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first, let's go to nbc,'s mike, mentally he's with the president in philadelphia. mike, your president biden is expected to speak in this rally in the next hour or so. what are you hearing so far today? >>, alex we are hearing from some union workers here talking about the presidents economic record. the politics has a time in a place, the first order of business for president biden here in philadelphia today is to get a firsthand look at the impact of the highway collapsed just last sunday. it really has snarled a major artery of i-95 and made life complicated for a lot of people here in philadelphia. while there was actually some news here, we heard in the immediate aftermath of that collapsed last week that it could take months for that section of highway to reopen. we -- who joined president biden today announced alongside the president they announced that that highway will be reopened within the next 32 weeks. that is much much faster, much more ahead of schedule than anybody expected. even earlier this. week we also heard from president biden talking about th

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nbc's ali vitali. also with us, catherine christian, former assistant district attorney in the manhattan d.a.'sice and nbc news legal analyst. so, ali, republicans have been expressing dissatisfaction with this deal. what's next on the hill? >> reporter: yeah, look, jose, perhaps unsurprising to see republicans continue to use this as a cudgel in their press to say there is a two-tiered system of justice in this country. they have been sounding that note since after the former president donald trump was indicted for the second time. but the first time, of course, on federal charges. now, though, seeing these hunter biden plea deal agreement come down, speaking with people, like speaker kevin mccarthy told me that to him this is a sweetheart deal you only get if you're the son of a current sitting president. you see the charges against hunter biden, two misdemeanor counts of failing to pay taxes and one gun possession charge. we have heard from not just the speaker, but through rank and file republicans, especially on the house side, members that i was talking to yesterday saying not only that t

. >> as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy telling nbc 's richard engel that he believes vladimire reclaims territory occupied by russia. nbc news reports that, quote, kyiv has claimed intergovernmental aide in the opening stages of its campaign but no breakthrough yet against tough russian defenses in ukraine south and east, end quote. today vladimir putin continued his threatening nuclear rhetoric, claiming that the first batch of russian nuclear weapons have been delivered to russia's ally, belarus. the united states condemned at the bluster saying that it sees no indication that russia is indicating to use a nuclear weapon. meanwhile, air sirens blared over kyiv as the leaders of four african nations met with president zelenskyy to discuss potential peace plans before they met with vladimir putin. president zelenskyy rejected any peace plan that does not begin with russia withdrawing its troops from ukraine. ukraine's foreign minister posted on twitter, quote, russian missiles are a message to africa. russia wants more war, not peace. the united states and select -- to begin t

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i will go right now to nbc -- 's in columbus georgia following it all. garrett, i know that the former president speaking behind me there we've gotten some excerpts of what exactly the former president is saying in his speech, if you can take us through some of the? >> yasmin, former president just took the stage a little while ago. as expected, his speech is gonna be fairly wide ranging. he's gonna address the indictment from this week. although, in a more oblique way than he has done on his social media accounts, at least that's the plan. the speech has written includes these comments, he's going to say, we now have two standards of justice in our country. the democrat communists who want to jail their opponents while they protect the murderers who prowl our cities day and night, and other brazen criminals. the linking, rather, his own complaint about its own prosecutions with his views on crime, in line the way the republicans written in 2022. he's also gonna say, either we have a deep state, or we have a democracy. either the deep state destroys amer

s. official telling nbc news that 113th wing of the capitol guardians, a unit of the d. c.nal guard, flew out of joint base andrews because the flight path of this suspected aircraft was, quote, unusual. the official said that's when the fighters caught up to the aircraft. determined the palate was incapacitated, the plane is believed to have run out of fuel before it crashed into mountainous terrain. the aviation administration saying the plane departed from tennessee and was bound for new york's long island mcarthur airport. the national transportation safety board is investigating that incident. authorities have not stated the cause of the crash or the number of casualties. we'll keep you updated on that story. more ayman right after the break. ar insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) this is sadie. she's on verizon, and she has the new myplan where she gets exactly what she wants and only pays for what s

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for the very latest on the extreme, weather let's go to nbc,'s priscilla, thompson in perryton, texasilla, what is the situation like there in texas after the deadly storms? it looks like a mess behind you. >> yeah, alex, i want to give you a sense of how things are looking. i am standing at what used to be a hardware and lumber store. as you can, see a huge tanker truck was completely just dumped on top of what used to be a building here. there are crews working to try to clear out this area. and really begin to assess this damage. one of the things that is so remarkable about what happened here is that this tornado came so quickly that the sheriff tells me there wasn't even time to sound the tornado sirens. i talked to one resident about that and what this experience has been. like i want to play a little bit of how he described what happened here. >> we were -- just me and my brother were in the living room, taught watching tv. we were on our phones. we just saw hail, big hail hitting. we got up, we are just looking around, we're recording, he looks up and says, oh my god! a tornad

i will go right now to nbc -- 's in columbus georgia following it all.ere we've gotten some excerpts of what exactly the former president is saying in his speech, if you can take us through some of the? >> yasmin, former president just took the stage a little while ago. as expected, his speech is gonna be fairly wide ranging. he's gonna address the indictment from this week. although, in a more oblique way than he has done on his social media accounts, at least that's the plan. the speech has written includes

