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the top e1court. good day. i'mñilp andrea mitchell in ase1 we expect, the new york grd jury in the case of donald trump will be hearing from another witness today even after the former president is facing the possibility of a string of white houselplp advisers answering questions before a washington, d.c. ferwáp&t( grand jury in jad smith's investigation into january 6th nows;n that a forme judge>2+led those former aidesf cannot be exempt from testifying because of executive privilege. joining usw3 is garrett haake i manhattan,e1 harry litman, and mimiokxd roka,w3 and vaughn hil. we're hearing the manhattan grand jury willtxi■ new testimony today from another witness. tell us what we know. >> that is the easier question

to answer. thdó grand jury ise1e1 expected reconvene today andfá expected i say expected because i thinkl we were alllp humbledxp the reminder that this is a secret process and there can be curveballs here. i can tell you who we do not expect to appear today. any of the key players in this drama. i can tell you michaele1fá cohe not expected to be here. stormy daniels is not expected to be here nor is any witness put forward by d'@ald trump'st( attorneysk:@&h(lc% attorneysk:@&h(lc% iqñr'k we can safely infer that probably includes allen weisselberg at this stage, the former cfo of the trump organization whot( isxd now

d.a.'s office behind mee1 over e next couple of hours andúfrgure out who they're talking to andcl what that may tell us about the status of this investigation which the d.a. himself describes as veryxd much ongoing. great to see you,q mim.ñi i want toçóxdv "meet the press" after donald trump was saw holding a baseball trump was saw holding a baseball bat in a oklppost.tj?jr'k it wa down once he realized thet( rhetoric attached to it.

>> he only took down the photo. it's not like a possibility thaó trump's rhetoric creates violence. it already happened once. can you not concerned this could happen? >> i'm not accepting that proposition that his rhetoric created violence. i think violencee1 was on the w give us the back story here. >> hi. great to see you. this was so important. it really -- i can't believe i have to say this out loud, i will.xd there should bee1 no one -- peoe who are potential i]targets, witnesses, ordinary citim■ making threats of violence whetherfá implicit orçó explici against prosecutors, period. certainly prosecutors are not immune fromfáñr criticism or

critique. we should bñl and we are. people can have stronge1 opinio about casese1 we bring or don't bring. butr anti-democratic. thatçó threatens the foundationf the independence of the rule of q=im■ on which ourfá democracy qdepends. i'm proud that formerñrlp prosecutors have spoken out about this. i would call on all currentñr elected prosecutors aroundxd th country regardless of their this is not aboutxdxd politics,s is about the sanctity ofxd the rule ofq law. >> harry, we know after that post there wasç"a death e1threah letter that arrived inb.■ alvin bragg's office, it had white powder that turned out not to be harmful but this was at least>c among 11 other deathr

members of his team.fá he put out a note over the >> yeah. everything mimi says is right. it's great to see her back here. the bottom line is there's going to be 11 more and fá11 more and1 more. this will be au he will continue to revr potential violent base. and it'sok -- c$yknow, it happened. it's happened i'm sure to mimi and to much on a much smaller version, it's got to be bragg's job and his prosecutors to focuk on theçó prosecution and trust the nypd and theñi fbiñi who wie all over this. it is a sad fact of this weird new normal that we're about to enterçó this week or next week when a former president and current presidential candidate is underxd ind)?5q9ñ it'sxd justxd a feature of what

coming. no way around w3it. >> harry, we shouldxdfá caution don't know if he'll bejf indict, just everything pointedjfço tha. it's a secret process. we don't know what bragg is goinge1 to xddecide. >> we should caution, but i've already put all myqxd chips on

>> vaughn, you then went ahead and pushed back and followed up quite a bit. he ended up cutting that q&a with thexdxd reporters off. >> right. i asked himlp that specific questionw3 a(t the "death ande1 waco rally. he stoodçó there with his hand his heart as the starxd spangle banner played as part of ajfé@

soi] when we're talking about donald trump's statements about turmoil and chaos for years ahead if he's ñicharged. potential death and destruction, i can tell you from coveringñi donald trump over all these years, there's a great share of the american population that does not view those statements as hyperbole.u donald trump at his waco rally suggested if he doesn'tcñi win ñ that the united states iscu doomed.#o u$at's wh sure we have him on thak record. átnce, but at the same time

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mississippi and georgia declared states of emergency after at least 12xd destructive tornadoesw3 includingok a catastrophic eef-4. atmtpá the majority of themxd in mississippi where rolling fork was the hardest hit town, completely devastated after a á friday.

