teigen privately messaging costello, you might as well be dead. your career is over. just watch. >> if this was chrissy's default in the past, sadly, how much more of this is out there? >> reporter: she now acknowledges sending private messages that were snarky or worse, often at the expense of others. just last month, model and reality tv personality courtney stodden told "the daily beast" she was 16 when teigen harassed her, saying things like, i can't wait for you to die. in a recent post, teigen writes, in reality, i was insecure. immature and in a world where i thought i had to impress strangers to be accepted. she says she's grown-up since then, married john legend, had children and received therapy. >> the big question now is, are more people going to come forward with evidence that chrissy teigen trolled them, not just trolled them, but did it in such a dark, evil way. >> reporter: since the cyber bullying allegations surfaced, brands like macy's and target hve distanced themselves from teigen. she's also stepped back from a guest role on a netflix series. and

well, thank you, matt costello a real treasure at the white house historical association. met mike. are you ready? let me start with these twin questions. they came one came from debbie in mentor, ohio. what is the tale about theodore roosevelt that you may have discovered during your research and the other question from warren metzger who was tr's closest advisor. oh, that's both of those are tough questions. i'm a big baseball fan. so one of the things that i really wanted to investigate was the president's race and national stadium, but there's there's a million in one stories that could be that could be discovered. the one that i think is most telling about theodore roosevelt and how humble he is is he didn't ever want to see any statues or represents but representations of himself, but would rather have his memory be a more artistic or interpretive design and so the family aim to have no statues and statuary. his funeral was a very somber affair no singing very quiet the other question and remind me. what was the second question his closest advisor. oh his closest advisor. actu

now air travel is going supersonic again our tom costello with an nbc news exclusive sneak peak. >>> retailers want your cash amazon prime day getting a run for its money from rivals walmart and target. >>> matt gaetz under investigation for obstruction of justice. >>> and some saying this happened to lebron james that hasn't happened in his previous 15 playoff seasons "early today" starts right now >>> good to be with you on a friday morning i'm frances rivera. >> i'm lindsey reiser. >>> the justice department is elevating ransomware cases to the same level as terrorism. the u.s. could launch offensive cyber attacks of its own against hackers in russia. the aim is to protect the economy. some estimates expect it costs trillions of dollars what are hackers looking for when they choose their target? here's jacob ward. >> reporter: experts are calling it a hidden crisis across america. cities and towns facing the threat of ransomware attacks here in san francisco the public transportation was hit this whole news ram was hit. here's the asian art museum. they had to bring in city offici

tom costello, nbc news, warwick, rhode island >> tom covering a lot of territory there >>> in tonight's "price you pay" if you have lots of travel points or miles now may be the time to use them with that here's stephanie ruhle. >> reporter: many americans are planning trips they put on hold during the thick of the pandemic knowing they'd be able to use those tickets and bookings in the future but experts say the future may be now. >> make sure that you're aware of those expiration dates and make sure you're aware of how much money you have to spend so you can budget your trip accordingly. >> reporter: the rules vary for example, with american airlines credit cards miles expire 18 months from your most recent card use. for united tickets canceled during the pandemic you have until march of 2022 to travel so read the fine print on your vouchers and keep in mind that if you book through a third party you may have to rebook the same way when it comes to banking rewards points, travel credit card holders have an average of almost $650 in points saved up should we have a use it or lose it me

with more on that here's tom costello. >> reporter: meatpacker jbs just the latest big company to pay a ransom. $11 million in bitcoin. after cybercriminals knocked out plants that processed 20% of america's meat supply. to pay or not to pay is the dilemma all ransomware targets face the small newhall school district in california was attacked last fall teacher payroll, grades and lesson plans locked up for nearly two weeks as hackers demanded big money. >> there is no school district that is positioned -- we don't operate with lush funds just sitting around >> reporter: with school systems strapped for cash and little money for cybersecurity, students' personal information can be vulnerable ibm security x-force calculates 1,700 schools and colleges were hit by ransomware last year. even more this year. >> they don't have the expertise to respond to these types of incidents, but still they're getting targeted again and again. >> reporter: the company recently awarded six school districts half a million dollars each to beef up their cybersecurity defenses 7,800 applied. meanwhile, citi

