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today, tuesday, june 20th, 2023 scouring the sea crews are racing to find a missing vessel on an expedition to see the titanic what we are learning about the five passengers on board and the countdown to reach them before time and action run out. >> remembering tori bowie. we sit down with one of her former teammates plus, why doctors say even she could not outrun the crisis facing mothers in america. >> biden ananswer son h hunt striking a plea withth federal prosecutor the punishment he could face. and brr, it's cold in here summer heats up, offices are cooling down, way down why companies may want to reconsider how they set the thermostat we're going to begin this hour with breaking news. >> the desperate search

unfolding in the north atlantic right now. a submersible vessel on its way to see the wreckage is still missing. the coast guard provided an update earlier today. >> our crews are work around the clock to ensure we're doing everything possible to locate the titan and the five crew members. to date, those search efforts have not yielded any results. >> reporter: it's happening in a remote area 500 miles off the coast of newfoundland, canada. 10,000 square miles have already been searched. a ship from france is on its way to help with rescue efforts, and the concern, the rapidly dwindling oxygen supply on board. it left with four days supply. that means it could run out thursday morning >> we are also learning about the five passengers on board the fifth passenger has not yet been publicly identified

we have kristen dahlgren on this story in boston now. what more did we learn from the coast guard's news conference? >> right, i mean, a couple of the headlines is 38 to 39 hours now that they have left of usable oxygen on board, so time really, really running out here, and this is such a desperate search it is going on not just by the coast guard, but by the canadian coast guard. they're also asking for any help from vehicles that are out in the area there is a remote operated vehicle on a ship nearby it is diving as well trying to get some pictures, anything they've dropped those sonar buoys. they're trying to listen for any type of pinging, any type of voices they might be able to hear and they're asking for help. there's that ship coming from france, and france said there's a french national on board as well as that fifth person.

that believed to be able to get down to 13,000 feet. there aren't many vehicles that can get down to that level and the coast guard was asked flat out, if you found it right now, would you be able to take that vehicle, to salvage it? and the answer was, i don't know so, a desperate search, and hopefully an ability to salvage that vehicle back to you. >> everyone is hoping for that miracle rescue kristen dahlgren in boston for us, thank you. joining us now david marcay, a retired u.s. navy captain and former submarine commander based on your experience, did anything stand out to you from the news conference? >> they haven't found them that's not good news. >> absolutely. every is worried about that, especially the oxygen levels on board. >> david, can you talk to us about the difference between a submarine, which a lot of people are familiar with, and this vessel, 21 feet, this submersible? >> both go under the water, both

are designed to stay under the water for hour os day in the case of a submarine. but the submarine has a big propeller that can drive it out of port, out of boston, norfolk, hawaii, and go thousand of miles away a submersible needs to be toed this was toed from newfoundland and released in the vicinity of the titanic. it can drive down using thrusters, move around the wreck, and come back on its own. >> i do want to give our viewers perspective. the titanic wreckage is 12,500 feet below sea level. submarine can reach 3,000 feet, and a skaub diver, 130 feet. if this is under water, what are the biggest challenges of finding it >> the depth is the big thing, and these are pressures that we can't really fathom. at that depth, it's 380 times

the pressure we feel at atmosphere when you send a spaceship in space, it's an easy problem. it's one atmosphere inside, zero outside. that's only a difference of one atmosphere this submarine is contending with 380 times what we design a spaceship for. and the water is freezing cold, and it's pitch black, and we don't know exactly where it is since it's not making sounds anymore, we don't know where to locate the search. looks like this have an rov, designed to go to a specific location in the ocean that we know, work on a cable, work on an under water well, and then move along it's doing the best it can, but you got a camera and you're like -- it's like going through a football pitch with a magnifying glass and trying to find the right blade of -- it's just a long laborious process. we might get lucky

let's hope so. finding the ship is the first step in rescuing them. >> clock is ticking. retired navy captain david mackay, thank you so much. 5 million people crass the central plains and north gulf coast bracing for a round of severe weather in what's already been an active week of storms. the state of mississippi has been especially hard bill karens is tracking what's to come, but first let's begin with blayne alexander. she's in mississippi where that devastating twister touched down >> reporter: here in lieuen, mississippi, this is the violent aftermath of storm it blew through more than 24 hours ago, but look what it left behind that's one home on this street a man named derry lives here he and his wife were inside the house. it's almost a tale of two

