it's 10:00 a.m. in new york. i'm lindsey reiser. i'll be joined ace this hour by yasmin vossoughianríz mississippi. she'll have much more on the tornado devastation in a moment. we're also covering major stories around the world. ine1 israel, massive protestsç(% against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. tens of thousands filled the streetsrcnç after the country's right-wing leader abruptly fired the defense minister for challenging netanyahu's plan for overhauling theq judiciary. this morning, sites are grounded and hundreds of thousands on strike. here in new york, backñ1 on indictment match in the president trump caseñr of hundr% moeschlp involving stormy danie. a jury is expected to resume today. we have another report of another witness. we're live. but we begin with the zi. yasmin.

>> reporter: thank you, linsey. in this smalli] town of rolling fork, at the alabama border, desperate recovery efforts are continuing days after a wave of tornadoes tour throughe1 thisr óa, including this powerful svev hour. flattening homes, pullingr lines out of the ground and killingxp >> we've got a lot of friends, a now, soxd weq can't do nothing pray. that's allñi wee1 can do.

tojffá give every laste1 person carry on. >> reporter: and i really give you a sense of kind of what we're seeing here, this town of rolling forke1 was completely ok flattened. completely wiped out. homes just gone.e1 within dz came into this town and completely wiped out qhome, thi woman dolores who lived right over there, her sister delinda lost her life. they walked out of the trailer, and her trailer, just gone, her body found hours later. this community in mourning as you look at the complete and utter destruction.

his fq his grandbaby's life, his so much of this community still reeling in these recovery efforts knowing that they're lucky that they're able to survive, but alsoi] know that other9q(sr&iesxd are hurting rit now. i want to talk to the mayorjf o rolling fork. mayor eldridge joining us now -- mayor walker, joining us now. mayor, thank you for joining us. iq aw$áq(rpáe it. i knowq it's a rough timeq for e community after this tornado. talk us through, if you will, the recovery efforts and how you guys are picking up the pieces. >> well, recovery is still going on. i'% thinking today is going to be thecok final day ofq that everybody has been accounted for mostly. and as you know,xd we've lost 1 folks in this community.

and being a small community that we are, everybody knows each other. what's important is that our families are taken care of. >> yeah. >> our displaced families and those injured, and that's taken care of. right now, we're looking atr trying to come back. to rebuild rolling fork, mississippi, to make it a better community thanr we just really want to thank the volunteers and folks who have come from as far as tennessee, ì(lc% it's a great thing. we're just thankful for them. and i thank them on behalf of our community. >> how do you rebuild from something like that? i was speaking to jeffrey earlier, whose mother's housee1 wasc ruined. thq >> it is daunting, as we look around. but we've got commitments fromo our state government.

our governor has been here, our lieutenant governor, our congressman has been xdjfhere. state representatives andt(e1 senators have been here. they committed to this community tofá help us reb5$f" the city o rolling fork back to what it once w#kñ and to makeñi it even better. >> you live justr >> yes, i fádo. >> you experienced this tornado? >> yes, i did. >> you had to batten down the hatches yourself? >>lp yes, my wife and i, we hado get in the tub. by the timefá we got in the tub and coveredçó up,fá the storm w coming through. in a nick of time, we were able to go intox itjf çóthrough. but lplastly, just the families that have lost their love÷( one, to know that theirt( mayor, the stay and their ñi> what was itok like, 200-mile-per-hour wind coming through? >> yes. >>q and now you view the destruction, when you walked outside, what was left of your ?