are fears this latest attack could send high food prices climbing even higher we begin with tom costello >> reporter: it is another attack on critical infrastructure this time the food supply the world's biggest meat producer, jbs, forced to curtail operations after a ransomware attack. at least six plants in the u.s. shut down operations also affected in australia and canada jbs says its backup servers were not affected, and it sees no evidence that customer, supplier or employee data was compromised. but transactions may be delayed >> now to the developing story involving criminals that are now targeting the world east biggest meat producer. >> reporter: beef and poultry prices are climbing after the pandemic disrupted supply chains. now concern prices said it is engaging directly with the russian government, delivering a message that responsible states do not harbor ransomware criminals it comes less than a month after hackers forced colonial pipeline to shut down for more than a week on the east coast. gas pumps empty. colonial paid a $4.4 million ransom to suspected russian hackers

we begin with tom costello >> reporter: from checkpoints to coach to customs an unexpected crush of flierser for post covid escape more than 2 million passengers on sunday, the most since before the pandemic forcing airlines to scramble throw in bad weather, stranded passengers, american airlines was forced to cancel 400 flights over the weekend, hundreds more today. thousands of travelers affected and plans to cancel up to 80 per day until mid-july. >> the thing about airlines is you can't just turn the light switch and have them restart again. >> reporter: after pandemic furloughs and early retirements, american is short on ground staff, flight attendants and pilots who must go through retraining before returning, just as families like britney harrison and her girls take to the skies. >> we're just going to get the girls out on the beach, have a great time. >> reporter: the airline already notifying july passengers if their flights are changing it may mean you're booked on an earlier, later flight or routed through a city you weren't expecting. american said we mad targeted changes with

tom costello has more. >> reporter: yet another disturbing video showing yet another scare in the airengers on board a delta flight from l.a. to atlanta, pinning a man down. after the airline says an off duty delta flight attendant tried to take control of the plane's p.a. system. >> next thing i knew there were people rushing up to the front. he started shoving people. there was this outrageous fight. >> reporter: the captain took to the intercom asking passengers to help. >> we would like all strong males to the front of the aircraft to handle a problem passenger. >> reporter: air traffic control diverted the flight to oklahoma city friday night where police took the passenger into custody. it's just the latest incident involving what the faa says is a surge in bad behavior in the skies. earlier this month, another delta passenger was arrested after reportedly attempting to breach the cockpit. on this southwest flight in late may, a passenger punched a flight attendant causing her to lose two teeth. >> passengers are behaving belligerently. they are becoming aggressive, hostile. the

we begin tonight with tom costello >> reporter: tonight more evidence that america is under constant cyberattack the country's biggest transit system, new york's mta, says its computers were hacked in april, though the mta says the system controlling train cars was not affected u.s. sources say they're looking into whether the hackers are in china meanwhile, a russian cyber criminal group named r-evil is suspected in the weekend hack on the meatpacking giant jbs. jbs says its operations are coming back online, but the attack threatens to send meat prices higher weeks after another hack caused fuel prices to spike >> they went after our gas and they went after our hot dogs no one is out of bounds here. everyone is in play. >> reporter: the implications reverberating across the country. nbc's jake ward is at a cattle ranch in northern california. >> cattle ranching is an ancient practice, but in the modern world it's been entirely digitized, and now ranchers here in california are sounding the alarm >> we have a very fragile system, and these kind of events bring that to the forefront

