hi, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm zinhle essamuah. >> i'm kate snow. thank you for joining us for "nbc news daily." >> today is friday 28th, 2023.

new indictment for former president donald trump in classified documents case and what he is accused of as another member of his staff is indicted. kidnapping hoax, and the alabama woman who faked her own disappearance is facing jail time, and the announcement that the authorities have announced. and the truck driver who was stopped by officers and then bitten by a dog. and the wife of skier bow di miller says that three of their young kids were hospitalized and what they were doing outside of their home that she wants to warn young parents about. we begin this hour with the growing legal troubles of former president donald trump. >> he is now receiving more charges from thecial counsel jack smith.

this is whats new. in an updated indictment, trump was hit with one additional count of willful retention of national defense information and two additional counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice. >> the special counsel asked staffers to delete surveillance video at mar-a-lago, and a maintenance supervisor carlos de oliveira was asked to delete the surveillance video, and he was not sure what to do, but tonight, trump is going to be in iowa for a campaign event, and he calls the charges ridiculous. we are joined by garrett haake on set, and what we see is part of the new indictment is the surveillance video, and can you walk us through the time line

here? >> yes, it is a narrative that started last june when the fbi went to collect the first classified documents last june, and they noticed the surveillance cameras, and they wanted to send subpoena for that footage. that sets off a conversation between trump, walt nauta and carlos de oliveira and ends with them talking about the security meras, and another employee described as employee four who says, look, the boss wants the material deleted, and the person pushes back, but it appears that none of the video is deleted or destroyed, because it is showing up for the fbi's application to end up in a search for raid that bursts into the public consciousness, but the sheer amount of information of text

messages and signal messages of the participants changes our information of what led up to the search. >> danny, let's bring you in here, because one of the new charges is connected to the audio recording of donald d tru backck in 2021. we w will play it and talk on t other side. >> it is highly coconfidentiala andd secret. ththis is secret information [ laughter ] as a president, i could have declassified, but now i can't. but this is classified. >> there trump is talking tab classified military document, and now we understand that the document is in the hands of the special counsel, and how significant is that? >> it is very significant and something reported, and we have the audio, and some to defense from the trump side, you don't know what the document is that you are hearing rustling, but now according to the government, they know what it is. it is not a newspaper or some blank piece of paper, but it is

something that is a sensitive document related to iran that they allege now that they have, and they will be able to prove that it is the document shown. i imagine that the way they meet the burden of proof to call the people in the room to come in to testify if they were close enough to see the document, and other than that, i cannot imagine other ways to have someone who had eyes on it other than to prove that it was in the possession of trump, but to connect it to the audio and him waving it around, they would need some eyewitness testimony or surveillance video. >> and other than he said/she said. >> yes, they have to prove each and every allegation, and if they are going to be adding the new allegations or counts in a superseding indictment, you can believe they are extra certain of them, because they made a very important decision to supersede the indictment, and add the additional facts. >> and garrett, the president is the first to talk about the

indictment charges, and have we heard anything from him about the new charges? >> yes, ellison, this new indictment is something that he has commented about several times on the radio program this afternoon, and that they are political, and that you have prosecutors going after the low level people at his organization as a way to get to him. and he is talking about the idea of the tapes, the surveillance tapes being handed over from a radio interview this morning, and take a listen to what he said about this. >> these are my tapes that we gave to them, and then they say that is not enough. i don't think that we would have had to give it to them. these are security tapes and we handed them over to them. i don't know if we had to fight them, we would have had to give them. >> i don't know where he was going, because the tapes were handed over due to a subpoena, and not handing them over would have caused more problems for the former president and not

fewer. >> and danny, the trial in this case is to begin in may of next year, and could this indictment change that? >> when the government wanted a trial date in december of this year, i said it is not going to happen. when the judge said it in may of next year, i said it is not going to happen. this is my exhibit a, we are two months out from the original indictment, and in that time, it took an extra month to get walt nauta arraigned and now before any motions have een filed or anything else, they are already superseding the dime, and adding a new defendant, and counts and so that is two months out, and that is a ground to at least delay the case. we know that the government is going to be say, it is not going to change anything, and we should move forward in may. and we know that because they are the only ones in the known

