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2024. the defense rests. the last witnesses were called in former president trump's hush money trial and trump was not one of them. how soon the jury could get the case. fighting words. israeli prime minister netanyahu is slamming the international criminal court for seeking a war crimes arrest warrant against him, how amal clooney played a role in that decision. my sister's keeper, you might recognize his actor taye diggs, now he's openings up about his experience as a caregiver. and red, white and you. before you hit the road for memorial day weekend we're reflecting on what the holiday is really all about. zinhle will simply explain.

we begin this hour, though, with major developments in donald trump's hush money trial. >> witness testimony is now complete and america's first-ever criminal trial of a former president. because of the upcoming memorial day holiday the judge has decided to wait until may 28th to call the jury back when closing arguments will begin. >> trump's legal team called only two witnesses, trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. he's pleaded not guilty to all counts. the case is about to be in the hands of the jury, they heard 16 days' worth of testimony from 22 different witnesses. >> leading us off this hour vaughn hillyard outside the courthouse in lower manhattan. vaughn, walk us through what happened in court today and what happens next? >> reporter: right, guys the defense rested their case and

after those 16 days of testimony, it's now going to be up to the jurors to make their determination of whether donald trump is guilty of the 34 felony counts or not. as we speak, the two parties, the defense, attorneys for trump's as well as the prosecutors are working through jury instructions with judge merchan. the jury is not in the room for this. they've been dismissed. right now, the jury instructions are being formulated. this is what the jurors are going to be tasked with, the two sides on different opinion on exact wording and how the law should be interpreted by the jurors when they go behind closed doors. it's up to the judge ultimately to deliver the jury instructions. >> what do you make of the case that the defense made over the

last two day and they called two witnesses, one was a paralegal who substantive e-mail and call logs. costello, was very combative at one point the judge excused the jury to actually admonish him, i don't think the defense's case went really well, what it did it fed into the prosecutor's narrative these are the individuals that donald trump surrounds him with. a defendant doesn't need to put any type of case, they're presumed innocence and trump will still be presumed innocence. but i think this fed into the narrative of the prosecution. >> vaughn, you covered the trump campaign and we need to ask you about something that happened outside the courtroom, the former president posted a video on his truth social, if trump was to win the election, not real headlines, one of them reads industrial strength significantly increased driven

by the creation of a unified reich, of course the term used by the nazis, that video has since been taken down from his trump's account. how is the campaign explaining that? >> reporter: they're not explaining too much beyond placing it on an unnamed staffer for posting the video. that mock headline was in that video at the same time i think it's worth noting that it was first alerted to the campaign when ap posted a story about it at 9:00 p.m. eastern it wasn't removed by donald trump off of his social media account until nearly 12 hours later, if you're looking at the statement from the biden campaign they're a little bit more explicit with their pushback. america stop scrolling and pay attention. donald trump is not playing games -- rule as a dictator with

reich -- so, donald trump here making the case through his campaign that the video was posted by a staffer while he was inside of the courtroom and that video has since now been deleted. >> thank you both. an international airlines said a passenger died mid-flight after the plane experienced what they're calling severe turbulence. the. >> the singapore airlines flight was heading from london to singapore but had to be diverted to bangkok. let's bring in josh lederman. josh, what more are we learning about this incident and the person who ultimately died? >> reporter: this flight was about ten hours into its flight to singapore. this was drop of some 16,000 feet in the course of about

three minutes. now we know that dozens have been brought to the hospital according to airport authorities seven of them were in critical condition, many more dealing with less substantial injuries and as far as the person that died, 73-year-old british citizen and according the the airport's general manager they believe he may have had a heart attack and how directly that was connected to the turbulence and exactly what took place was pending, but clearly a very terrifying incident for everyone onboard. >> it's really incredible for that to happen. josh, how are british and singaporean authorities responding? >> reporter: yeah the british foreign ministry say they have provided help, they're in contact with local authorities and in singapore the transport minister said all of the various singaporean authorities are providing assistance not only to the people who were onboard and their families but to crew