the problems are just about everywhere here's tom costello. >> they're the most glaring examples of undere. kelly navaro blew two tires in texas. >> we shouldn't have to drive on highways like this, roads or anything it's ridiculous. >> reporter: it's widespread civil engineers give an overall grade of c much lower to dams, mass transit, water systems and yes, roads and bridges. it's up to individual states to prioritize which bridges to fix when here in rhode island, 16 to 20% of the bridges are structurally deficient. this one is held up by wooden cribbing because the concrete above is crumbling, the rebar is rusting. this state gets a d minus. rhode island has embarked on a massive repair list which makes the federal infrastructure money critical. >> the longer you wait to do it, the less safe it becomes certainly people's lives are in jeopardy over time the longer you wait, the more costly the repair is. >> reporter: more road projects mean more jobs it's not just roads and bridges. the mississippi river is a 2300 mile interstate of water with aging locks and levies and dams. 500 mill

here's tom costello. >> reporter: it's a big bet that the future of aviation is retro, back to the united airlines buying 15 supersonic jets from a small upstart aviation company in denver called boom it was 2003 when the concorde last flew new york to london in three hours. but the plane was loud, outdated and expensive. concorde's only crash put an end to the program. 18 years later boom is rolling out the next generation of supersonic ceo blake scholl gave us an exclusive look at the prototype the bigger plane could seat up to 88 people as a passenger what will it be like? >> so every seat you're going to have a large window where you can see the view from 60,000 feet, the curvature of the earth, the sky a deeper blue. >> reporter: and flying at 60,000 feet flight times cut in half boston to madrid in 3 1/2 hours. seattle to tokyo in 4 1/2. the first test flight coming later this year or early next year then the passenger version of the plane, with united airlines hoping that passengers will be on board by 2029 tickets likely $5,000 to $7,000. >> particularly we see strong demand betwe

being ruined and destroyed. >> okay, well, first of all, the designer's name is michael costello, andow why >> greg: why? >> this is frank costello. >> greg: yes. >> it's the name of jack nicholson's character in the departed. and, you know, greg and jack are a lot alike. one is an aging bloated alcoholic and the other one is jack nicholson >> greg: all right. fair enough you got me. >> thank you craig >> greg: craig? >> up next, kat, kat, let's hear you on thursday talking to jimmy failla about section workers. magic mike hit it. >> nobody goes to mcdonald to eat healthy it's like hiring a hooker to snuggle. it's not why you're there. >> people do that. >> well, stick with your current job. >> wow, okay, well, first of all they're not called hookers kat so i'm correcting you for not correcting jimmy. >> i've never used the word hooker i always say sex worker >> greg: aren't you special? >> i absolutely am >> greg: katherine this is my time. secondly, it turns out professional cuddle buddies are a very real thing. i'm trying to prove that you're right. the washington post said in 2018

>> tom costello, thank you. >>> there is new fallout tonight following president biden's summit with russian president vladimir putin. the white house and republicans offering sharply different views of how it went. here's geoff bennett. >> reporter: tonight president biden back from geneva, the white house touting what it calls a successful trip, punctuated by that summit with russia's vladimir putin. >> i did what i came to do. >> reporter: the president says it was important to set some rules of the road in the relationship with russia that's been eroding for years. especially on cybersecurity. with the u.s. blaming russian hackers for recent attacks on america's food and fuel supply. president biden presenting putin with a list of 16 critical infrastructure areas he says are off limits to cyberattack. but republicans tonight panning the president's performance, saying he got in concessions from putin. >> this whole thing is absurd. i've got 16 parts of my economy that i consider to be no-go zones. well, what about the rest of america's economy? so this thing was a disaster. >> re

being ruined and destroyed. >> okay, well, first of all, the designer's name is michael costello, and >> greg: why? >> this is frank costello. >> greg: yes. >> it's the name of jack nicholson's character in the departed. and, you know, greg and jack are a lot alike. one is an aging bloated alcoholic and the other one is jack nicholson >> greg: all right. fair enough you got me. >> thank you craig >> greg: craig? >> up next, kat, kat, let's hear you on thursday talking to jimmy failla about section workers. magic mike hit it. >> nobody goes to mcdonald to eat healthy it's like hiring a hooker to snuggle. it's not why you're there. >> people do that. >> well, stick with your current job. >> wow, okay, well, first of all they're not called hookers kat so i'm correcting you for not correcting jimmy. >> i've never used the word hooker i always say sex worker >> greg: aren't you special? >> i absolutely am >> greg: katherine this is my time. secondly, it turns out professional cuddle buddies are a very real thing. i'm trying to prove that you're right. the washington post said in 2018, dema

