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today, wednesday, july 19th, 2023. swinging back. former president donald trump goes on the defensive after learning he may be facing another indictment. >> the doj has become a weapon for the democrats. an absolutely weapon. >> what nbc news has learned about the doj target letter he just received. extreme threats. flash flooding transform roads into rivers leaving cars under water if kentucky and record-smashing heat stifles millions from coast to coast. the war on fees the white house expands its campaign to crack down on junk fees, now it's taking on rental apartments, what it could mean for renters. glass half full. how you can make sure the experience gives them more than

just spending money. we'll begin this hour with politics. the investigation into former president donald trump and his alleged interference in 2020 election. >> we're learning a lot more about the letter sent to former president by special counsel jack smith telling mr. trump he's target. nbc news has learned that letter mentions three specific statutes. >> according to trump the letter also included a formal invitation to appear before the grand jury considering the case. but multiple sources tell nbc news that trump has no plans to testify. prosecutors haven't received a decision on whether to indict the former president. in an interview last night trump tried to get out in present of whatever may be coming. >> what they're doing like with the department of justice, they've totally weaponized it. it's weaponized. like we've never had this before. >> joining us is vaughn

hillyard. and also with us is a civil rights attorney. those three statutes we just mentioned. can you tell us what direction that might mean this probe is going. >> kate, it suggests that the investigation is robustly looking into potential unlawful interference with the 2020 election and really any efforts to obstruct the subsequent. in this particular case, it could suggest that the investigation is examining any actions that might have obstructed or interfered with the electoral process the vote count our the certification of the results. the conspiracy to defraud the u.s. usually refers to schemes to cheat the u.s.government. it could signify that the probe is examining potential

coordinated efforts between trump and others to illegitimately influence the results of the 2020 election. and an attempt to influence anyone's testimony. >> really helpful breakdown. vaughn, you've covered trump very closely and what happened after the 2020 election as well, what is happening behind the scenes of trump's campaign right now ahead of this potential indictment. >> there's a lot that's taking place, donald trump suggested yesterday that he was given four days to go before that d.c. grand your, i'm told that he has no travel plans to d.c. which would suggest that he does not intend to go and testify before that grand jury this week. the second element of this is the political one, nbc news is now reporting he placed phone calls to elise stefanik and kevin mccarthy to rally support

around him. for donald trump, a key part of this is that political one, because while he's suggested in the past he could potentially seek to pardon january 6th defendants, there's chance here if and in fact they charged him he would be a defendant himself. >> mr. trump won't appear before that grand jury, so who might appear and what's next in that process? >> well, i think the fact that trump actually received that letter is an important phase in the investigation, when a target letter is sent it signifys that the investigators believe they have substantial evidence tying the recipient to that crime which means an investigation could mean near to completion

because they have that evidence. again, trump not testifying is not surprising, you know, many targets don't testify at all. but if the aide can provide credible firsthand accounts that will implicate trump and potentially any other individuals that are targets in any unlawful activities, it could significantly strengthen the case and really mean that an indictment is near. they've spoken to key figures, pence, giuliani and several others, typically when a person receives a target letter is an indictment is close and near. >> thank you both so much. we're also tracking several developing weather stories this hour incheweding a tornado touching down in north carolina. >> more than 75 million people are under heat alerts from california to florida. heat dome causing the brutal temperatures. >> at the same time, crews in the southeast assessing the damage after severe storms rolled through the region

overnight. kentucky, rescue teams are spanned out after a flash flood emergency in mayfield, kentucky. that's the same place that had a major tornado wipe the city out a couple of years ago. >> today, a similar story. in tennessee where the destructive winds snapped trees and knocked down power lines, right now tens of thousands of customers in tennessee and kentucky are now without electricity. >> bill karins, let me start with you, this breaking news, a tornado hitting in north carolina. >> near i-95 near the rocky mountain area, this was a strong tornado. the winds could be up to 150 miles per hour. we have know there have been injuries. some structures have been completely uninhabitable.