members as well, kate. >> josh, thank you. israeli prime minister netanyahu is lashing out at the international criminal court. >> its prosecution said he's seeking arrest warrants on israeli authorities and hamas leaders. nbc news international correspondent matt bradley joins us now. matt, where does this process of icc arrest warrants stand right now. >> reporter: it's not done deal, right, we don't know if it's going to go through, this is the chief prosecutor said he's going to be seeking these warrants and then it goes to a panel of several judges, they take two months to actually issue those warrants. again, not a done deal. it could still be happening. benjamin netanyahu and hamas as well, senior officials included

in this set of potential charges they reacted very angrily. here's benjamin netanyahu speaking to our stephanie ruhle. >> my response is no different from president biden who said this is outrageous and many people across the political spectrum in the united states and leaders of democratic countries around the world have called it exactly that, it's a rogue prosecutor who's out to demonize the one and only jewish state. >> you can hear this language from hamas as well, both sides believe they're the victims here and they're both outraged again not just because of the substance of the charges but because they're being lumped one with the other. >> let's talk about amal clooney, well-known human rights attorney in her own right and apparently very involved in the decision by the icc. >> she was just one of several people on a board who was advising this prosecutor going into this and she released a statement, she didn't name

names, she was saying how these are 100-year-old rules of war that are meant to protect civilians. these rules of war go back quite a long time. even though israel and the united states aren't party to the icc these rules of war are still there to protect people, civilians, these leaders can still be arrested if they leave their country and go to countries that are part of the icc. let's turn now to today's money minute. bags of dog food are being recalled in four states. soon you might be able to pay with your face at checkouts. contessa brewer joins us now. more than 300 bags of pedigree dog food have been recalled over the possible presence of metal pieces. sold at 176 walmart stores

across four states. so far the fda said there's been no report of pet injury or illness related to the product. volva and aurora unveiled their first self-driving semitruck. operate without a person behind the wheel. the vehicle will have a person in the truck to take over when needed. you might start paying with your face, biometric payment options are becoming more common in the united states, even some restaurant chains in the u.s. have started to offer the option, there are concerns about privacy but juniper research forecast $300,000 will be paid. i'm going to make your face pay, they usually make it differently. >> i like that. >> contessa brewer, thank you. >> thank you. coming up, scarlett

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docu-series about child actors in the late '90s. bell told me more about the abuse he suffered as a teen and his reaction to what that abuser did after he left prison. >> i came here today to tell my story. >> reporter: in the docu-series "quiet on set," drake bell described being repeatedly sexually assaulted as a teenager by dialogue coach brian peck, who worked with him at nickelodeon. he said the best word to describe it was gruesome. >> i can't tell you what he did to me and this be aired on national television. >> it's too graphic? >> it's far, far too graphic. >> reporter: bell said some abuse happened in a room where a signed painting of john wayne gacy hung in the wall. >> how far is this really going to go. am i going to make it out of

this room? >> you were worried for your life. >> of course. >> reporter: in 2003, peck pleaded no contest two counts of child sexual abuse. your abuser brian peck was sentenced, went to prison, registered as a sexual offender. got out and worked on another tv network. >> he worked for another tv network, on children's shows, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: it was disney's the suite life of zach and cody. an insider said that peck was hired to do voiceover work, was never on set and had no interaction with children. the insider said when disney later learned about his conviction peck was terminated immediately and his voice work replaced. since the release of "quiet on set," what has your life been like. >> an emotional roller coaster. when i infinished the interview,

i went home, what have i done. >> you were anxious about it. >> incredibly. incredibly anxious. but afterwards there was this sort of weight lifted and i was walking lighter. >> reporter: nickelodeon has adopted numerous safeguards over the years to protect child actors. do you think things have changed in 20 years? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> you think there's more to be done. >> absolutely. >> reporter: bell's about to put out his sixth album, spending time with his son and building a sober life. nbc news reached out to the 2003 attorney for brian peck, we haven't heard yet, i asked drake bell if he would let his own son be a child actor, he said that's difficult to answer. he paused he said endured unspeakable things, but there were also amazing experiences, he met people he never imagined meeting, he traveled the world, he had a lot of opportunities. >> really important conversation. actress scarlett johansson

