peek in there and it was taken out but i don't see, i see it emblematic in the sense that he is speaking to the base of the party still. and i feel others, not obviously directly will want to like try to dodge the sort of position that he was in. >> okay, i'm out of, time will make it up to you next time my friend. a brown, thank you that will do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports, i will see all again tomorrow at one pm eastern, my friend yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage. >> everybody, good afternoon i'm yasmin vossoughian. i'm a very busy saturday afternoon, we have a lot to cover in the two hours ahead. a dangerous condition, nearly one third of the country under extreme heat advisories. we will take it to one of the hottest spots in just a moment plus this.

the chairman is a demon. who walks among. us predator that ruined families. >> a mild mannered architect now under arrest for several murders, and may in fact be linked to many more. the serial killer cold case that is in new york, they were finally able to crack. breaking news out of israel, prime minister bibi netanyahu rushed to the hospital. in the midst of massive protests against his government. we are live in tel aviv. we also have new reporting on efforts by donald trump to get georgia supreme court to step in and stop an investigation into election interference, also this hour, i talked to him on the ground right after the uvalde massacre. texas state senator has announced he is running to take the u.s. senate seat from ted cruz. i will talk to him live today. all of that and a latest on the actor, strike grinding

hollywood to start, -- doll -- live report on that ahead as well. we start with the extreme weather across the country, impacting millions of americans right now, nearly a third of the country, 90 billion people facing scorching temperatures well into the triple digits, heat indexes in several states above 110 degrees. at the same, time powerful storms continue to drench parts of new england as well, areas of vermont getting as much as nine inches of rain this week, with the president declaring the situation a major disaster. let's get to nbc's -- who is standing by for us in miami as well as nbc news meteorologist -- to give a look ahead at what to expect, especially tomorrow with more severe weather in the northeast >>. i will start with you on this one, what is it like on the ground there and what are officials telling you about the heat and the continued heat that miami has faced over the last couple of weeks? >> yasmin, we just had a storm

come through miami, that is miami, whether it can be 100 degrees and you can get a storm that helps to bring the temperature down just slightly. i'm in bayside, downtown, miami a place that is frequented by tourists. normally you would see a lot of tourists walking in this area. there is a mall behind, me there's a lot of shops. the last few days this area has been empty and the people that have been walking around have been miserable because of those temperatures. temperatures have been in the 90s. right now it's about 92 degrees after the rain and the heat index is about 102 degrees, it feels like 102 degrees here in miami. it has been rough for the people of miami because, yasmin, this is a city where people are used to being outside, this is a city that gets, hot but it is used to operating under temperatures where it is still okay sit outside, to walk around, to go to the beach, but these temperatures have been too hot to even go to the beach. down in the keys they

registered water temperatures as hot as 97 degrees. it has been a little hotter down in the florida keys than has been in miami. of course, very difficult, this is an area where miami county, about 100,000 people work outside construction worker people, they work land skating, servers, it's quite difficult. forties keep sending the message to people, especially tourists visiting the area that might not be used to the sun, to of course hydrate, take breaks from that sun, go in the shade, if possible, and of course wear sunblock because those are the things that will creep up and will usually surprise someone who's not used to this heat. again, it has been so hot. it is probably too hot for many people to go to the beach, and what you are seeing behind me is the storm that came through. usually what happens in the area for anyone that lives here, the temperature will drop for a little, bit but then right after that storm it is gonna get really hot again. >> right. as you, said you're gonna want to check the uv index and look at the weather. there and make sure you put on

your sunscreen,, amidst all of, this michelle, i think you and i speak every weekend and talk about when this is actually going to. and it seems like there's really no end in sight. we've got these extreme temperatures across the country. and then you've got these continued rain storms that are causing an immense amount of, damage one man lost his life in vermont, in his home. what can people expect? >> well, heisman, organ expect more of the same, unfortunately, we're gonna see more rainfall tomorrow in portions that were hit so hard earlier this week. we're seeing the temperatures continue. dangerous temperatures continuing, at least through the middle of next week. we are week four of seeing temperatures in the triple digits. broken so many records and continue to breaking records. right now are looking at 81 million people impacted by a heat advisory, a heat, watch an excessive heat warning. and that extends from the pacific northwest to the intermountain -- into the south central states. also, the southeast. by the way, even if you don't have an alert, we are still looking at warm temperatures in