pfizer had a roof collapse there. this struck just after noon. tornado there, large wedge-like tornado on the right-hand of your screen. this is very serious and strong storm. so this has exited. this has weaken. tornado watch for northeastern portions and the northern portions of the outer banks. where the tornadoes were reported just north there of rocky mount. the other story, mayfield, kentucky, a new state record for kentucky, they had a report 11.2 inches of rain in 24 hours, almost a foot of rain that would break the previous state record from louisville back in 1997, can you imagine getting hit by an ef-4 tornado and then 19 months later you break the all-time state record for rainfall in your city. this is what the radar looked

like, numerous thunderstorms for about a six-hour period. flash flood warnings and emergencies for this area as the water continues to drain and head into those smaller rivers. we hit 110 once again, 20 straight days in a row in phoenix. talk about another record, all-time record, in phoenix, their morning low the lowest temperature they were all night long was 97 degrees, and then it started heating up again, the warmest night they've had. some of it is urban development but this heat wave is going to continue. >> so much extreme weather that so many across the country are facing. bill, thank you. blayne alexander in atlanta. some are dealing with unhealthy

air. what do people at home need to understand? >> reporter: erica's reporting is very important. because when you talk about these two conditions separately, poor air quality and extreme heat, just alone each of them can be dangerous but when you layer them on top of each other they only complicate the impacts you see. in fact the numbers in her reporting when you're on exz posed to each of them on a day your risk for early death can go up 121%. this is something to be taken seriously. health officials have said across the country stay inside. stay in air-conditioning. but if you have to go outside make sure you monitor your symptoms, symptoms of heat

exhaustion can set in within a matter of minutes. stay hydrated. stay cool. you're paying attention to that air quality, limiting your exercise in places and times that aren't the peak of the day. >> hoping people stay safe in those hard-hit areas recover soon. thank you both. netflix is making another pricing change and it can now officially be taco tuesday anywhere. >> that's the kind of news i like to hear. steve joins us with cnbc's money minute. netflix got rid of its cheapest ad-free plan here in the united states and the united kingdom. the $9.99 plan no longer in place. netflix's cheapest add-free option is $14.95. johnson and johnson the latest drugmaker to sue the

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north korea's staying silent about an american soldier in its custody. army private travis king ran into the country while during a private tour on tuesday. the pentagon said he did so,

quote, willfully. king has served 2 1/2 years in the military and was supposed to return home to texas. matt bradley is in seoul with the latest for us. you spoke with tourist who said she actually witnessed this happen in realtime. what exactly did she say? >> reporter: she was describing how basically this young private didn't make much of an impression, he was alone, nobody thought that much about him, he did go and buy a hat at the gift shop at the dmz and then all of a sudden he made a run for it. >> doing it as a tiktok stunt. why would you want to do that? he didn't stop. the soldiers reacted and chased after him. he was flying.

>> reporter: so, as you can imagine there was pandemonium and this tourist was telling me they were pushed into shelter, they didn't know if they were going to be met by a hail of bullets. >> anything from king's family about what happened? >> reporter: we haven't. they're essentially saying they're not interested in speaking to the media. what we're really haven't heard from is the north koreans, that's the next shoe to drop in the coming days or weeks. they haven't acknowledged that they have custody of this young private and they haven't even mentioned on any of their state-run media, so once we know from the north koreans we'll have better sense of where this story goes from here. northwestern university is facing new legal action over

disturbing allegations of hazing and abuse in its football program. one former unnamed player has also filed a lawsuit against the school. at least 12 others have hired lawyers. head coach pat fitzgerald was fired last week after an investigation by the university. nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster has been following this one. we heard from one former football player today. what did he say in. >> reporter: that's right. i'll let you hear the claims he's making directly. one of lawsuit of many to come according to attorneys involved. they're alleging there's widespread systemic issues at northwestern that go beyond the football program and extend to softball and baseball. some of those allegations that have been made. listen to right now. some allegations are somewhat graphic. >> the abusive hazing was so

entrenched in the northwestern football culture that even some of our coaches took part in it. the graphic, sexually intense behavior was well known. throughout the program. we were physically and emotionally beaten down and some players have contemplated suicide as result. >> he's part of a lawsuit that will be filed in, quote, the near future. one lawsuit was filed overnight and announced this morning. northwestern was negligent in preventing, intervening and reporting the suspected abuse. >> that player call it a culture of silence, shaq, these allegations are so hard to hear, how is the university responding? >> reporter: well, they're responding by first pointing out that it was the fact of a part of the internal invisit gags that led to the public report about the hazing.