our correspondent tom costello has more. >> geoff, airports all over the country are packed.ng through the tsa checkpoints sunday more. and sunday is the heaviest day, but the bottom line is that airports never expected that many people to surge back into the travel system after the pandemic, and they are struggling to keep up. so american airlines canceling 400 flights over the weekend and more today, and american says that it now expects to cancel 50 per day until mid july and 1% of the total flights. as a result of that, you may see that your flight has been moved to earlier or later flight or through a hub that you were not expecting. this is what american airlines is saying about the thing. not enough employees and bad weather over the weekend led us to build in additional resilience and certainty of the operation by a fractionf our airlines, and we made cuts, and targeted changes with the goal of impacting the fewest number of customers, and the bottom line for american airlines, they had go in to furlough the employees when it went into the fall, and some people took t

want to go. >> reporter: even travel across the usa could go supersonic, back to the future tom costellodenver >>> now to the price you pay and the major retailers slashing prices for their big summer sales stephanie ruhle now on where to get the best deals. >> reporter: it's an all-out battle of the summer sales amazon, walmart and target all planning major shopping events for later this month amazon's prime day is back to its regular midsummer schedule after being delayed to october last year due to the pandemic. and not to be left out, target and walmart each have their own deal events starting june 20th, the day before amazon's two-day sale. >> prime day's absolutely become a national shopping holiday in the u.s last year they delayed it to october and it merged into the holiday season but now back in june i think you'll see that it's going to be the biggest shopping day of the year. >> reporter: this year amazon will focus on small businesses with a curated digital storefront and a $10 credit for those who spend $10 on select small business products ahead of prime day. walmart is sa

here's nbc's tom costello. >> meatpacker jbs just the latest company to pay a ransom. $11 million in out plans to process 20% of americas meat supply, to pay or not to pay is the dilemma all ransomware targets face. the small school district in california was attack last fall, teacher payroll, grades and lesson plans locked up for nearly two weeks as hackers demanded big money. >> there is no school district that is in a position, we don't operate with lush funds. >> which school system strapped for cash in little money for cybersecurity, students personal information can be vulnerable. ibm security x force calculus at 1700 schools and colleges were hit by ransomware attacks last year, even more this year. >> they don't have the expertise to respond to these types of incidents but they're getting targeted, again and again. >> the company recently awarded six school districts half 1 million dollars each to beef up their cybersecurity defenses. 7800 applied. meanwhile cities large and smaller also under daily attack. here in new orleans it took nine months last year for the city to rec

nbc's tom costello has been looking into it. got a reality check. you know, the country is the biggest in the world in terms of our economy. we're not even in the top ten in terms of the quality of our infrastructure 8% of the bridges just here in the nation's capital are structurally deficient, including the roosevelt bridge between virginia and washington built in 1964 and the chances are you see signs of decay where you live every single day. how many times has it happened to you, you hit a pothole and it ruins your tires and rims? >> i'm mad i'm real upset i'm real upset because, i mean, we shouldn't have to drive on highways like this >> reporter: the nation's civil engineers warn america's under investment in infrastructure could undermine america's global competitiveness. take bridges, for example, of 600,000 nationwide, 46,000 are structurally deficient the world economic forum ranks the u.s. 13th in infrastructure behind countries big and small, including singapore, japan, south korea, france, and the uk. china is 36th