a lot of spots. in the northeast, we are warm, we are, sticky it's going to continue. that is going to help spark some storms as well. taking a look at some of the records, just a few of, them because we've broken so many of, them las vegas, we reach 1:17 tomorrow. it's expected. it's going to be an all-time high there. russell looking at fitting phoenix -- hundred and ten or greater. that was, yesterday today is gonna make it 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, adding on to. that el paso record, 100 plus degree days, that would happen tomorrow, that's certainly going to happen because we're expecting high temperatures once. again we will look into the middle of next week because we're looking at triple that just continuing. for today, the heat warnings -- i know you see all these numbers, they are so hard to wrap your brain around. or look at palm springs today, 1:19, that is 12 degrees above what is typical. 10 to 20 degrees above, average, phoenix 1:17, tucson, one, tenth roswell, want to, one and even hotter tomorrow. really after, today even hotter

tomorrow. there's a record breaker, las vegas, one, 17 1:12 in fresno. 1:19 in palm springs. and you are looking at 1:16. here's the no -- hard part, no relief insight. albuquerque, same story, el paso, so many triple digits on the map here. this is so tough on your body. tough daytime highs, but also not getting that relief at night. that is where your body resets, it, rejuvenated were not getting that at night. so this heat, this humidity is sparking the chance for some storms once. again it feels like we've had a severe weather threat every day this past. month interior northeast into parts of the ohio valley, yasmin, we ended here because i want to mention tomorrow we will get more rain. it will be heavy at times. and that will cause more flash flood concerns in portions of vermont and also eastern. new york places that were hit hard earlier. back to. you >> that is not what they need, right about now, missile, grossman thank you. let's head overseas everybody, we have breaking news that we have been following out of israel. the prime minister there, bp netanyahu, is in the hospital right now.

it is coming as he faces protests over his -- matt bradley is in the thick of it in tel aviv. matt, if you will, i know you're having a hard time hearing. but give us an update on what is happening inside the country right now with these protests behind you and along with the prime minister's health. >> yasmin, we actually just heard from the prime minister himself, he came out with a video in hebrew, he was beaming, smiling, projecting an image of a healthy man. and he said that he went to see -- that it was hot, he didn't wear a hat, and he didn't have water. he said it was a bad idea. and he advises israelis not to go out in the heat. as you can see here, not a lot of israelis in tel aviv are heeding that advice. they're out in, he protesting, they didn't seem to have any difference to his condition. they are the man he's they are

protesting. against not coming out, here waiting for him to be, well they are out here in force, and that is because earlier this week benjamin netanyahu pushed through a piece of that traditional legislation. he has two more steps to, go he's hoping to do it before the end of the month. he probably does have the votes in the israeli parliament to push that through. so this controversial bill, which would essentially sidelined the judges will. doing two things with netanyahu, what they are investigating, him the whole traditional system for fraud charges. at the same time, they are also blocking some of his right-wing agenda, right-wing agenda that, benjamin netanyahu and his cabinet, the most right wing in israeli history, is trying to push through. so really, there is a big big clash here. and that is why in here in tel aviv, where there's left liberal type people, they are coming out in force once again. you are going to start seeing this day after day, week after, week this is the 28 week of this protest and you're probably going to see it well

into next week, and coming week after, weekday after, day before the end of the month because that is one benjamin netanyahu hopefully -- his controversial legislation will finally be passed the four it goes on recess. yasmin? >> all, right matt bradley, for us thank, you met, we appreciate it. check bacith us throughout the two hours ahead. things develop, there and we learn more about the prime ministers position. exhibit, a leftover pizza crust, coming up, new details, on what led officers to arrest the man suspected of serial killers. we -- nbc reporting on trump's efforts to shut down georgia's election interference. just weeks before a decision on charges. he is expected. , we will be right back. , we will be right back. before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels.

