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today's monday, july 10th, 2023. breaking news. life-threatening flash flooding . the manhunt, desperate search for a pennsylvania murder suspect who's escaped from jail, the survival skills authorities believe are helping him evade capture. 14-year-old girl was found inside the barracks of camp pendleton, why that girl's family was trafficened and sold for sex. primetime. amazon and other big-name retailers the items being showcase as consumers keep tightening their budget. breaks news. >> a new round of severe

weather. there's a flash flooding emergency happening right now across vermont. this is cell phone from a town about two hours south of burlington. look at that water there. emergency officials in vermont say just today at least 19 people had to be rescued by boat. >> meanwhile crews in new york state are assessing the damage after the major flooding that happened there over the weekend. one woman died in orange county, new york, swept away while trying to escape the floodwaters with her dog. at the same time, heat alerts are in effect for florida all the way to california, el paso, texas, has notched 24 consecutive days of temperatures over a hundred degrees. >> joining us now is george solis in high land park, new york. and bill karins. george, what are people expecting in the coming hours and days? >> reporter: good afternoon, kate and ellison. it's cleanup mode.

the heavy machinery has cleaned up the mud and the water behind me. officials say they still need time to assess and make sure that the road here is safe. that will be happening throughout this region. lot of roads and highways needs to be carefully assessed. it eroded a lot of the roadways underneath. there's a tedious process of cleanup also under way for at lot of home owners here, main street here the water's gone but it's still in a lot hoff these basements, a lot of these businesses are closed right now. governor hochul said today during a press conference their message is assessment and making sure that everything's safe. fema will be on the ground to begin providing some of that federal assistance to help them rebuild. you mentioned that one fatality from fort montgomery, a lot of people devastated by the loss.

governor saying they were prepared for this event. 9,000 people here, crews ready to go. the story here is now the cleanup process is beginning. >> george, thank you. bill, we showed video out of vermont, it's looking rough up there as things move east. >> life-threatening flash floogtdz and river flooding also occurring too. vermont is very mountainous, hilly, narrow rivers, all of that water quickly accumulates on the mountains, runs down to the valleys. these rivers quickly swell up. here's the weather scenario, a weak storm, directing tropical moisture into areas of vermont and connecticut. now, what you're going to see the problem areas have shifted northward a little bit. we're not concerned with southern vermont, central vermont and especially for the

milbury area, to burlington, the heaviest flooding. any area of great concern up here in northern vermont the rest of today. burlington area, an additional 1 to 2 inches possibly up to 3 inches. some of the rivers are going to be cresting later on tonight in major floodstage. in a few cases higher than irene, one of the hurricanes in vermont's history. rutland northward. we're not done. >> i remember covered bridges during hurricane irene got knocked out. i hope that doesn't happen. right now in northern california police are leading a man hunt for a suspect who has escaped from custody, considered highly dangerous, eric abril is accused of taking two people hostage. now police are looking for any information on his whereabouts.

nbc news correspondent dana griffin is following this story for us. how was this suspect able to escape? >> that's the big question, we know that the 35-year-old was being treated at a hospital, it's still unclear what injuries or potential medical ailments, but around sunday morning police say -- it was around 3:00 that morning, he escaped somehow and there's actually some ring video camera walking through some yards, this is a residential area, he's wearing orange pants and he's shirtless. so this is just moments after he escaped. . the sheriff's office has been asked whether or not the deputy guarding him may have been asleep, their preliminary investigation has revealed that the deputy wasn't asleep during this incident. but they're still investigating to determine how he escaped his restraints and if there were any

policy violations with the particular officers. several neighbors have been weighing in, many are scared because this guy has a history with law enforcement. they say that this is kind of embarrassing for the department that was monitoring him and they're scared. lot of people are now locking their doors. >> dana, for people who are saying police say he's highly dangerous, some sort of past involving a hostage standoff, what do we need to know about this individual's past, what happened with that hostage standoff. >> he h had two hostages allegedly, he said he shot three people, two hostages and a california highwhway patrol officer, one of the hostages died. he was arraigned days later.

