hi, everyone. i'm ellison barber. kate and zinhle are off today.

"nbc news daily" starts right now. today, thursday, march 14th, 2024, trump's new fight. the former president is sitting inside of a federal courtroom again while his lawyers fight for his case involving classified documents should be dropped. on the border, the investigation starts to roll out body cameras and why it is happening now. and quiet on the set, the years of sexual abuse against some of the biggest stars, and a child survivor coming forward. olivia munn and christie brinkley are opening up about their battle with cancer, and how they say it could save your life as it did theirs.

and donald trump is heading back home after spending hours inside of a florida courtroom today, and his lawyers are arguing to a federal judge that two motions should be dropped, and two motions tied to the president's retention of classified documents. trump has claimed in the last 24 hours that he did nothing wrong. he has plead not guilty to all of the charges against him. today's case is the one of many that trump and the attorneys are currently dealing with, and a seismic one is coming in april when the supreme court is going to be hearing the claims of presidential immunity. leading us off this hour is dasha burns who was inside of the courtroom, and tell us about the arguments that trump's attorneys put forward and ultimately, what happened in court? >> so, things are moving a lot quicker today, ellison, than folks were think, and adjourning before 3:00 today. the two major motions to dismiss

that were heard today were number one, the trump team argued that the main statue used against trump the here is unconstitution ally vague, and that is a constitutional rule that requires a law to state clearly, and explicitly what conduct is punishable, and what is prohibited, and they are saying that the rule that is used against trump is too big, and allows for biases and is too vague to be charged. and the second is against the presidential act, and the former president while he was in office designated the materials as found in mar-a-lago were personal record, and that he was able to do that and because of that, he cannot be charged and that it should all be dismissed. this is how the former president has been defending himself. take a listen. >> i took him very legally, and

i was not hiding them. we had boxes on the front, and a lot of the boxes had clothing, and we were moving out, unfortunately, we were moving out of the white house. >> reporter: and one of the president's attorneys said, look, presidents since george washington have been taking home materials, and they have not been charged for it. cannon seemed skeptical of that line for dismissal, and she said, it seems unclear how you are going right for indictment, and that is better held for trial, ellison. >> so when do we think, dasha and when do we know that the judge cannon could issue a ruling on the motions? >> it is up to her. she could do it tomorrow or in a week or three weeks or in months. we don't know. and she has been taking her time with the decision, and so i don't exexpect a quick turn around here. and usually campaign trail wise, that is where you spend time,

and is that something that politically, you are thinking that would help them as they go out on the trail? >> yeah, look, you have seen him show up at court when he is not required to be there, and today included, because the trump campaign does see it as a campaign stop of sorts and as a way to rally supporters around him, and we have had supporters waving the flags and playing music and a tailgate of sorts outside of the courthouse showing support for the former president to keep riding that wave. >> thank you, dasha burns. and the biden administration is continuing to enforce officers to be wearing body cameras. and now border and custom agents will start wearing them in buffalo, detroit, philadelphia,

and baltimore and washington, d.c. julia ainsley has more on the program, and big picture, what does this mean overall for the migrant crisis in the united states? >> well, i got to see the body ras, myself, and they will pop to the front of the officer's jacket while they are being deported or if someone is in violation of human smuggling or knowingly employing a migrant. and that is where they are going to be reporting them, and it could mean a lot more to the press of how the migrants are treated when they are arrested, and a lot of people saying that ice is going into the home where there could be small children. now we will be able to get that footage, and workplace raids,

and what that footage looks like, and it could open up transparency into the process. >> and of course, it all comes down to money, and they don't have money yet to roll the cameras out beyond the five cities. and that is because the americans are tightening the purse strings around the dhs and they want them to work on crossing the southern border, and they don't want to get the tight services on the budget, and that could mean that the customs and border protection, and then they may not be able to do their job at the level now, and as the funding shortfalls plays out on the next year. so that is really going to be able to come down to whether or not they can expand the program at the border. >> julia ainsley, thank you. we appreciate it. there is a desperate rush to escape haiti, and the violence to overtake the country.

