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afternoon to you. i'm yasmin vossoughian on a very big saturday afternoon. we are following some major breaking news this hour out of memphis. 24 people are dead or as tornadoes ripped through the states. we are live on the ground, a deadly scene in pennsylvania after an explosion at a chocolate factory. we are also following the developments in the strikes and counterstrikes between the u.s. and iranian-backed syria. and, we are just hours away from $1 trump rally in texas. that comes as a potential

indictment hangs over his head and it is happening in a place that has become sacred ground for some of the worst extremists in the republican party, more on that. we want to begin in a state of emergency. the tornado break that has killed over 24 people. teams are working to look for survivors across multiple counties devastated. the town is getting particularly hard. dozens of buildings collapsed there. biden releasing a statement saying that he and the first lady are praying for those who have lost loved ones and also offering support for recovery efforts. we're gonna have a live report from nbc in just a moment. but i do want to start with jared brown, a leader who is a members are working to assist with recovery efforts. thank you for joining us on this. we appreciate it. i know you and other folks that you work with are incredibly busy right about now.

it is a very terrible time for mississippi after what happened, the cleanup rescue and recovery efforts there. give us a sense of what is happening, what you've been seeing, when you team has been experiencing so far and the goal that lies ahead. >> absolutely, well jim rubicon, we've been monitoring this that formed last night. we were in contact with the state emergency management to see where the lead is needed at the moment. they did send an official request out for team rubicon to come. as you see, even as we approach the town here, there is a welcome sign. the welcome sign to the city. from here, it just keeps getting worse as you go in the town. still no power, linemen are working hard. trying to get that back up and running, it is 12 hours past. it is just beginning of the worst day. >> how do you take that in?

how do you take a day one, who knows how long this is going to take. what are the first steps? >> our first steps, we will send out recon team and they will come out and look at all the damage areas where this tornado touches down. we will see your team rubicon can come in and plug in our capabilities, make the most impact for these communities. we are starting that right now with emergency managers, the city officials to see where the lead is and where we can plug in the best to make the most impact. we are also seeing with debris management in the early stage to help emergency responders go to the citizens who are needing help. a lot of road blockage, we are doing everything that we can to try to get to that next step, it is pretty impossible to start recovering from this disaster. >> by that i mean, for folks

that survived this thing but who don't have anywhere to go, obviously talk about electricity going out. the aftermath of this tornado, is there in which they can seek safety, clean water and food as they shelter in place until next steps are there for the? >> at this moment, i do not have any information on that. but as we are conducting this interview, a red cross truck just passed by. a lot of times in these disasters, red cross will set up a shelter for individuals that need a safe place to go, food, water, clothes like that. all of that should be established. i will tell citizens if they're watching, this watcher media, all of that information will be coming out today. >> jared, give us a sense of the disaster you've been seeing

on the ground. you have painted a picture limit for us since we started. you've been doing this for a couple of years now. we are used to work on on the ground, -- how do you compare this to other disaster is that you've worked on in the past? >> the past five have years of disasters i've been going on to, it reminds me a lot of the tornado that came through tennessee about three years ago. it demolished a small town called cookeville. it reminds me of mayfield a little bit in kentucky. that was a little bit over a year ago. it is very devastating and no one was expecting all this to come in in a matter of minutes, to wake up to what you see today. >> just quickly, you know what type of heads up people have there, the warning they had

there that this was heading towards them and they need to shelter in place or evacuate? >> i don't know the warning alert that went out here, i know the systems that we were monitoring last night. warnings were going out extremely well ahead of what you would normally see the tornado. but on the ground in this town, i don't know exactly when that would take place. >> jared, we appreciate the work that you are doing on the ground there. i know a lot of folks are needing your help right now amidst all of that devastation. obviously, priority number one is to find people safe and sound after what they have dealt with over the last 10:12 hours. i'm glad to let you go sir. get back to the work that you need to do. thank you for giving us the time. we appreciate it. i want to go now to our own thompson who is on the ground there for us as well. i believe in silver city. priscilla, take us there,

would've even seeing? >> yasmin, this is a snapshot of what we were seeing which is debris. the heavy machinery has been brought in to clear some of the road system that debris is going back to the grass. when we got here earlier, it was not just about everywhere. this debris has now been moving off. their trees that have been completely uprooted. of course if you go a little bit further down the road, what you will see in rolling fork is just houses that have been completely caved in. there are government buildings like the police department, the library, these public spaces that communities gather in and people visit that i've just had all their windows completely blown out. that is a snapshot of what we've been seeing here as people have been coming back to these communities to survey the damage. those people in their homes last night when this happened.