so obviously very concerning, because this is a suspected killer who has gone to great lengths before to avoid being captured and here he is again allegedly trying to escape custody. so very concerning for this area and again it's been about 36 hours now since he escaped from that hospital. >> dana, the message from police don't approach this individual if you see him, but do be on the lookout. >> absolutely, he's very dangerous according to police. president biden is now in lithuania where he'll attend a crucial nato summit tomorrow. he kicked off his week abroad in london meeting with leaders there. megan fitzgerald. megan, earlier today, president biden met with the british prime minister, met with king charles as well, what was discussed in those meetings. >> reporter: earlier today we

saw the president arrive here, he was received by king charles. it was a grand welcome if you will. the king's guards that were there. he got a royal salute. they played the national anthem. he and king inspected the troops before going inside having tea and of course this larger conversation happened around climate change which we know is very important to the king, something that he's been campaigning on, something that he's been speaking out about. we saw president biden meeting of course with the prime minister of the united kingdom the two talked largely about ukraine. unyielding support for the country. continue to provide them with weapons and defeat russia. but of course this just comes days after we heard about president biden agreeing to give these cluster munitions to ukraine which is incredibly controversial given that the

united kingdom is 1 of 100 nations that has banned those weapons from being used. kate. >> megan, thank you. president biden is where you are in llithuania, through to atten the summit. what else is on the agenda there? >> reporter: some big topics when this all starts tomorrow. some of those topics are how to bolster nato's defenses especially on the eastern flank, which is in the soviet orbit -- the russian orbit, they want to talk about getting sweden into nato, gng countries to contribute 2% of their gdp to nato defenses. and so these are all very important subjects. the main focus is going to be ukraine, how to keep supporting ukraine, how to step up that support for ukraine and obviously they'll be discussing ukraine wanting in to nato.

that won't happen while they're fighting the russians. ukrainians are aware of that. they want some guarantees while this war is going on and they want some route to membership once this war is over, don't forget when they had a nato meeting in bucharest 15 years ago they were giving vague assurances about joining nato, they didn't happen. some very important topics to discuss while they're here. >> you look you're in a postcard right now. reporting from lithuania. beautiful city. megan fitzgerald, beautiful there, too. elon musk is suing a law firm over his twitter deal and a youtube's energy drink is under fire. >> morgan brennan joins us now. elon musk is suing the law firm that was representing twitter when he was taking it private. $90 million legal bill.

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toll on mr. gwen who left the talking to his attorney. our cameras were inside the courtroom for what was anticipated to be his pretrial. instead, both parties announcing it had come to an agreement. it requires him to undergo 35 hours of community service, pay restitution, comply with a restraining order and not incur any more arrests within the period of six months or whenever he completes community service, which ever is longer. his defense attorney mentioned this was a diversion agreed upon based on the over 50 instances that mr. gwen and his neighbors tried to reach out to social services for that unhoused woman involved. now prosecutors originally asked for 50 hours. they eventually agreed to 35. in a statement, san francisco d.a. said in part, quote, although he asked for more service hour, we are satisfied with the order for mr. gwinn to

complete community service through third baptist church. i am hopeful he'll complete the requirements and take the time to develop a greater understanding, respect, and empathy for the flight of unhoused people in our community. his lawyers are expected to release their own statement today and a status update on this pretrial diversion is scheduled for october 16th. if mr. gwen is in good standing, he is not expected to be at the next hearing. nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, ginger. here are some other stories you need to know about. the man hunt is on for a violent inmate that escaped custody in the sacramento area. the chp is investigating a deadly crash but first, the city of hayward has shut down its website and all online portals. this is in response to a cyber attack. officials noticed that hackers breached the security system sunday morning so officials shut