with the gangs controlling most of the capital, the acting president said he would resign three days ago, but it appears to have broken down already. and abc news is longer to break down what you are seeing there, gabe gutierrez of the people trying to get out there. >> and as you can see here, in the dominican republic and across the border from haiti there, and what you are seeing there, it is an open air market, and many of the folks here are haitians, and the authorities have closed off the border between the dominican republic and haiti today, and the haitians are allowed to go to the no-man's-land here, and right before the dominican republic to come here, and to kind of take supplies back over the border. now, the violence is

concentrated in the port-au-prince area which is the capital, and this area here which is the northeastern part of hayty, and more rural, and not as much violence, but the issue here is extreme poverty and hunger, and that is what we are seeing on the ground, and many of the people that we have spoken with are frustrated and right now, we are going to have a political vacuum in haiti, and they don't know what is coming next, ellison. >> gabe, you have extensively reported in haiti, and what we know is a culmination of many issue, and can you walk us through some of the context as it relates to the current situation in haiti, how we got here, and the talks that are supposed to help, and they have stalled? >> well, there is so much corruption, and they can't find

political stability in the political vacuum, as we are showing more here. there are a lot of questions as to whether the transitional government after the prime minister has stepped down a few days ago will be allowed to happen. the u.s. is funding a multi national police force, and security force and the white house has insisted that there are going to be no american boots on the ground, but they are working with other caribbean nations to provide some stability here. the very, as you can see, it is very difficult and chaotic situation here, and so many questions about the political process in haiti, and also in the dominican republic >> and gabe, we saw behind you, a big trolley that look like a lot of water on it, and so is

aid coming through there, and do they feel that the international community is doing enough? >> well, it is few and far between, and now, these are the ha and that the u.n. is going to create a corridor to get aid in across a sky corridor, and it is so essential not only here, but also in port-au-prince, and controlled by the armed gangs, and now, hundreds of americans are registered with the state department that they are trapped right now. sglb as always, it is important. thank you. with us is cnb c's potential buyer of 3,sglrngs so, steve,

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the case is now in the and thats of the jury in the historic trial of james crumbley who is charged with unvoluntary manslaughter and accused of failing to secure the gun that his son used to kill four classmates in 2021. you remember his wife, jennifer, found guilty of the same charges last month and the first parent in the united states to be held criminally responsible for their child's school shooting. nbc news school correspondent adrienne broaddus, what did we hear in closing arguments yesterday, and what is james crumbley's defense any different than in his wife's trial? >> ellison, there are some

similarities, and key differences than in his own defense, and the prosecution's key argument of how that gun was stored, and arguing that james wrum bli could have presented the deaths of the four students that could have been killed and it is foreseeable, and preventable, and by contrast, the school arguing that if the school leaders did not suspect that ethan crumbley was a threat to others, how could his father, and also saying that james wrum bli had -- james crumbley had no knowledge of his son's intention and this is difficult for them. >> and how to interpret the evidence, and it is hard. >> we have heard it multiple time, and it is difficult to process, because it is more real. it is unimaginable pain. >> reporter: and meanwhile, the jury is split six men and six

women, and five of them are gun owners. >> thank you, adrienne broaddus. and now, the golden years for nickelodeon for children ages 6 to 12, but now, they are being accused of sexual abuse. >> reporter: there are massive hits for the kids in the '90s and the early 2000 and nickelodeon shows like "drake and josh" and "icarly" and many more. >> you had better hope your house had cable. >> reporter: and it was a new discovery documentary series raising disturbing allegations about some of the beloved shows and the people behind them. like, powerhouse creator and producer dan snyder. business insider first reporting on some of the allegations in 2022, but the new series delves in deep wer interviews of on and

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with 155 people on board. this is the latest string of problems for united. a plane on monday turned around due to mechanical issues. we could find out today how long the a's will stick around in oakland before moving to a new stadium in los angeles. here is bob redell with the details. >> reporter: the lease on the oakland coliseum does expire after this baseball season. last month, oakland and the team, they did meet about a possible lease extension. as planned, they are meeting this morning. we asked the city for details on a negotiation. the oakland mayor's office told us -- the a's are looking for a short-term lease while they build a new $1.5 billion stadium. completion, which likely

wouldn't be until 2028, in the city of las vegas. last week, the team released the renderings of the ballpark which would be built on the site of the tropicana hotel. it will close april 2nd as the site is prepared for construction. the team is also considering aaa ballparks in sacramento and salt lake city if they can't come to an agreement on a lease extension at the coliseum. we spoke to a member of the oakland 68 super fan club who thinks the city and county need to hold out for a long-term lease extension. otherwise, good riddance to the team and the owner. >> if they want an extension, there needs to be an expansion franchise guaranteed. otherwise, it's just leaving the a's in oakland for a few years is making it more painful for the fans. it's also helping john fisher in the long run. i hope the city does hear what the fans are saying, hear what everyone from the city of oakland is saying. i hope they listen to the fans.