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nbc news correspondent tom costello has our report from washington.rom chuck points to coach, to customs, and unexpected crush of flyers, eager for post covid escape. more than 2 million passengers on sunday, the most since before the pandemic forcing airlines to scramble. through bad weather, stranded passengers, airlines were able to cancel 400 plants over the weekend. hundreds more today. thousands of travelers affected, and plans to cancel up to 80 per day until mid july. >> to think about airlines, is you can't just turn the light switch and have them restart. again >> after pandemic furloughs and early retirements, america is now short on ground staff, flight attendants, pilots who must go through re-training before returning. just establish like britain harrison, as the girls take the. >> we take the rollout on the beach, just have a great time! >> the airline already notifying its passengers of their flights unchanging. >> maybe in that you're booked on an earlier flight, later flight, or rather you are in a city you never expected. >> america

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tom costello. tell me what's going on with american airlines.people must have been losing their minds. >> reporter: 400 flights cancelled over the weekend, american says it will continue to cancel 50, even more today. 80 or so today. american says it will cancel 50 or so every day up until mid july. here's the reason. nobody at the airlines, nobody at the tsa, nobody at the faa expected the surge in passengers that we're seeing so quickly post pandemic. as you mention, two million passengers flying a couple days ago. we thought we were going to be in the low million or so. this is an unbelievable rebound in passenger volume, and the airlines which in some cases furlough people. american airlines had to furlough pilots and flight attendants, then vendors had to furlough, layoff staff. now they have to bring everybody back. in the case of pilots, you can't call up a furloughed pilot, say be back in the cockpit next week. they have to go back through certification training again. as a result, all of this means that they are in a situation they're g

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nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: from check points to coach to custom, an unexpected crush ofhan 2 million passengers on sunday, the most since the pandemic, forcing airlines to scramble. throw in bad weather and stranded passengers and american airlines was forced to cancel over 400 flights over the weekend, thousands of passengers affected and more canceled until mid-july. >> the thing is with airlines, you can't flip a switch and have them return again. >> reporter: pilots must go through retraining just like this woman and her girls. >> we're going to get the girls on the beach and have a great time. >> reporter: the airline notifying july passengers their flights are changing. it may mean you're booked on an earlier flight, later flight, or a town you weren't expected. >> reporter: american is struggling but still flying more flights than its competitors as everyone ramps up to handle the passenger surge. meanwhile with an unprecedent increase in unruly, disruptive, even violent behavior onboard often over the mask mandate, american airlines is asking the justice departme

here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: meat packer jbs the latest big company to pay a ransom. $11 billionemma all ransomware targets face. the small newhall district in california was attacked last fall. teacher pay roll, grades, and lesson plans locked up for nearly two weeks as hackers demanded big money. >> there is no school district that is in a position, we don't operate with slush funds. >> reporter: with little money for cyber security, students' personal information can be vulnerable. it is estimated 1700 schools and colleges were hit by ransomware last year. even more this year. >> they don't have the expertise to respond to these incidents. but still, they're getting target again and again. >> reporter: the company recently aawarded six districts half maldollars each to beef up security defenses. 7800 plies applied. meanwhile, cities large and small are under daily attack. here in new orleans, it took nine months for the city to recover from a ransomware attack. for a while it put police, fire and public works back on pen and paper. them critical financial data was protected in

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nbc's tom costello has been looking into all of this and he joins me now. good to see you, tom.tell us about the overall state of our of our inf. frankly i hear this all of the time when i talk to people that travel to europe, travel to the rest of the world, how do we stack up? >> it is embarrassing to be honest with you. in terms of modern infrastructure we're not even in the top ten to give you a sense. here in washington dc, the nation's capital, 8% of the bridges are structurally deficient including the roosevelt bridge that goes from virginia to washington. no matter where you live, if you walk outside of your front door chances are you see the decay every single day. >> how many times has it happened to you? you hit a pothole and it ruins your tires and rims? >> i'm mad. i'm real upset. i'm real upset we should not have to drive on highways like this. >> the nation's civil engineers warn that america's under investment could under mine global competitiveness. take bridges, of 600,000, 46,000 are structurally deficient. the u.s. is ranked 13th in infrastructure. it includi