>> overwhelmed,e1 devastated.t( about thee1 devastation, thisc devastation.t( $eh @&h(lc% and we've got a long road to get back. but this communityok is resilie and we're going to make it back. we're going to make it back bigger and better. >> there are folks here worried whenq the trucksñi and people g away, that the story will be not worrying about that, right. 75% of people in this community are black americans. >> yes. >> what do you say to those folks? how do you make sure they're not forgotten, the eyes on rolling fork? >é

i'm happy thate1 you and your family are doing well.jf i wish you the best with the recovery inçó comes months and years. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. so much of whatc we've seen so far here in rolling fork, it is a tragedy, to say the least, but also other areas were affected as well. aboutñi 30 miles northeaste1 of silver city, mississippi, they were affected as well from this massive tornado that came in. our maggie vespa is standing by for us. maggie, if you will, take us there, and give us youri] perspective of whaté@■ youg%iñ seein■çó there on the ñrground.k >> yeah, yasmin, you said that of the communityok where you ar rolling fork, where everyone

knows each other. same here. with rolling fork aó[■ couple thousand residents, silver city has just over 300. and in the city of 300 e1people three died. andi] when you look at the devastation, it's, honestly, hard to believe there weren't and someone said there's a child under that e1rubble. it was a 2-year-old girle1 who saidlpe1 hexd tried to resuscit with cpr. here's part of this harrowing story, take a listen. >> i started doing e1cpr, they started breathing, i thought, thank gosh, she's breathing,

doing cpr, started giving mouth to mouth, i guess herfá wound w too great.e1w3xde1 she had bruises on her body. and her little brotherñi was climbing out of a pile of debris.i]e1w3 >> reporter:okçó that'se1 larry telling us he hak( slept five hours total since xdñifriday. but he's cried since friday. he said he doesn't know the name of the little girl, the name of the family, the girl who heok tried to save and the families he came across that night. !een helping e hm each ñiother. i just want to give you a look, one final look, in all of that heartache helping each other. we have heavy machinery ov here. everybody is showingxd up with bulldozers, with machinery, to start moving debris around. theylp don't want to wait for fema, yasmin. they want to get here and start cleaning up themselves, knowing,

that, again, unfortunately, they believe federal aidfá could tak time to get here. and these people don't have time to wait,fá yasmin. i'll send it back to you. >> yes, we're seeing the same thing on the grounde1 here at rolling fork. folks are kind of helping each other out. cleaningnn■ things up. not knowing what the end looks like, they just want to get started. >> yeah. >> hoping that fema arrives with the efforts here. maggie 6dnpa, as always, we thank you. so, i've been here in rolling fork since saturdáe1 morning, i've had a chance to speak with mississiqbi governor reeves and i asked them how they would reassure thew3 community they would be there to rebuild, even long aftere1 we all ñileft. here's what they had to say. >> we understand thatfj$r' the immediate aftermath of these events,çó not only are there a t of aid resources and federal resources, they are just people

here. they're volunteers that have driven from all overq this country to leave. eventually, they're going to leave, tv news is going to leave.7 disaster to hit somewhere else. and i have to be here to assurd these people we arexd not leavi. we are not leaving. we are going to bee1 here to he this community lprebuild. it's a close tight-knit community. we're proud of them. we're proud of their resilience. we're proud of the fact that there were a lot of people trapped in their homes, as soon as they gotq out, they went dow the street to make sure neighbors were okay, their cousin was okay. with 5a■mississippi, i assure t we're going to help them fáu rebuild. >> we are here for thefá long haul, we're here not just fo' the recovery, but we also want to make sure rebuilding, we're doing in a way that maksfá these communities that are impacted. >> in addition to recovery and rebuilding, many here are concerned aboute1 maintaining t

town's unique place in culture.1 legend has itñ1 thist( is the i where the teddy bear was created in the hunting trip of teddy bear. and also muddy waters. and now there are questions as to whether a monument, the legendary is still standing. i want to bring in a coordinator with the lower delta partnership which is a noncultural programming business leader group in the area. thank you for being qhere. >> thank you. >> absolutely.t]m rá's importan here. meg, you worked in this community? >> yes. >> your business is now gone? >> y now gone. >> and other family members have lost their businesses as well? >> yes. >> what does rolling fork mean to you? >> it's a special place. >> it's a special place. it is a special place.a(it's go community here. i wasn't born here, i married into the delta is what i like th