i spoke to one woman who said that she and her husband were in the living room. they were hearing the loud sounds of these tornadoes. and then the whole back half of their house actually completely blew away much of the roof. you can see a little bit of that right here. we spoke to her son on the phone with his parents. there was a moment where they said, we will call you back. he talked about the fear in that moment of not knowing what was happening, if they were going to be okay, and thankfully they are all okay. i spoke to another man who is living in his apartment back here in a similar scenario. he looked at the window, he saw what he described as two tornadoes coming towards the apartment homes. everybody went into their apartment. he hid in a closet, he put his family in a bathtub. when they came out, just about everything around them was gone. one of the neighbors tragically lost his life amid all of this.

it doesn't or nato's believed to have run through this area. the large one covering about 80 miles of destruction along the way as it moves through. we are hearing debris that were up in the air, as high as 30 to 35,000 feet. you can imagine the strength of those tornadoes. national weather service will be here and is on site survey that damage, trying to get the exact extent. we are beginning to see shelters opening up, lots of big trucks on the highways carrying pallets of water, try to get folks the support they need as they were here, trying to clean up. we know that fema is also beginning to set up just up the road in rolling fork where for the brunt of the damage, so many people trying to figure what is happening next and how to begin to pick up the pieces here, he has been. >> hey priscilla, i asked the team just before you and i spoke, i wonder if you have an

answer. what type of warning where residents, whatever warning were they given before these tornadoes hit that they could've sought safety? >> yeah so, i've spoken to a couple of people and they didn't mention any of this, although i imagine those went out. a lot people i spoke to said, we saw the news, we thought there's coverage about this. we have never seen anything like this happen before. i think there is a part of them that believed that this was going to hit them and certainly it was not going to do all this damage. aspect one man and he said, oh yeah, back in 2009 or something there was a two new that came. i hid in the freezer of a safe way and that was bad. but this is the worst that he's ever seen. he never imagined that anything like this would happen here. i think there's some shock and disbelief, i don't think people believe that this is going to happen. most people that i've spoken to did not evacuate. they were here when this

happened. they saw coming and then they began to realize, this is a serious situation here. >> all right pollutants in, as always, we thank you. we are gonna continue to follow the story throughout the hour. i'm also gonna be heading. the show will be live there tomorrow as well. you don't want to miss that as we walk through the devastation you're seeing on the ground there. let's talk about syria for a moment if we can. syria is conforming to more attacks overnight. iran is targeting u.s. and coalition forces. the news coming after president joe biden issued a warning to iran that tax on american troops was retribution. foreign correspondent molly hunter is following all of this. walk us through some of the developments here, the latest practices. as well as's of course the presidents message. >> that's right, it's been a pretty fast moving 48 hours

since the original attack that killed one u.s. contractor on thursday night. the report we learned about, we do have new reporting on friday from our colleague from a u.s. defense official at a u.s. official telling nbc news that there was two more attacks on friday. oh walk you through what we know about that. the first friday night rocket in northeastern syria. we understand that at least one american service member was injured in that attack. it less than an hour later, a complete given area, u.s. insulation in the area. three one-way unmanned drones attack that area. two were shot down according to u.s. official and one damaged building. there is not been additional u.s. retaliation. u.s. president biden spoke about this yesterday. u.s. does not emphasize this. but be prepared to protect our

people. >> the u.s. has been extremely clear about this that the different of defense agrees that the iranian revolutionary guard -- they've been very clear that they do not want to escalate a wider conflict with iran right now. we also have a statement from pro-iranian -- they say that they have quote, a long arm to respond to any further u.s. strikes. it was down, it was under minutes. whether or not that allowed for that drone to reach a populated area on the base on thursday. the other thing, just an update on the servicemen who have been wounded on friday. two were treated near that military base, three others yasmin,. the service member who was

injured yesterday. >> all right molly, thank you. a week after former president donald trump said that he would be indicted, he said to hold the first major rally of the 2020 41 later on today. but not without some controversy as of all places, waco, texas right around the 30th anniversary of the siege of a compound. they are occupied by the cult leader and his cult followers. julia, good to talk to you on this. lots of moving parts here as we are awaiting a possible decision of course. obviously from the manhattan da. we have the ongoing investigation for the county as well. along with special counsel jack smith, some developments there with the foreign president and his attorney just yesterday. lucky tell us about the lead up from tonight's rally. >> that is right, jasmine. former present trump's admits