houses the front, completely destroyed. kitchen blown open the stove exposed he and his wife were able to make it back to the bedroom, the one portion of the house that's still in tact, and miraculously they were able to walk away unscathed. over here, this is just another piece a what we're seeing here house unrecognizable back there. just a pile of debris. really as far as you can see on this street, a couple of streets over as well we're talking about catastrophic damage keep in mind, it's not just here this is one of the latest stops on what's been a four or five-day almost tear of this same system of weather, producing the same storms across the southeast. we've seen eight fatalities so far, including in parts of texas. the other part of this story, while some people are dealing with the cleanup, the severe weather, it's also the heat. near record highs in a number of places and keep in mind

many places are the same exact towns that have been hit by the storm, so we're talking about a lot of people without power, a lot of people without ac, all of that is making the cleanup efforts that much more difficult. back to you. >> blayne, thank you we want to bring in meteorologis bill karens. bill, what areas are you concerned about? >> still along the gulf coast. we've moved a little further to the west this area in yellow is where we have a slight risk of severe weather. maybe an isolated tornado, damaging wind, small hail. i think flash flooding may be more life then, than anything today. look at these bands. they're trailing and moving in the same locations rain total up to 3 inches around biloxi a lot of lightning with these storms, too, especially that one to the southeast of new orleans. thunderstorm running from i-10 from slidell to the waveland

area we worry about the flash flooding heat is still a huge issue 250,000 without power. feels like 110 in dallas, 11 in san antonio, and corpus christi almost feeling like 110. this isn't going to end. going to continue today, tomorrow, and into the weekend. we're following breaking news this hour involving president biden's son hunter biden is expected to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes. the plea is part of a deal he reached the federal prosecutors. he also faces a separate gun charge that will likely be dismissed if he meets specific conditions ryan riley joins us no to dig into this ryan, this investigation has been going on for five years what more do we know at this point? >> reporter: it is, and it's a pretty good resolution, i think, for hunter biden overall sort of an indication of what you can get when you follow the advice of your high-paid

attorneys. there's also been a number of experts pointing out this is a charge that's rarely bought. the tax charges, misdemeanor tax charges aren't brought when somebody has paid back what they owed originally, the gun charge is brought forward went there's, say, a white supremacist the federal government needs to find a charge against because there's nothing on the books that fits the pattern of behavior and practices. it's commonly used in other gun cases when there's a larger sort of offense and there's nothing perfectly on the books so overall i would say this is a deal that there's going to be a lot of critics coming from the republicans. donald trump saying he got a sweetheart deal. based upon the facts, it's a reasonable outcome for this case overall. >> really important context given that he's the president's son. ryan riley, thank you so much. a major shake-up is coming

to alibaba and a big-name comedian and house favorite is going to take his talents to spotify. >> we'll let morgan brennan break it down with money minute. >> i'm going break this down alibaba shaking up corporate leadership as the chinese company seeks to split into six different business units daniel will step down and focus on cloud operations while eddie wu withl take his spot, and joe tsai will become chairman. trevor noah will be hosting a new spotify podcast that blends his signature humor with global perspective. this streaming platform said the weekly podcast will have in-depth free wheeling conversations with those around the world. toyota is introducing a toyota with a fake manual transmission. you heard that right, to mimic the feel it will feature a fake clutch and simulate the feeling of

switching gears. for those of you who don't love the sound of gears grounding the car will have the ability to disable those features as well. >> is that a solution in search of a problem like, will people -- like, it's too quite. i need to have the gear sound. >> it's leak, do you like to work out of a coffee shop or your own home? >> it could be -- >> what was that, morgan go for it. >> i think about when harley davidson released their first electric motorcycle, they did something similar because their avid riders like to target the vroom feeling. >> maybe morgan brennan, thank you. the office cooldown arrives. plus, a houseboat capsizes with people inside then a fisherman nearby says he knew he had to jump toin actcti. you'llll see that later.r. yoyou're watchching nbc nenews y