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city of odesa just days after moscow withdrew from a year-old agreement that had allowed ukraine to export grain during the war, that move the united nations said risks creating hunger around the world we know now what caused a deadly explosion at a chocolate factory in pennsylvania. a faulty gas line was to blame. at some point it fractured. the blast last march killed seven people. breaking news, stanford university president has announced his resignation. the announcement following a probe into his past research as a neuroscientist. the investigation found flaws in papers authored by his laboratory. he'll step down on august 31st. it's been more than three days since an alabama woman who vanished mysteriously suddenly returned home and now questions surrounding her disappearance

are growing. police are set to speak publicly for the first time today. sam brock joins us now live from hoover, alabama, sam, can you walk us through exactly what we've learned in the last 24 hoursz in. >> reporter: sure, and i think it's important that law enforcement has been selective of information they'll disclose. is there a potential predator right now living in this community or not? as i spoke to residents here for the haas couple of hours, they all feel for carlee russell, if this is a mental situation, they want her to get the help. we're awaiting this press conference. ly say the information that we have received has to do with surveillance video primarily. first, the reported toddler back from thursday evening that carlee called in.

thursday at night. police went back and looked at the video on interstate 459, said there were numerous cars that went through the same stretch when carlee was there, no one else reported the toddler. no evidence of that. video from her neighborhood, carlee was walking alone on saturday night when she returned to her parents' house. another new piece of information is this idea of snacks that police said car je loon purchased, and those snacks weren't found near the abandoned car. you look at these pieces of information, police are taking down the narrative from the family who said there was some sort of altercation, she fought for her life. as we look now to the press conference really interesting to see what police say about that. what the reasoning might be and

what they think happened in this mysterious 48 hours. three days after carlee returned we still have no idea. >> still so many questions. a texas state court is hearing arguments right now as more than a dozen women challenge the state's six-week abortion ban, one of the strictest in the country. in a lawsuit these women allege that the law is vague and they say it failed to protect them. lindsey reiser is covering this for us. >> reporter: kate the testimony has been emotional and graphic. i want to give a warning to our audience because some of what you're going to hear is very disturbing. . first lawsuit of its kind in which women are suing a state for being denied abortion care. one of the women who testified, she was pregnant and her baby had been diagnosed with a fatal

condition in which her skull and brain weren't fully formed. she couldn't afford to go out of state and she had other small children to care and because of this six-week abortion ban in texas she was forced to carry her baby to term, her baby was born alive but her baby died after fours hours. a woman who had twins, one twin was diagnosed with a condition. she traveled out of state. >> my ultrasounds leading up to labor i would have had to watch the twins deteriorate more and more. sorry. i would give birth to a daughter

without a skull and without a brain. hold her until she died. >> so emotional. this is what the state is arguing in their opening arguments. the plainti are an ideological crusade the purpose of the court is not to serve as the legislature. they say it's in the past, any future harm in argued here is hypothetical. also they say the blame directed at the state is misplaced. they actually say, kate, that the medical professionals are to blame who fail these women. these women and doctors are testifying that, kate, the language is vague and these doctors are worried they could lose their medical licenses. they could spend up to 99 years in jail if they're found to have violated this law. kate, we'll be hearing testimony the rest of the day as well as tomorrow. the judge is going to rule on