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southern california over the weekend. first responders arrived on scene to find the aircraft engulfed in flames. the national weather service said low clouds were in the area around the time of the crash. former olympic gymnastics sports doctor larry nassar is recovering after being stabbed inside a florida prison, he apparently got into a fight with a fellow prisoner and was stabbed in the back, neck and chest. the trial over the final wishes of music superstar aretha franklin is under way in detroit. she didn't have a formal typewritten will in place. her four sons are in dispute over what happens to her mother's estate. we're learning new details about that stunning meeting between russian president putin and mercenary leader prigozhin, five days after his failed

mutiny in russia. nbc news foreign correspondent kelly cobiella joins us from kyiv. breaking news out of russia and putin meeting with yevgeny prigozhin, when that d that meeting happen and when did we know about it if. >> reporter: according to kremlin that meeting happened five days after this armed rebellion in russia, on june 29th the kremlin spokesperson saying this morning in this latest twist that the meeting was at the kremlin, it was three hours long, that yevgeny prigozhin the head of the wagner group was invited there as well as 35 of his commanders and leaders, it was very civil, both president putin and the wagner group fighters and prigozhin traded their views of what happened on that day that putin

listened. that he talked about wagner group's participation in the war in ukraine. future combat roles for these fighters and the fighters pledged their loyalty to president putin and also to russia, saying they were ready to fight for the motherland and all of this is so sort of odd because you'll remember on that day, president putin came out with this very strong statement in the early hours when this attempted mutiny started, calling these people traitors and promising very strong punishment. five days later he invited them to the kremlin. >> kelly, it's hard to believe for at will of viewers that it's been over 500 days since this full-scale invasion began, you have no reporting from speaking with people who have been at the heart of this fight who have taken physical injury in the process, what has stood out to

you and what are people telling you? >> reporter: yeah, the biggest thing that has stood out to me is the types of injuries, we spoke to volunteer medics who are spending a lot of time on the front line trying to evacuate some of these ukrainian soldiers and the soldiers themselves, the medics saying it's really tough, they're seeing amputations, a lot of shrapnel wounds. we heard a lot about the intensive defensive lines of the russians, those mine fields, the trench warfare, the artillery being fired at them. this is what one soldier told me, he had been on the front line, he said his unit actually got those -- across those russian defenses. this is how he described it. >> translator: the most difficult thing is to move forward without connection,

there are signals, you have to move under constant fire by tanks, helicopters. the most difficult thing is to observe your fellow soldiers being killed and you can't do anything because we don't have resources to fight them. >> reporter: not enough resources, he said, when i asked him what they need, he said they really want those f-16. the f-16 is a long-term project, they have to be trained, logistical lines have to be set up as well but in terms of long-range weapons he said we're desperate for them and of course coming forward on to the battlefield in the near future are those cluster munitions which ukrainians are hoping will make a difference. >> kelly, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. we're nearly eight months into the special counsel's investigation into the attack on

the u.s. capitol and today nbc news is taking a closer look at where things stand right now. the federal grand jury hearing from a dozen of witnesses. ryan, can you take us back, remind our viewers about some of the key witnesses who have testified in this particular case so far. >> reporter: sure, a lot of witnesses. the biggest highest profile individual is former vice president mike pence, snuck in there by some cars, went through a back door. that's how a lot of these things come about. grand jury proceedings isn't something the government is coming out and saying, hey, here's what's going on. the people who are allowed to speak about that are witnesses who appear before the grand jury, they're free to talk about their experiences and what they

talked about. that's the way we've been learning about they're focusing on. >> the ryan, the federal grand jury is still meeting in washington, d.c., any indication when a decision on potential charges could come? >> reporter: it's tough to say at this point they talked to the key figures especially around that fake electors scheme which seems to be a focus of jack smith's investigation. who will falsely assert that donald trump won states that he actually lost and that seems to be a major focus of this investigation and now that some of these key figures everyone from mike pence to the person on the trump campaign who actually delivered some of these fake electors to the capitol just before january 6th has been spoken to and interviewed. they're boarding towards an inflection point here. >> ryan, thank you. u.s. marine has been detained after a missing teenager was found in the barracks of a california military base.