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you can't see it through your tv, but trust us, under these lights it's pretty toasty in here. >> that's right, but don't get it twisted because around the rest of the office here at 30 rock during the summer months, they absolutely crank the air-conditioning and plenty of other offices do, too. >> that leaves many women layering up when they're ebb doors. they have sweaters, scarves,

blankets as "today" show's general that bush hager tells us, there's a name for the phenomenon, women's windter. >> it's women's winter maggie has two blankets. >> reporter: when the outside temps are up, the office temps seem to plunge freezing office dwellers taking to tiktok to complain. >> this little space heater right here, i have had it running more this week when it's been 85 degrees outside than i have the entire year >> reporter: from space heaters to layer upon layer -- >> where do you keep your office sweater? >> reporter: don't worry, the women on today's staff have plenty of them. >> first i have this fleece. on top of that, i'll put this around my body this around my legs. >> come down here. slippers and a fleece blanket. >> reporter: but asked some of the men about the office temps >> feels warm. >> fine to me. short sleeves.

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academy and a nobel lawyer yatd. president biden arrived at moffett field yesterday a few minutes ahead of schedule and hit the ground running. he announced $600 million in investments toward helping communities address climate change and attended fund-raisers in los gatos and atherton hosted by heavy hitters including the co-founder of linkedin, chief technology from microsoft and a major venture capitalist. florida governor ron desantis also did some fund raising in if bay area. he was in town to cash in on donors who support his conservative agenda. at least two california lawmakers and about 50 people attended a fund raiser in sacramento, and sources tell us that he also attended a very private fund raiser in woodside. this is of course not likely will be the last time we see that republican hopeful nor the president here in the bay area as the election nears. >> thank you, kris. in other news, police are

still looking for at least one person involved in that rolling gun battle along san francisco's waterfront that injured six people and sent many others running for cover. it started on fisherman's wharf as people were celebrating father's day sunday night. gunmen in two cars fired at each other for more than a mile before one car crashed. two people in that crashed car were shot, one of them critically injured. the people in the other car, a white sedan, got away. we spoke to a street musician who's performing with her husband on pier 39 when the chaos erupted. >> in the middle of a song and suddenly it just sounded like fireworks were going off right behind us. >> four bystanders were hurt. a 10-year-old girl was struck by one of the speeding vehicles as she walked her bike across the street. three others were hurt by flying glass from shattered windows. here are other stories you need to know about. bay area landmark is celebrating a centennial. investigators are still searching for clues as to what

started a ferocious fire in antioch. this was the scene when it first began around 11:00 last night at an abandoned warehouse at marina plaza. that is right next to the boat lunch and fishing pier. firefighters struggled to put the fire out due to the wind. the cause is still under investigation. san jose police are looking into a hit-and-run incident that turned deadly. it happened a little before 6:00 this morning near capitol and alum rock avenues. police say a vehicle struck a man who died at the scene. so far no vehicle description and the victim has not been identified. the investigation caused some street closures in the surrounding area. and the winchester mystery house is about to celebrate 100 years since its first tour. it was built by sara winchester, the widow of the winchester rifle magnate. it's the first anniversary of the first tour ever. winchester will host 13 hours of consecutive tours to celebrate. the last tour takes place at midnight. on july 2nd, they'll host a

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is dead. eight others hurt after an attack by russian forces it happened in kherson what was recently flooded after the breach of a major dam. the ukrainian entire wror minister said on social media the team was helping the clean up why that flooding when russian forces opened fire. actor jonathan majors' trial is scheduled for august. majors is accused of twisting a woman's arm, striking her head, and shoving here into a vehicle in new york city in march. majors denies the accusations. his lawyers saying the evidence actually shows the woman was the attacker if convicted he could be sentenced to up to a year in jail. the national highway traffic safety administration has opened a probe into nearly 40,000 hyundais that have apparently been reports that the ioniq five can lose power due to a charging issue. the agency says it received many complaints from the owner who is reported a loud popping noise. hyundai says it is cooperating

and will launch a service campaign next month. >> we've got a big update this hour in the federal criminal case against donald trump over his mishandling of classified doc documents. a judge said a date, august 14th overnight, the former president again defended taking top secret documents. he also unveiled a new defense in his first interview since pleading not guilty to 37 federal counts >> i had boxes i want to go through the boxes and take my things out i don't want to hand them over, and i was very busy. i have to take my things out these boxes were interspersed with all sorts of things -- golf shirts, clothing, pants, shoes >> let's bring in vaughn hilliard now vaughn, what is the president's strategy here, or the former