but i've been here 31 years, but i'm here.ok this is a wonderful place, it's a special place. we're seeing that with the k"=■! people thatu >> tel■ us about its unique place in history, right. muddy waters. >> yesñ1 muddy waters. and just born outsidenn■ of rolg fork, hee1 always said rolling fork was his hometown. hee1 lived here until he wast( years old. and then moved to clark with his grandmother. but this is where he wasfá born. he's special to us. you know, it's a special thing because he's such a blues e1e1 legend. there's still morgan fields relatives here in rolling fork á today. >> and then the monument, as you enter the city, that isxd still standing as i saw earlier today.

>> we actually have 18 ofe1 tho sculptures around town. chain sawlp carved sculptures, teddy bearse1 carved from cypre trees around town. that is something we do each year atqq our festival. in october, we have the festival, the great bear fair whiche1 e1commemorates, 1900 be hunt that president roosevelt came on in rolling i]fork. he dv not kill a bear. that led to the naming of stuffed toy bears as teddy bear s. if you think about them,q all o your stuffed animals are just a stuffed giraffe or elephant, or whatever. but ifi] you've got ako■ bear, a teddy bear. and that came from here. >> a lot of history and a lot of tradition and family coming together amidst all of this

and really hoping for better days in the future, in the aftermath of this tornado. for now, i'm going to send it back to you, we'll be back in just a little bit to tell you what's going on here. >> greatt( footage, yasmin. incredible. to hear the mayor himself and his wife, they had to>(%defá in the bathtube1 while this was happening. thanks for the stories and talking about what a special place this is. as bad as things are in the region, there's possibly more severe weather on the way. in some of the same areas hit hardest this weekend. nbc's mich!t tracking what's next. michelle, what are you watching for? >> hi there, great to see you. in this area, mississippi would be friday. we need to prepare for that. we have showers in the forecast tonight. into t'mt)rowr and then a stretch of sunny days. that will help with the

rebuilding, the recovery, and kind of just cleaning up there. but we are watching storms today. we've still got frontal boundary, keep in mind, it's the same frontal boundary brought through last week, through the win the, brought tható[■ danger weather. mississippi on friday, we saw storms in georgia. notice today, storms still in georgia, also in alabama, and new orleans, to the carolinas. this is the same frontal boundarye1 moving very, very slowly. it's going to continue to move slowly over the next 24 hours. you see radar, the brighter colors of red, oranges and yellows, that's where we're seeing the heaviest rain falling.e1 lots offá lightning. very electrical. continuing to see the lightning especially after the daytime heating. in thefá center of your screen the center part of mississippi, you see an orange box, that's the thunderstorm warnings. you see that pink box in portions of georgia. that is a tornado watch.

so there'se1 aw3 concern for mo strong storms throughout the afternoon.t( lots of heavy rain, andxd risk flash flooding throughout the day, çótoo. because these storms could see rainfall rates of one inch, one and a halft( inchese1 per hour. it's pulling that moisture of the gulf, that's whyq we're seeing heavier rains we do have floodlpiáu(u(rqj in alabama and georgia. where you see the green, that i1 a flood watch.c c1 the redr and tells us flooding is happen right now. macon, you can see tricky travel. you want to stay in and avoid any flooded roadways. and we're expecting quite a bit of rain especially the gulf coast or portions of the southeast. locally, 3 inches or greater. with the e1downpours, we could e a short amount ofok rain. dtqi áq+ere storms, throughout afternoon, dealing with winds up to 60 miles per hour with any

storms happening. damaging hail, those are the two main okthreats, gusty winds and the hail. and heavy downpours. the likelyiest spots would be where you see the yellow shading. albany to savannah.ok we're going to watch that closely, just like bill karins is going to watchfá the storms throughout the afternoon. here's a sudden soaker, moving so slowly to theu another round of weather, 54 million at rick. we're goingq to very much itxd y close. lindsey. >> never good when we hear