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. >> and with us now to start off our coverage this hour, nbc n s national correspondent gabe gutierrez in miami, "washington post" congressional investigations reporter jacqueline alemany, msnbc contributor, and david weinstein, former federal prosecutor and attorney at the firm jones walker. gabe, yesterday, you were inside that courthouse for donald trump's arraignment. where can we expect things to go from here? >> reporter: good morning. it was remarkable to see what went down in the courthouse behind me yesterday. the former president sitting just feet away from special counsel jack smith as he faced that sweeping 37-count indictment. so, over the coming months, this will be an extremely complicated case. of course, walt nauta, the alleged co-conspirator here, is set to be arraigned in just a few weeks because while he had his first appearance yesterday, he did not enter a formal plea because he did not have local counsel here. so we expect that later this month on june 27th. as for the trump case, there will be a lot discussed about pretrial motions. the defense likely to enter a

s? salonpasas, it's gooood medic. >>> welcome back to "nbc bay area news tonight." how about this? from san jose to denver to the top of the world. basketball star aaron gordon is now an nba champ. >> it's over. at last the long wait is over. after 47 years, the denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. >> yeah, the nuggets beat the miami heat last night, winning their first ever nba title. aaron gordon a big part of this team's success in his third season with the team. how excited was he last night? take a look. the 27-year-old was shirtless in the streets of denver. celebrating with the fans. also in denver last night, aaron gordon's high school coach at archbishop mitty in san jose. that's tim kennedy on the left. gordon invited him and even brought him onto the court to celebrate after the win. joining us now is tim kennedy. coach, nice to have you on the program. it's got to be pretty awesome. how special is it to have your player win an nba title? >> i can't hear anything by the way. >> okay. coach, this is raj. can you hear me? we'll try to get you in here.

two sources tell nbc news, u. s. attorney, david weiss, who was nominated by former president donald trump, is likely to recommend probation for the tax violations. the u.s. attorney did say in a statement the investigation is ongoing. today, hunter biden's lawyer praised the government's handling of the case. >> i spent many years interfacing with the prosecutors who brought this investigation. i think they really try to be fair. i think that they tried to be thorough, tried to look into everything possible. >> the five-year investigation into the president started while trump was in office, and continued on to president -- many of the republicans who have spent years accusing joe biden and his son of being corrupt, were outraged at the agreement. donald trump called it, quote, a sweetheart deal. while his allies in the house said it revealed a, so called, double standard. >> you have one opponent of a current president that is now indicted, who's supposed to do jail time. you have a president's son that the investi

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s with breyey. >>> welcome back. nbc washington correspondent and chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. white house correspondent for politico eugene daniels. partner at on message strategies and stephanie, welcome. let me kick off the conversation by kick off trump v. desantis this week. point counterpoint. here we go. >> we will fight the woke in the schools, fight the woke in the corporations, in the halls of congress. >> i don't like the term woke because i hear woke, woke, woke. it's just a term half the people can't even define it. they don't even know what it is. >> let's just be clear, it really does take two terms as president to be able to finish this job. >> but what i heard desantis go out and talk about eight years, you don't need eight years. you need six months. we can turn this thing around so quickly. >> brad, i have to ask you, this is your side of the aisle, how is the party going to look after six months of that? >> well, i think only the party paying attention to its for the most part.

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nbc news correspondent ronny -- 's and iowa state fairgrounds, where senator joni ernst is hosting those gop contenders. as always, good to talk to you. the man of the top, all the polls right now, as we are about 18 months or so out is not going to be there. how is that affecting things there in iowa? >> right, it's kind of what donald trump suggested that he may not partake in the first two republican presidential debates. he doesn't want to legitimize the rest of the field challenging, because of his position in the polls, guess what there are thousands of iowans here today they're meeting everybody but him. the likes of nikki haley, asa hutchison rhonda scent is even mike pence. they are all here. they've been shaking hands, talking to folks, asked one guy right after he was beating tim scott, -- i just met a. tim scott jumped back into the fray, i just met him. which really hit to the hard here. this is very much still an open field, instead of. i want to hear from one potential candidate. who is suggested that perhaps he'll be jumping into the race, i will let you hear directly fro

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s office for comment but did not hear back. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> the national conversation around immigration has reignited after two planes full of migrants were sent to sacramento. now new york city is looking at unique ways to house its influx of migrants. mayor erik adams appears to be tossing around the idea of using the mayor's mansion to house migrants. gracie mansion on the upper east side is the official residence of the mayor. >> if it doesn't go against legal protocols, because there are protocols that are in place that i can't use the building any way i want. but i don't have a problem if i can put a migrant family in gracie mansion. >> that comment follows his suggestion that new yorkers could possibly house asylum seekers in their private residences and perhaps get compensation for it. yesterday the mayor announced 50 churches, mosques, and houses of worship will get paid to house nearly 1,000 migrants. the city says it will take some of the pressure off hotels and the city's shelter system. >>> president biden is h

