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nearly 400 officers at the scene, but egregiously poor decision-making. a scathing report gives us the best look yet at what went wrong at the tragic school massacre in uvalde. the fist bump seen around the world. president biden wraps up his trip around the middle east. the political fallout with his meeting with the saudi crown prince. dangerous heat what you need to know to keep you and your family safe.
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find now, pay later. it might sound promising, but it could wind up costing you in the long run the new consumer alert this morning. the office lego set that lets you create your very own. it's monday, juul 18th "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. a scathing new report is out 19 students and two teachers were tragically killed the results of the preliminary investigation released by the texas house of representatives found systemic failures and egregious responses. they failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. surveillance video shows the moment the gunman fired on two classrooms and police retreated. >> the investigative committee
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noted 376 law enforcement officers arrived on scene there. the city's mayor announced he has placing the acting police chief of uvalde on leave. >> there will be an internal investigation regarding our police department's actions and policies and procedures. the city has placed lieutenant pargas on leave. >> overnight body cam footage from officers on the scene was released this footage here shows inside the school another angle of law enforcement retreating after shots were fired. >> we've got to get in there we've got to get in there. he keeps shooting. >> the report also highlighting other systemwide failures including poor wi-fi con neck activity that likely
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lockdown alerts, and a lock on the door known to be faulty had not been repaired. police say six people were shot last night at the greenwood park mall. four died including the alleged shooter. witnesses say they heard about 20 shots in a food court a good sam witnessed the shooting shot and killed the shooter. that person is said to be cooperating with the police. mike myers thanked the good samaritan and said, this person saved lives tonight. i'm grateful for his quicka and heroism. the police say he looked to be an adult male. he entered the food court and started shooting. the lawmakers investigating the january 6 attack expect to get more information from the
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secret service by tomorrow they're giving the agency until tuesday to turn over erased text messages from the day of and the day before the insurrection. a spokesperson said some data was lost because of some planned system migration in a prime-time hearing on thursday, the house panel saysays they'll investigate president trump's actions. >> the reality is the president didn't do very much but gleely watched television during this time frame we're going to present a lot more than that. >> committee members have said thursday's hearing will include more testimonyt cipollone and n witnesses we havfrom yet. senator ted cruz made this statement on his podcast >> the court said, no, we know
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better than you guys do, and now every state must sanction and permit gay marriage. i think that decision was clearly wrong when it was decided. it was the court overreaching. >> cruz's comments come less than a month after the supreme court overturned roe. president biden is back home from his saudi arabia trip, and he's disputing the kingdom's version of that controversial meeting. [ indiscernible >> is he telling the truth >> no. why don't you guys talk about something that matters. >> nbc's brie jackson joins us the president said the onic thef
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that trip did matter the man u.s. intelligence said is responsible for murdering "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. sanders said the visit to saudi arabia should not have happened at all. >> when you have the leader of the country who was involved in the murder of a "washington post" journalist, i don't think that that type of government should be rewarded with a visit by the president of the united states. >> reporter: and republicans chip roy and michael cloud of texas called it a slap in the face of american oil producers this included saudi arabia allowing flights to and from israel and successes toward climate commitment and technology progress in the middle east.
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the biden administration said the saudis did commit to ramping up oil production, but did not give any specifics about the deal president biden said americans will start to see impact at the pump, and we may learn more when opec meets again in august. >> brie jackson from washington, d.c. thank you. thieves pulled off a major heist. millions of dollars of gems and jewels were stolen from a brinks truck. it happened after a jewelry show 25 to 30 bags containing an unknown number of individual pieces were stolen there are at least 18 victims, and the losses are estimated anywhere from less than 10 million to more than $100 million. despite the triple-digit temperatures, the heat doesn't necessarily mean the kids have to stay indoors.
