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president trump's official response to 37 felony counts hear what went down in the miami courtroom and how trump went from commander in chief to potential felon. shots ring out amid city celebrations, what police say sparked an outburst of violence on denver's night of victory a virginia teacher shot in her classroooom m won't return her r popost, bubut she says th decicision wasn't up to her. > ai said good-b-bye and the beatles say hello. there's a new record on the way. how the band is using new technology to bring back an old sound. a ban on bans. how one state is protecting public libraries today is wednesday, june 14. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> gr glad you're with us. i'm frances rivera in a courthouse in miami, blanr

pleaof not guilty. after the hearing, trump returned to his home in bedmb bedminster, new jersey an anti-trump protester was detained and questioned after he jumped in front of trump's motorcade. the story of the ex-president's handling of classified documents began long before hallie jackson has the full recap of what led to the first federal charges ever face bid a u.s. president >> reporter: it starts just after the former president moved out of the white house in 2021, with boxes of classified documents stacked on a stage at mar-a-lago, according to the indictment some then moved to a bathroom. around this time, the national archives demands some of the

documents they're supposed to have but don't then a key moment that summer. the indictment says mr. trump allegedly showed a writer a document laying out a plan of attack and m ttrump says as president could have declassified it, now i can't, but this is still a secret fast forward, his personal valet, walt nauta returns 15 boxes to the archives. a month later a d.c. grand jury c came together. a signed letter from trump's attorneys saying they had turned over everything they had that turned out not to be true because in august the fbi carried out a search warrant and releasing this picture of documents laid out on the floor, something m tr. trumping did lie seeing

>> th merrick garland assigned a special counsel. now there's jack smith tasked with hooking atlooking at the j6 attack and the documents >> i took the documents. i'm allowed to i have the absolute right to do whatever i want with them. >> reporter: over the course of the next six months or so, the special counsel issuing subpoenas and hearing from a lot of people in mr. trump's orbit, all leading to last week when the indictment was unsealed revealing the 37 counts. >> we have one set of laws in this country, and they apply to everyone now to the house that's expected to vote this week on a resolution to censure adam schiff the move comes after a republican seeks to condemn schiff and fine him for his role in the investigation into the trump campaign's alleged ties to

russia house speaker kevin mccarthy removed schiff as ranking member of the house intelligence committee earlier this year. schiff tweeted about the measure on tuesday calling it an effort to distract from the indictment of former president trump. president biden's pick for national institute of health is in flux due to senator bernie sanders. he told the "washington post" that he will oppose the nomination of dr. monica better noli until the white house provides a plan for lowering prescription drug prices in a statement, the white house says they share his concerns on drug prices and touted the progress made by the inflation reduction act. a judge has ruled that e. jean carroll can seek at least $10 million in damages from donald trump she asked to amend her lawsuit after the former president accused her of making up claims

of s of sexual abuse during a cnn town hall. that happened after a jury found him liable for defamation. she won a judgment, but another case is pending. a spokesperson for trump says carroll should not be able to retroactively change her legal theory denver's celebration of the very first nba title ended with gunfire. fans partied in the streets after the nuggets' victory officers who were in the area heard gunshots and rushed to the scene. ten people were taken to the hospital three in critical condition. police do not believe the shootings were related to the celebrations a fight broke out and may have involved drugs multiple firearms and suspected fentanyl pills were found. two people were arrested at least 11 civilians have been killed in a series of russian attacks. the town in central ukraine is the birthplace of president zelenskyy. the missile struck warehouses

and an apartment building. let's bring in chapman bell. good morning tell us the latest on this attack >> good morning, frances this is just the latest attack on the hometown of president zelenskyy. and this time cruise missiles striking two areas in his hometown one, an apartment building where four people were said to be killed another strike hoyitting warehouses that are said to house soft drinks, according to officials there. they say seven people were killed in that strike. the town's mayor saying neither location had any military links what so much t

terrorist also neffver be forgiven, he says. the statement coming out after his home up to was hit then overnight, two more strikes, one in the port city of odessa, striking an area there where four civilians were said to be killed and another strike in the donetsk region where three other civilians were saidto be killed so the bombardment continues at various locations around ukraine, frances >> and we understand there is more u.s. military aid coming ukraine's way, just days into their counter offensive. >> reporter: that's right. as this counter offensive continues, striking various areas, they're being quite cautious as to say where they're attacking, the ukrainians, and pushing back, though they have liberated some towns around donetsk region but the u.s. announcing an additional $325 million in military aid, and this includes rockets and missiles and a wide

range of military equipment, stuff that they need, they say, to control the area around these counter offensive regions and to try to control the skies as much as possible to regain ground, frances. >> chapman, thank you. one of meamerica's foremost authors has passed away. cormac mccarthy hassed away at 89 he won a pulitzer. "no country for old men" was an acclaimed film one of his best books is also set to be filmed this year the ceo of random house said h changed the course of literature his last two novels were both published last year. a ukrainian refugee living in belgium had a lot of luck over the weekend, winning half a

million euros in a lottery scratch card that's $540,000. the winner has been living in brussels for a year. a spokesperson says the man told them he intends to donate at least part of the winnings toward the rebuilding in ukraine. to the weather now millions of americans are facing the threat of severe storms. angie lassman is here tracking that for us. good morning >> we once again are watching parts of the southeast as we have the chance for strong so severe storms developing through the afternoon and evening hours. if you live from louisiana to georgia into the carolinas and florida, we will have that potential. 23 million people are at risk for this the biggest impact could be strong wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour or higher we cannot rule out a couple tornados as well

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governor pritzker signed the law on monday prohibiting libraries from banning books our nbc chicago station was at the bill signing >> history is being made in this room right now >> reporter: history that the american library association hopes will be repeated across the nation illinois's governor signing a ban on book bans >> book bans are about censorship marginalizing people mar margi marginalizing ideas. >> it's because they're explicit they're pornographic >> reporter: and many of those books are written by or describe the experiences of people of color or who are part of the lgbtq community. >> if reading materials are denied us, we are denied an opportunity to learn about

ourselves, find our own role models, learn about our history. and this can have terrible results on our self-esteem >> reporter: the bill is the idea of secretary of state who is also the state librarian. >> the concept contradicts the very essence of what our country stands for and defy what is education is all about teaching our children to think for themselves >> we've never been about banning books. we're the first public library in the country to have an intellectual freedom statement but this gives us more assuredness. >> so yeah, we're seeing more states push to ban books, especially those with lgbtq themes or authors of people of color. you have juneteenth coming, so even more important to learn those lessons.

the white house hosted its first juneteenth celebration concert. musicians from historically black colleges and universities performed, including jennifer hudson take a listen. ♪ when i go to my brother ♪ ♪ tell me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the white house described the concert as a celebration of community, culture and music in 2021, president biden declared juneteenth a federa

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