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"nbc daily news" starts right now. today, friday march 31st, 2023, historic new indictment. details merging about how many charges about former president donald trump is fafacing. ththe largestst city iss plalan takeke the former president int custody. the severe threat of the powerful system is on the move with millions of americans in the path. meteorologist bill cairns is timing it out. desperate search of a 2-year-old is missing after his mother is found murdered. and new blocks at the border, and the reason that americans may be banned from buying ozempic in canada. and a story unprecedented in american history, the indictment of a former president. donald trump is set to face a judge in a matter of days. he is the first and only current

or former president to be charged with a crime. this is all expected to happen on tuesday, but as we have seen throughout this journey, that could change. trump is set to fly from mar-a-lago estate in florida to be arraigned in manhattan when we expect the indictment to be officially unsealed to give us insight into the specific charges that the president is facing. >> we are all over this, and look at the team that is going to have this covered. we have garrett haake and sam brock, and i want to start with you, outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan, and for the charges that we are hearing that the president is facing. >> around the 30 that the fraud is facing, and the specifics surrounding them, and as you are learning, the expected arraignment is tuesday, and we are hearing that it will be, an

arraignment scheduled for tuesday afternoon sometime around 2:15 when former president trump will be arraigned at the building right behind me, and there are lots of logistical questions here, and the former president like any arraignment will have a mug shot taken, and fingerprinted and processed. there is a question though whether he is going to be in handcuffs given the secret service protection, but that is still being discussed by local officials here. and security is being ramped up here outside of the district attorneys office, and this is something to be discussing over the next several days, in an unprecedented arraignment, and quite a spectacle here in lower manhattan tuesday when we hope to be doing these specifics about the 30 or so charges. savannah. >> talk about the logistics of

getting the state of florida up to speed, and do we know anything about the details of traveling here? >> if you are looking in the distance, mar-a-lago, and no movement here so far. and the former president is going to be traveling to pbi, palm beach international which is four miles from here, and ten minutes with a motorcade and secret service, and take a flight to one of the new york city airports and get in a motorcade and go to lower manhattan, and the question is what happens to the secret service, because joe tacopina confirmed that the d.a. wanted trump in their office today, but he says, tacopina, that the secret service was not ready, but the secret service is refuting that saying they were ready at a moment's notice. so it is seeming that a lot of folks were blindsided, and allison, that is explaining why it seems around mar-a-lago that it is not the scene previously,

when there was a search with so much protesting going on, and truly a handful of people on a nearby bridge, and just the surprise of the whole situation, and here is tacopina discussing that very subject this morning with savannah guthrie. >> he was initially shocked. after he got over that, he really put a notch on his belt, and he decided that we have to fight now. >> reporter: and allison, tacopina said that they have not seen the specific indictment, and so they will have to wait for that. >> and now, politically, let's wait for the nbc news and anchor hallie jackson. and thank you for taking the time to talk to us as you are prepping for your own show, but it is unprecedented in the same week that we have seen him arrested an arraigned and he is

campaigning. so no restrictions on the domestic travel so we can see that and we expect to see that in the campaign rolling on, and a lot of times, the base, that is what he says, that it is for the indictment of the second term of what we can see in the campaign now. >> and these are great questions here. the former president, yeah, he is going to be on the road, and he has a couple of speeches set for mid-april, and at the rally of the campaign season of the 2024 campaign, came out the deriding the political witch hunts which is a line we have heard in the last 18 hours since the news of the indictment first broke. how does that affect your campaign whether you are talking primary or general election if he makes it through. and right now, inside of the republican party, he is saying that it is simply politically motivated, and there have not

been too much said from mitch mcconnell, and not surprising with the beefs they have had. and in some to polling out this week, the base has gone up, and we know that in previous instances where the news could have been damaging, like that search of documents at mar-a-lago, the support did not change, savannah. >> it is interesting how the key players so quick to organize for protests, and i am thinking of january 6th, with the organizing there, and were saying, no, we won't protest when the president suggested it, and now, do you think that we will see the protests from the president's supporters and how big might that be, and when president biden was asked about this morning from the supporters, he said that he would not comment on this, and how could this

impact the president? >> we have not seen protests or demonstrations, and they have not materialized yet, although apparatus in manhattan are preparing. you have to think there is some demonstration or show of support or show of support for manhattan district attorney in new york when and if that indictment unsealing is happening there, and as for president biden, he is not talking about this at least not right now. this is what he told a number of reporters on the south lawn, including our own kelly o'donnell this morning. >> do you have any comment on the indictment? >> well, no, i won't talk about that. >> you will likely see that line from president biden until he gets to the point where there is a news conference or maybe he is forced to address it in a more fulsome way, but for now, the white house does not want to get

involved, because it is for donald trump and the republican party at this point, and the claims that the republicans are claiming it is politically motivated. >> so many layers to this. >> and a lot more potentially we will find out tuesday. and thank you, hallie jackson for joining us before your show happening at 2:00 p.m. right here. and now, a new threat of serious tornadoes. president biden and the first lady are in mississippi surveying the damage and meeting with local officials. and remember a week ago a an ef-4 twister ripped through the state and killing 20 people. jesse kirsch is in st. louis, missouri, and what are you seeing there right now, and what more are we learning about the president's visit to a different state, mississippi? >> yes, ellison, you can see that the skies are relatively

