here's andrea canning with reckless. it began as a chance encounter between two teens on vacation. >> she was a family friend that he met in florida. >> and ended two years with one of them dead. >> he was smiling before he left the house. and then he was dead. a few hours after. >> and apparent suicide. >> he did it seem like he was in any imminent danger? >> not at all. >> but there was danger from something teens do all the time. texting. their cyber romantic and there've and gripped the nation and the people in vault with the case gives us the inside story. the tech tactics who investigated the case -- >> it just keeps getting. worse >> a grieving father -- >> i could fix a lot of things, but i just couldn't fix my sense. >> and distraught family members --. >> i just didn't know. >> hi, this is conrad. >> >> our story starts can conrad, his mother said he was a easy child. >> what kind of a kid was he? >> definitely sensitive. never gave me a hard time with anything. did well in school, had friends, loved baseball.

for wat i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >> this is dateline. >> he wasn't my biological child, but my heart, you can't tell that to my heart. i love that boy. it's not fair thought he was taken from his children or from his family. >> jessie fell for vince, a man in uniform holding the fort during his long deployments. >> my hat goes off to all military wives. it's not easy. >> it's not. >> she was a good mom. she loved the kids. >> reunited at last, they celebrated. then, on the drive home -- >> there was a car there, stranded. >> vince tells his wife that he's going to go check on him. >> i heard two three popping sounds. >> he was laying there with what appeared to be several gunshot wounds to the head. >> her husband and father of five, dead. >> i want my mommy. and i want my kids. >> no one could understand it. >> the type of person that he was, i don't think he ever had an enemy. >> or did he? >> he said, we are now in debt to bad people. >> we knew that there was another person that needed to

i'm andrea canning.to be charged with the murder of game store manager, amber belkin., but detectives verified his alibi and phone records placed him miles from the crime scene. police initially play out a hunch that the culprit must have had a gamestore connection. now, a call from an anonymous tipster was about to breathe new life into that theory. here is keith morrison with, everything she knew. >> brandon beale did not kill his boss, amber belkin, which meant the detective had a big problem. >> we had everything going against us. didn't have witnesses. didn't have video. didn't have dna. didn't have fingerprints. didn't have nothing. >> he went public then, had to. >> we held a big news conference with the parents, mom and dad. pleading for help. crime stoppers put up a lot of money. nothing. i was hoping, you know, money talks. >> $100,000 reward. >> it's a lot of money. nothing. >> we put fliers up all over san antonio. >> we wouldn't let it go. >> but as months went by without a single solid lead

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i'm andrea canning.uro's murder. >> welcome back to "dateline. " i'm andrea canning. it had been five years since trent digiuro's murder. the case was ice cold, but detectives had just been tipped off by a woman who said her ex- boyfriend, shane ragland, had killed trent as payback for having him blackballed from a fraternity. but the woman was insisting she remain anonymous. so, to prove their case, investigators would need to earn her trust. once again, keith morrison with "the motive. " >> detective evans knew he had to meet this mystery woman, a woman who was claiming she knew what happened to trent digiuro, but was too frightened to talk about it. then finally with attorney tom bullock playing gatekeeper, they made a deal to at least meet face to face. but any more than that? maybe not. >> it was like, "listen, don't get me involved in this. this guy's dangerous. so, until you get handcuffs on him, you can't involve me. " >> but evans knew, even if he did arrest the guy, a mystery woman testifying a

[music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."ew h. hello i'm andrea fcanning, and this is dateline. >> it's pitch black. we locked eyes there just for a split-second. he was stunned, he was frightened, he had no idea what hit him. he knew that we had him. >> he was untouchable. ruthless, lawless, murderous. he was willing to kill whoever he needed to kill. >> the drug lord, el chapo. >> the most wanted fugitive besides osama bin laden. >> they said, no one will ever catch him. >> but heand in this team did it in the most astonishing way. >> surprise you? >> i could not believe it. >> the american agent who helped capture el chapo comes out of the shadows. >> i did not know who we would be able to trust. >> exclusive details of this white-knuckle man hunt. >> we would jump out of the back of the helicopter, pure chaos. >> pictures seen here for the first time. secret drug dens, hidden escape rooms. >> it was like harry houdini. every single time we got close, the chopper would escape. >> it was beyond imagination. >> to catch the bad g

