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afternoon to you i'm yasmin vossoughian we got extreme weather coast t coast. hard hit california taking i on the chin again. with millions at flood risk. we are on the ground there the biggest bank collapse sinc the 2008 recession sake shakin up silicon valley. and new reporting on wha appears to be the and stage of new york's crimina investigation of the forme president. the da's invitation for donald trump to testify it is highly unlikely that h will show up, but his former fixer is going to be there o monday >> i have to applaud distric attorney brad for giving donal the opportunity to come to tel the story.

now knowing donald as well as do, i understand that he doesn't tell the truth it's one thing to turn aroun and to lie on your untruth social, it's another thing t turn around and lie before the grand jury i don't suspect that he is going to be coming >> all this is happening a trump's nemesis ron desantis hits i while continuing to tes the presidential waters an taking some shots at trump along the way. a tough week for tucke carlson. new revelations highlighting his hypocrisy on trump that is big, he gets attacke by republicans all that plus this - ♪ ♪ ♪ one is far from the lonelies number as a cheerleader whos team quit on her decides to go it alone at the stat championship i introduce you to katrina i our next hour. you don't want to miss tha conversation, encouraging to b up there on her own. we begin now with the state of

emergency in effect across muc of california right now. nearly 10,000 people are under evacuation orders and there is no sign of things letting up a new atmospheric river is forecasted to bring for -- across the northern and centra parts of the state 25 million plus or under flood alert, thousands of rescue workers are responding t residents stranded in th storm. like this man who was found an taken to safety near sacramento nbc's steve patterson is jus east of fresno in centra california for us. steve, good to talk to you if you will give us a sense of what you've been seeing on the ground there as california has been battered for the last couple of days with this extreme weather. >> yeah, battered all of the state yasmin from central valley where i' standing to the central coast, to northern california, the ba area, and of course th mountains where we see feet of snow on top of that snow pack now

we have this tropical rain system melting some of tha snow, sending it to low lyin areas, causing this flas flooding which has just been miserable for severa communities. i'm in california as you mentioned, just outside of fresno you can see the rushing rive right here this stream is not supposed to be like this at all. this is actually a best-case scenario all of this was in thi community, just a few hour ago. this entirety of this what you see is underwater, including the bridge to my right thankfully, the community able to clean up. this bridge would've bee washed out about 60 residents in this community would have bee completely cut off from th rest of california but again, this is the goo news, this is happening al across parts of the state, especially again in the north. we now know that there is community in moderate county where the levies have broken bursting above the small community, now forced to evacuate 8500 residents, 60 swift water

rescues just in the last few hours. trying to dig out. meanwhile, as we've been saying, still parts slammed by snow. now getting impacted by this rain which makes the snow even heavier leading to mor dangerous situations including avalanches we spoke to people who wer dealing with all of this water not used to seeing it here i california it is been dry for so long listen to this >> i walked out and saw th road was gone. [laughter] i'm like, i guess i gott change my gym plans. yeah, i notified my household. >> i heard it around midnigh coming down, raining cats an dogs man we got a message saying th road had been washed out we checked it out, it is prett wild you can't cross the road to ge groceries or your waters cut off like a lot of these homes, you are stuck with what yo have >> torrential rain luckily i

is not going to happen as much today. we are not having that wall of precipitation. but we are basically in betwee storms, that is the bad news we had one atmospheric river we're gonna have another one o monday bringing even mor precipitation to areas tha definitely do not need i anymore. >> california has been getting the brunt of this winter weather over the last few week or so. steve patterson for us, we thank you. let's talk to former president now if we can. nbc news has some new reportin about how former president donald trump is spending his weekend. he is meeting with his lawyers in florida to discuss how to handle these lates developments in the manhatta da's probe on hush money payments to stormy daniels during the 2016 campaign and those developments, chie among them is the revelation that trump has been invited to appear before a grand jury a part of that ver investigation. while that appears unlikely,