clear, and it is overcast, and breezy and cooling down to the mid-60s right now, and a short time ago, st. louis was upgraded to a particularly dangerous situation, and this is something that we are seeing across huge swathes of the territory, and huge communities where there is an increased concern over the potential for strong tornadoes and wind gusts up to 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts and large hail. where we are right now, it is not as much of a concern south and west of us, and talking about parts of iowa and illinois and parts of illinois and also parts south to arkansas and little rock and memphis, tennessee, and that is what we are looking at with weather stretching over the next few hours. and he is touring the aftermath, and the mississippi in storms for recent days, and this is what he said a few days ago. >> this community is going to be rebuilt, and built back better

than it was before. resilience of this community has been remarkable. and i just want you to know that as you fight through this, you are not alone. the american people will be with you. they will help you through it, and so will i. >> the recovery there as millions of americans including where i am in st. louis embracing for more severe weather. ellison. >> let's bring in meteorologist bill karen, and time out the system for us. could we see something as destructive as what we saw in mississippi? >> we hope not, but the potential is there, a we will have strong tornadoes there, and it is a matter of will they hit the town or not, and will we have a outbreak or maybe a dozen or so. and you can see the high risk there, and from two years from cedar rapids to peoria, and to memphis, and we are watching it, and southern areas to arkansas

and then they are going to be moving through the hatched areas, and this is the best chance of getting the strong tornadoes, and we have three tornado watches, and dangerous situation, and we have a few tornado warnings out there, and numerous ones in little rock downtown that just went under the tornado warning, and the thunderstorm, and the tail of it, and that is where the little rock is headed in an hour or so, and this is going to be including philadelphia and new york city. >> well, we are learning new information about the circumstances surrounding the arrest of an american journalist in russia. this is "wall street journal" evan gershkovich, and tell us

what the white house is doing to get him back home. >> they don't know if there is a connection as the white house is pointing out that it is not the first time that america has seen russia crackdown on american journalist. president biden was asked about the efforts to get the american journalist freed, and this is what he said. >> what about the word to russia as they are detaining this "wall street journal"ist? >> let him go. >> now, the u.s. is working to establish consular contact with the journalist as to open up the line of communication with the russians about the case, but in the meantime, president biden was asked if the u.s. might kick

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call on other outside agencies to come in and assist. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. here are other stories. a few bay area counties are taking mask requirements into their own hands. california is working toward zero emission trucks. first, it's a case that rocked the san jose community. the police union office manager turned accused drug trafficker will appear before a judge today. the 64-year-old woman is accused of receiving 61 drug shipments mailed to her san jose home from hong kong, hungary, india and sing amore. she used the union's account and a union email in some transactions. she had no decision making power and no access to the union's finances. she will appear in court in san jose at 1:30 this afternoon. the biden administration is granting california the power to require zero emission truck biz

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moment. first, let's start with some of the stories making headlines on nbc news daily. a judge has sided with gwyneth paltrow that she was not at fault with a ski accident with a retired utah optometrist. he filed a $3 million lawsuit saying that she crashed into him causing health problem, but the jury did not side with him, and awarded paltrow $1 the symbolic amount she asked for in the counter suit. as she walked out of the courtroom, she made a quick comment saying, i wish you well. new fbi documents are offering insights into the man who is responsible for the worst mass shooting. the man shot down from a hotel

room in las vegas. he was a high stakes gambler, and he was upset with how the casinos were treating him. and you know, they are accused of assaulting and attacking a rapper and it was all caught on camera. and now, donald trump is expected to be arraigned tuesday in a manhattan courtroom. >> he is the first president in american history to be charged with a crime. >> it is unclear what trump is going to be charged specifically, but two sources close to nbc news say it is to involve roughly 30 counts. >> joining us is yamiche al sin -- yamiche alcindor who is in

new york, and danny cevallos here in our studio, and what are you thinking we will see? >> is he handcuffed? back or in front? in back is safer, but we are talking about somebody who is not a threat or risk of flight. we don't know what he is charged with, and 30 counts, and we might see allegations with the inflation of real estate values, and you may see the checks related to the stormy daniels affair, and you saw the image of the process. we will start with the arraignment, and a flurry of activity and surely released. he is not going to jail pending trial, and then all is quiet as the two sides prepare, and the defense will start to filing motioning probably to dismiss. >> and feeling like the gop

primary is already under way, even though we have heard governor of florida ron desantis talking about this, and what impact do we expect this to have in 2024? >> well, it is a key question that we have to keep digging in on, as this is going to make its way through the process, and the other legal problems that he is going to be going through, and the charges are closely tied to his party affiliation. this is what we are hearing. >> it seems that they could get him on something better, but the man is evil and evaded legal ramifications for so long, that it is time they got him on something. >> it is probably going to be something that comes of the