universe they would have been seeking a superseding indictment, and they were investigating the third defendant and ts video footage issues, and the government want it to go forward in may, and i say not a chance we are going to trial in may. >> so we keep an eye on this, danny, and stay with us for a moment, because we are following the breaking news this hour in a story we have been following. yes, an alabama woman who claimed to be kidnapped. and priscilla thompson has been following thisnd all of this has been broken a few moments ago, and what do we know? >> yes, zinhle. we know that she is accused of two misdemeanors. these are class a misdemeanors that carry a year in jail, and

also a $6,000 fine, and she has been pros cessed an release on bond. what we have known is that it is opening up wounds for people who have family members who are missing and never came home, but it created fear throughout the community that there is a kidnapper on the loose. i wanted to listen to police chief here. >> her actions caused panic for the citizens of the city and across the nation, that a kidnapper on the loose using a small child as bait. >> reporter: and he was talking about the hours of resources that were used to search for her, and he went on the say that actions have consequences. so we have a digital reporter reaching out to her attorney,

and while these are and they are awaiting a court date to figure out the fullest extent of the law, and if there are 59 dissional charges, and what they do intend to charge. >> and the severity of the charges, and some people hear misdemeanors and they would say not serious? >> well, i would put them in the middle of the seriousness categories. and anything that you can be charge with, and in the criminal spectrum, it is in the misdi mee nor end, and not all the way. the way i would appear this, i don't believe it is going to

trial, and she is not going to say that someone else did it, and likely he is a plea deal, and get her in a treatment for sflornt and this is going to be a new mug shot carlee russell's just released by alabama and a lot to be held on the story there. >> and yes, a number of black and indigenous people go missing every year, and so the implications are big. and now, a vietnamese company is going to break ground of a new company here in the united states. and the subway, is offering a lifetime of free subs. >> well, vietnam has started construction on the new vehicle plant today. they said that the 1800 facility plant will rnlgt start

operations in 2025 on the new project. trader joe's broccoli soup is being recalled because it has insects in the broccoli florettes, and that is unexpected. and now, a fan is going to be offered a $50,000 gift card if they change their name to subway. they will also cover the cost of the name change. okay. maybe if it were jersey mike's, but -- >> i mean, like free subway like taking the subway to and from work, i would consider it. >> not for -- how much is a subway ticket? no, i am sticking with zinhle. morgan. >> thank you. have a good weekend. >> coming up, extreme heat is

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a controversial new chapter is happening in texas that has teachers up in arms. in houston, it is transforming the libraries and eliminating the librarians at the schools.

it is coming as the superintendent is concerned over to reading levels of the students. steven romo is following this story. what is happening with the libraries and librarians, and why? >> yes, zinhle, a librarian is going to be the thing of the past. and more school libraries are under the microscope there. the district was taken over by the state of texas citing problems with the school board and poor performance with some school boards. and now just last month, the state appointed a president and so the employees will be shifted to new jobs according to the district, but there are 57 schools with libraries that are still being reassessed and the

libraies will be used for other things such as detention center for misbehaving children, and some campuses, need the library areas to be turned i teams services. now, a student whose behavior causes them to be removed to class, it will be sending them to these areas to maximize and students can check out books in an honor system. >> this is interesting in the time of the book bans, and the trouble of our students. and how big of an impact is this going to be from the librarians? >> there is a number of motivation here, because houston

is blue area, and texas is red. but the librarians who have refired and this is going to be upsetting because of the less fortunate students are in the areas where these libraries will be taken. >> it is frustrate, because many of them lives in reading deserts, and they don't have access to the reading and they don't have choice of the reading material that they are given to read. >> reporter: we have also heard from one of the superintendents who said that libraries changed his own life, and a number of strong feelings on this, zinhle, and so it is yet to be resolved.