is taking legal action against the parent company of chatgpt accusing them of a vision similar to hers without her permission. here's kaylee hartung. actress scarlett johansson saying this voice used by sky -- >> hello. i'm really excited about teaming up with you. >> reporter: sounds, quote, early similar to her own. >> hi. how are you doing? >> reporter: the actress famously played an artificial intelligence system in the movie "her" in 2013. >> do you have a name? >> yes. samantha. >> reporter: now warning tech is imitating art too closely. >> a virtual assistant that can help answer questions. >> reporter: johansson says sam altman wanted to voice her for sky but that she declined the offer due to personal reasons. the actress telling nbc news when she later heard the voice,

she was shocked, angered and in disbelief. she points out altman tweeted a single word "her," the day the chatgpt product was announced. altman previously said "her" is his favorite movie about a.i. >> i think "her" got something right on the interface. and that is no small feat. >> reporter: many on social media picking up on the resemblance between the two voices. >> is your voice supposed to be scarlett johansson? >> no, my voice isn't designed to replicate scarlett johansson or any specific person. >> reporter: openai categorically denies the allegations. altman adding in a statement, the voice of sky is not scarlett johansson's and it was never intended to resemble hers. out of respect to ms. scarlett johansson, we have paused our products. increasing criticism for the use

of deep fakes. >> lawmakers have been extremely concerned about deep fakes, audio and video, where you are able to take somebody's voice and make it say whatever you want. >> reporter: it bears repeating that is just the latest controversy at openai. a number of em blow iis have left the company over conflicting priorities and many have accused open ai of not being transparent. johansson's legal team wants details on how they created that sky voice. coming up, a legal fight erupts over elvis presley's iconic graceland estate. how his granddaughter is now trying to stop the sale. trying to stop the sale. you're wching "nbc news at ♪ limu emu... ♪ and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chief!

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scene tape is, that's where the road narrows and people are going too fast. in his opinion, the crash happened around 1230 this morning. no other vehicles are involved. two men were in the car and as you can see in the video, as i mentioned, the car caught fire. the passenger was rescued, but sadly the driver did not survive. the pet store surveillance camera captured the collision. the general manager who watched it tells us that it does show the car speeding, at least according to his estimation. he can see it hit a lamppost and crash into the tree. he says that within about 10s, a fremont police officer happened upon the scene. the officer immediately grabbed his fire extinguisher from the back of his vehicle, and ran over to the vehicle, putting out the flames that were underneath the car at the moment, trying to subside them, managed to get them low enough, so that way he and the 4 or 5 people who came out of the apartment complex were able to get the remaining survivor out of the car, and then they all just backed away

from the vehicle because i think it was probably a at risk of catching on fire. again, a wrecker has removed the car from the scene, still waiting for the driver off. this is while the father of the driver or a young man, the man who died watched on earlier this morning. the father is still out here. he told me that this was his son and in spanish he said, quote, they could have taken him out, they could have taken him out. but they let him burn. now, there's no indication that first responders did not try their best to save the driver. the passenger was taken to the hospital again. his condition unknown, and police again do not know if the driver was speeding or what might have contributed to this crash. fremont boulevard between thornton and peralta has been shut down. police estimate it should reopen early this afternoon here in fremont, bob redell. nbc bay area news. thank you. bob. here's some other stories you need to know about san jose leaders cracking down on homeless encampments near school. a federal investigation