andrea canning. what happened to heather elvis?of the night. investigators believe that heather's ex-boyfriend, sidney moore, had arranged to meet her at us with spot. they thought he might've had help. please continue to methodically piece together the puzzle. heather's family was grappling with their new reality. once again, here is the landing. terry elvis wasn't exactly sure when he realized his daughter probably wasn't coming home. maybe it was the afternoon, long after she disappeared, when he was standing at his mailbox talking to his best friend. >> one of my best friends came to the house. he looked at me. he said, -- he said, i hope she didn't suffer. i can't get that thought out of my head. >> [ crying ] >> the not knowing made it worse. and then stunning news. two months after heather's disappearance, sidney moore, heather's ex-boyfriend, was arrested. he didn't go to jail alone. he was joined by his wife, tammy moore. both were charged with the kidnapping and murder. >> was the surprising to people? they have three chi

for wat i'm andrea canning.is is dateline. >> he wasn't my biological child, but my heart, you can't tell that to my heart. i love that boy. it's not fair thought he was taken from his children or from his family. >> jessie fell for vince, a man in uniform holding the fort during his long deployments. >> my hat goes off to all military wives. it's not sy

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline." all?elative. guilty, hmm. i wouldn't do anything that i felt guilty about. andrea canning: you may think you know the charles manson >> i would not do anything i felt guilty about. >> you may think you know the charles manson story but not like this. >> police had never seen this before. >> he was primed to take advantage of peace and love, flower power. >> even now decades later the world is still fascinated by charles manson and his crimes. we take you inside his world of drugs, sex, and rock and roll. >> they really did listen to the white album over and over. >> with new interviews and new details. >> he would always frame his statements, this is what i believe. >> the murders. the mayhem. >> charlie was acting meaner toward the girls. >> maybe i should have killed 4- 500 people, then i would have felt better. he symbolizes the horror that is possible in this world. >> hello and welcome to dateline. charles manson was a man of small stature and monstrous delusions, the one-time amateur

i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline daytime" on nbc.e.s stunned. he was frightened. he had no idea what hit him. i knew that we had him. andrea canning: he was untouchable, ruthless, lawless, murderous-- he was willing to kill whoever he needed to kill. andrea canning: --the drug lord el chapo. the most wanted fugitive behind osama bin laden.

andrea canning: that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> european stock markets are open for trade. the ftse 100 market is called higher as we gear up for the session. the early european markets have been stronger. not quite to the same toune as the ftse 100. as we get going, you can see we are moving into the green. we're up .20%. we are waiting for cpi figures in the u.s. this could be key for the rate cuts that are pencilled in later this year for june. the market looking for confirmation of that and sentiment stateside could be key. as we look at the overall picture, we are down .40%. we are strong with the heat map bringing on the green early on. we are seeing oil and gas at the top and autos at the bottom. one lone sector with porsche right at the pbottom of the bac of numbers. telcos and utilities and under performers today. real estate is an under performer as well. the chemicals basket is up .50%. household goods up over .50%. the banks with hsbc up 1.5%. we have technology names up by .60% today. trav

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here's andrea canning with, after midnight. >> every year, as summer fades into fall, and lazy days at the beach come to an end, students flood back to college. it's the same scene year after year at campus after campus. and every year, there's that new bunch. the freshman. >> i was nervous for classes. >> all those worries, all those questions. >> do i really have to go to these classes and what's this teacher like? >> they are not quite adults. they are not quite teens. now, suddenly, they are on their own. >> leaving home for the first time can be scary. >> scary for the kids, for their parents, too. >> every mom has that, my baby is going to college. >> it's hard. >> yes. >> most of the times, kids sail through the experience. they make new friends. date new people, and move on. but there are others who are not so lucky. they are the victims of a troubling trend that caught the nation's attention. dating violence. >> it could happen to anyone's daughter. >> this could happen to anyone. >> it was late september, 2012. the college at brockport, the state school in e western new york