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her daughter who drove down from roseville. you can see she's out here making friendship bracelets to share with other fans. that's a rite of passage. she surprised her daughter on her 16th birthday, her sweet 16, with two tickets on the floor to tonight's show. she explained why taylor swift speaks to her in a way no other artist can. >> she's herself. she's very public about everything in her opinions. she stands up for what's right. i believe in everything that she makes a name for. >> reporter: you feel the same way, mom? >> i do. she's a truly humble, genuine human being. i think taylor is awesome. >> reporter: how much did you spend on the ticket? >> i paid $3,600. >> reporter: worth it? >> she's worth anything. >> reporter: was that more or

less than you thought you were going to spend? >> it was about what i expected to spend to see taylor. it's more so -- it's priceless for my daughter. >> reporter: tickets to the show, they have been selling on a secondary market for hundreds if not thousands of dollars. levi will not allow people without tickets on stadium property this afternoon or during tonight's show. if you are a ticket holder, they are not going to allow tailgating. the hilton hotel next door does have a tailgating tent set up that is open to the public. outside levi stadium, bob redell. here are other stories. san francisco's chinatown has reinstalled its iconic lanterns. the a's scrapped their current renderings for a stadium in las vegas. the world's largest costco.

the size of four football fields. it would be nearly twice the size of your average costco. architects are told to throw out their plans. the original mock-up will not be feasible. they were drown up to help secure funding by the nevada state legislature. the team still wants a retractable roof but it's reimagined. they want the stadium to have more of an outdoor feel. the lanterns are making a comeback in chinatown. they hang above the streets. they were damaged in the storms over the past winter. the last few months, the merchants association collected donations to pay for the new ones. last night, they are on display. businessowners say they are a major part of chinatown and help bring in tourists. swifties want to know what the weather will be tonight.

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becacause breaththing shshould be bebeautiful. bottom of the hour now. here are some of the stories making headlines on "nbc news daily." >> bronny james, the eldest son of nba star lebron james has been released from the hospital following a health care. earlier this week, he suffered

cardiac arrest during basketball practice at usc. he celebrated being out of the hospital saying that his son is doing great. and now, there is a ending battle with the alleged sexual misconduct in the workplace. "the wall street journal" reported that when harassed, a massage therapist asked him to have sex with him. it has been deny >> the suspect here, falls through the drive-through ceiling shaft. he is charged with breaking and entering. the ohio truck driver who was bitten by a dog multiple

times. the incident started after the driver did not pull over after he was told to pull over because he was missing part of a mud flap. what is the driver saying here? >> well, rose said that he was basically scared, friktenned that he would lose his arm, and rapidly and that more legal action could be around the corner, and this happened because rose did not stop. according to the incident report, the troopers tried to stop him, because he did not have a left mud flap on the semi truck. take a listen. >> i was just did not want to lose my life or lose my arm. i did not want to lose any life. >> it was enough that he had guns pointed at him when he had

pulled over. he had an assault weapon pointed at him. he called 911 saying that i am afraid they are going to kill me. >> reporter: ellison, we heard from rose's mother, and as you can imagine, she is also going through a lot as well. she said that yes and so as a famthy member, she says it is too hard for her to watch the entire body footage, and it is too hard for her. >> what is the status of the person who unleashed the dog? >> rose is facing a felony charge for not complying to the traffic stop. meanwhile, the officer who was part of this, and you can see

the footage here, the freeze frame. he has been fired as of this weekment he has not poke so even -- not spoken publicly about it. and however, there is a rally at the police department, because there is growing questions about why they waited so long to relieve him of his job. put him on administrative leave because this incident happened july 4th. >> today is an emotional hearing. and now, there is a judge determining if a teenager could face life in prison without possibility of parole. the attorneys say that he is a young boy struggling with mental health issue, and maggie vespa is following the case.