whether to place a hold on this ban for women in which these dangerous situations would apply to or dismiss the lawsuit altogether, kate. >> the white house is expanding its war on hidden junk fees. now the biden administration wants to take on rebtal housing market. noah, first off, what is the administration announcing today in. >> they announced a truce between three of the biggest platforms for finding rental housing. these sites will be transitioning to all-in pricing moving forward, no more hidden fees, no more adds-on. we're not talking about luxury items like we have had the past, essentials, housing, people need housing and they have tight budgets, so it's so significant because these fees really add

up fast, according to zillow, the average security deposit to $500 to $99. on top of that utility fees, insurance fees, you can understand how these add up so fast. >> as a renter myself those fees just add and add up, not just the rent itself it's everything you mentioned. how will this impact renters? >> the idea is if you get the industry leaders to move in this direction, more transparency that will lead to more competition and over time competition can lead to lower prices or slow down the inflation of prices. but you look foward and the idea also this could set a new industry standard, not just big

companies but local landlords will have to follow this all-in. >> the efforts to tackle junk fees across several industries, what else is being done to eliminate hidden costs if. >> they're taking this on multiple fronts. one, enforcement. cracking down and bringing charges against companies in all industries that really egregious, with hiding fees. second piece is creating new rules. ftc, to create rules that will require entire industries, like cable company to show you everything. they're working with industries the housing industry or a few weeks ago ticket brokers online, getting multiple companies to agree all in one to be more traps parent. there's more competition. the hope again this can become

the new standard. at the end of the day consumers love this. some recent polling specifically on airline pricing consumers overwhelmingly like when their tickets are all in, the price they see is what they get. 87% agrees on this. this is popular. you can understand why the president's leaning into more as he approaches re-election. >> noah, thank you so much. new information in, a story nbc news has been investigating for months now, the growing use of child labor in the u.s., a 16-year-old from guatemala died in an accident at a poultry plant in mississippi last week. julia joins us with what she uncover.

what do we know about this particular accident and setting in mississippi. >> reporter: we know there was a 16-year-old guatemalan boy who recently migrated to the united states leaving behind much of his family but joining much of his family in mississippi when he went to work, although he did use papers to show that she was older, they didn't know he was a minor and according to an eyewitness account he was cleaning a machine that was left on which is generally considered a major violation of workplace safety. reached one hand in, went to grab -- a glove got caught, reached in with the other hand, got sucked into the machinery and the police found his body on a conveyor belt. it's a disturbing account of his last moments here, kate. >> i guess i wonder how this fits into your other reporting

and how is the company responding in. >> it does fit in unfortunately into a new trend we're seeing the labor department said since 2018 they've seen nearly 17% rise in child labor violations. in the cases we've seen majority of the children are guatemalan, they feel pressure to -- often times they feel like they need to be able to support their family, support the people who are taking care of them. the company sa saying they're blaming on this staffing the company that brought him in. they went through verified. they thought he was old enough. we strive daily to work as safely as possible and are truly devastated when any employee was injured. that's coming from the manager of that poultry plant in

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things cost? where does our money go? you can start that as early as 5 or 6. >> a lot of kids, do the lemonade stand, okay, mom, i dad, i made $5, they may not understand the saving and the investing. >> and the profit margin. how much did it cost you? margin, a very fundamental way to learn about business. lemonade stand the ultimate small business, great way to learn. if we want to do this again next week or all summer, how much can we make? a great foundational way to have that conversation and being transparent about money in the house, around the kitchen table. >> bringing it into everyday conversation. >> i got two kids going off to college and we're having these conversatios right now, about budgets.

what's the best thing to keep in mind about bunting? >> make it something that they're into and be -- it cost a lot of money for kids in college and to bring them home. show them the numbers so they're not unfamiliar with it. these are great ways to build the foundation for financial literacy. it should happen early on. especially when you're in school. >> another topic that comes up is allowances. kind of controversial for some. if you're who givesing an allowance should it be tied to a chore or activity. >> i think so. clean your home, do your dishes. help with dinner one night. rake the yard. do something to earn that so you show the benefit of hard work but also reward and the more you do the more you can earn, an

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