nbc news has been speaking to some of the survivors. >> it was soñi loud. i never heard anything likeeoñ this. and my husban$■p was yelling because he was hitfá in the hea with bricks. >> there was aq couch that sit right here, it's noñit( longer . i don't know where it's at. we lounged around in this room right here. there was a wall right here where this guyt(e1 is standing d that used to be a laundry room. the& it's no longer there. >>fá joining thompson in rolling fork, mississippi and meteorologist bill karins. i've been watchingxd your heartbreaking coverage all weekend. it's amazing. >> yeah. absolutelyçó hor$' let me give you a sense of that. we're st+n 9

used to be a building. there are two 18-wheelers that were launched on top of this building during this tornado. we areym■ talking about debris going 30,000, 35,000 feet in the air with the strength to liftñr 18-wheelers, stacking theml top of each othert( here. this is what we're seeing in businesses]ñ in homes around ths community. in speaking to residents here, we were hered tornado madeñi landfall. just hearing from people here, thezv■ stories are devastating. i spoke toq a mother,xd melinda washington, she was in her home. her son was in his room. her husband was ini+he bathroom when all of a suddenfá the wall began to shake. the glass popped out of the windows, all four walls of her bedroom were closed in on her, piled on top of her. her husbandp,■ had toq dig thro the debris to get her out. shee1 isçó bruisedxd andçó batt right now.a c1 i want to play some of that

conversation. take a listen. >> we are talkingt( months, no lights,ñrñr noñr çóñiwater, no transportation.q a lot of people didn't have insurance,ñixdc vehicle insuran] nothing. we didn't have anything. we lost a lot.xd a lot of peúát are hurting. here we're like r if one peru4z hurts, we all feei it. this community is like family, we're not blood relate)ñ we're likeçóñilpñr fam. to witnesse1 my family was spar, but _ jrje1ju of people'slp it breaks me. >> just heartb for the loss of life and also the loss ofxdçó property. many people -- families living

in onexd neighborhood, so they can't go stay with grandma, grandpa, mom or dad. so,ñi melinda and her family ar staying in a hotel. they're hopeful that the federal aid and the temporary housing can help. they don't have a sense of how they will rebuild and move forward and what isxd worse tha the physical■ó damage is the emotional toll. just to paintrf)tñiñi picture h after this happened and people began to walk ou homes,lp everyone ifá talked to talked about hearing screams of people crying for help, running toçó neighbors homes to get the1 unpinned. finding some of their neighbors and their remains. the trauma here isçó unimaginab. >> oh, it is heartbreaking. thank you for y/á'■ incredible r coverage. as that deadly tornado hit mississippi saturday, a meteorologist at wtva in tupelo was on air ( take cover.g >> )pman.

north side, this is coming fálp. oh, man.ñrçó dear jesus, please help them. amen. ñ me now, is that meteorologist from wtva onqñyth ground in?;■ mississippi. matt, you obviouslyfá affected lot of us, just now seeingñi it again. tell me what you're feeling as you sawfá those scans on your e. >> i'm very rarely at a loss for words. we get a lot of tornadoes down here in mississippi.q this area has been hit some giant tornad#rñiñr before. an ef-5 about 12 years ago hit near where this tornado was. so youg

a lot of us just looking at this fromúçpafar, watching this destruction, we can't imagine what it must be like to have lost, you know,s7■fác everythin you have and priscilla thompson was saying that many families, multi generationalñi familiesq living in one place. what are you finding today and what's theñr weather forecast there?ç■ @&h(lc% >>i] we're talking to people th got out. behind me is what'sxnleft of a mobile home, manufactured home that was about 200 yardsbp this hill and ñrñiaway.xd and these people saw the coverage that we did because of what had happened in rol fork.e1;

survive. >> do you think they need siren systems or something beyond the cell phone warning systems where people can take e/qshelter? >> we do have siren systems here. the problem with sirens is they work wellt( on a clear day. drowns it out. thejf warning system certainly helps but much of itçó is preparing ahead. folks know two, three days ahead, the local meteorologists do a good job, as long as people know they haver theseñr structures that are not sturdy enough to make it through a lot of i]t(these, we can do a

of good. it's just knowing when to prepareq >> i heard a federal official'c saying they will see if they should help people with storm shelters. if you'rexd living infá a mobilá home, you don't really haveçófá those options. >> so, the area we're in, ifá fema came in, allowed them to put in community-wide shelters that could hold hundreds of people. you talk about rolling fork, depressed area. that isq a place that dide1 not have those community shelters. i believe after this, they will ú■ putxd in there. i believe if there is ad time they will save lives. those people will go. t q difference. >> matt, i asked whether you were fromt(çó mississippi and whetheré@■q you had friends involved. you're from kansas, right?

kansas has seen a lot of tornadoes as well. maybe you grew up with this kind of qu ¦< i did. but not like what we see down here. ourzloorning meteorologist is te meteorologist for us because she's been through tornadoes. her parents had to take shelter. they live in 0l■amory where mosf theq significantt( damage is he. they basically had to hold the door shut as it came through. they had minimal damage >> thank you5a■ for taking the e to speaklpv mgt's say -- i think you're a younger reporter, but never forget your humanity. whatever you can do to comfort people is really important in these tragedies. thank you for that. >> i appreciate thatñixd advice. thank you.