something compared to ae1 spong being wringed out. michelle t(e1grossman, thank yo. all eyes on the grand jury as theyçó reconvene fátoday. and former president trump and hush5a■ payments to stormy dani. buti] fights, inside a deep politicalw3 turmoil in israeli, sparked by overhaul that critics say undermines democracy.t( and in 60 seconds, a deadly explosion in a chocolate factory that has changed a community. >> it's truly humbling to see a community come together. it's such ae1 shame it tends to happen only when tradition eyes did happen. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ]

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plans to overhaul the country's judicial system. tens of thousands also took to the streets after netanyahue1 fired the defense minister, the first member of his party to speak out against the planned changes. this morning,xdñi israeliçó dip tell nbc news that the country's diplomatic corps haslp joined t that means embassies in washington, and other embassies around the world are closed. and raf sanchez is there via the phone.ñi raf, we know it's supposed to be televised but that'sa9■ postponed. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, there are thousands and thousands in front of the israeli parliament knesset building. i'm just a couple blocks away. ixd can seee1e1 a s"÷ of blue f protesters in the area. when i make it off the phone i'm going to trye1 to get to that area. they're waiting forxd statement from benjamin netanyahu, the delayed statement. the expectation is that, ine1 t

face of these enormous protests which have been going on for months now reached a really xd unprecedented fever pitch in the last 24lp hours, it's thasá the israeli prime minister ise1fá g to back down in some form. and he's going to announce that he is note1 moving ahead, at let for now, with this judicial overhaul. that was at least the expectation when we heard the statement was happening. but it's now been several hourì% of silence and we don't know exactly what'sjf going onñr ins benjamin netanyahu's residence. we do know that the far right o1 írj government is very, very unhappy aboutt(xd any possibilif him backing down. they want to see the plan to weaken the israeli supreme court go through.k#h(lc% and as much as we have seen, these very large crowds of mostly, not all, but mostly liberal protesters on the jerusalem over the last couple !m1ñ there is also a large right-wing constituency'n this country that supports the prime minister. and the feeling is starting to

grow among benjamin netanyahu5f bas@páhat they won the election back in november. and yet, t stopping the government from carrying through its program. we're expecting a right-wing 8h pro-netanyahu rally in front of the knesset in a couple hours. and one of the many things %-pin this country you may have collision between the pro and e1 anti-netanyahu demonstrations withinne next couple of hours. now, the biden administration has been very concernede1 about this. we saw the /hq

the general flights which i just flew into the airporte1 is no longer having outbound flights. shop, day cares, all across the country are closed. and everyone around t0eb world are waiting to see what prime minister benjamin netanyahu will say in the next coming to say. the remains of two more victims in east pennsylvania were found overnight after that tragic explosion at a historic chocolate factory on friday. authorities have stopped operations after finding the two victims. now the5a■ focus of the investigation turns to what caused the deadly explosion.5a■ nbc's georgexd solis joins us fd west reading, pennsylvania.

george, what more do wexd know aboute1 the investigation? >> reporter: yeah, xdlinsey, we know it's moving forward. äbwqws here as youe1 mentxded switching frome1 the search and rescue operations. to cleanup. we've seen e1qcleanups in the p, they're pretty quick to get things out of here to find out wict caused it.e1 here i notice they're taking their time and could have some significance to do with theñi impact on this community.ñripj&% i mean, this chocolate factory has been in the west reading community for decades. people have grown up with the e1 candy. people know people who work there, this community,e1 as you understand is reeling from the loss of these lives. the hope was kept fáalive over e weekend when one person was found alive. so the hope is more people would be left. be left. unfortunatespá was not the case. the governor was here on saturday touring the site. he's actually ordered thee1 common$ezth flag to be lowered to honor the victims. we know the victimsr

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today, a new witness is expected to appear before the new york grand jury investigating former president donald trump and hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. that's according to a source with direct knowledge of the situation. you can see here, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg is leading that investigation arriving at his office this morning. bragg has come underfá increasi attack from trump and his fellor nbc's vaughn hillyard was at trump's rally over the weekend. he joins us outsidee1 of west pm beach mar-a-lago. and also outside of that e1offi, gabe gutierrez. gabe, you're outsidet( of the d.a.'s office, what moref)ñ you know about the morning?