>> reporter: we did reach out to the a's for comment on this morning's meeting. we have yet to hear back. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. you may have noticed, the weatherwarming up. you will feel the wind. >> we have beautiful clear skies through san francisco and the bay area. if you notice at times, the camera is a bit shaky. we are under that wind advisory until the first half of the day on friday. dry, sunny and windy will be our headlines through the next couple of days. our temperatures gradually warming up as we get ready for the weekend. we will do 71 in santa rosa. upper 60s, nearing the 70 degrees in san francisco, martinez and san jose. santa cruz, a nice beach day at 68. coming up in half an hour, i will show you the outlook for the weekend. dry and less wind. stay tuned for that.

>> thank you. here are other stories. two protesters charged with shutting down the bay bridge last year will ask a judge to throw out their cases. police are investigating an early morning fire in the south bay. look here. it happened in gilroy around 6:30 this morning. it was on 7th and rosanna street, next to city hall. police tell us the fire involves a structure and a trailer. the fire is out. an investigation is now underway. two protesters charged with shutting down the bay bridge are going to ask a judge in san francisco to throw out their cases this afternoon. they both face charges in connection with the shutdown of the bay bridge last november. you may recall, last year, dozens of activists blocked traffic on the bay bridge for hours. they were protesting against the israel/hamas war. 80 people face charges for the bridge shutdown. that does it for "the fast forward."

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senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling for new elections in israel to recall prime minister benjamin netanyahu. schumer is the highest ranking jewish official in the united states. he says that the coalition no longer fits the needs of israel after october 7th. he also calls for support of a cease-fire between israel and hamas. spacex has successfully launched the third test flight of the starship rocket. it was launched from the star base facility in texas this morning. founder elon musk congratulated spacex saying that starship had reached orbital velocity. and the rocket has flown further than the tests that were conducted last month. and one-third of the cherry trees are to be cut down.

they draw millions of visitors from across the world who come to check out the cherry blossoms. the construction won't start until late may. colorado is getting blasted with the biggest storm in three years and it is causing travel problems across the country. in denver, the city could get more than a foot of snow, and the mountains could see four feet of fresh powder by the time it is over. while people are trying to get around one of the busiest airports in the country. we go to dana griffin who is in snowy bolder, colorado, and thank you for being there for us, and how is that right now, and how are the people dealing with the storm? >> yeah, ellison, happy to be

with you, and glad to be here right now. it has been constantly snowing when we woke up, and rain that quickly switched over to snow. this is the result of several hours of the continuous snowfall, and we have still got several more hours. this is going to last until friday morning, and the concern is the type of snow that is falling. i want to take and and that is what is happening here, it is impacted with so much moisture, and it is impacting the power lines. crews don't like that, because it could create power outages in denver area, and some 50,000 customers without power. they are out and take a listen. >> get out early, and do it

multiple times, because trying to do this. >> reporter: how long have you been at this? >> just the sidewalk, an hour, 1:20. >> we are seeing the constant proof that they are trying to keep it clean. >> bill, that looks like some thick springs. aspen springs is up to 38 inches, and confer city is 36 inches, but if you go out to the airport, the northeast area of downtown, it is zero. so it depends where you are. we have had a little break this afternoon, and wave two, you can

see it, watch it moving and sliding n. so we have another burst of snow added in, and the toe als already in irmt and they say that 12-20, and 9 to 18 the downtowner flo and another 6 downtown for denver, and another 6 for bolder on top of what they have had. and castle rock with another 10 coming, and another story is severe weather out and it does present potential for tornados as well later on. >> bill cairns and dana griffin, thank you. and now, a very public dispute. don lemon was to set to premier a new show on elon musk's site,