indictment. >> and we think that being indicted is a crime. it is truly a trumped up charge. >> reporter: so that is what we are hearing from the voters who are also seeing the same split and polarization when you are looking at the data and the quinnipiac polling shows 2 to 1 americans are seeing it motivated by politics. looking at the numbers, 93% of the republicans are seeing it motivated by politics, and 60% seeing it motivated by the law. so we will have to see how it impacts him in the short term and the long run. >> thank you, both. now we will stay on this, and talk about the other issues that the president is facing, and this is the first that he is facing. and he is currently embroiled in other investigations, and let's bring in the chief correspondent

about what the president is facing. >> yes, it is a lot to keep up. first, fulton county grand jury indictments, and after an eight-month indictment, in georgia, it is 2020 election where you will remember that mr. trump narrowly lost, and it is focusing on the phone call, and the georgia secretary of state where the president urged him to find 11,170 votes, one more than he needed. and mr. trump is going to be returning to new york city a week after the arraignment in this hush money case to sit for the deposition in the new york attorney general civil fraud case against him, and that is on the screen, the 25th, and the separate civil trial of a woman accusing him of rain in the mid-90s gets under way. and the special counsel investigation is in his handling of the classified dock kwlumts

last summer, and pointing out that the fbi is seizing thousands of documents from the mar-a-lago home, and this is after he refused to turn them over to the special counsel, and also his actions surrounding january 6th. >> so peter, tell us how this stacks up. because this one is unprecedented, historic, the first current or former to ever have this happened, and this is the document fraud and hush money, and any of these, are any of them more significant than the other or mean more? >> it is safe to say that the special counsel's investigation could pose the greatest legal danger certainly more than the case in new york. the legal experts say that the crime he allegedly created here in new york is essentially a bookkeeping crime, and compared to others which is efforts to

overturn the election, the new york case seems to be the least serious of them all, and we will see how they play out. >> peter alexander at the white house for us. thank you so much. the justice department has just filed a major lawsuit against the company at the center of the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. this crash happened early last month, and you remember seeing all of the fire and all of the debris, and it prompted some really serious concern about the health of the people living near that crash site, and people saying they felt bad, and even as other were saying it is okay to stay there. let's bring in the nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken delainian for more on this. walk us through the lawsuit, and what is the doj alleging? >> ellison, this is a lawsuit on behalf of the environmental protection agency accusing norfolk southern of violating the clean water act, and other laws and seeks to recover the

cost of the cleanup, and civil penalties of $120,000 each day that the hazardous materials were dumped into the ohio waterways. there were 28 train cars that derailed, and more than half hauling hazardous chemicals. and the derailment caused the mishap to spill the chemicals into the waterways. but they have said that the profits have steadily risen over the last four years and executives were paid more as a result. the state of ohio has sued norfolk southern and seeking to recover what the state government has been trying to recover and a number of residents and individuals who are recovering, and in response to the latest lawsuit, and cleaning up the site, and the lives that were impacted by the

derailment. and a new law is going to go into effect to restrictperforma violators could face a $2,500 fine and jail time up to a year. a federal judge heard arguments after a lgbtq group sued state citing free speech, but he has yet to make a ruling that would block the rule from taking effect. and the debate comes as the lgbtq is recognizing today as transgender day, and in washington, the queer and trans youth are leading a march to the capitol. so, now, marissa, that group behind you, what are they saying about this ruling? >> well, just to set the scene

here, and we have seen them coming to the capitol which is on the other side of the camera here, and so many of the people that we have spoken to today and before today, they are not asking for a list of demands like the conversion therapy, and showing visibility that they are here and unafraid to be their most authentic self. >> i was put on more moan blockers which have been the light of my life. to be able to start the journey was huge. i cried for days. i genuinely told my friends, it is just medication, but to let them know that they are trying to it away is scary. >> if i came out today, i would not be able to get them. if all of the people who want to fight for the trans rights in florida, then florida will not have trans rights, but if i

leave, there are still going to be trans kids who don't get the care they deserve. >> it is that fatal of a thing to deny someone of themselves, and in particular with queer and trans kids, and they are so at risk, and they are already living their lives with more of a target on their back. >> i am just really hoping that people come to the marches and they see trans people in their state and they see trans people going to their school, and see a kid like me, and they see that we deserve rights to pursue life, liberty and happiness just like anybody else. >> the american civil liberties union say that over 400 bills have been filed targeting lgbtq community, and joe biden with a statement from the white house expressed support for the

transgendered american folks saying they need to be protected by advancing legislation. >> melissa parr, thank you so much. > why canadada is

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and to allow someone to be thinking and feeling without interrupting and talking about your own experience, and another important tip is to learn how to not take sides, and it can be easy to take your loved one side when they are going through it, but sometimes they have mixed emotions about their partner, and not taking sides is a valuable way to be an open space to be themselves, and offer practical support like kid sitting or pet sitting or bringing food by, because it can be emotional and be patient, because there is a roller coaster of emotions, and you don't want to rush a loved one through their experience. >> absolutely. people are worried about how they don't want to say anything, because they don't want to say the wrong thing, so what should you avoid doing or saying to someone who is dealing with this. >> absolutely. and something to really avoid is choosing the sides. it is tempting to say, oh, i

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