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second quarter, which included the former new jersey governor's first 25 days in the 2024 campaign cycle, that is not to mention the super pac allied with christie tell it like it is pack, saying in fact they raise nearly $6 million, we're a going to keep you updated and keep our eyes on this as the numbers continue to come in from other presidential candidates. all, right former president trump speaking of presidential candidates, to deliver remarks in palm beach county in just a couple of hours as his legal issues continue to mount. in georgia specifically, trump's lawyers are asking the georgia supreme court, and fulton county superior court to disqualify fani willis, district, attorney and quash the special grand jury indictment. it is coming just days after they seated new grandeur, iain just weeks before a decision is in fact expected. all of that, as we also just learned, and new mexico's top election official, when --

sometime in the past few months, georgia in michigan secretary of state have also spoken with officials from jackson's office in recent months as well. joining me now to talk more about, this msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos, danny, as always it's great to talk to about this stuff, when it comes specifically to the georgia probe, and the demands the former president's lawyers are actually making, what are the chances that they could succeed? >> this is a long shot. and that is not me saying. that that is trump's own attorneys and their petition to the georgia supreme court, in which they say, essentially, we realized that the supreme court will almost never granted position like this, but we think this petition is important enough. the rest of the petition is basically,, look we have abruptly three arguments why dani willis, her grand jury is improper. but the argument we are making in the lower court will simply

never be decided before an indictment comes down. so we are going to you, georgia supreme court, and asking you to rule on this even though we have realized the odds of you even considering this petition are very small. >> i want to pivot to the special counsel's investigation into the 2020 election. and we are learning now specifically about new mexico's top election official being interviewed by federal prosecutors. we know, of course, georgia secretary of state along with michigan secretary of state roll so interviewed by federal prosecutors. what does that indicate to you about where they are with this investigation? >> the reason this is interesting to me is because when you're looking at the different states that submit these electors, the electors from new mexico and, i believe, pennsylvania, including conditional language in their certificate. essentially, i will be an elector, if it is determined that i am a legitimate elector.

something to that effect. so what that tells me, and this is a very comprehensive investigation, because you can make the argument that these electors are on the last liable, less culpable spectrum because they included that language. , now of course, on the other hand, just to give a silly example. i can't rob bank and leave a note saying, i'm just borrowing this, money you cannot yourself by just we've leaving a note with conditional language. but that tells me that this is a comprehensive investigation because i would've thought electors, like those in pennsylvania,, new mexico would be on the outside of this investigation. >> so, also, speaking of special counsel, something else is happening, in florida with the ongoing trial, there has been pushback from former presidents team, delaying the trial -- trial in till after the 2024 election. let me read for you but jackson its team has said about. that the special counsel's office argued on thursdays filing, such a defense borders

on frivolous and does not merit the delay of court proceedings. what do you make of these efforts and the possibility of it succeeding or not? >> the government has some good technical arguments, for example, they are right that the defense simply cannot ask for an indefinite delay. the statute of the trial requires the court to set a date. the state might be in 2024, but the judge does have to set a trial. state normally in federal court, the parties may continue that date over and over again. i've done that plenty of times in federal court. but there has to be a date certain. that being, said technical arguments, aside the government has some good, once this is a case that involves the most significant criminal defendant in federal criminal history. novel issues of law, there is never been a president or former president indicted. there are issues that relate directly to the president. for, example the presidential records. act got it in the title.

there are complex issues. in addition, there are documents that have to be handled in a sensitive manner. the government said this is no, problem this is no reason for a delay. and i will say, the irony of the speedy trial in a case like this, is that it really protects the government, when you think, but it jacks, mid indicted this case when he was good and ready and believed he could prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, they could go to trial tomorrow. the defense is playing catch-up. they need the additional time. the government should just let them have it. i think the judge will end up letting them have. it she will set a date certain, as i believe she has to. >> all right, then isabella's for, us thank you. still ahead, gop hopefuls campaigning in iowa, to impress not the voters, but tucker carlson. >> how many covid shots did you take and how do you feel about it now? >> january 6th, what was that? >> first, two or learning about the arrest of a suspected