>> you bet. we have breakingi]çóxd news tennessee. nashville police department officials confirming that a schoolok $qooting suspect connected to an incident this morning isxd one of four people who have died after that individualt( allegedlyxd engage with responding officers.e1 students from the school are currently in buses by police vehicles. they're arriving at a nearby church to be reunited withñi parents. we'll bring youw3 more updatesñ we get them. outraget( in israel,xd mass protests, the largest ever seen across theqñiñiñi xdcountry. will they force prime ministere benjamin netanyahu to back down on his plan to overhaul the country's independent judiciary including the supreme court? a live report s+:% you'relp watching "andrea mitchl reportshú' msnbc.

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. been reached to delay the proposed judiciale1 overhaul in proposed judiciale1 overhaul in israel, according to ther power party.ok this is an evolving story, hundreds of thousands of israelis, the largest protests

yet taking to the streets today on çóstrike, protesting against the prime minister'séxvplan, th decision to fire the defense minister yesterday for s( out against thoser changes which hasçó always beenn independent judiciary in 75 years of democracy. departures at the international airport have been halted. defense ministerfá yoav gallant was removed from his post after he called over the weekend for a delay toá":rqó[■zv■ government' to remove the independenceq fro the supreme court. after the defense minister was d fired, theg

>> israel is a democracy. itç!: through this crisis. it's the biggest political in long çótime. will havexd toñr figure this on out, i would hopeñr it's not a u

whereby you could address the they'll have to find their way through this. >> youi] hit on an i5p point. hefv/m■ elected during2a■lp clo election. añilp parliamentary election. he putxd together this hard crosráion, the most right-wing coalition thatq israel had ever seen. not only against the two-state solution but in favor of giving settlers rights they had not hak under -- or opposed byfsh bipartisan governments, as you know, republicans asñi well as democrats, both bush

administrations opposing those policies.ñi at the same time,z#-■qq thet(q of israel,i]xd president herzogd proposed alp compromisei] sever we'3$■ ago which netanyahu rejected. presidm suggested thatt(q netanyahu acc the compromise, back off. the next day netanyahu backed down. if he's yielding now,ym■ he's yielding under pressure. >> he's under huge pressure. i think rather than come up with a short-term solution,jf i thin they need an actualfá process t develop over time a consensus behind aq solution that can be embraced by the israeli public, will get them out of thisq crisis, people b"ii into their homes and address the concerns in a way that is support0é■ by broad consensus among israelis. that's where they need to go. ñ compromisezv■ proposals at this

point will not do it. they need a process. there's talk of aq compromise, u+u >> well, netanyahu,w3 we expect will be z in aç( @&h(lc% half hour,çó 8:00 p.m. local ti to address the nation and it does appear, as you said, that /ejtt at least m%1

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support inside his right-wing government for atlp least a çój. >> thanks to raf sanchez andi]i stephen hadley. the book is "the handoff." we want to goewback■i to th breaking news in nashville. a suspected school shooter is dead after engaging with respondingçó officers. joining use1 is jimqw3 cavanaug. there is reporting of pediatric patients in the hospital. >> yeah. i know this school and church well.k it'st( an upscale suburb, part nashville metro. nashville police responded quickly and killed the shooter. we've got some tragedy here. it's just a little grade school with children dead reportedly.

>> we'rei]ok seeing thy(8 there three pediatricjfxd patients wh were transported to monroe county children')ospital in vanderbilt all having sufferedu gunshot wounds andñiw3■r all pronounced dead. do you know the grades of this through 6. it's just a little grade school there. it's a little christian grade school. it's just a beautifulñi little area there. very quiet. there's no crime in that sectio0 of nashville. it's veryfánb■jf suburban, ñups homes and mall. c!ráe%uz nashville police are everywhere there. they'vei] got a great policeñ force.i] apparently they were there quickly. it's hard to beat the trigger pull of an active nb■killer. we'll have to getzv■ details as they u heartbreakr