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i am andrea canning. in queue for watching. ♪ ♪ something wrong with him.brother was crying as well. >> did bill have any problems with anyone? >> he believes that there is this lady out there stalking him. someone starts tapping on the window. >> now he is murdered and you are coming to me? >> there was anger behind this e that did not go away. >> did you shoot your dad? >> what actually happened the other night? >> i'm not sure how you want me to despond. >> pretty horrible stuff. >> i couldn't fathom this. >> how much can one family bear? >> how do you contain horror? if this happened to you, where would you put it? in a box? would you carry it with you everywhere? an anchor? chained to your soul? >> bucks is full of demons. >> would you live in dread of the day you knew you would have to pry it open and look inside? >> a box full of the ghosts of my past. you have to be ready. >> or would you put it off, would you wait till next year? >> i moved from state to state and that box found me. it followed me to. >> of course it did. it was his past inside tha

can have music and other entertainment and sell goods and she can diversify the use of business easier if she it had been opened in the past? what it is about proposition 8 with 3000 businesses conservative from one thing to another and in fact, first floor free helped over 6 thousand people create new buzzing more importantly led to $3.58 million in savings to small businesses that's why you're starting to say is pop up over the neighborhood in san francisco and really have to thank not only supervisor ronan for her leadership an first year year free and this is what working together is about and government is doing things right and willing to come together to make magazine be ifc happy for opportunity like this and thank from your jose cisneros did the legwork with all the things that need help and rachel over here with the whole permitting process with a number of other businesses this didn't happen because we want it to happen by people believe it in and willing to get together to make sure that andrea what open her business and hire people in the mission thank you, thank you for b

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i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> european stock markets are open for trade and the reaction is mixed we have red signals on the ftse, but elsewhere is moving in the green. we have markets stateside with underwhelming comments from the fed speakers with raphael bostic looking to one rate cut this year that is different where the markets rallied on the back of the fed saying they are on script to the rate cuts priced in the disappointment with the u.s. markets. today is looking at a rebound with the market open early on, as we look at the stoxx 600, we are drifting off all-time highs the german stocks in particular and also the italian names have been underpinning the strength with the european boards the heat map is evenly split let's look at the sector play this morning as we begin the session. we are mostly leaning toward the red. arrows signaling retreat basic resources is down .8%. so, too, is oil and gas. food and drink is drifting off .13% diageo is a weaker trade carmakers are down .25%. boe

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watchin >>> hello, i am andrea canning. this is dateline. >> he did not look like a 15- year-old boy. >> they said they were friends and nothing happened. the text messages are the truth. >> she was a 33-year-old high school tutor and he was her 15- year-old student. after his mom found this on his phone, police new this was no innocent teenage crush. >> he said they had sex on several occasions. it was a illegal relationship. >> a horrible crime to be accused up, she insisted she was the victim. >> i was petrified of him. >> she says he forced himself on her. prosecutors said she was lying. >> are was insulted that she thought someone would believe her. >> a tutor in her pupil breaking the rules but who was telling the truth? >> we both knew what we were doing was wrong. >> he owned me. >> i never had as much evidence against someone as i had in this case. this case. >> hello and welcome to dateline. it started with a racy photo found on a teenage boy's phone and finished in a courtroom with a jury forced to decide. with t

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andrea canning. thank you for watching. andrea canning. thank you for watching. let's dive right in to some important discussions we have had this week. >> the supreme court has agreed now to consider former president trump's claim of presidential immunity in his federal election interference case. we it will further delay a potential trial. the high court has scheduled arguments for april 22nd, and a final ruling might not come until months later at the end of the term in june. if the court ruled in favor of trump the special counsel's charges would be dismissed. the u.s. court of appeals unanimously ruled trump does not have absolute immunity. the supreme court does affirmed that, the delays still would push the start of the trial probably into the fall. let's bring in former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin, and former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst joyce vance. good morning to you both. lisa, let's pause for a moment, i think this was shocking used a lot of people, let's talk about what the deci

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i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. ♪♪ >>> this sunday, still running. >> we don't anoint kings in america. we have elections. >> nikki haley tells me why she's staying in the race and fighting against the odds. >> do you think donald trump would follow the constitution if he were elected to a second term? >> i don't know. >>> plus, delay tactics. the supreme court agrees to hear donald trump's presidential immunity argument delaying his criminal trial in the election interference case. >> they have to do the immunity thing because if you don't a president will not be able to be a president. >> how many of trump's criminal cases will go to trial before election day? >>> and uncommitted. democrats in michigan vote in protest of president biden's handling of the war in gaza. >> it is raw and it is genuine pain that people are in. >> what does it mean for november? i'll ask democratic congresswoman debbie dingle of michigan, and steve kornacki previews the challenges ahead. >>> plus, exit plan. 82-year