maggie, ethan crumbley has plead guilty already, and what are we hearing from? >> zinhle, this is a miller hearing which says that no state across the country, cannot sentence a minor to prison without parole unless you have a hearing like this. yesterday, we heard the graphic and emotional testimony from to a teacher who was shot, and the first responders who saw the carnage, and today, we heard from the students, and basically the survivors, and we will play a sound bite, and this is graphic detail of what the student said. you will hear the student, but not the face, because that is per court order. >> at the same time i thought, there is no way. it was very quiet, and there was no screaming or nothing, but the

gunshots. i dropped down, because that is just my reaction. >> what did you do when you dropped down? >> i just prayed. i covered my head. i didn't know if those were my last moments. >> that is crumbley there with the head down and we have seen that a lot in the hearing as the statements are read, and others are testifying. he has plead guilty to multiple counts of murder, and terrorism charges, and attorneys say that he was dealing with mental illness and came from a violent home, and he deserves the possibility of parole at some point, and he can be rehabilitated and so it is not a possibility of life in prison, but a chance for parole eventually is what is being decided here, zinhle. >> and maggie, how much longer

is this hearing to be lasting and when will this judge make a decision of sentencing? >> well, it is interesting, because the prosecutors thought that it would stretch on until tuesday, but the judge wants to wrap it up today, and we are at a faster pace now, and the defense mode, and they are calling the witnesses, and he is not going to issue a ruling or sentence today, and he is going to be issuing a sentence not today, but it will be several weeks now before we get an actual decision. maggie vespa. >> we have two high profile senators who had alarming moments this week that raised questions about health and age. the 81-year-old senator mitch mcconnell froze and stopped talking for 19 seconds in a press conference, and he was escorted away before returning to the podium, and telling reporters that he was fine. yesterday, 90-year-old dianne

feinstein raised eyebrows when she was told by an aide and told to say aye before the vote. what are you hearing? >> well, it is a sensitive topic, because other members of congress are in 80s and 90s and we have former senators who are 86 years old, and publicly senators of senator mcconnell and feinstein are being held in esteem by other senators. >> he said that he is fine, and you heard him respond to

questions yesterday, and he was crisp in the answers. >> all i know is that he is tough, and been here a long time. >> people have a lot of confidence in him. >> it is maybe just fatigue, and lot going on, and we are doing all kinds of bills and my head was spinning, too, and keeping up with the things to get done in the next three months. >> and now, mcconnell's office is standing by him, and trying to dissuade some of the concerns that he won't be able to serve out the rest of the term which goes until 2026, and obviously, a very important job as the lead republican in the senate, and his hand goes every issue. and they overwhelmingly elected him to do this job. >> thank you for that report from capitol hill. and now, the parents of bode miller and his wife morgan posted this on instagram today of the children getting treated

and explained in the caption that they were standing outside on their steps watching a crane remove a broken hot tub, and then they became sick. dr. patel, thank you for joining us and back up. what is carbon monoxide, and what are the signs that you may have carbon monoxide poisoning. >> yeah, it is an odorless gas, and byproduct of this burning engine diesel fuel, and just like a crane would produce in a closed space, and it is a gas that can rapidly switch out your oxygen which is what you need to live from the red blood cells, because they want to grab up that specific carbon monoxide than they would the oxygen, and results in the symptoms from feeling weak and dizzy, and light headed and nausea and vomiting and in some extreme cases if it is a high concentration of the carbon monoxide, you can pass out. >> with that said, how does

carbon monoxide affect the body? >> yeah, it is difficult to kind of say that it is one specific set of symptoms, but especially in young children, you can have young children who look like they are sleepier than usual, and they take a nap, and that can be a false kind of safety assumption and like, oh, taking a nap, and nothing is going on, but if they are exposed to a amount of carbon dioxide and feeling light headed or gnaw shoushgs and for the children especially, that is why we recommend in homes that you have the heating checked annually and try to avoid any sort of heating supplies that are odorless or flameless, and not a fireplace, but some of the other heating devices that you don't really know if they are producing carbon monoxide, and the monitors as you know can help in a home setting. >> we don't have a lot of time, but how long does it show that