to battles this weekend. the first, his fight for another shot at the white house. and the second of course, as you mentioned, his legal fight. hoping to avoid criminal charges in several investigations. most pressing, the manhattan district attorney's investigation into hush money payments. and indictment can come as early as monday and trump lashed out this week on social media, posting quote, potential death and destruction could be catastrophic for a country. amid all of, that he is moments away from taking off to the first rally, mega rally of the 2024 presidential campaign. here is some of those rally in teddies, here's what they said about all of it. >> everybody knows that he is not falling for this. he is saying that it could happen. if we look at what happened on

january 6th, he said peacefully and patriotically, the media turned it around and try to make it like what it wasn't. we have known since day one that it was a setup. i think it's crazy. how many times have they tried to go after that. every time, it is nothing. i'll be honest with you, i think they actually do it. there is no thing. >> we are hours away from that rally. we'll soon find out if former president trump sees it as a megaphone for his grievances about those investigations. and he has been, as you mentioned, it's hard to acknowledge the location selection for this. 30 years ago, there was a deadly standoff between federal agents and a cult that espoused pretty strong anti government views. the trump campaign, when asked about this, told nbc news that selection was nearly the fact

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at this hour, officials telling us that one person was miraculously pulled from that rubble over night. it's really shocking to think about that. we see the magnitude of the explosion, the debris that you're seeing behind me right now. we know that two people tragically lost their lives and five others are still in that rubble. even under this looming weather, people and first responders are there sifting through all of it with specialized machinery. they have search dogs here on this team, they're saying that one survivor is giving them hope that they're gonna find more people through this devastating scene. we know the blast was so powerful, not to power several homes here in the area. we know foundations were also rocked. the building right next to us, apparently the foundation moved about four feet. the devastation is catastrophic here. we spoke to the mayor who happens to be a firefighter. she rushed to the scene there,

she was trying to get information to convey to her constituents. she's also trying to save lives in the process. there's such a flow of information, they are so careful to make sure they get it right. for many people in this community, it is a full tragedy. keep in mind, this chocolate factory has been in this community for decades. people, grandparents have worked here. in the sheer loss of life component of this is going to touch many lives at the end of this investigation. we are still trying to figure out what caused this explosion. there's a lot of theories out there right now, we don't want to speculate. it is something that the investigators here are very keen on trying to figure out and get some answers to this. i do want to show you some of the search that's happening right now. we want to be careful because there is active searching going on. people are using that machinery to clean up the debris as well. they are moving a lot of this

area, or getting ready to. we do know they are still searching for more survivors. we know that governor john shapiro was here a little bit ago surveying this, taking it all in. he knows that this community is deeply impacted by this. this is going to be an ongoing effort for many days, if not weeks ahead until they figure what happened here. redshirt, we are going to be here as soon as we learned what happened. >> thank you george, we appreciate it. coming up everybody, denying executive privilege claims the former trump aide that must now testify in the d.o.d. criminal investigation in the 2020 election campaign. the latest from mississippi or at least 20 people are dead from tornadoes that ripped through that area. we will be right back. we will be right back.

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continuing the following in mississippi where tornadoes have killed at least 24 people, search and rescue teams are continuing the search for survivors in the reigns of homes businesses and vehicles. the towns of rolling fulks, just a few miles from one of the largest tornadoes. it is been a buddhist rubble. >> and then you're anti-was on the other end. >> on the other end of town. how is her house? >> no. who is on the ground. >> as abiding releasing a statement saying he and first lady are quote, praying for those who have left. we are continuing to monitor the events as they happen. new details this weekend. into multiple investigations into the former president on trump as his lawyer testifies before a grand jury on friday about three and a half hours. this is coming as abc news is

reporting that a judge has also ruled coke and must turn over any handwritten notes, invoices, transcriptions, and personal audio recordings involving the mar-a-lago documents probe. a george's ordered several top aides including mark meadows to testify before a grand jury in the doj investigation into january 6th. joining me now is former federal prosecutor jill wine-banks. it is a pleasure to talk to you. let's read for folks a tweet that you put out there at the testimony from evan corcoran in which you say that this is a leak that could be the end of the beginning of accountability for trump. could you expand on that for me please? >> certainly, thank you yasmin. i think you can say it is the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning. but this could be really devastating testimony if it is true that he is going to testify or has testified. he testified yesterday that

donald trump lied to him and told him that everything that has been turned over so that he falsely wrote an affidavit that was given to the government that proves obstruction of the investigation by donald trump. that is a clear cut case to make. it goes beyond just the fact that he has refused to return classified documents and classified documents, removal from the white house is a crime. it is one that is not prosecuted unless there is something else, in this case the something else is obstruction of justice and the deliberate determination that he would not return them when he was asked for them, when he was told that the government knew that he had them. i think it could be very, very definitely horrible for donald trump. >> any issues with claiming this crime fraud exception on the part of the doj?