nbc news has now learned tha michael cohen will be there. a date is set for monday i want to bring in the local analyst who has been following developments on this for us as well ghani, great to talk to you as always one of the former president' attorneys telling nbc news o friday that trump's lawyers ha quote unquote no plans to meet with a manhattan da. if you think back though to th january 6th house investigation, after before president was subpoenaed, there was this ide that was floated around, a possible negotiation and i was having behind closed doors the president said, maybe will offer my testimony if i can do it. some would say that that was kind of more of a delay tactic from the former president, i wasn't actually really something that he truthfully wanted to do do you suspect at all that there's any type of that conversation happening behin closed doors this weekend? is there any advantage to th

former president appearing before manhattan grand jury's? >> no, no advantage. generally speaking, in a state of federal court, if you client has any potential exposure, it is a bad idea for him to appear before a grand jury to answer your first question, it is a totally differen situation than the january six committee. those were public hearings the incentive to trump there might have been that he woul have an opportunity on live tv without a button to sa whatever he wanted and put on show the grand jury on the othe hand has conducted in secret a meeting with a manhattan da' office would be in secret. there is no opportunity fo trump there to do with tha kind of grandstanding. there is no purpose for him to appear before the grand jury he has got potential exposure, although i don't know that i is too much, the real value of this case i think is in doubt. but, in all likelihood, he wil not appear, he will not meet with the da. >> can you expound on that you just said something really

important, it is crucial for folks to really understand the real value of this case an how the way in which it seem as if the manhattan da is goin to have to go about this, it i a little bit convoluted an untested as well it is interesting considerin that it is a possible criminal charge of a former president o the united states. if you are going in, everybody has said all analysts have sai you better make sure that yo are going to win >> that is exactly right of all the potential crimina investigations and prosecution that are out there, this was way deep in the depth chart in my mind. i'm talking about a theory o liability that donald trum committed a crime in new yor of also find doesn't us record which is a misdemeanor but then the theory apparently is that because it might hav been to facilitate a crime, an election crime, that would bum it up to a felony under ne york law but this is an untested theory

it has never actually been applied that i know of for that reason, that makes it winnable if that part of it gets thrown out and the case survives as a misdemeanor case against the former president, how is that win for the da's office? then you have to consider th fact that we are talking about facts that go back to 2016 2017 michael cohen pleaded guilty i 2018 there is no fact that th american public does not reall know about this payoffs to stormy daniels whether it happened or not, or what the facts are, we hav heard them all we have even seen the document if you remember. this is not a particularly strong case out of the gate. >>if michael cohen is key in this case, we know his reputation, we know that he ha served i understand he has met with the man and the eighth 2 separate times he's offering his testimon granary on monday. what indication does that give

you? >> michael cohen is just a classic cooperator he may be effective, but h also has all of the baggag that a cooperating witness has prosecutors must know that they can't possibly be thinkin that he would be their sta witness. what the defense attorneys are going to do is to do - their gonna point out them and tell them that this is someone who made a deal with the government if he delivers and they're sitting here watching this t decide whether he performs, if he delivers, he is going to ge a deal, he is going to get the benefit of his bargain he is a convicted liar would you trust a convicte liar and believe everythin that he said that is just a classic scrip that the defense attorneys use when cooperate with a witness. michael cohen, he is n exception. >> have you thought at all about how this is going to affect fulton county da willis and her charging decision? >> it is interesting, some see this as an incentive for willi to speed up her investigation,

but on the other hand as we've seen in the past, often when a defendant is indicted by one o this, all the other officers gang pile on it could go either way, mayb willis is thinking hey, if i want to glory, i better get ou ahead of this. especially because this may be considered the weakest of th criminal investigations agains trump. something that some have eve suggested that trump would welcome because this is a -- the new york investigation could really be pivoted by trump into a political persecution. that is exactly what you d with it. he's got a chance of winning it >> he said it, he said it to weeks ago. he said essentially he think he is going to gain suppor from something like this we are going to see how it all plays out. danny, as always my friend, i' thanking you by the way, you want to tune i later to politicsnation were all sharpton is going to tal with alvin bragg politicsnation getting started at 5 pm right here on msnbc. all right, let's turn to the

