看这个。
194Scott Colom now growing his margin over斯科特・科隆现在增加他的优势
195Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde Smith by about 1100 votes.共和党执政者辛迪·海德·史密斯以约1100票得票.
196I just looked at this before the show.我刚在节目前看过这个
197It was 65.这是65。
198So this is still very active in Mississippi.所以这在密西西比州仍然非常活跃.
199And then you've got Alaska where然后,你得到了阿拉斯加在哪里
200you've got about 600 votes separating Mary Peltola, the Democrat, Republican Dan S Sullivan.你有大约600票 分开玛丽·佩尔托拉, 民主党人,共和党人 Dan S Sullivan。
201And then look at this margin for the other Dan Sullivan, Dan J 3500, still more vote coming in然后看看这个比值 对于另一个丹·沙利文, 丹·J3500,还有更多的选票进入
202here.在这里。
203That one could be a while, Tom.汤姆,那可能要一阵子
204But right now making a difference.但现在却有所作为。
205好了,我们走 All right,
206Hallie Jackson, we thank you for that.哈莉·杰克逊 谢谢你
207We're joined now by the moderator of Meet the Press,现在有《见报》主持人加入
208Kristen Welker.克莉丝汀·韦尔克
209So Kristen, the last day of the midterms really is the first day of the克莉丝汀,中期赛的最后一天 真的是第一天
2102028 primaries, whether we like it or not.初选2028年,无论我们喜不喜欢.
211And it feels like some Republicans are already putting感觉一些共和党人已经提出
212daylight between themselves and President Trump.他们和特朗普总统之间天亮了
213You're absolutely right, Tom.你说得对,汤姆
214I mean, this really我的意思是,这真的
215feels like a pivotal moment for Republicans.感觉就像共和党的关键时刻
216And the question is, how sharply will they start to问题是,他们将如何快速开始
217distance themselves from President Trump from his policies?远离川普总统的政策?
218It was extraordinary to hear the听到这个很不寻常
219president blame the war with Iran for those blowout losses, basically giving permission总统责备与伊朗的战争,
220to other Republicans to do the same.让其他共和党人也这么做
221Ron DeSantis, of course, calling this an extinction当然,罗恩·德桑蒂斯称这为灭绝
222level event.级别事件。
223And Tom, one Senate Republican aide said that last night changed the conversation from汤姆 一名参议院共和党助理说 昨晚改变了谈话
224who can carry President Trump's legacy to who can rebuild the party.他们可以把特朗普总统的遗产 带到谁可以重建党。
225It's going to be a major这将是一个主要
226debate.辩论。
227All right, Kristen, we thank you for that.好吧,克莉丝汀,谢谢你
228The stock market surged today after the Democrats民主派之后的今天股市暴涨
229historic win in the midterm elections.在中期选举中取得历史性胜利。
230The Dow look at this up more than 3 percent in a single day.道家一天看这个 超过3%
231Christine Romans is here now.克莉丝汀·罗曼斯来了
232Christine, futures last night were initially down, sending a signal,克莉丝汀,昨晚的期货 起初是倒的,发出信号
233but that switch swung kind of like the voters.但那个开关就像选民一样
234Yeah, by the time we woke up.是啊,我们醒来的时候。
235Yeah, it was是啊,这是
236remarkable.厉害
237You know, it was the results and it was the reaction notably from President Trump that特朗普总统的反应是
238turned things around here.转过身来
239You had the president in multiple interviews say he would accept the你让总统在多次采访中 说他会接受
240election outcome and he saw ways to work with Democrats that provided some certainty for他看到了与民主党合作的方法,为选举结果提供了一定的确定性。
241investors and a divided Washington.投资者和分裂的华盛顿。
242It could be good for Wall Street.可能对华尔街有好处
243Democrats could serve as a民主党可以作为一个
244check on the president's trade wars and Democrats will certainly push to end the war with Iran.总统的贸易战争 民主党肯定会推动结束与伊朗的战争
245That's why oil prices fell so much today, more than 8 percent.这就是为什么今天油价下跌了这么多, 超过8%。
246That also helps stocks.这也有助于储存。
247The election选举
248also saw dozens of ballot measures restrict data center construction across the country.还有几十项投票措施限制全国各地数据中心的建设。
249That could这可以
250help the big, the big tech companies maintain their lead.帮助大科技公司保持领先地位.