now launched after a deadly crash in the east bay. but first, san francisco leaders working to condemn a series of racist threats in the last month , terry williams says he received two packages at his doorstep. they contained a doll in a noose and a message with racial slurs telling him to leave. ever since, neighbors have been rallying around williams, and today, sf supervisors will adopt a resolution to condemn the intimidation and threats toward his family. it also urges police to prioritize this investigation . a deadly crash in the east bay being investigated now by the ntsb. and it happened last month in pleasanton. police say an electric vehicle crashed into a large tree, burst into flames. it killed tarun george, his wife and their two children, nine and 13. the owner of the car actually belonged to tarun, george's coworker, and before the crash, he had actually filed a complaint about the car. a vinfast vf eight complaining about steering issues. it's not clear yet if that was a factor in this crash. san jose leaders will hold a final vote today to ban rvs, tents and other

dwellings anywhere within 100ft, 150ft of preschools, elementary schools, secondary schools and day care centers. that's because educators worry they create an unsafe environment for students. the new rule will start as a pilot program near three schools in east san jose and if it works, the council may expand it citywide. let's talk about our weather now. it's set to be a sunny and warm day. here's meteorologist kari hall with our forecast today we're looking at some of the warmest temperatures. we'll see all week long. and then it gets gusty and milder tomorrow. looking ahead it will be a cooler than normal holiday weekend. our high temperatures today getting a bit of a boost into the low 80s for san martin. morgan hill, san jose 82 degrees, also 82, in dublin, 86 in concord, napa up to 84 degrees, while oakland will see a high of 78 and san mateo 73 degrees and san francisco in the low 70s. and tomorrow we start to get that stronger breeze that will cool down the coastal temperatures,

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ebrahim raisi. images released by state media shows thousands of mourners gathering for a funeral po procession today. tomorrow has been declared a holiday in iran. it's scheduled to take place in tehran. in southern italy hundreds of homes were evacuated. more than 160 earthquakes have struck near a super volcano in the last 48 hours, the strongest quake registered at 4.4. the most powerful we've seen in 40 years, no injuries have been reported but plans are in place to evacuate 500,000 people if things get worse. elvis presley's famous graceland home is in danger of foreclosure, a public notice posting earlier this month that elvis' late daughter used the

home as collateral for a home. but lisa marie's daughter is suing claiming that the detail is fake. the next hearing for the case is scheduled for wednesday. it's that time of year, folks, are repairing for the long weekend ahead of another federal holiday. it's important to remember what our celebrations are really meant to commemorate. to help us to do that i spoke with the parents of two service member who made the ultimate sacrifice. here's memorial day simply explained. what was it like when your daughters came to you and said i want to serve my country. >> it was a surprise to me even though we have a long family

history of people who have served in the military. >> it didn't bother me, because i did the same thing at 17. >> reporter: the young women became fast friends while deployed in jordan. >> every time kennedy called me breonna was in the background. >> reporter: on july 28th. talk to me about when you got the news. >> when i got home i saw the two officers at the house and i automatically knew. >> the rush of anxiety, just took over. >> getting ready for church and i didn't hear the doorbell ring. and he started to talk --

>> it's painful. >> in many ways this year is your first memorial day, what do you want people to remember about who your daughters were, what they represented? >> people need to realize that no one has actually died for us to have the freedom to be able to vote and have a voice, my daughter, their daughter, they lost their lives for us to be able to enjoy these freedoms. >> it's a little different for me, me being a veteran, i mean, i understand she's a hero, but i miss the individual. >> for americans who are wondering, how do i best commemorate memorial day, how do i best support the surviving families of fallen

service members, what do you say to them? >> just to be there, be there as supporters of the grieving families. >> we saw everybody come together support us and our daughters and that's something on this memorial day, if we can recapture that moment and hold on to it -- >> of unity. >> yes. >> all three fallen service members were posthumously promoted. from specialist to army ar gents. let's take a look at the past. joining us is professor of american history at yale university, thank you so much for being with us. for this series simply explained, a quick history lesson. in this case, congress officially made memorial day a federal holiday in 1971, but it