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a demon that walks amongst us. that is how police in suffolk county described the accused circular they've. captured rex huber men's charge of the murders of three women. and the death of the fourth. that is one of the victims found, in long island. he is an architect in new york city, and we sat down for an exclusive on camera interview with about his business last year. >> rex human? i'm an architectural consultants. i'm a troubleshooter. born and raised in long island. then working and manhattan since 1987. >> and bases, kathy, park transform outside his home, kathy? >> this is certainly a stunning development on a case that went dark for years. we are standing in his neighborhood and we spoke with several neighbors who say that his home is directly behind me.

they say a lot of folks don't remember seeing anyone going in and out of the home. the recall it because it is quite an eyesore. it stands out from the rest of the homes here and has not been updated. however, we did speak with one next door neighbor and he's been in this community for the last 30 years. he spoke with rex on a regular basis. he said he saw him almost every day walking to the train as he got to work every day into the city in manhattan. so when he learned about this latest update, and the arrest, he was quite stunned. when >> rex, you know, he didn't bother anybody. he was a recluse. nobody spoke to the guy. >> i was shocked, you know, the guy was odd, and nobody was friendly with him. nobody spoke to him. but he was not in trouble he was always pleasant i would not

have suspected any violence. >> apparently he was on the radar for several weeks. he had some burner phones that were traced back to the area of the killings. dna evidence was k. some of the dna they were able to pull from pizza crust when he tossed out into the trash can. it was going to hear that was found on the victims bodies. a lot of things came together when authorities were trying to build a case. mean while it's on huber been in court yesterday. he was emotional, he said he didn't do this. he pleaded not guilty to the killings. his next court appearance is in august. as you can, imagine the family members of the victims say they did not give up and they feel vindicated. back to you. >> kathy park, thank, you all right, coming up everybody, hollywood at a standstill. what the strike by the, writers and now, actors means for the industry and your favorite

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every single person i have asked, shouldn't 18 year old be able to buy an ar? they said. no i get, it this is, texas people want to hunt. >> he is tone-deaf on this issue. >> what do you have to do to

get change? >> listen, they control legislator in austin for 20 years. if all i get to do is yell and scream, i'm gonna yell and scream for as long as i am there on this issue. because enough is enough. >> so that was texas state senator, roland gutierrez, you see him on your tv on this network of histamine district, it includes uvalde, that's where we talked a couple of days after last year school shooting massacre. when you heard his outrage at the state republican governor and the gop state lawmakers, gutierrez launched a campaign for u.s. senate. he is hoping to unseat ted cruz who has held the seat for over a decade. the uvalde rampage plays a key role in the message that he is sending to voters. is sending to voters. i know just about every mile marker on this road, these small, towns i see my family. our low for texas. but with every mile that passes,

i am filled with sorrow. anger. but also, hope, and resilience. where i am, going i have seen's horrors you could not imagine. and it's at the end of this drive, in a community that has been through unthinkable pain, where i find my strength. >> gutierrez also faces at least one rival for the democratic nomination, u.s. representative, paul allred. state senator gutierrez joins me now to talk more about this. senator, thank you for joining us on. this first of all, congratulations on your decision to run for u.s. senate. we are so privileged to be talking to you today. let's talk history for a moment. the last time a democrat won a senate seat in the state of texas was 1988, i believe. what makes you believe that now is the time that you can take this position? >> first off, yasmin, thank you so much. it's been awhile since we have seen each other. and when we met, it was

probably one of the worst school shootings in our nation 's history, certainly the worst law enforcement response to a school shooting in our nation's history. this campaign is not just about, uvalde it is about so many things that are broken in texas. 800 people dying in a winter storm. my whole life, my parents raise, me i'm a son of immigrants, they raise me to work hard, to do, well to help others, so you ask, what makes me capable of doing this? i will do what i've done for the past 18 years in public service, i am more experience than both these two gentlemen at getting big things done in texas and we're gonna continue to do that work. >> all right, so what makes you capable, a, and then the, taking one step further? what are you going to do to get texans to vote blue? if you are looking at the ratings, when it comes to texas senators, ted cruz, in june of 2020, two after uvalde, he was at 41% approval.