251Apple and Microsoft today, both hitting今天的苹果和微软,都打
252record highs.记录高。
253A major developing story, all right.一个重大发展的故事,好吧。
254Christine, Kristen, we thank you so much.克莉丝汀,非常感谢你
255We're我们是
256gonna have much more in the midterms later in the broadcast, but we want to turn to some other news稍后的中期节目会有更多 不过我们想听听其他新闻
257right now.现在
258In Florida, gunman opened fire at a Citibank office complex, killing one person在佛罗里达州,枪手向花旗银行的办公楼开火,造成1人死亡
259after ramming his car through a fence.他的车撞翻了栅栏
260Employees fleeing for their lives.员工逃命.
261George Solis has the video乔治索利斯有录像
262and more.还有更多
263A frightening scene at a Citibank complex.花旗银行大楼的恐怖场景
264This suspect exiting a car carrying a疑犯离开一辆载有
265rifle and opening fire, shooting a woman who authorities say later died just outside Tampa.枪和开火,射杀了一名事后当局说死在坦帕外的女人。
266A car crashed over here on the west side of the campus.有辆车在校园西侧坠毁
267Police say he crashed his sedan through a警察说他的轿车撞了
268fence and into an outdoor seated area before entering the cafeteria.进入食堂前进入室外座位区。
269Wait, I've got a possible等等,我有办法
270shooter inside.枪手在里面。
271Authorities say he then got into a shootout with a security guard before being killed.当局说,他随后与一名保安发生枪战,然后被杀.
272There were four other individuals that were treated at a local hospital.还有4人在当地一家医院接受治疗。
273Some on stretchers.一些在担架上。
274As dozens of other people were forced to flee the building,当其他数十人被迫逃离大楼时,
275video shows employees evacuating with their hands in the air rushing across the campus.影片显示员工们手牵手撤离,
276It was horrifying.这是可怕的。
277Somebody hit our window and said there's an active shooter.有人撞到我们的窗户 说有个活枪手
278More than 300300多岁
279deputies bracing to the scene.副警长在现场
280It's surreal.这是超现实的。
281It's honestly it's not something you ever think老实说,这不是你所想的
282you're going to experience.你会经历的
283Authorities say 3,200 employees were on the property.当局说有3200名员工在房产上
284They'll now be他们现在会
285witnesses as they investigate.证人正在调查
286Citibank also says they are coordinating with law enforcement.花旗银行也说他们正与执法部门协调.
287Tom?汤姆?
288George Solis for us, George.乔治·索利斯给我们,乔治
289Thank you.谢谢
290And staying in Florida, the deadly helicopter留在佛罗里达州的致命直升机
291crashed off Miami as families faced dangerous flooding north of there, forcing new evacuations.当家人在迈阿密北面面临危险洪水 迫使新的疏散
292Jesse Kersh reports from Miami.杰西·克什从迈阿密报到
293Tonight, two men are fighting for their lives after a helicopter今晚,两个人在直升机后拼命战斗
294crashed into Miami's Biscayne Bay.坠入迈阿密的比斯卡恩湾
295The Miami-Dade sheriff says the chopper was filming boats in the迈阿密达德警长说直升机在拍船
296water水.
297You can see the down helicopter here upside down in the water with yellow你可以看到这里的直升机 颠倒在水里 用黄色
298flotation devices deployed on the skids.在滑翔机上安装了抛浮装置。
299A third man on board did not survive.船上的第三个人没有幸存下来。
300Unfortunately,很遗憾
301even through all the life-saving efforts, the individual was pronounced deceased on the scene.即使在所有拯救生命的努力中,此人还是被宣布在现场死亡。
302Miami-Dade Fire Rescue airlift two patients to the hospital as storms moved through the area.迈阿密 - 达德消防救援队将两名病人空运到医院,当时暴风雨正在穿过该地区.
303Deploying air rescue in windy conditions like this in the rain, but also going into the water在暴风雨中进行空中救援 但也进入水中
304with the currents and the way that they were presented a danger.水流和水流呈现的危险
305And north of here in Port在港口北边
306St. Lucie, Florida, police conducting new evacuations today, more than 48 hours after佛罗里达州圣露西 警方今天进行新的疏散 超过48小时后
307historic rainfall drenched the area.历史上的降雨使该地区湿透。
308Police body camera video from Tuesday morning shows an officer周二早上的警方摄像头录像显示一名警官
309rushing to save two people, including one with a disability, after rising floodwaters swept their急忙救2人,包括1名残疾者 在洪水泛滥之后
310van into a canal.梵车入渠.