i am andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> good a morning and welcome this sunday edition of morning joe weekend. here are some of the key conversations from the week that you might have missed. >> the hthousep of representatives passed a set of funding bills needed to avoid a partial government shut down. house speaker johnson said he is pleased with the legislation because it allowed him to make spending cuts. >> we also advanced as you seen the surgery cuts to some of the agencies that we believe are really overreaching. and have been turned in some ways against the american people. we are going soto cut 3% from doj, 7% from the atf, 6% from the fbi, and 10% from the epa. and that's a start. we have a lot more priorities and things we need to advance but the reality is we have to grow the house majority, take back the senate and win the white house and i am hear to tell you the reason we are optimistic is because we believe the things will happen in november. >> what happened to my former party. you

i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching. >>> good morning, let's get to the conversations you might have missed. >> january 6th was a disgrace. american citizens attacked their own government. they used terrorism to try and stop us, specific piece of domestic business they did not like. fellow americans beat and bloodied our own police. they stormed the center floor. they tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry and lost an election. former president trump's actions preceded the riot for a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty. >> therefore, i am endorsing donald j. trump. the one thing we cut off there, maybe it's not fair is right after that, he broke into a rousing tune. happy days are here again. it was like the 32 convention. i couldn't believe it. but yeah. a little discordant, song didn't go with the message. but you know, that's mitch. >> mitch mcconnell there, that was in 2021. it was

. >> we'll do the best we can.rea, the mention of puppy, i watched the reaction around the studio, just the mention that puppies were going to be here, everyone just softened. then when you put them in arms, we get gidier. there is science behind holding a puppy. >> there is. when you look at a puppy, there's similarities to human babies. they have big eyes, big heads, and we are programmed to react to that, to be more comp compassionate, and want to take care of them. when people see puppies, they get excited and want to coddle them and hug them. >> as pet owners know, it just softens your life to have these creatures in your life. we're celebrating national puppy day and this is really to put some awareness out there and hopefully find homes for some of these guys. >> yeah, we want people to remember when they're considering bringing a puppy into their family that you should always consider adoption first, because you can find any sort of puppy you're looking for in rescue, clearly as evidenced by the guys we hav

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we can hear you. andrea sounds good. okay, sorry. i'm in the tech center. so i'd say the i'm, i'm sure that's a very election of letting me put in uh, can be connected with this starter dark. uh we, we, so i, i followed the electronics and the boss last week. and in demoss and it will be on school there to ensure them, i guess better. i thought it was very high because they, uh, suspecting that they ukrainian side can make some pro location like this. uh, but uh to see this now in moscow is uh is, is a big truck for me. uh, i can say honestly because after the election. mm. i, i took that to the most. are skin 5 there. he's getting pretty old. uh was was fast, but unfortunately the remote yeah. hi prepared. do you think moscow police at the capital is rest of the services are for this kind of emergency? i think he yes, i think he has to be. i read that to those bar the and the most for paul is uh richard immediately the zone. uh they, they make it uh come on. busy point uh in the in this is zoom and the emergency service uh, who are working me but very fast

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and, andrea, this year, more people are voting in elections than ever before in a single year. they're having this growing influence — everywhere from the us to new zealand to india. why do you think that's so? so, there is an interesting situation in which farmers' issues, farmers' demands has become mainstream, due to a protest that was deriving from different and maybe issues that were not affecting the broader public but, yet, some of their impact was rather clear. the increasing cost of inports that farmers have found themselves facing worldwide in the recent year somehow has been felt also by a broader public that is not related to farming systems — or they are not deriving their income from farming systems — but, yet, they are consumers as well. and they've seen a spike in the price of food, commodities and products around the world, and sometimes, with little explanation of why so. hence, i have a feeling that all this buzzing around the world on this situation has increased the attention both of media and the general public and, hence, then politics and politicians aro

and andrea, this year, more people are voting in elections than ever before in a single year.ir problems, they're having this growing influence, everywhere, from the us to new zealand to india. why do you think that's so? so there is an interesting situation in which farmer issue, farmer demand have become mainstream due to a protest that was deriving from different and maybe issues that were not affecting the broader public, but yet some of their impact was rather clear. the increasing cost of inputs that farmers have found themselves facing worldwide in the recent year somehow has been felt also by a broader public that is not related to farming systems, or they are not deriving their income from farming systems, but yet they are consumers as well, and they've seen a spike in the price of food, commodities and products around the world, and sometimes with a little explanation of why so. hence, i have the feeling that all this buzzing around the world on this situation have increased the attention both of media and the general public, and hence then politics and politicians a