when your later he's at 45%. his disapproval ratings haven't moved much from last year. how are you going to -- >> well, i think it's a couple of things, yasmin. first off, you know, i've gotten big things. done i credit national senator for warrior resilience. so warriors could rename selves off of opioids with ptsd. i created the pharmacists -- suicide prevention act. republican agriculture -- we save 60 lives. we're gonna continue to do that work at our federal legislator. it is about getting things done. we have to have a real conversation with people, all throughout, texas latinos along the border, dallas, houston, everywhere. else we have to talk about what is truly -- the high cost of medicare, the high cost of energy. the fact that our energy system in our grid index is completely broken. these are things that ted cruz

could not do and solvent, fixed but he refuses to do them. you have to have stakeholders and public officials that are simply going to do their jobs. don't just talk about. it don't pretend that you care. do something. and ted cruz really has not done a whole lot. >> what issues matter to you most, senator, what are you going to be campaigning on? is it gun violence? is it abortion rights? what is it? >> well, you know, yasmin, at this moment, this happened in uvalde, i will remember it for the rest of my. life i've seen all of the videos. i've seen what -- they had to go. through i have seen the failure of government and i will always talk about. this when we come incense gun solutions. we really need to figure out how we're going to do medicaid expansion in texas. ted cruz could create legislation to prevent rogue governors like greg abbott from keeping medicaid dollars from

working class families. we need to raise the minimum wage in texas. across this country, quite frankly, ted cruz couldn't do. that we are going to talk about women's reproductive rights, for sure, because in texas if a woman gets pregnant and has an unwanted pregnancy or gets, raped or is a victim of incest, she can't do anything. about it we are going have a real discussion on those types of issues and we're going to talk about the grit and everything that is broken. here you cannot just yell about it every week on your podcast. you cannot just scare us all with this immigrant cord, this invasion that you claim, and yet do nothing about it. when i was a kid, my senator, my congressperson came back down to san antonio and said, we did this for this project. we created this many jobs in this hospital. ted cruz can't say that because he's never done anything to truly texans. even when it came to when we needed him, most he got on a plane, flew to cancun. we didn't expect him to fix the

lights, we expected him to be there with us. >> before you face off against ted, cruz you will have to face colin allred in the primaries. he was endorsed by the -- organization for his reelection to congress. last, year congressman allred lost three friends to senseless act of violence. channeled his anger and energy into action and became isolates 20 before running for congress in 2018. what makes you a better candidate and in a better position then him right now? >> yasmin, that was his endorsement for congress. this is an all new, election -- they've seen artwork, but, again this is so much bigger than that. we can't talk about holding hands on bipartisanship, when the other side is not willing to hold hands with. us for isn't willing to do anything affective. we have to be talking to ordinary texans about what they need the most. people can't make ends meet in

texas. you have to have two or three jobs in texas just to make ends meet. that is not freedom. women have no reproductive rights. that is not freedom. we are going to have a conversation about. it we can't get gun solutions, ted cruz refuses to signed the safer communities act. refuses to even do anything worthwhile. we don't need him to cry with us, we don't need him to play with, us we need him to actually fix the real problems. i'm sure that mr. allred is a nice, man i've had a conversation with him one time. but, listen we have been doing this for 18 years. and we have to get big things done in texas. we're gonna work -- to be able to accomplish what is needed best in the state. >> senator, you have been out front on the issues that happened in uvalde. we spent a lot of time together on the ground there, i wish you the best of luck, sir. i know you as a really good man and i know you have the best of intentions. i certainly hope you come back and talk to us throughout your

campaign for senator. thank you. >> thank you. >> state senator, roland gutierrez. we invited congressman colin allred today, he was unavailable. but we hope to have him on in the future. we also reached out to senator ted, cruz but have not heard back from his campaign. still, ahead is not more than 40 million people under president biden's original plan. but how many americans are actually gonna get student loans forgiven in this attempt to help for? worse donald trump set to a few hours -- speaking a few hours, he's attempting to quash the georgia election interference probe. we are in georgia ahead of his remarks. we will be right back. ahead of his remarks. we will be right back. we will be right back.