>> reporter: çówell, lindsey, w don't know who thate1fá witnessl be, asf tou noted, ae1 signific development, according to a source with knowledge of the matter, a witness is expected td testify before this grand jury. we expect it to happen sometime this afternoon of course, it's always subject to change. but d.a. alvin bragg as you said, arriving at this arlier today.g at this and the grand jurye1 has been meeting on mondays, wednesdays and e1thursdays, lindsey. last thursday, they dide1 not pk up thee1 alleged hush money cas. the last. witness they heard from was robert costello.e1 we do know know if they'd head to a vote on a possible indictment, but just in the last few hours,d(q■xd source confirming we're anticipating a

and when we got back on the plane, i wanted to ask him how he was feeling ahead of a possible indictment. i'll just let you listen to part of thatxe-!9 are you frustrated by the investigation? >> i'm not frustrated by anything? why am i frus(uq"? i just didfá a speech for two ñ% hours. i'm not frustrated by anything.1 i justlp had polls that came ou where i'm 40 points çóahead.ñr see, this is what i hate about fake news. you seem like for two days you'rexd frustrated -- >> i'm not sayingçójf -- >> and nbc news is one of thi worst for çóthat. don't ask me any more e1questio.

>> reporter: so as you heard, the former president,çñrlindsey is not e1frustrated. this is two-prong for him no(!ñr one, the investigations that ar1 increasingly drawing attention and scrutiny around him, and that the is runp)st perpendicular to the presidential campaign. we talked to folks on thexd ground, that regardless of what happens, they say they've got his back. and for donald trump,xd this is coming at a time in which he could be staring at not only an on but the potential that criminal proceedings and some court hearings could be taking place at the same timee1 that he's trying to mount this presidential run in the months ahead. >> talked four times about this

>> it is possible, lindsey. juries are secret, so we don't know what's going on. this new witness may be in response to this attorney robert costello who tried to discredit michael cohen last week. and costellot( wasn't just a concerned citizen coming forward. he's represented peoplee1e1 lik xdx. and hise1 goal was to get the grand jury to not indicte1 trum. i think the indictment is still more a question of when, than if. prosecutors haveñi signaled tha they're close to the end of their investigation. so, the nextok step is thate1 prosecutors would deliver something like a closing statement to the grand jury,w3 summarizing all of the witnesses they present, all of theçó documents thate1 they've e1read. and then prosecutors leave the room, snf the grand jury votes.

>> paul, the former president took aim at alvin bragg during hisjf rally,ó[■ accusing him of prosecutorial misconduct and he's got< ■ much farther on soc media.ó[■ his lawyers have a different >> there would be for you and me, e1lindsey, it's a crime to threaten ae1 prosecute. an ordinary person who posted a photo of a baseball bat next to the headtó# a prosecutor could be arrested. and ift( the grand jury indicts donald trump on hush money payments, the case will go to a trial judge who will quickly shut down these efforts to intimidate the prosecutors. but i also think special counsel

jack smith is paying attentionç wondering if trump lodged anything from january 6th, that trump seems to beçó trying to incite the same violence now in manhattan. prosecutors worry that when people are not held accountabler there'sñr no deterrent to stop them from impeding their criminal conduct. so trump's antics could actually enhance his chances of being prosecuted by thew3 feds for thi insurrection. >> paul butler, thanks fore1 yo time. appreciate it. next, much more■k on the devastation in mississippi, as survivors sift through the tornado wreckage. and the storms didn't just rip through homes, they ripped apart