actually had been celebrated around the country since 1868 to honor hundreds of thousands of union soldiers that died in the civil war. david, when did that definition expand to include all. >> the beginning 1868 around the world war i. the scale of world war i brought americans to cemeteries again, to commemorate their dead. as never before. but the holiday actually was born in charleston, south carolina. >> you talk about that it's actually earlier than history books may indicate. >> very much so, there are couple of history books that do indicate may 1st 1865, african americans, former slaves in charleston, marched in a huge parade of 10,000 people on the

old racetrack in charleston to commemorate 260-odd union soldiers who died in the infield in an open-air prison, that's by any count the first full-scale grassroots practice of what we have come to call memorial day. >> as a historian how do you suggest that we commemorate and mark this day, beyond the barbecues. >> beyond the barbecues and bike races and so on, well, it's always going to have a sacred quality, it's commemorating the dead, it's a local, personal matter. it's also a national matter and it's generally been the scale of wars that have brought us out in political ways. when memorial day becomes politicized it's a problematic

holiday. it's been politicized in parts of our history sometimes for good reasons. sacred personal element but it's also going to always be a national commemoration. >> david, thank you for giving us insight and keeping it simple. we want to hear from you, what do you want simply explained. let us know by connecting with me on your favorite social media platform. major government warning now about the safety of america's water supply, the environmental protection agency issuing an urgent alert about the increased threat of cyberattacks. those attacks could shut down water facilities across the country. ali vitali is tracking this story for us. how widespread are the threats we're talking about here and what is the government saying needs to be done. >> reporter: this is a startling warning, zinhle, a blinking red warning light by the epa that

showed roughly 70% of the water systems are vulnerable to attacks, that's because they violate the current standards and in some cases are just too old to be caught up with current cybercapabilities by bad actors by china, russia and iran. the epa is saying they want to prevent cyberattacks through the following measures, change default passwords, reduce exposure to public internet, backup their systems and conduct assessments for these local generally smaller water plants that might not be protected against bad actors like these. guys, back to you. >> ali, always superimportant reporting. thank you. in today's mental health check, actor taye diggs is opening up about his experience as a carewho giveser with his sister living with

schizophrenia. >> it's often misunderstood which is why diggs and his sister are hoping to change public perception of the condition through a national initiative. >> society has told you can't live a full life with schizophrenia. time to put the script, time to stop feeling like you have to hold back. time to inspire, connect and fully live. you're possible. >> lucky us, taye diggs joins us now. so good to have you here. so many people know you from the big screen, this is something that schizophrenia in particularly, has had a big impact on your family. >> i'm very proud of my sister,

as you know she was diagnosed with schizophrenia when she was i think 28 and for our family it was huge, you know, we didn't know that things like that existed in real life, so we had no idea how to react and after, you know, coming through her journey and she's doing so amazingly now, we wanted to kind of change the conversation and let people know that it's not the end of the world and there's so much you can do and make people aware of that. >> upend the stereotypes -- >> 100%. >> i want to play a little bit of a conversation that you and your sister had. >> oh, boy. >> i never thought that i would ever be happy again but every day i wake up and i can't believe i'm here. it's so amazing. i'm someone who's living my possible. >> we're in a time where we need a new mindset.

help people view schizophrenia. right. >> yeah. >> it's heartfelt. it's real. >> yeah, yeah. that also helps me spread this message, when your little sister and i was the older brother so i was in that position -- i could always protect her, but this was a situation where i felt completely helpless but once she got with her psychiatrist and got on the right meds we all played our part. the best thing we ever did was to support her and be positive and patient. >> yeah, something that struck me, you never expected anything like schizophrenia and you didn't know what to make of it. what's your tip for someone

navigating that and i also understand your sister wasn't diagnosed until her late 20s, right. >> yes. i didn't know black people got it. something i saw in the movies. but -- >> any tips? >> to take a minute, do the research and not go directly into the negative, i didn't think she'd be able to work, you know, travel, i didn't know any of that. i just assumed this was going to be so debilitating that her life was going to be awful. >> that it was the end in. >> it was the exact opposite, once she got on a good schedule she was more focused she knew what she could and couldn't eat and then she just took off. she's living by herself.

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