shock waves that are being sen right now to the economy the fdic taking over silicon valley bank following th second largest bank failure in u.s. history the largest since the financia crisis of 2008 the tech world start-ups tha relied on it and their employees, they have been left scrambling scott is outside at -- also with me, caleb silver editor and chief of invested - scott, let me start with you o this one give us the latest from th ground there what happens on monday >> yeah, it is a scrambl inside as well yasmin. as we speak, regulators from the insurance company which no controls the bank or essentially in their sorting through the wreckage with th idea of getting this bank open for business on monday, unde federal control. and they say that th depositors will have access to their insured deposits ensured is the operative wor

here that is why this is ominous. they only covers up to $250,00 in deposits. we are talking about depositor here that are silicon valley start-up firms, many of whom who have tens of billions of dollars from the bank. word is that roughly 80% of th deposits here are uninsured. you have the specter of tech ceos lining up outside the doo trying to get answers and no getting many as they try t figure out how this is all going to work. one of the biggest funds tha banks -- it is called why calm th nature the ceo of that company is watching this very closely they have a lot on the line. he says the fact is that man of these companies might not survive. >> we have funded about 3000 active start us right now. i would guess that this affect more than 1000 start-ups and about a third of those start-ups will not be able t

make payroll in the next 3 days in the curren configuration. if they are your only bank, it is an existential risk you are going to go out of business if you can't pa payroll. that starts on monday. >> so he is one of those calling for a federal bail out here we will see about that, that i obviously a politically fraugh idea the culprit here, th underlying issue anyway, risin interest rates, the cost of th cash that salon valley defense on it has gone up significantly and now there is some concer about whether there are othe banks that face similar fate he has been? >> i think that is the overarching question as well amongst many others. scott cohen, i'm gonna let you get back to it thank you for joining us o this kayla, let's talk through some of this. i know that you have share with us that you don't think this is going to spark a large financial crisis nonetheless, when you hear folks like we just heard fro saying essentially companies might be going under, we are hearing reports already of

companies not making payroll i got an email in my inbox fro a company called camp, it is a toy store, they were asking fo us to buy products because o the collapse of s v b. all of this coupled with thi overarching fear that we wer headed towards possibly this recession. jerome powell was doing all he could with the interest rate to keep that from happening. >> so many things happening, h has been let's not undermine this, this is the 16th largest bank in th united states. 175 billion dollars in deposits this is not a small bank and a lot of businesses, large and small, to depend on it when you get that hysteria around a potential bank run, i this case there was a real reason that they are the receiver on this bank. if you get more more peopl talking about it, it is little bit like screaming fire in a crowded theater you have to be very carefu about it a lot of banks, regional banks in that area, have come out an said that our balance is okay,

no reason to panic here. you want to be careful about how we treat it. that said, it is not a small matter at all, especially fo the cost immerse that rely o this bank and that ecosystem around silicon valley which is pretty fragile right now wit those rising rates, layoff rising, you see when those banks that has been around for 40 years going int receivership that is pretty terrifying. >> this thing was around since 1983 but you say it's not small bank, but it is technically a smal lender in comparison to of course chase if we're lookin at a bank like that. and the protections that the have in place. we have been hearing about ceo who have tried to pull the money out and put them int large banks. that is in preparation for possibly something els happening with some of these smaller lenders. is there a possibility for other banks to collapse like s b b? >> there could be. the more people that get worried about it and start t control their money, that coul accelerate the process want to be careful about how

that plays out a lot of these banks are makin statements saying that we ar sound. s v b did something last wee which set off the fire alarm by trying to sell more share for corporate purposes those purposes were interprete as, your business is not doing that well, you're depositors are putting money, that's wh you're raising money, that set this whole thing into motion we don't know if that is gonna happen at other banks. we are seeing some other companies move to the bigger banks who are more tightly regulated and have a lot mor capital on hand to withstand this they have to because of what happened during the grea financial crisis >> so all of this couple o course with the news yesterday which we thought was going t be the major financial news, that was the pause of jobs report, to 11,000 jobs added t the economy. i believe there's an uptick in unemployment to 3.6% from 3.4% from the month before. you are fed chair jerome powel is watching the trends it seems as if, and of cours we have to wait for the othe member for next week, inflatio is starting to slow down possibly avoiding a potentia