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this is the youth movement in the conservative party in the united states. the folks who really support. him including the founder of this organization, who, as himself, independently endorsed donald trump. as for how the indictments and legal challenges will play into this, i expect the former president to lean into the speech. he has made the indictments against, him hit the investigations, a small but consistent part of his remarks, every time he goes on, he uses it to paid himself as a victim of what he calls a politicized justice department that he says he's going after him because of the strong position he has as strong -- president biden's top political challenger. that kind of thinking is pervasive among the folks i've been talking to here at this conference. including one woman i interviewed from southern california, who explained the way she looks at the indictments against the former president like this. ments ag ainst the former president like tthe indictments. i'm not saying -- all of, them for my observation,

and research, because i went and -- i wouldn't back somebody -- it's because they're so fearful of him they know he is going to, when they know they stole the election election. biden got 81 million votes? absolutely. not it was stolen. and so, trump, indictments or not true. and every smart -- them but actual attorneys, who have looked at, it they said they're not going to stand. >> so yasmin, there is more involved than i could fact-check at the time available to. us but it tells us two important things. number, one the belief among donald trump's base, in the last election was stolen from, him it remains powerful and very much baked. in the belief that there is an effort to do so in this election remains very much part of the fabric of this 2024 presidential primary. yasmin? >> yeah, that is exactly. right it is really telling to hear from a true and true trump

voter and see how they -- and hear how they feel about these indictments. it's not necessarily surprising. a lot of us felt as if many of them thought this way. garrett haake, thank you so much, we appreciate, it really good stuff there, we want to go from there to iowa, which is where governor, rhonda, santos is appearing. we see there, desantis actually got off easy yesterday in the state, as candidates fielded questions from a fox news host, tucker carlson. the family leadership summit. talk more about, this i'm joined by a panel, two former members of congress. a republican from pennsylvania, and debate mcchrystal powell, who served as a democrat from florida. welcome, thanks for joining us on. this charlie, i want to start with you on this. one i want to talk specifically first about the kind of exchange that we saw, tucker carlson, former fox news, host and specifically the exchange between tucker carlson and former vice president of the united states, mike pence, over

january six. let's take a listen and then we will talk. >> january 6th, what was that? do you think that was an insurrection? >> i've never use the word insurrection. over the last two years. but it was a riot that took place at the capitol that day. >> you think it is helpful, charlie, to have this type of discussion about january 6th at this point? >> no, not at all. what is more stunning is the fact that the family leadership summit decided to outsource this event to tucker carlson, to raise issues just like that. he has always been understating and diminishing what happened on january 6th. he is still pushing that false narrative. and even, worse tucker carlson is working for russian -- he might as well be a spokesperson for russia today. he is trying to grow these

candidates, like mike pence, for not being sufficiently supportive of vladimir putin. it is almost beyond belief that this could be happening in a republican presidential primary, that this is where we. our it is really quite sad that somebody like tucker carlson has been given this podium. to really try to moderate and navigate republican politics. it is really appalling. and it's not helpful to the party, looking back in january 6th, these guys, you know, they want to move forward and -- >> interesting, surely, you say appalling. but debbie, seemingly pretty transparent it seems what they are trying to maybe achieved by having someone like tucker carlsen they're moderating this discussion? i want you to weigh in on all of. this but i want to play first and interaction between carlson isa hutchinson talking about transgender issues. and then we'll talk. >> in the subsequent years you