that was the reason that compelled him to testify before the grand jury. >> crime fraud is the exception to attorney client privilege and executive privilege. that should not apply to mark meadows and all the others that you mentioned in the opening. in this case, either cochrane was a winning or unwitting accomplice to him. we know it was alive because more documents were filed after the supposed search. we know that cochrane wrote an affidavit that he then had someone else sign, that of course was suspicious to me. i want to say, i'm not convinced that he wasn't actively engaged and knowingly was refusing to sign it because he knew it wasn't true, or at least suspected it wasn't true. then christina did sign it. she actually caveat it saying

that based on information that i have been provided, she didn't do the search and so she didn't claim that she had personal knowledge. these are things that we have to watch for and see how it plays out. either way, it is not a good look for donald trump and quickly could lead to a very clear cut case against him for obstruction. >> talk about the significance of this reporting, ordering corcoran to hand over a number of records to what was described as trump's alleged scheme. invoices, transcriptions, personal audio recordings, and also now hearing the fact that chief of staff mark meadows, his former running mate miller. they're having to now testify. what does all this mean? in a stage of this investigation. >> well, it means a lot of things. first of all, it means that the courts are sticking to the rule of law.

it has been, since watergate when the executive privilege was held to not to apply and a subpoena for the recordings of the white house had to be a bag because it could have been in furtherance of a crime. crime fraud has always applied to executive privilege and certainly to attorney-client privilege. these are top level, close people to donald trump you have the information about his motivation and his knowledge. and his intent. these are all very important witnesses. i can't think of anything more important than this reference to audio in the notice for the testimony by cochrane. it is unclear whether the voice notes that he made where it is him saying what he heard from trump or whether it's an actual recording of him talking to trump, either way, it is good.

as always it is a pleasure. all right so as we mentioned donald trump is holding a rally in just a couple of hours in waco, texas. the choice of that particular city of course is no accident. it was the site of the directly government siege of the grand committee and religious sect 30 years ago. it has become an alamo of sorts, a shrine to the proud boys, the three percenters, the oath keepers, and other anti government extremists and militia members who have known what trump's widow visit symbolizes. i want to bring in the executive director of the state democratic party. michael, -- the choice of waco in and of itself, just watch netflix, one most turning things on netflix right now is a revisit of what happened in waco, texas 30 years ago. the houston chronicle said this

is not a dog whistle to extremists but a glowing horn of a massive 18 wheeler. why doesn't this blatant pandering as we are seeing seem to give any pause to more quote unquote, mainstream republicans? >> you're asking me. look, we can talk about waco. of course, they're good people live in waco. it is fascist central. the fact that all trump would consider holding a rally there, having a rally there is fine. having a rally there on the 30th anniversary of waco to signal that you are supporting the proud boys and other racist extremist groups. i don't know how this helps him at all because i still have hope that the majority of the republican party rejects that

and would never re-nominate somebody who would make such a gross choice for his announcement for renomination. >> barbara, out to talk about some of the violent rhetoric that we've been hearing in the wrap up to what is to come, whatever that is from the manhattan da. trump wrapping up his rhetoric aimed at brag, toasting and then the leading a picture of himself with a baseball bat next to a picture of brag and warning of an indictment against him may lead to quote unquote potential death and destruction around the country. it is unbelievable. nbc news reporting a flood of threats including a letter with white powder and it matches that red, yesterday we saw this. i love it, i'm going to kill you. when does the stop? >> well, he is counting on and not stopping. we saw when he made the announcement that he was going

to -- when he announced on twitter that he was going to be invited. he was essentially priming his voters to take action. i knew at that point what he was doing. he was engaging and enticing voters to conduct behaviors that could lead to violent behavior against brag or anyone else for that matter. it is incredibly dangerous. there probably is a legal definition. i would imagine, whether it's legal or not, this is inciting violence. i'm concerned about the district attorney brag. he himself said that he is not going to be intimidated by donald trump. donald trump aside, there are a lot of other people out there that might actually take things into their own hands. we've already seen democratic officials probably being threatened. i do have concerns for him. i have concerns for the