>> we don't know anythingñi abo the kind of weapons used. we're waiting for further t( details. we don't want to speculate on ájjt atq this stage. jim, do you need time to make some calls? >> it's justw3 tooçó early to t yet what has transpired. i think right now at the scene, it's all just developed so fast. metro police arrived,ñi engaged the shooter and he's dead. asñr you reported,ñi the pediat patients are at a part of theok vanderbilt system. it's a fewçó just down the main road, hillsborought( road toñi ÷t chi4 if there's anyone they could ec staff to do it. little children, no matter the weaponr(ñr when you're shot, itn be devastating. just a heartbreaking case.

you know, ilp just hope that it very low numbers.

that's where witnesses were running from the scene. give us a feel for what's going on and what thew3 latest."■ qr■ now, courtney. >> a few minutes agonb■ we were down closer to the school$x there were so many children that wereñlfiling out of the school, being reunited with parents.lp

a lot of them were holding hands with staff members, teachers, taking them out of the school.xd theb.■ school buses that are th, that's where the children are getting on to the bus and going toçó the reunification center wh parents. so;or heartbreakingt( and just touching just to hear some of those parents and people who were at that center just talking about whatçó this day has beenñ like sozv■ i]far. right now there's not as many metro police asked us toxd take step back. wexd can't give you ase1xd good vantage point as earlier, but there's helicopters all around. there are officers on the scene and alsoxd removed fromçó the s and apartmentq complexes, parkig lots all around here relaying information. and we're, of course,e1 trying get more information on what happened. we know -- i want to repeat,

three children lost their lives thisxd morning. ■ dead also.w3 that's all from vandy medical center.ñi we'll try to get to the bottom of this and get:çuñ more information. >> as we've been hearing from you, we've been showing some of theñi pictures as the parents, many of them are frantic to try to find where theirjf child is. is their child okay.ñi our thoughts and prayers for everyonew3 involved, especially forjf thosexdxdq families of th three children who will not be going homei] later this afterno. >> we'rñe1 hñjjt fro-■d differe schools in the area that are aware of the situation. some have chosen s! go into lockdown mode asxd a precaution even though they've been advised there is no public threat, that the perceived threat isxd apparently over. it's importantw3 to know that they -- police do not believe that there is any more threat to publicok safety at this moment. lauren lowery is at the e1 reunification center on the

phone for us now. lauren,ñrw3 what are youe1 hear from !yq■ qscene? >> you guys, i just pulledw3 upx

she just pullede1 inthéñ that )jrsite, that center there, they turned woodmont baptist church the center where they're asking all theset(a5■ p1 to go. we have been seeing lots of video of the buses, lauren just saw seveni] buses filled withai% children headed that way. we'll check in with the hospital now. >> six school buses of children waiting to unloal3 at that site. michael has beenx

vanderbilt children's hospital, thei situation as itxd unfolds there.cze95rp+e seen how manyxd ambulances arriving? >> it's tough at this point. and we pray for anyone in an ambulance that they're not childrenxdlpfá coming from the . we know threexd children have bn confirmed dead. we're hereñiñi with one of the a relations people at the hospital. the information is just coming wz her and she'sçóe1 relaying i us.e1w3çór that interview, what poignant words from thatçó woman she spo to, we've seen what happenedlp around the country and fortunatásv nashville has not had a school shooting to this magnitude. now it'sñi here, shei] said. it's happened here. boy, does that put things into perspective. things oute

emergency room die down a little tunnel that thejf ambulances ar going e1i]into. we are standing nextú+i■fá the hospital where we'll get the latest information.çó it's ourjf prayer that the --e1 there are children still inside the hospital, that they are pulling through. it's our hope that there areçó more children in this fáhospita. from what we've seen, it justñr doesn't look good. it is already heartbreaking q to hear that three children have lost their lives. we'll be here throughout it all as we get this information. we're hopefully / something momentarily as+■q to many patients were brought here to the hospital and we'll passñ it along. >> let's talklp about that fort■ second.