president's strategy we've heard so many explanations why he had these documents and this is just the newest one, right? >> reporter: right last night his interview on fox, only made it more mushingy he said he declassified all the materials before he left the white house, but on the other hand he's justifying holding on to some particular documents, including those that he had directly referenced as being secret documents, because they were intermixed with other belongings of his inside of boxes, and that he was still negotiating with archives about what to turn over and surrender back to them the archives first reached out in may of 2021, and the search warrant was not executed at mar-a-lago until august of last year, almost 14 months later. >> then, vaughn, the former president is now also dealing with his second criminal indictment

there is a possibility that could -- more could be coming. what impact are these legal issues having on trump right now? obviously 2024 is front of mind. >> reporter: cnn just released a poll of likely republican voter shows he still holds a lead over ron desantis here in recent weeks, the aftermath of his arraignment at the same time, that same poll -- this is one poll, showed his favorability among republican voters dropped from 76% to 67%, suggesting there's softening of his support at the same time just about one quarter of republicans said he should drop out of the race and not run for president. and for all these other republicans from ron desantis to nikki haley looking to make inroads, donald trump has been arrested and charged twice, in new york and florida, and his support only barely softened this is going to be a difficult

months ahead. >> we know you'll stay on it thank you. >> zinhle, the hard quarters of the 2024 olympics have been raided by police the search is part of a corruption investigation keir simmons joins us now. good to see you. what else can you tell us about the raid that took place today >> it comes out of the blue, honestly the national financial prosecutor's office had previously been making preliminary probes a french newspaper now says one of those was into suspected embezzlement of public funds we've known there's been something like chaos the president of the french national olympics committee resigned last month over infighting that's left, frankly, the committee in turmoil but this is the first we know with he has police raids of this kind of an investigation there are always crises, there's

always controversy before an olympics, but you have to wonder if this is going to hang around all year. >> we're a year away from the start of the 2024 games. is there any indication this might impact the olympics themselves >> i don't think it will impact the actual games they get sarted and everyone forgets about everything else, but these are the first olympics with an anti-corruption policy, and very quickly olympic leaders are saying they hope it won't impact the olympics. >> all right, keir simmons, thank you so much, keir. confident reassurance provided by paris that the only attitude one has to have in such circumstances, which is full collaboration and transparency was ensured by paris 2024. >> reporter: so listen, these olympics are going to be stunning paris is already looking amazing where the events are going to be it's going to be a real breath of fresh air for many people

after covid. but of course there will always be these kinds of controversies, and again, the worry will be whether this one will cloud those blue skies in paris. >> yeah, i think you're right, keir, the games will go on, people will forget and the tourists are excited to go there as well as locals. thank you so much, keir. we're turning to dramatic video of a life saving rescue. you're about to see the moment a good samaritan dove into the water and saved people sinking in a boat. >> reporter: gripping video of the moment two women trapped in a capsized houseboat were rescued friday morning in florida. video acquired by wjhg shows the moment joy jordan jumped off a fishing boat without hesitation to rescue the women in the shop boat which serves as a shop in the sand bar. >> i jumped off the boat i was

on into the water, grabbed a 2 by 4, ripped it off the structure, smashed in the window, first windowpane it was a sliding glass door they were trapped by. >> reporter: they were toeing a shop when they capsized. >> we were blindsided. by the time we gnaw the storm was coming to the time people were walking off the water was less than 20 minutes. >> reporter: travis brady was in a fishing boat with two of his friends off the coast near panama city and saw jordan jump into action. >> he without hesitation was just in the water helping those people. >> moments later, brady and his friends taking action themselves, trying to get close enough to those in the water to provide support. debris flying around them, their own boat needing to operate through severe weather.

>> within 15 minutes we were in five foot, six foot wave. >> reporter: he says the waves made it impossible for everyone to climb on board to brady's boat, forcing his friends to swim on shore, while he made it on shore to rescue his own boat before it crashed into the sea wall. >> reflects on humanity, the things that are important in life i'm going to try not to get emotional, but it was an intense moment. >> reporter: what could have ended in trangedy avoided thank to selfless quick thinking and a group effort in response to mother nature. guad venegas, nbc news. two young victims of the uvalde shooting being recognized they had the presence to call 911. two adults and nine children killed at the elementary school them includes emery jo garza she also tried to dial 911 be but she was shotted and killed

her parents accepted this honor on her behalf. the incredible ceremony. >> reporter: being able to shine a light on the youngest of heros is something nfl hall of famer and dallas native tim brown is happy to do, serving now as chairman of 911 for kids the national organization that works to make sure children know how and when to use 911. monday marks perhaps the most difficult of all honors. >> three children exhibited extraordinary bravery under the absolute worst of circumstances. >> reporter: those three children, all students from rob elementary in uvalde, each of them gnaw to call 911 to get help for themselves, classmates and teachers inside their classroom. mia was one of the student who is used her cell phone to call for help chloe torres did, too.