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the important thing is to replenish your reserves. beeian caucus stroe with our dallas-fort worth stace has the st story on how to keep your cool this summer. >> reporter: keep an eye on hydration. >> with kids, they may not know the signs of dehydration as you or i would. >> reporter: registered dietician says headache, confusion, too much sweating water is key, but it may not be your child's first choice. flavoring your water with fruits and veggies like cucumber is a food option. milk might also be a good option. >> milk naturally has protein, and it also has electrolytes too. >> reporter: what about all of those electrolyte powders that
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have flooded the market? >> they have high sodium in them, anywhere from four to six times more than gatorade or powerade for a child, that's not something i would advise or recommend. you want to look for something that has about 110 to 240 milligrams of sodium per eight ounces anything outdoors, you might consider something like gatorade, powerade they're safe and solid choices and readily available. >> reporter: also she says if you or your children wait until you're thirsty to drink, then you're already dehydrated. >> important tips for us thanks to bianca for that. let's check in with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who's tracking the dangerous heat. >> hi, there, guys on this monday we're looking at record heat. we have no relief in sight we're looking at heat alerts
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26 million people impacted from the west to the lower country in the mississippi valley we're looking at heat advisories, heat warnings, heed watches. we're looking at temperatures climbing into the 90s. the excessive heat travels north. it's going to feel like 99, 109 in dalla triple digits as far as bismarck, 105 in dallas , 99 in houston. the summer heat is going to spark some storms. we'll talk about in a little bit. fans of "the office," get
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now to greece where authorities are investigating a deadly plane crash there it happened on saturday. a ukrainian cargo plane was carrying defense equipment when it crashed near bangladesh the pilot reported engine problems and crashed near the airport. all members on board were killed. staying in europe, the continent is in the middle of a deadly heat threat they're all suffering deadly wildfires. we go to rome. let's get started in italy how is this summer different from all the previous summers in italy? >> reporter: good morning, frances. i can tell you something it's 10:00 in the morning and it's feeling too hot and too humid around here. it's been like this since the start of may, which is very unusual. a very early start of the summer while in italy, we are supposed
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to at least or be able to learn how to cope with the heat. some of the countries are not used to it take the uk. there are temperatures there forecasting about 104 degrees today and tomorrow that will be the highest temperature ever recorded in that country that's why the government there has called for or declared a national emergency due to extreme heat elsewhere in europe, portugal, spain, there's been hundreds of forest fires there the death toll reads like a war bulletin 650 people died in portugal. 60 in spain. tens of thousands evacuated due to wildfires in two days the temperatures will drop back to normal level for italy and europe, there seems to be no end in sight. >> hope you guys get a break soon. still to come on "early today," an offer too good to be
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year. >> you're thinking, i can afford that and then the next store you shop on, ooh, let me do that. $20, okay. now you're racking up ten different stores, ten different apps. >> reporter: as inflation soars, plans once reserved for big ticket items are now being used for everyday needs. >> that's cause for pause if not concern. those are not items that you're going to buy once and not have to buy for some period of time. >> reporter: 42% of users report making late payments, defaults that can add to credit scores. >> there could be a whole generation of people that their credit gets ruined for the foreseeable future >> reporter: she transferred her debt to a credit card. she now works three jobs to cover the payments and she has a new approach to shopping. >> if you do not have the money up front to pay for it, you should not buy it.
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grab febreze touch. now to a sweet gig that's the talk of the town a boy selling lemonade so that he can buy ahead of cows andrew mcclung of our nbc affiliate in virginia spoke to the pint-size entrepreneur. >> it's hot today. >> reporter: if the sun is out, porter wynn knows it's going to be a good day to sell some lemonade, his eyes always on the road in jonesville watching for his next customer. that's because he's looking to
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make some moo-lah. >> i want to get cows to buy a herd, so i want to make money. >> he's the youngest of four and he saw his older brothers and sisters making money and working hard. >> reporter: so porter went to the shed and found an old lemonade stand the next thing his parents knew -- >> he took his bike and road up to the dollar general himself and came back hauling two bags of ice and made lemonade and got all set up by himself. >> reporter: that first day opening, from near and far. >> i'm from greenville. >> reporter: even a handful of lee county deputies stopped by. >> i was still at work and i got the picture with all the cop cars and i thought one of my kids had been arrested. >> reporter: but porter knew he wasn't in trouble. >> no.
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i knew that there's nothing bad about getting lemonade >> i was coming in to work and i seen him sitting there i went back to the office, and i knew the guys at the office wouldn't care to come out and support his little business. >> reporter: a moment his mom caught on camera which has since gone vie rah the deputies say it's not about the clicks it's about being there for the community. >> i would have loved this i figured i'd give back to him. >> reporter: a sweet moment made even bet were a sweet cup of lemonade. >> thanks to andrew for that report porter knows what's up he's making money to invest in cows. >> doing it the old-tagged way. the next mega millions jackpot has officially topped half a billion dollars the big prize will offer an estimated $530 million prize
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