311The officer reaching for this person's hand to pull them to safety.警官接近这个人的手 把他们拉到安全的地方
312And tonight,而今晚,
313back in Miami, NTSB investigators will try to find the cause of this deadly helicopter crash.在迈阿密,NTSB的调查员 将试图找到 造成直升机坠毁的原因。
314Jesse Kirst joins us now live from Miami.Jesse Kirst现在从迈阿密来参加我们的直播
315Jesse, I want to ask you about another story I know杰西,我想问你 另一个我知道的故事
316you've been covering this week.这周你一直在报道
317You have new images from that Lear jet crash that killed里尔喷气式飞机坠毁导致死亡的画面
318nine people in Palm Beach County on Sunday.星期天棕榈滩县9人.
319That's right, Tom.没错,汤姆
320Take a look at these images看看这些图像
321appearing to show debris and a hole in the ceiling from what a woman says was a portion of the plane显示碎片和天花板上的洞 一个女人说是飞机的一部分
322falling through.掉下来。
323Separately, the NTSB now confirms that the jet did in fact start coming apart另外,NTSB现在证实 喷气式飞机确实开始解体了
324before impact.在撞击前
325Tom.汤姆
326Jesse Kirst for us.杰西・柯斯特给我们的
327Jesse, thank you.杰西 谢谢
328When we return in 60 seconds, the rescue等我们60秒后回来 救援
329in the woods, the little boy missing for days, how he was rescued on horseback and knocking on在树林里,小男孩失踪了好几天, 他是如何被救出骑马和敲打
330heaven's door, Bob Dylan's audience with the first American pope at the Vatican.天堂之门 鲍勃·迪伦与梵蒂冈第一位美国教皇的观众.
331We're back now with我们回来了
332a miracle rescue in the Kentucky mountains where a six-year-old boy had gone missing for days.在肯塔基州山上奇迹般的营救 一个六岁的男孩失踪了好几天
333Sam Brock reports on how it took an entire community to bring him back on horseback.萨姆·布洛克报道了整个社区如何让他骑马回来.
334This is what relief looks like.这就是解脱的样子。
335Volunteers in Kentucky holding six-year-old Roman Hileman肯塔基州志愿者 抱着六岁的罗曼·希勒曼
336smiling and wrapped in a blanket almost two full days after he was first reported missing.在他第一次被举报失踪后几乎两天,
337They'd scoured mountains and trails searching for the young child who'd spent two nights exposed to他们扫荡了山川和小径 寻找一个小男孩 谁花了两个晚上暴露在
338elements before a small group seen here on horseback including Jacob Mullins found him在一群骑着马来这里的人 包括Jacob Mullins找到他之前
339Tuesday.礼拜二
340We rode 14 miles that day and we was able to locate him a mile and a half from his house.那天我们骑了14英里 我们找到他了 离他家一英里半
341Kentucky police issued an EAN alert Sunday when a child under 18 living with autism or mental肯塔基州警方在周日发布EAN警报 当一个18岁以下 患有自闭症或精神病的儿童
342illness goes missing.疾病会消失
343That's when volunteers came out in force in this small city on the West这时,志愿者们在西部这个小城市里生效了
344Virginia border joining first responders in the search.弗吉尼亚边境与第一反应者一起进行搜索.
345But Mullins said it was this contingent但穆林斯说是这个特遣队
346of ten or so people on horseback that found Roman when he leapt out from behind the bushes with a10个左右的人骑着马 发现罗曼从树丛后面跳出来
347dog.狗养的
348I think the dog definitely helped him stay warm at night.我认为狗肯定帮助他保持温暖的夜晚。
349You know the little fellow was你知道那个小家伙
350butt naked, scratched from head to toe from briars.屁股裸着,从头到脚都刮伤了
351A lot of tears, a lot of tears was flown from all泪流满面 泪流满面
352of us.我们。
353Tense hours gripping the region but the uphill climb to find Roman ending with tears of10个小时紧紧抓住这个区域 但爬上山去寻找罗马人的结局
354joy.欢喜.
355He's fine it's a true miracle from God.他没事 这是上帝的奇迹
356Sam Brock NBC News.萨姆·布鲁克NBC新闻.