do not believe in cancel culture, i do not support it whatsoever, but, i mean, she wanted michael costello you" and chrissy wrote no, i don't have anything to say, you will get what's coming to you. her career is dead and i don't think there's anything or anyone that can resurrect it, not even a good plastic surgeon. >> josh: [laughs] wow, let me see where i can pick up on that. look, usually i am all of hex and a darndest give about celebrities like chrissy teigen. but i have kind of become a connoisseur of one thing in the sort of celebrity rehab things and it's how they rehab themselves. if you listen to what they say, they are very well packaged p.r. campaigns to try to gain public favor and excuse them for whatever discussions they have. hers was like she went to therapy, i don't know, i'm glad to know she's a consumer of it, i listen to jeff toobin on cnn talking about going to the meal kitchen, that was supposed to somehow excuse him about his very active in various indiscretions. if you watch how they apologize it makes all of these stories running very entertaining. >> julie: she

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tom costello has more. >> reporter: amid growing cyberattacks against tv stations, food supplier, waterystems and all levels of government, the fbi confirms to nbc news it is investigating 100 different types of ransomware attacks. >> we can cannot give any quarter and no kuchb should be harboring criminal actors of any type. >> reporter: and ibm runs a constant cyber expert assessment and blaming revil is response for the attack on jbs. revealing glimpse of the online negotiations between hackers and victims, companies and charities, large and small. and in one exchange, a company pleads, my bosses have told me that they can offer $73,000, they said if we had to pay any higher, we would not be able to pay our employees. the hackers response, provide supporting information that your company is in a financial hole and we will review your price. the employee but all of our systems are down. and another charity pleads if you can desist and allow us to continue our work. the hacker agrees only after receiving proof of the charity's work. average initial ransom demand, $5 million. two-third

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nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: amid growing cyber attacks against tv stations, food and fuel from russia. the deputy attorney general -- >> we cannot give any quarter and no country should be harboring criminal actors of any type. >> ibm cyber force runs a cyber threat assessment showing the russian criminal gang claimed revil for the meat producer jbs earned $123 million in ransom last year, a revealing glimpse of the online negotiations between hackers and victims, companies and charities large and small. in one exchange a company pleads my bosses have told me they can offer $730,000. they said if we had to pay any higher we would not be able to pay our employees. the hackers respond, provide supporting information that your company is in a financial hole and we will review your price. the employee replies, but all of our systems are down and are not sure how we would provide that information. in another, a charity that's been hacked pleads, please, if you can decyst and allow us to continue our work? >> the hammer agrees only after receiving proof of the charity's work. >>

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tom costello reports >> reporter: amid growing cyber attacks against tv stations, food and fuel suppliers, hospitals, water systems and all levels of government, the fbi confirms to nbc news it's investigating 100 different types of ransomware attacks, many originating from russia the deputy attorney general today. >> we cannot give any quarter and no country should be harboring criminal actors of any type >> reporter: ibm cyber x force runs a constant global cyber threat assessment, showing the russian criminal gang r-evil, blamed by the fbi for the attack against meat producer jbs, earned at least $123 million in ransom last year tonight a revealing glimpse of the online negotiations between hackers and victims, companies and charities large and small. in one exchange a company pleads, "my bosses have told me they can offer $730,000 they said if we had to pay any higher we would not be able to pay our employees. the hackers respond, "provide supporting information that your company is in a financial hole and we will review your price. the employee replies, "but all of our systems are do

back to you. >> thanks to tom costello. watched that with our jaws open. >> customer service department? hr department maybe? what do they get? >> paid leave? >> we are going to dive deep near this with cyber warfare expert, michael allen served on the national security council under george w. bush in the next hour. >>> president biden doubles down his support for fauch dr. fauci after emails were made public. >>> and young people with covid, with an urgent appeal from the cdc. with an urgent appeal from the cdc. all of these things that i found through ancestry. i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. you see this scanned-in, handwritten document. the most striking detail is her age. she was only 17. knowing that she saw this thing happening and was brave enough to get involved and do something— that was eye opening. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best

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