and, andrea, this year, more people are voting in elections than ever before in a single year.y're having this growing influence — everywhere from the us to new zealand to india. why do you think that's so? so, there is an interesting situation in which farmers' issues, farmers' demands has become mainstream, due to a protest that was deriving from different and maybe issues that were not affecting the broader public but, yet, some of their impact was rather clear. the increasing cost of imports that farmers have found themselves facing worldwide in the recent year somehow has been felt also by a broader public that is not related to farming systems — or they are not deriving their income from farming systems — but, yet, they are consumers as well. and they've seen a spike in the price of food, commodities and products around the world, and sometimes, with little explanation of why so. hence, i have a feeling that all this buzzing around the world on this situation has increased the attention both of media and the general public and, hence, then politics and politicians around

and, andrea, this year, more people are voting in elections than ever before in a single year. they're having this growing influence — everywhere from the us to new zealand to india. why do you think that's so? so, there is an interesting situation in which farmers' issues, farmers' demands has become mainstream, due to a protest that was deriving from different and maybe issues that were not affecting the broader public but, yet, some of their impact was rather clear. the increasing cost of imports that farmers have found themselves facing worldwide in the recent year somehow has been felt also by a broader public that is not related to farming systems — or they are not deriving their income from farming systems — but, yet, they are consumers as well. and they've seen a spike in the price of food, commodities and products around the world, and sometimes, with little explanation of why so. hence, i have a feeling that all this buzzing around the world on this situation has increased the attention both of media and the general public and, hence, then politics and politicians aro

a joint mission between the spanish organization open arms, and chef andreas' kitchen. >> you can see behind me "the open arms" is getting ready to set sail. >> reporter: it will travel about 200 miles through newly secured maritime corridor to reach an undisclosed location in gaza. u.s. air drops continued, parachuting food pallets into northern gaza. but on friday, palestinian officials said at least five people were killed, not by israeli bombs but by aid palettes crashing from the sky, falling rapidly with the parachutes failing. but the u.s. says all of its aid landed safely. on the ground, desperation. he says they've been waiting for hours, but it's not enough for his family of seven, as famine stalks northern gaza, unicef says children are already starving to death. this comes as the u.s. announced a new plan to build a temporary pier off the coast of gaza. the pentagon says it could take up to two months, requiring 1,000 u.s. troops. international organizations say joe biden should instead pressure israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to allow more raid in by road. israe

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oh but you still we can last. yeah. and andrea, i spoke to john list too. so camacho in johannesburg. but the latest on the crash, this accident happened in emptiness area in nevada to shop off the road. and the bus is expected to suspect it now that the driver could have lost control when you are approaching this preach at causing him to be to the body, asked to hit the body as on the size of the bridge least over it. i was up to it in the past funding the own discords, then on impact it best into flimsy at killing what 5 people and with the ones the viable. so now as investigations are taking place, the investigate does a wiki, one is assumptions that to at you could have lost control of the bus whether it was brakes would that it was over speeding? it is yes to be asked that and was investigations. okay. i can on and, and how come and i'm accidents like b as in south africa to so to this accident, a vertical one. and so that's the guy, especially during this times when people are going on holidays are going on. is stuff just to give you a picture last ye

a joint mission between the spanish organization open arms and chef jose andreas' world central kitchen. >> open arms you can see behind me is getting ready to set sail to deliver food aid into gaza. >> reporter: the open arms will travel about 200 miles through a newly secured maritime corridor to reach an undisclosed location in gaza. while today u.s. airdrops continued parachuting food pallets into northern gaza, but on friday palestinian officials said at least five people were killed, not by israeli bombs but by aid palettes crashing from the sky, falling rapidly, the parachutes failing, but the u.s. says all of its aid landed safely on the ground, desperation. aziz abdullah says they've been waiting for hours, but it's not enough for his family of seven, as famine stalks northern gaza, unicef says children are already starving to death. this comes as the u.s. announced a new plan to build a temporary pier off the coast of gaza, the pentagon says it could take up to two months, requiring 1,000 u.s. troops international organizations say president biden should, instead, pressure isr

and you can also rewatch highlights from the show anytime on youtube. go to msnbc.com/andrea.ght now. >>> and i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing. could we be on the verge of a second speaker showdown in less than a year? marjorie taylor greene issuing what she calls a, quote, warning to mike johnson indicating his days could be numbered.