and what happened? >> well, it was supposed to be a big chapter for both of the high profile folks, and it was supposed to be the long awaited new show on x for don lemon, but then it all came down to program cancelled is. >> reporter: two partners imploding after a confrontation with former cnn anchor don lemon and elon musk turned tense after a taping of lemon. lemon pushing him behind tessa -- behind musk of hate

speech. >> did you think that you would not have to answer on the platform of the great replacement theory as related to jewish people. >> i don't have to answer questions of reporters. don, the only reason that i brought this interview is because you are on the x-platform and you asked for it, or i would not have this interview. >> reporter: it also covered drug use and as well as recent conversations with donald trump. >> did he ask you for money? >> he didn't. >> reporter: and then he received a text that said "contract canceled." >> he was never my boss or had any editorial content. >> he said that it was the approach of cnn which is basically on x, and it is not going to work. he added that the don lemon show is welcome to published the content on x without censorship,

and reading the arguments of free speech on the platform. >> free speech is meaningless unless you allow things on the platform that you don't want to hear. >> reporter: don lemon was fired from cnn when he made comments that were ageism and sexism. >> nikki haley is not in her prime. she is way past her prime. >> reporter: and so, x for his its part is saying that nothing was signed with don lemon. >> we will see if this winds up in another court. thank you. ooh two celebrities are opening up about their fights with

cancer -- olivia munn and christie brinkley. munn is now opening up about her cancer diagnosis to stephanie gosk. >> reporter: on the red carpet olivia munn and her partner were on the red carpet, and this was before she announced that she underwent a double mastectomy. she added on instagram. i woke up fine one day, and went to bed feeling and she says that she woke up in time that she had options. she said that her score for breast cancer assessment was high. >> what does that 37% mean?

>> and the way i explain it to my patients if you have a plane that had a 37% chance of crashing, would you board that plane? >> reporter: they sent her for an mri and that is when they discovered it. olivia says that she would not have had another exam for a year. what would have happened? >> well, the cancer would have grown. >> and she says, i would have been. she says i thank him for placing pictures of our baby by my bedside. and also, photos by christie brinkley, the good by me and in

her post, she says to remind women about getting a yearly screening, and slather up with sunscreen. both are hoping to help others with their stories. stephanie gosk. >> staying on the story, we bring in dr. roshni rao. and let's stay with this test that in particular is the one that olivia munn took. >> this is something that anyone can do, and you can enter in risk assessment and put in your own information including your name, when you started your periods, how many children you have had, any family history and

you can reach out for additional numbers for the make sure that you getting the screening that is right for you. >> is this the screening that every woman should get, and at what age should we ask for it, and what about the cost, is that covered by insurance? >> the mri is a specific sgp and e who have a specific criteria of 20% or higher of risk assessment which you would know. so that is the concept. perhaps a mammogram is not enough, and you would need a

ultrasound at what age should women think about if they want to come to ask for this age and sflooch besides me screaming and getting valuations with your >> you will want to include any sun exposure or any risk factors that you would want top and apply it to any tests that they deem necessary.

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>> in today's "daily health" a first of its kind blood test to screen for colorectal cancer could be approved this year. according to the american cancer society, colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of death among men and women, and it is expected to cause 53,000 deaths this year. joining us is medical director john torres, and to tell us what this means in the fight of colorectal cancer, and what does it mean for the people who are high-risk for this cancer? >> it means saving lives. right now, with stre

colonoscopy, and the stool test, and not everyone gets them, so now we have wlood pest that can help as well, but another thing, it is not a test that is used by itself, and if it is poss >> how does this test happen, and if you predisposition to color rectal cancer, and how would we have it detected? >> it is a simple blood test that is looking for the dna that is being put into the cancer still early on. it is a cancer that is detecting, and not the polyps. it is 13% effect at detecting the polyps early on.

as far as to be effective, and kind of like and if you are above average risk, you need the colon og coe pi. >> and talking about the poll and remind people what it is, and how frequently, you need to get it. >> the colonoscopy is the gold standard to look for the cancer, because it is a tube that is inserted into the colon to look at the lining to see if there any prepolyps or any erpt around only 60% of the people who need them do get them, because yo have the 24-hour of prep to clean out the colon so they can visualize the things they need

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