recession. but then, knowing that hikin these interest rates i contributing to the fall of bank like s v b. what do you do >> it is so interconnected right now. they know they have to battl inflation, they've already bee very transparent, but that i the greatest evil, you have to bring that down because it hurts low income folks the most they are hell-bent on doing so but now we have a little bit o bank there, a little bit o contagion and other so offic due to those rising interest rates. it is a very tight tightrope that the fed has to walk right now to make itself landing i don't know if it's gonna b possible also, these rejections that we keep talking about, they'r very personal. if you lose your job, you feel like you are in a recession. if you never lose their job or your company is having trouble it feels like a recession. what the fed job - there is a lot of fear in th market and in the economy righ now. >> elizabeth warren went toe t toe last week with the fed chair, essentially saying, are we supposed to be rooting fo folks to lose their jobs we know who those individual are, those are not people wh

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with tips on what this panel could look into. they had their hands on all of the material the january 6th committee had gathered befor it was forced to disband they are going to be looking into how that investigatio came on. not so much into the riots o that day, but how th investigation played out if there's anything that the perhaps did wrong. here is chairman benni thompson of the select committee reacting to this watch. >> we stand behind our work, w had very professional people that we employed to do the work our committee, as you know, in its own right had certai members who gave them that time. some sacrifice their careers t participate. more importantly, as you know, some of the people who are now reviewing it had an opportunit to participate with th committee. but they chose not to. >> i gotta tell you yasmin there is such a divide between what republicans are saying an

thinking privately, and what i going on here publicly a lot of republicans even in leadership, they don't want to focus on this. a private conference calle before a public leadership press conference this week they were talking about energy about crime. about inflation, but all these things that ran on in november and were able to pick up the house on despite a sli majority which many blamed o this january six top, on continuously talking about tha day and hashing out election fraud conspiracy theories an so this is just going to pla out as part of those concessions that speaker mccarthy had to make to some o the hard right members of hi party. >> julie for us, we thank you. very exciting news today everybody, the world of alpine skiing, american phenom mckayl shiffrin is now the winnin best skier in history of the sport. a dominating performance at th world cup in sweden. the 27-year-old now has record of 87 career world cu

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it looks like christmas bu not. you gotta love it. gosh, snow in march. talk to me, desantis did tak some veiled threats at forme president donald trump she he's - but i'm remembering how he was received on the ground there b people >> yasmin, you are getting probably the most iowa that ar possibly here in early march listen, what i can tell you is that he drew pretty sizable an enthusiastic crowds at his events yesterday friday morning and frida afternoon, that is not i significant, perhaps at th very least an early indication of voter interest in desanti here in the hawkeye state. the question is, will that curiosity from iowa voters actually translate to th caucuses as you mentioned, he hasn' declared his candidacy yet, he is here as part of his boo tour which really has been a platform for him to get out hi

message. he has been touting what h sees as his biggest success in florida. take a listen to some of wha he said here in des moines >> we refuse to let our stat descend into some type of fauc dystopia we don't subcontract out leadership to a woke company based in california. i'm sick of elites imposin their vision on open borders o you and on us with them no having to face the consequence of it. we thought it was worth it t send 50 illegals to martha's vineyard [applause] >> now, that's from hi davenport vent earlier thi morning. this is a state that reall prizes retail politics you know this well, yasmin people of the handshakes, they want those drop ins at the coffee shops, at the diners. we haven't really seen tha from desantis yet, we have

really seen him is still as th governor behind the podium it is going to be interestin to see how he adapts his political style to the hawkeye state. >> really building a brand there, honing it seems on hi platform so, with that as we look ahead to london, we know the forme president reacted online t some of what desantis had to say. what are expectations for hi appearance especially as we see him som softening numbers. he still has popularity in the state, but his numbers hav dropped quite a bit. >> i think you're going to see a contrast in both style and substance between the two men. trump is going to come here an do what trump does, he's going to speak in front of a ver large crowd according to advisers that i've been talkin to i expect him to focus in o policy areas where he sees a big difference between himself and desantis