. >> can only imagine how much andrea has been complaining about this. thank, darren. while they're knee deep in snow at tahoe, mount hamilton got a light dusting. john ramos took the 365 turns on the road leading up to lick to file this story. >> reporter: there was snow in the bay area, but in order to find it, you had to be either dedicated to your job or dedicated to a sense of adventure. san jose spent the late morning under cloudy skies and a bit of rain, but farther up on mount hamilton, the temperature began dropping and things got a lot more interesting. a light layer of snow covered the landscape, making the narrow road with its sheer drop-off a journey not for the faint of heart. but it was there that we found michael poland a geophysicist with the u.s. geological survey. >> and i'm out here doing a geophysical survey today. >> seem like a good day to do that? >> no time like the present i guess. you know, i figured, see what it's like when we got up here this. morning it wasn't bad. late they are morning it got a little worse. one of my colleagues once told

that does it for andrea mitchell reports. you can follow us on social media. and you can rewatch the best parts of the show, highlights, anytime on youtube. happy st. patrick's day to those observing which means all of us. chris jansing reports starts now. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm ana cabrera in for chris jansing. disciplined but not disqualified. a judge issuing a highly anticipated decision over misconduct allegations against fani willis. she can remain on the election interference case against former president trump, but under one major condition. we'll break it all down. >>> plus donald trump is on the offensive. his legal team vowing to fight to end the georgia case, how his campaign plans to use his court dates for political gain. >>> and the big question hanging over it all is when will the trials actually take place. the one we thought was set to begin here in manhattan could now be delayed. and this as special counsel jack smith battles to keep his two federal cases on track. this hour we have a team of corespondents and legal experts set to

you can reach me on social media @jdbalart. you can watch clips from our show on youtube. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," fear and confusion along the southern border after the supreme court allows a controversial texas law that would give the state instead of the federal government the power to expel undocumented migrants with very little due process. the high court kicking it back to the 5th district court of appeals which overnight put a hold on the texas law scheduling arguments on that by zoom on an emergency basis underway today. we will have the latest on the court's decision as immigration expects watch with concern. >>> former president trump's grip on the republican party tightens as his preferred senate candidate cruises to victory in ohio to run against democratic senator brown. that sets up what could be the most critical contest to decide whether the democrats can hold on to the one-seat senate majority. >>> on capitol hill, israel's prime minister benjami

andrea went to marquette. i can keep the thread going all day.you find out how i am doing my march madness bracket. it is genius. >> bill: 2 1/2 more weeks of this. the f.b.i. warning about a dangerous threat that kids are facing on their phones. horrific details how some online groups are targeting and extorting kids as low as eight years old. jessica tarlov and tyrus way in. moments ago president trump arrived at the courthouse in florida to try to get some of these charges thrown out on the classified documents case. hearing will begin minutes from now and we'll take you there. ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ -unnecessary action hero ... the nemesis. -it appears that despite my sinister efforts, employees are still managing their own hr and payroll. why would you think mere humans deserve to do their own payroll? because their livelihoods depend on it? because they have bills to pay? hear me now, paycom! return the world of hr and payroll to its rightful place of chaos or face a tsunami of unnecessary the likes of whic

you can reach me on social media @jdbalart. watch clips from our show on youtube. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the justice department cracking down on apple with an antitrust lawsuit today alleging the tech giant has been blocking its rivals from accessing key features. >> we allege apple consolidated its power not by making its own products better but by making others worse. >>> secretary of state blinken meeting with arab leaders in cairo, calling for an immediate cease-fire and hostage release before he heads to israel tomorrow and a possible showdown with prime minister netanyahu over his plans to invade rafah and his failure to grant more access to food for starving civilians in gaza. >>> former president trump with four days to pay a nearly half billion dollar bond, or else some of his properties could be seized and sold. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. moments ago, the u.s. attorney announcing the department of justice is tak

you can reach me on social media. you can watch clips from our show at youtube. thank you for the privilege of your time. >>> coming up, andrea mitchell talks to nancy pelosi about the tiktok vote and more. that starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," anti-social. congress for first time casting votes against a social media company, taking steps that could lead to a u.s. ban on the popular chinese-owned social media app tiktok. national security concerns at odds with the platform's 170 million american users. we will talk about that and the prospects in the senate. >>> the judge in georgia dropping three of the 13 federal charges against donald trump ahead of his trial. what the judge is calling into question and how that could push the case past election day. >>> warning signs, as vladimir putin talks about nuclear war. nancy pelosi joins me on new house efforts to force a vote on aid to ukraine. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. there's big news today from capitol hill. in a rare moment of bipartisanship, the ho