the girl is just 14 years old. she was found about two weeks after her grandmother reported her missing. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us now, on paper this is horrific, so many unanswered questions, break this down for us. so far what have police been able to learn about this missing girl? >> reporter: well, we know there are multiple agencies that are investigating, few details have been shared. the human trafficking task force and the military's ncis is all investigating. military said that an active duty marine was taken into custody for questioning but at this hour we know there remains no official arrest or charges. the girl vanished on june 13th and she was found on the 28th inside the highly secured base in a building that houses marines. those two facts have raised a

lot of questions, how does a missing 14-year-old girl get on a secured military base and how long was she in those dorm-style barracks that are inspected daily? >> where does it go from here? you touched on the marine who was detained, what else do we know about him in. >> reporter: the marine hasn't been publicly identified, he was detained and taken into custody. still no criminal charges. for now he remains the focus of the investigation, we're hoping to learn more about the investigation as it evolves. we're told in just a few hours the military will update this story. >> miguel, thank you for your reporting. a murder suspect with survivalist skills is on the run after escaping from a jail in northern pennsylvania. >> he reportedly used tied-up

bed sheets. he may be hiding close to the new york border. >> burham has a long criminal background. in several states he's wanted. >> yes, we understand two states he's wanted on charges. a suspect on charges in new york on rape and murder of a woman. accused of kidnapping an elderly couple in pennsylvania. there's a reward out for him. police say if you see him don't approach him. >> have police given any insight what if anything they've been able to find in terms of clues to track him down? >> we hope to learn more soon in the next hour because authorities say they're going to have a news conference to tell us more. but some of what they say

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lately, they've been advertising amazon prime days. target sales went live yesterday. take a look at some of these diskountsz we're seeing, amazon, ring doorbells. target really marketed their sales on home decor with floor care, kitchen ware. best buy, big deals on pricey tech. the interesting thing this is coming at a time when americans have been overwhelming scaling back on spending. within the last six months 80% of consumers say they scaled back on things they deemed nonessential, something that big box retailers are paying attention to, best buy, home depot, target, cautious consumer spending. target in their may earnings say they're seeing a decline, especially with decor and wardrobe. if you look at trends over the course of history, this will

come as a little surprise we're seeing people spending on little things. so what you're going to see during this black friday in july, lots of deals on both the big things and the small. trying to showcase those nonessential items that people are slower to spend on right now as well as back to school shopping. ready for you, lots of discounts on those and sales, if you can believe it, back to school is just under the corner. >> yes, not only that, college. a kid about to go to college where do we get the dorm room supplies. i appreciate the tips. in today's modern parenting a disturbing trend in america, over the last two decades maternal mortality rates have more than doubled in the country even though they've gone down worldwide. >> chelsea clinton addressed the

idea at aspen ideas festival. she spoke to our kristen welker. >> i'm quite angry that we continue to ignore so much evidence about works to save women's lives. >> reporter: chelsea clinton a mom of three has made it her mission to address this staggering rates of women dying due to complications from child's birth. in 221221, 40% increase died. during a panel at the aspen health forum i asked her, what exactly is causing this crisis? >> lack of access, education, systemic racism. chelsea, what are the key contributing factors. >> i choose all of the above. i think sometimes there's this real kind of comfort and

complacency it's all complicated. there's never an excuse to try someone's life. >> it should be surrounded in joy, not surrounded in fear. >> reporter: a mom of six, a doula, her key focus the disproportionate number of women of color losing their lives. two to three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women. >> talking about black maternal health. we're talking about ways in which black, brown and indigenous, aren't within the frame work. >> chelsea and i had a chance to talk more about it after the panel. >> how is it that the united states is one of the wealthiest countries in the world? >> we're not using our resources

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