have had a rethinking. about heavy reassessed your view? >> well, first of all, i want to ask, how many of you all are parents in this room? tucker, i hope we will be able to talk about some issues. -- >> this is one of the biggest issues that. country i want -- i think every person in this room would agree. >> first of, all is it, though? secondly, weigh in for me, if you will, debbie, this exchange. also, overall, the answering to former fox news fired host, tucker carlson. >> good afternoon, yasmin. let me just say that they continue to engage in culture wars. these are not the issues that are most important to americans. here in the state of, florida we are facing an affordability crisis. well rhonda scent is trying to pander to some of the most extreme we bases in his party, trying to overcome a failed campaign, which is now down in

the polls by double digits, tucker carlson is very much aligned with ronda santas. if you remember, he is not on good terms with donald trump. i think that having tucker carlson in iowa, in this forum, is really helping ron. and there is a white christian nationalists movement that is extreme. it has an extreme ideology. and so they are using these culture wars to divide, to distract from the fact that here, in florida, we are now a hot spot for the highest rate of inflation, we -- are property sure insurance rates are four times the national, average we are paying more audio insurance than any other state in the country. rhonda sanchez is not. here he is not facing these issues. americans cannot afford around desantis presidency. he has abandoned florida. he's all about his own political ambition. >> guys, i'm sorry to cut it short, we have had a pretty long interview at the bottom of the hour. state senator, roland gutierrez, .

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oppenheimer walked out of their london premier as the strike began. we want to bring in nbc -- 's gilchrist. with more on this. erin, good to talk to you. there are some very big summer blockbusters to say the least coming out. that will not be getting any promotion. does that speak to the impact of the beginnings really of this impact that will be seeing? >> yeah, i think so. that's exactly the impact that actors want the studios to feel at this point. they want them to be a little uncomfortable to feel a little pain as a result of those actors not being out promoting movies talking about the films that they really want moviegoers to turn out and see. the actors union has been really clear about the demands that it has right now. the demands it says we're not met the deal that the studios proposed. which to show you some of the issues here. specifically sag-aftra says it wants to increase minimum pay. tv movie producers offered the highest percentage increase and 35 years.

the actors also want bigger residual pay from streaming content, better working conditions as well. they also want guarantees about how artificial intelligence is going to be used. the concern here partly is that background actors would be scanned to get paid for one day, and then their likenesses could be used forever, for whatever, without any pay. content producers say their proposal does allow repeated use of those scanned likenesses, in this game production, but any other u.s. would need to be approved, and compensated as well. we talk to moviegoers today about how they are feeling as a result of the work stoppage that we've seen both with actors and writers. i want you to hear a bit about what they had to say. >> millionaire saying they can't afford to pay actors and writers more at a conference when they flew onto their private jets, it doesn't seem defensible. >> strikes are meant to be disruptive, if you're upset about movies not happening, that's the point. >> i'd rather wait a year for a movie by people who were paid well, and acted by people who

are paid well then get it quicker and have them not be compensated. >> and in some cases people may have to wait a little bit longer to see those films. we understand that several movies that were slated to be coming out next year or slightly thereafter have stopped production at this point. we can show you some of those as well. gladiator two, which was going to feature dense all watching to. juror number two, a cleanest would film. mission impossible, the sequel to the one that just came out in the past week, the production of that has stopped as well. deadpool three, venom three, all of these big movies have stopped production as a result of actors going on strike yesterday. yasmin, at this point, we've heard nothing about when negotiations may start back up. >> those are major blockbusters to say the least. coming up, i'm going to speak to that actors union and chief negotiator duncan crabtree island about his demand, and

how long he believes the strike could last. >> all right everybody across the pond, you've been watching, it i've been washington -- marquetta vondrousová from the czech republic has become the lowest ranks in first unseated woman to win at the famed english tournament. the 24-year-old ranked 22nd. the princess of wales presented vaudreuil survive with the trophy. she's the first woman to even reach the wimbledon final since billie jean king took runner-up 60 years ago. if you can believe that. the men singles final set for tomorrow. also going to be a nail-biter as well. all right, we have a lot more coming up everybody. you're watching msnbc. our second hour starts right now. ig ht now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you're just joining us