357So great they found him all right他们找到他真好
358we're back in a moment with the violent explosion at a Mississippi chemical plant the tower of smoke我们马上回来 密西西比州化工厂的爆炸 烟塔
359that could be seen from far away people forced to shelter in place and the next generation the从远处可以看到人们被迫安置,下一代人
360making history last night.做历史昨晚。
361We're back now with this massive tower of fire and smoke in Mississippi我们现在又回到密西西比州的火和烟台
362it started with an explosion before sunrise and you could see it for miles around the Loveland它从日出前的爆炸开始 你可以在洛夫兰附近看到它
363chemical plant in Greenville.格林维尔的化工厂
364Local officials say it started with an herbicide chemical so people当地官员说它从除草剂开始 所以人们
365in the area were ordered to shelter in place much of the day that's now been lifted so far no injuries.该地区被下令在今天的大部分时间里 提供住所 目前没有受伤
366And finally one of the greatest American songwriters Bob Dylan meeting with the first最后是美国最伟大的作曲家之一 鲍勃·迪伦和第一个
367American pope at the Vatican.美国教皇在梵蒂冈。
368Dylan rocking a hoodie with his holiness.迪伦用他的圣洁摇动着连衣帽衫
369Pope Leo has quoted教宗利奥引用
370the legendary songwriter's lyrics in his book.传说中的作曲家的歌词
371This is not the first pontiff Dylan has met he这不是迪伦第一次见到他
372met Pope John Paul in 1997 during a concert in front of 300,000 people.1997年在30万人前的一场音乐会上与教皇约翰·保罗会面.
373Okay when we come back好吧,当我们回来
374tonight history in the making the trailblazers from both parties changing our country one今晚的历史 使双方的先锋 改变我们的国家
375groundbreaking vote at a time and finally tonight from state capitals to the halls of Congress一次是开创性的投票 终于今晚从州府到国会大厦
376Tuesday night delivered a wave of history-making firsts from both parties here's Liz Kreutz.周二晚上送来了一波 创造历史的第一波 双方在这里的利兹克鲁兹。
377Across the country a historic night of firsts in Georgia Keisha Lance Bottoms elected the乔治亚州首秀的历史性之夜,
378country's first black woman governor invoking her enslaved ancestors as she declared victory.国家第一位黑人女州长 在宣布胜利时 引用了被奴役的祖先
379I visited the grave of Betsy Peak my great-great-grandmother who was born in我拜访了贝西峰的坟墓 我曾祖母出生在
3801845 20 years before emancipation.1845年是解放前20年.
381I know I am standing on shoulders made of steel.我知道我站在由钢铁做的肩膀上
382Nevada, Wisconsin, and Florida also electing their first black governors while in Texas内华达州、威斯康星州和佛罗里达州也选出了第一批黑人州长 在德克萨斯州
383crowds exploding as Gina Hinojosa became the first Hispanic person ever elected to their随着吉娜·希诺霍萨成为第一个当选西班牙人
384office.办公室
385I can't help but think of my grandmother, Grandma Hinojosa who used to tell me我忍不住想起我奶奶 希诺霍萨奶奶 曾经告诉我
386know your worth and fight to defend it.知道你的价值 并努力捍卫它。
387California also making history Javier Becerra the first加州也让历史 哈维尔·贝塞拉成为第一个
388Latino elected to lead the Golden State and likewise in New Mexico where incoming governor拉丁裔当选金州领袖,同样在新墨西哥州继任州长
389Deb Haaland will become the country's first ever Native American woman to hold that title.Deb Haaland将成为该国第一个拥有该头衔的美国土著妇女。
390Ohio, Minnesota, and Tennessee also electing their first women governors and in the U.S. Senate俄亥俄州、明尼苏达州和田纳西州 也选出了第一批女州长 在美国参议院
391Abdul Al-Sayed from Michigan set to become the country's first Muslim senator and Chris来自密歇根州的阿卜杜勒·赛义德(Abdul Al-Sayed)即将成为该国首位穆斯林参议员和克里斯.
392Pappas in New Hampshire the first male senator to be openly gay.新罕布什尔州的帕帕斯是第一位公开成为同性恋的男性参议员.
393It's nice to know that love and很高兴知道爱和
394truth prevailed tonight.今晚真相传遍了
395Across the country tonight a sea of new faces in a wave of political firsts今晚全国一波政治第一波新面孔
396Liz Kreutz NBC News.丽兹·克里乌茨NBC新闻.
397A historical night that's nightly news for this Wednesday.这是本周三的夜新闻
398I'm Tom Yamas.我是汤姆山。
399We thank you so much for watching tonight and always we're here for you.我们非常感谢你今晚的观看 我们总是在这里为你。
400Good night.边
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