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today, we learned that the former deputy director of trump 's election day operations appeared before smith's january 6th grand jury. nbc michael brown, who has been accused of being involved in the so-called fake electors scheme after the 2020 election, was seen headed into the third floor grand jury space at a courthouse in washington, d. c., or a grand jury has been hearing testimony about efforts to stop the transfer of power to president joe biden. in other january six news, a supporter of donald trump's received the sentence yesterday at about 12 and a half years in prison after pleading guilty in february to attacking a police officer during a january 6th attack on the capitol. rioter danya rodriguez can be seen on video ramming a stun gun into the neck of d. c. metropolitan police officer michael flynn known during a violent melee outside of the united states capitol building. footage from daniel rodriguez's fbi interrogation in march of 2021 shows rodriguez confessing to attacking officers with a stun gun. >> what do you want me to tell you? then i tased them? yes. >> explain. >> why did you change them? >> i d

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nbc bay area's velena jones explains the victim's family says they're disappointed with the d.a.'sn. >> reporter: the charging decision by alameda county pamela price means the two men accused of killing young jasper wu will not face the possibility of life without parole. that's an issue for the wu family. >> at this point, transparency is so important from the d.a.'s office. and time after time we're seeing so many so-called big deals, even charges being dropped. it's not comforting. >> reporter: ivory bivins and trevor green will face murder charges with gang enhancements. police believe the family car was caught in the crossfire of a gang shoot-out on 880 in 2021. community leader karl chan says jasper's family is frustrated by the new d.a.'s decision to drop some of the enhancements set in place by former d.a.cy

i'm talkiking about s somebody formrmer new jerersey governor t disty, pushback against this. >> hallie jackson, thank you. that concludes this nbc news special report. we'll have much more on our streaming channel, "nbc news now." >>> thank you so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. as you've been hearing, we are continuing to follow the breaking news that lester holt has been talking about. nbc news has confirmed former president trump has been indicted. he has received a summons. mr. trump posted on truth social saying he has been indicted. it's connected to how he handled classified documents. last year, the fbi searched trump's mar-a-lago estate and found more than 180 documents marked "classified." president trump has denied any wrongdoing on his social media site. he called today a dark day. of course we're going to continue to follow this story, bringing you updates as we get them. again, former president trump indicted on federal charges connected to the classified documents at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. mounting legal troubles for the former president as he is the front-runner and leading candidate for the gop

nbc bay area's velena jones explains the victim's family says they're disappointed with the d.a.'s decision. >> reporter: the charging decision by alameda county pamela price means the two men accused of killing young jasper wu will not face the possibility of life without parole. that's an issue for the wu family. >> at this point, transparency is so important from the d.a.'s office. and time after time we're seeing so many so-called big deals, even charges being dropped. it's not comforting. >> reporter: ivory bivins and trevor green will face murder charges with gang enhancements. police believe the family car was caught in the crossfire of a gang shoot-out on 880 in 2021. community leader karl chan says jasper's family is frustrated by the new d.a.'s decision to drop some of the enhancements set in place by former d.a. nancy o'mally. >> we're talking about how many years, it's about what message to send to the people who are committing crimes against innocent families. >> reporter: while jasper's family believes the changes are significant, ivory bivins' attorney believes the c

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s eager details are limited, still under seal, the handling of classified documents at the mar-a-lago home, nbcews has confirmed that at least one of the charges is related to the espionage act. >> it doesn't necessarily mean working with another country, there is a subsection of the act that involves willfully withholding classified documents.>> reporter: others may include false statements, and conspiracy to obstruct, a case that can take years to resolve. >> there is substantial prison time, some of the offenses that could be charged against donald trump carry as much as 20 years . >> reporter: former president trump made the announcement on his social media platform true social where he called the case politically motivated. >> ivan is a man, i did nothing wrong, we will fight this just like we have been fighting for seven years. >> reporter: the independent special counsel jack smith who is running the investigation had originally convened a grand jury in washington dc but shifted to miami, where the former president is expected to surrender tuesday to a federal courthouse. >> i predict th

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nbc's blaine alexander. blaine, talk to us about trump 's reaction today on the campaign trail and give us a sense of how republicans are reacting to the indictment. >> we are set to hear the former president speak and address this in his own words in about 30 minutes in greensboro in north carolina. we've already heard from him earlier today. he spoke before a crowd in georgia, and he was just as defiant speaking through the crowd as he has been all along a social media platform. as for what we heard from at the republicans, it's very interesting here, alicia, because the stage for the purpose president was set quite literally earlier today by is former vice president. mike pence spoke several hours ago before the same crowd, a smaller version of the same crowd in greensboro, and he slammed the indictment. he called a politicization of the doj, a sad day in america, and a cause of the attorney general by name, take a look. >> i am calling on the attorney general to stand before the american people and explain why this was necessary and his words. attorney general merrick garland stop hiding behind the special couns

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