an marie jo garza tried to call but died that day. 911 for kids recognized mia and chloe who stood side by side, letting them know those children did everything right on that day 13 months ago. >> we're proud of her what she did and she's here with us still. we're glad and thankful every day. >> reporter: an marie jo garza's mother accepted the award on behalf of her as a 911 hero. >> we really wish she was here today. >> reporter: an marie's father added, hopeful in her story and her classmates' bravery to call 911 -- >> really gets them to know, just learn education about calling 911, what to do in a serious situation, because it could save somebody's life one day. >> moving report thank you so much.

we have breaking news out of pennsylvania the governor there, josh shapiro, just announced the collapsed section of i-95 will open this weekend. way ahead of schedule. it has been closed since last sunday when a tanker truck carrying gasoline burst into flames critically injuring the major artery. up nt, hexow the death of an olympian is shining a new light olympian is shining a new light on black mothers

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welcome back in today's daily health we're focuses on the alarming disparities in racial death rate last week an autopsy revealed tori bowie died from complications from childbirth. the tragic news highlighting that black women are three times more likely to die than white women in pregnancy related causes this according to the cdc. joining you now, olympic track and field athlete, tianna madison. we're sorry for your loss. can you tell us about tori, your teammate, your friend? how would you like for her to be remembered >> yes, thank you for having me. tori was such a light, so full of joy, and just a fearless athlete. she was a social work major, had

a heart of service, a heart for people, and i think the world over is going to be reeling from her loss for a long time >> yeah, and i'm so glad you're keeping her memory alive thank you for taking the time to speak with us. i know you have been generally outs outspoken. you spoke online and said as of june 2023, three of four members of the team usa's four by 100 relay team have nearly died or did die in childbirth. we deserve better -- we being black women. can you share with us your experience when you had your child and also why you said that how notable you, as olympians are dealing with this? >> it's a stark image. being top 1% in your sport doesn't give you immunity from this crisis. and in my own story, as an athlete who prides herself on knowing her body and what's wrong with it at any given time wasn't believe or listened to by

my own doctors until it was almost too late. so, the reason it's important is that none of us are immune from this, and knowledge isn't even enough we have to have the knowledge, get the awareness, but also relentlessly advocate for ourselves until we can dismantle the system that continues to perpetuate these activities. >> relentless advocacy since tori's death i know you created a data base of mid wives, doulas and social workers to help block mothers. tell us more and how people can help. >> reporter: as a social worker myself, i just feel the need to act, and what i wanted was until we can demand more of a system that was not really created for us, we need to save ourselves. so i really wanted to create this community atmosphere of a grassroots movement of this is just one more place -- because this is not new. i'm not inventing anything new,

one more place for people to come, find resources, build a team that can have the on their behalf because until the system does, we have to save ourselves so we can survive childbirth and raise our babies we deserve that much. >> we absolutely do. thank you for the ways you're supporting black women stay well. we want to bring in dr. uche black stock. we've talked about this before on this program, but remind folks the myriad factors that can contribute to why black moms are more likely to die than their white counterparts. >> it's important to remember that it is multiple factor it's not race, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with black women or black people. it's having to deal with interpersonal systemic racism on a community and personal level it's about having to deal with clinician bias, having clinicians not to deal with your concerns or complaints

finally it's about not having resourced hospitals in your neighborhood even if you're of a higher economic status, if you're black, you're still more likely to live in a neighborhood with minority sevrving hospitals and poor outcomes. >> so many have taken matters into their own hands we heard tianna talk about that. what can black moms do >> advocating for yourself is important, but taking the lead and interviewing your o.b. or midwife, making sure you have a clinician that is culturally responsive and is going to listen to you, taking someone with you to your appointments is important. getting involved from the places tianna mentioned there are a lot of doula organizations people can connect with getting referrals from family members and friend about their own experiences and if they had

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