you have signs is of poisoning? >> minute, and it can take hours if it is a slow release of carbon monoxide and all of the reasons to be vigilant and make sure that you have fresh air and attention promptly to have high flow oxygen as treatment, and don't try to treat it yourself. >> always good to see you and great advice, dr. kvita patel. >> sometimes the fallout of a friend can be just as emotional as any other relationship. and now, in japan, this swimmer competed in the women's 800 freestyle, and against nearly 200 countries and 2,000 athletes are competing there this year, and what an incredible shot. incredible shot. are they

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impact on our mental health, and joining us is career coach melissa. and now, people don't think of friendships the same as a romantic relationship. >> yes, you make a friend, and you think of a mental friendship like you will have kids and other milestone, and romantic, you think maybe it is not going to work out, and girlfriends, we are ride or die, and we are together forever, and when you have something that interrupts it, it hurts twice as hard. >> what can you do to deal with the emotions when you experience them? >> take some space. and we have had girlfriends in the past that we are at different points in our lives and stopped talking and lost touch, and then came back around

and come back in my life and i cherish it, and don't put a finite on, and it is over, but keep an open mind, and keep the lines of communication open if you can, and maybe through a mutual friend to check in on them, and while we are not talking right now, i still care about you, and i still wish you well. >> if you are experiencing tension, it does not mean that you have to deal with it, and just that i need space. and friends like romantic partners you share a social circle and how do you not make it awkward? >> you can be wrapped up in the middle of trying to be a peacemaker of two people, so it is great to meet with them individually, and say, hey, what do you need from me as a friend, and i can't take side s because i appreciate both of you, and if you need one-on-one time, i can carve that out, and if you want to make sure that the conversations don't get back, that is fine, too, but we need

that on them. >> and you talk about the friendships coming back after time apart, and the same is after college, close friendships and falling off, and then hard, and then texts, and people come back, and i don't know how to process it, because i feel like, man, what about all of these years, and how do you know if you should or let somebody back? >> well, if you are thinking of them and get some emotional spike, and i have friends in my life that are not talking to other friends, and i talk to them about it, and they well up, and hey, i saw on instagram they are pregnant and that, and you can see that the flame is there, and emotional connection, and hey, i outgrew it, and day in the sun, and then let that friendship dissolve, and check in. follow the feelings, and if there is still feelings there, and then owe it to yourself to see if there is a friendship. >> not all friends are for all

thing, and maybe you have to deep conversation friends, and fun friend, and if you are the other friend on the other side getting broken up with? >> that is tough, because it feels like rejection, and it can sting and be painful, and expand the friend base, and like kids f they are having a falling out with the group, and find another group, and all ways to meet up, and social workups, and literal meetups and hobbies, but find another group of friends and not totally like walking away from the one that you are having tension with, but expand and a sign or opportunity for you to have a branch out, and make new friends that are more in alignment with your life. >> and if you are in a space to end the friendship or a teen who needs to do it, how do you tell them to do it gracefully? >> i would say first of all, no ghosting. >> have the hard conversation, and say that again.

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the video streaming on facebook and contacted bay area authorities. it has been the recent trend, warm weather that gets warmer over the weekend. we see how hot it might get in the seven-day forecast. >> it's the last friday in july. what do we have in store? we get ready to welcome in a new month. san francisco, breezy today and through tomorrow. as we go through the weekend and into the start of next week, we are holding steady in those temperatures, mid to upper 60s. a cooldown into the early part of next week. as we look at our inland valleys, no major heat this weekend. temperatures may spike with some low 90s into sunday. cooling down on tuesday and wednesday. we are watching monsoon moisture move through. watching for thunderstorms. the bay area stays cruising with temperatures in the 80s. >>

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