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the cleanup from those re25 mississippi over thexd weekend just beginning, andt( it's goin

to take a very long time before residents are fully back on their feet. now, this morning,u it got blown all the way down the street. because ofñi those crazy tornad winds. and then you think about, of course, the loss ofñr life andxw targeted this thing was.i] if you've never been inside a tornado, it's not like a hurricane that can kind of wipe

out an entire arwa, some are incredibly targeted, some houses remaining totally standing, untouched. others just totally flattened. i spoke with fájeffrey, a littl bit earlier today. he was in his home with hisñi mother and his grand nieces and nephews as well. it was four of them total. and amidst this tornado, they had hung on for dear life. let's take a little bit of a listen toe1 what he told me abo his zq.3ç+% >> walk us through where you guys hunkered down. your mom wasxd here. the grand nieces and nephews were in that room. >>u >> babies, right? >> yes. >> you're dealing with it, you winds coming lptowards, you, ragsá? >> yes. >> and youu >> yes, she grabbed them, put them in thee1 bedroom, and we jó

started closing doors. i'll follow you. >> started closing the doors. and once she got the doors closed, the transformer broke. the lights went out. we just all jump on to the bed. >> you guys jump on to the bed, all four of you, plus you. >> yes, we jumped on to the bed. i came in, made sure that doorq. it was closed. as soon as i said that, the transformer blew, the lights went out. i couldn't see anything. i just knew they were on the bed. i just jumped on the bed with them. and then it was just wind. ñ floor. all of that blew this way. there was -- i knew i heard

something like a roof coming off, i thoughtçó this one was o, but it was actually in the bathroom. so all of that wind and debris was flying in, hitting us in the face. >> you guys come out o bedroom, right? >> uh-huh. >> and talk about whatwm+■ you right? >> yeah, so --lp >> the ñrtornado, the aftermath. >> yeah, that, the refrigerator ended up where you can see a hole on the wall there. >> right. >> it's moved over. all of the mattresses5a■ fromxd bedroom were right there in tha1 hole, in that store, kind of moved away so you can lookxci around there. the door is blown out. it just took the doore1 out.w3 this door is supposedw3 to be dn there somewhere. and you see raint( coming throu the top up here. >> and then you come out of your house -- let's walk this way --

just to kind of show what you saw. you come outñi of your house an it's gone? >> yeah, the whole town is gone. >> whole town is gone. >> i seen nothing -- i can't recognize anything.ñrokr >> you came out of this house, and that is one of the moste1 incredible things. a., the survival of the family, and this, that massive tornado. and then he sees this, right. the picture that you're seeing right now on your screen, the absoluteq destruction of the place in which he grew up. his entire family grew up, his brothers, his mother. that bed in which they sat in, embraced, while that tornado embraced, while that tornado charged tzháhat community, that very bed is where his dad died just months ago. jeffrey along with his brotheru roger and others0l■ feel like i was divine intervention they are here today, and they survived that tornado the way theyt( e15.

and they're very much still picking up the pieces and reeling after all they have bee( 3tmhrough. lindsey. >> i want to ask a question, you were talking about these are e1babies,@uét 1-year-old, when you stepped out of the frame to shoé7■ the semi truck. iq noticed a package of diapers a diaper bag, kids' toys. how aret( they doing with supplies? >> reporter: they've got a lot of volunteers. first of all, fema'se1 here.t(e1 fema's on the ground, right? the president has declarede1 a disaster declaration. they're getting a lot of resources here. there's a lot of volunteers coming into town. they have a whole medical unit set up just on the edge of town as well. so, they're taking care of folks, and a lot of family ors are stepping up for people as well. but the community, it's devastated. and they're going to be devastated for quite some time as they deal with this. >> just incredible,óoi] thank y. next, nuclear e/qhostage. that's whatñr ukraine is callin

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