criminal justice process. whether style trump or anybody else, there are folks and willing to engage the process because the leaders of these institutions are being threatened. that is a larger problem for our system. this has an extraordinary impact, not just on individuals, the violence of the individual, but to our system as a whole. >> let's look ahead if we can for a moment. so, we saw what happened on january 6th. because of what the former president of the 90s did. we are hearing this violent rhetoric all over. upping security here, across the board. in the lead up to what may come from the man handy's office. the choice to hold this rally in waco, texas as well. is there a link for someone to occupy in the lead up to 2024 that could be the sensible voice of the republican party?

because while donald trump has gone low, this is lower. >> for the problem is is that our trump has dragged on the whole process. there is a legal term called obstruction of justice. the prosecution should act swiftly against it. the good people, we have career politicians who are running, but other people are going to stay out of the race because they don't want to be affected by trump's antics. donald trump, there is no low that you can go to it on trump, he will just drag you continually to the bottom. but then it is up to the republican parties to reject that kind of behavior. we need to rally them. the person who obviously is the uncontested rival of trump's rhonda santa's. his goal right now is one, he wants to make sure that he wins florida, try to focus on that.

and two, he has got to keep this a two person race, there's no way to beat donald trump right now in a republican omniscient process where there are multiple candidates. it'll just end up dividing the vote. he will come out on top. he has got to be very careful to make sure that he is keeping other people. he has to have a strategy to keep other people out of the race. or swiftly get to a two person race. >> wait for me if you will. can sensible prevail? >> listen, giannis and his point, the presidential campaigns in my view are often about social and political movements. it's one thing to be anti, and ron desantis has talked about being anti woke. i think that sort of part of narrative he comes really important if you're going to

build a consensus and build a movement around your candidacy. rhonda scent is can do that. but why i'm concerned about is the policy that it will have with a lot of like-minded folks around the country. a lot of what ron desantis is doing in florida is being taken up by governors and state legislatures across the country. their business in terms of the framework that is being implemented on a policy standpoint. i don't know if he personally has what it takes to, today, you beat donald trump. especially as there are multiple candidates. >> tyler, smuggle, appreciate it. coming up everybody, a slap in the face for young democratic voters. why biden tiktok will come with serious political repercussions. repercussions.

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>> joining me now is patricia oliver who was seen in a video getting arrested. he was a parkland school shooting survivor. thank you for joining us, we've created. yes of course, what do you was so ugly just about what was happening in that hearing? what stood out to you that you just couldn't believe? >> the way it was conducted by the man was really unfair. in the sense that you know, everybody has to have their own time to express their comments about their views about the big

office and the second movement. that was what the hearing is about. they were continually interrupting. they're exposing their points. the freedom of the republican party to say in unlimited time that we saw witnesses who were from the democrat side. the way they were conducting the hearing was really unfair. it was a moment, the chairman represented them, he was talking about guns and the problem that we have in mexico, the border and the guns. there was a point when i stood up, that was a trigger for me. i said, if he was going to say

that they were going to mexico or coming from the u.s., the trafficking of guns, weapons and any kind of -- magazines, weapons of war, every time that you can imagine, they are trafficking or coming from the u.s.. when i couldn't contain myself, i just turned up and said, why did you not say where the guns are coming from? immediately right after, she said, because -- could the security please take the woman out of this room? he did say anything more than that. i think that if you have a hearing and that was my first hearing, you should be directed to the audience. >> patricia, you brought up congressman, of texas.

i want to play a little bit of what he had to say in comparing union husband who lost her son in a school shooting to january 6th insurrectionists. >> is this an insurrection? will they be held to the same, i don't want another january 6th. >> they ought to be held to the same standard. i think there -- does the capitol police not do their job? >> what is going on? >> patricia, hearing that sound, what did that duty? >> it is ironic and sarcastic. he was very sarcastic about the situation that we had in a country on january 6th.

we are going on hearings about that day. he was getting jailed because of that day in our behavior. it is not following rules, or paperwork to do his role. he -- we the people are doing their job. he is sending the wrong message. how are you comparing that with the insurrection? we're talking about? we are parents of kids that we love who were shot four times. and people like mr. powell were -- >> i want to leave folks with a tweet for her husband. jimmy getting arrested is totally irrelevant. the fact that chairman felon allowed lie after lie to protect the strategy. our son joaquin still has a voice and he will use it whenever it is needed.

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