they want to give immediate response and share information with the public. we will learnfá more as z(4)ju)e ability to share morefá details about what we're up against here. we know this threat is over, to your point, u that's what i was told by everyone at the hospital, they're gettingjf --■[ talking olleagues because it [ talking is -- it's a crazy scene. when there's so much panic and anxiety as it comes to a scene like this, you want to get 5q%=9■ out there. i knowñi they're not rushinge1 get out this number anai there could bev arrivingq@#t the :6pp÷hospital. that's the fear as well.q 1ñ you çóknow, when i was down there, the reason they had

us across the street on the sidewalk is because they didn't ñr anyone blocking the emergency room entrance. they wanted usq out of the way o police andñi first responders a ambulances would have an !y'e■ access into theñic emergency ro givenñi the urgency of the situation. we're waiting for that (gáalñiñ number. ur fearñi this number will go jfup, but as soon as we know we'll let you know. >> thank you. we'll check back in with you. weçó want to let you know we're hearing from our other crews, ourxd photojournalists out onxd sc. one of our ñrjfñiw3photojournald hexd saw two school buses full school children, and onelp of tm had a police officer in front with a long gunt( in hand. obviously everybody,r at thisñi pointqñi trying to fi out what's happened. we're trying to reunite and get you folks the important information so that we can have all these children reunited with families. if you're just joining us, r

again,ñr thew3 heartbreaking ne oute1 of all of this,e1lpe1q th was killed after this. the shooter is dead. >> as they begin tor thatñiq staging area for the me, we are getting closer to learning more aboute1 what happened here, how many victims we have, who is still being treated at the hospital and what comesi]fá next in the investiga. carly gordon is following some of the policeñrñiq response for. you have been in touch with ñrt and keeping ust( coordinated on the response. >> i'm now hearing fromi] officerslp -- >> i want tofá bring everyonew3 to speed. we're learning from officials in tennessee, nashville police say a school shooter is dead after

engaging withçóq res)e; 9 officers. nearbyñi vanderbiltçó medical cr confirms three5a■ pediatric patients were transported withi gunshot wounds and were pronounced dead on arrival. the rest of the students from the covenant school in southwest nashville are being taken to a nearby church to beb.■ reunited wi. we're expecting a briefing from officials in about 15 minutes there. you've seen the scramblefá to gó children, we heard from the we don't know if this was a sole operator, we don't know what kind of weapon. have you heak>÷ anything more about the situation there? you're familiar withok the location asi]ñie1q you saidñi e.

>> i just live 15 minutes away. myqe1lp daughter was married"n■ church to the left of the trees. ie1çó worked with the nashville police. theg the shooter is dead, that's the a&h(lc% he engaged!u■ with!u■ metro pol. metro nashville police, west precinct covers thatw3 area. they have a lot of officers around. they're a big department. as departments go,+h■+■1,800 to 2,000 officers. very good. we should be hearing from donxd aring, or the chief, john drake, to giveñr usñiw3 details on wha h,&u"y because the shooter is dead, hon%qu&ly they can get more details out. they set up a family center which is aboutc a mile away atx the woodmontt( baptistçóçó chur

downçóhillsborough road, whichl goes into the monroe carol e1 children's center at vanderbilt university and on to music row, famousok music row in nashville where all the recordingñrxd stu arelp and pass down to nashvill andxd broadway, an area familia with many ñiçóamericans. this is an area where people live who are in the music business. music stars, countryñi stars, mq that industry. they live all aroundi] this are( you know, who the shooter was, why this happened, what kind of weapon they have,t( we don't kn. maybe with the metro nashville

police briefing we can get some of that detail. unfortunately it's not goingr change the heartache that nashvillet( will suffer today because little children shot thereçó in the school is just something hardçó to take in ok america. unfortunately that's a black dap in nashville. >> unbearable.lp joining us now e1lis kentdilani. >> an fbiu they're responding ini] an assistance role to support theq localxd police and the --xd andy have a victim's assistanceñi un that goes out after i?7 massa5■ shooting to help theb.■ victimsd their families and respond in any way that they need fáhelp.

that unit is on stand-by. they have not been c!nq" in to this awful situation. but tt(■q is -- thexd investigan as of now is being run by the local police.pa&h(lc% >> the fbi would normally come into thist( in any case, the chief of police there is johnñr duy)qñi in nashville. this lookst( like -- as jim cavanaughñi was describing lpit ña5■ suburban-style community. not used to this kind of violence. it is unlikely thisjf kindxd of school, a private christian grade school wouldñiñr have a w. >> that's right. it underscores that this can happenq anywhere andñi is happer anywhere.ñi-9■

all the questions we always asked will bew3 asked again. what was the previous law enforcement contact with thisw3 shooter. you know, there's a kind ofñi a- there's a sciencexd behindc th■ study of these school shootings and whytt leads upxd to them. there's a lot of academics who say there needs to be more intervention. there is a set ofxd behaviors tt has been identified as not a predictor but as things to watch. when you look back at many of these situations,ñiñr you tend find that somebody knew something,e1çó there were some warnings alongt( the way. often people have had previous contact with law enforcement, we'll have to seeáá)q) that's the case here.ñit( just an awful tragedy that keeps happening in the united states. >> in abouti+en■3çó minutes we >> in abpdate from law utes we

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