so issues like ethanol which o course is very important her in iowa. issues of social security an medicare where he sees a distinction. and also, again, stylistically trump is an entertainer. desantis is more of a policy guy. you are going to get and fee that distance, it'll b interesting to see for voter what they connect with you know, it is iowa, people are gonna come out and see everybody. a lot of folks not planning to make up their mind for quite some time still he has been. >> gotta say, also - the advisers telling you tha he is going to be speaking i front of a very large crowd. they like to talk about crow size thank you, enjoy that snow this weekend everybody lieutenant governor of tennessee apologizing fo repeatedly commenting on a young man's racing instagram post republican randi telling local reporters quote, i am really really sorry if i've embarrass my family, embarrass my friends, embarrassed anyone of th members of the legislature wit the posts.

the 79-year-old -- he had been liking commentin on posts by franklin who i openly gay many have accused lieutenant governor of hypocrisy, knowing that molly just voted for an anti drag a bill that target the lgbtq+ community all right, congressman georg santos is fighting back agains a new charge he is being accused of being part of a credit card frau scheme nbc's ryan press santos abou these points >> embattled congressman georg santos denying yet another allegation >> innocent, never did anything, i'm no mastermind of anything. >> in a new statement politica obtained from the former associate of santos, gustavo rivera claims that h collaborated with th congressman on a credit card skimming scheme. he wrote in a declaration that political reports that he said to the fbi, u.s. attorney, and the secret service that quote, santos taught me how to seek

import information and how t clone cards. the fbi declared to comment. secret service confirmed tha they'd received a declaration. he pled guilty to felony acces to device fraud, serves seve months in jail, and wa deported to brazil santos claims that he was an informant for the government >> i was an asset for la enforcement and seattle, i assisted them with the case. >> the fbi field office in seattle tells nbc news tha they do not comment on the rules of informants in their investigations santos was interviewed b investigators and appeared i court. >> so you've been told by la enforcement that you want to charge >> i did say that. what i said was, i spoke t them about the case, we ar going over the case yesterday. i have been guaranteed anythin but i'm very confident that can fight this one >> my thanks to ryan with that report three years ago today our worl was turned upside down if yo can believe it the official declaration o covid as a pandemic.

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million cases of covid in th u.s., more than one poin million deaths joining me now, a woman wh could not have gone through th last two years without medical contributor doctor patel. we all leaned on you throughou these last three years the there was so much that w did not know also if you think about it now even so much we don't know especially as we wonder if w are prepared for the nex pandemic, that might be in the pipeline let's talk specifically if w can for a moment about where w are with that. the biden ministration plannin to end the covid-19 emergenc declaration in may johns hopkins showing down its tracker on friday as well. there are still 900,000 people a day that are losing thei life around the world. but even with all of this, are we passed, are we beyond covid >> we are not necessarily pass

covid, we are beyond those surges and waves that kept closing cities, down the shooting and travel, i think w are now living this new normal with covid present in our live as you mentioned hundreds in the united state dying and also thousands o cases. people will commonly say, just got covid, i would be out of work. they will be back at work and think we can offer, and i will say to you, science to thank for that that was a global cooperatio where we accelerated, not to safety, but we accelerated the development of these world saving vaccines. i think you're asking th question, are we ready for the next version of omicron, delta the answer is, probably not. we are not funding what we nee to do in our nation's labs we are not necessarily working on the next generation o vaccines so we don't have to wait and b reactive to the variant, but w can try to predict and cover for any possible variance. and then long covid, there i

studies with really grea breakthroughs, but they're not being funded to scale an understanding long covid we know that is going to b with us forever. >> do you think that is becaus of politics or because of covi exhaustion or both? >> i think it is a psychological manifestation, look, we can all agree that it would be very nice to not talk about covid all day, i certainly feel like i' exhausted in saying the same thing. vaccines and masks, washin your hands, but i think on top of that, public health i general is not funded. in fact, public health infrastructure is where people take money out of to pay for other things i think a lot to do is look at the lab leaks subcommittee hearing conversations this wee because it was all about looking back and blaming, no about looking forward to prevent something like this. >> what have we learned when we talk about what we know and what we don't know, let's talk specifically about immunit here and vaccinations alon

with mask-wearing, the three pillars of how we've bee dealing with this whole thing. what have we learned from what we went through over the las three years? i'll give you somethin anecdotal which you know, when i went to my most recent illness, i was tested fo everything up and down the board. i was tested for covid which i tested negative for, and i was tested for covid antibodies. i've been boosted twice and have gotten those forced a issue to vaccines as well. the last time i was boosted wa at this 0.10, 11 months ago. i have zero antibodies in my system there are still so much it seems like we don't know >> yeah, here's what we do know, we do know to your point tha that immunity probably, an especially younger people last little bit longer on the optimistic side, 46 months if you are older, that immunit is not as long-lasting endurable. what we don't know is that memory cell immunity and w

have proof that there is likel some memory your body is actually able to fight som versions of these viruses. but the extent that protects you from being in the hospital are being sick to your point we don't exactly know. i think on top of that, is eagerly enough for an update vaccine? he just gave a very real world example where every year might not be frequent enough for man people but that is the kind o question and answe conversation that we need to have unfortunately, i do think that when i ask those questions people say well, you don't know therefore, the scientists ar wrong. therefore, fauci was lying t us and we have to avoid that, w have to accept that this i evolving we will continue to evolve just like understand more abou heart disease than they did te years ago, i hope we know more about covid a month from now, year from now, ten years fro now. >> dr. patel, as always we appreciate having you on i appreciate you as my frien and personal medical guy through this

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he sure did help himself and hurt everyone else while feeding a troll like tucke carlsen. he is the one that should be held responsible we can expect more of this because to become speaker, kevin mccarthy is in a reoccurring payment plan for this corrupt bargain every week, we see the lates payment for him to remain speaker. >> people saw with their own eyes what happened it is very difficult for someone to say well, what yo saw with your own eyes is in fact not what happened >> what do you make, joe, about, especially eric swalwell's turning the focus towards kevi mccarthy, the responsibility versus carlson >> well, he is right kevin mccarthy's responsible for what tucker carlson di because kevin mccarthy gav tucker carlson all of that footage. kevin mccarthy gave tucker

carlson all this footage because marjorie taylor greene made him, forced him to. i think this was a really ba week for america it hit home this week and think america really needs t hear this. 40% of the country doesn't believe january 6th was a ba day. when you think about that, i is so troubling, two years ago on january 6th, jasmine, eve trump supporters were take aback by what they saw every american was now here we are two years an two months later and something happened it is because of tucker carlso and all of trump's cheerleader on fox news 40% of the country now no longer has a proble with january 6th that is frightening. >> it is as if there is memory loss i would take issue with what you said, i don't think ever

american was taken aback but i do agree with you, there were trump supporters who were there who had showed up for protest. they were taken aback. i was on the steps of th capitol, i spoke to the people that stood all the way back an then left and went home. then i spoke to the people who literally had stormed th capitol building and subsequently came out. so, we talked about some of th democratic reaction that w heard from swalwell, betty thompson i want to play for you som reaction that we have hear from mitch mcconnell, to tillis, and then also severa other republicans as wel weighing in here let's hear this. >> i think it is bad when you say police barricades when you say police officers this often, all of that, you had to be in close proximity if you were a tourist, you should've probably lined up at the visitor center and came in on a normal basis. i just don't think it is helpful. >> it was a mistake in my view

for fox news to depict this in a way that is completely nefarious with what our capito thinks >> they are saying these things, but the fact of this narrative even has to put out ther because of the lies that are being pushed by tucker carlson and the like, it is astounding >> and it doesn't matter look, to republican voters, it doesn't matter what mitc mcconnell or tom tillis, or an republican senator says. because that is not ho republican based voters think. republican base voters, jasmine, are with tucker carlson. i hear from them every day they love what tucker carlso did this week. they have no problem wit january 6th. it is interesting that w haven't heard from republica house members. they much more reflect where

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