hello, i'm andrea canning. and this is dateline. >> manson has come to represent the side of humanity. these people enjoyed killing. >> things that police had never seen before. >> they begged her, please don't kill me, please don't kill me. >> average kids, from average american homes, they turned out to be the killer. they widows them with lsd. >> charles manson stole loves. >> grief like you couldn't imagine. >> stole innocence. >> he looks beautiful, he looks happy, and draws a lot of people. >> and left a city living in fear. >> a sellout. guard dogs are now selling for $5,000. >> you may think you know the manchin story, but not like this. >> he's a very evil, sophisticated con man and knows exactly what he is doing. >> i will, and welcome to dateline. he was a charismatic ex-con who dreamed of becoming a rock star. then, he found a ragtag group of hippies in search of direction and purpose to follow him. in the, and they're toxic union would result in a frenzy of brutality. how is charles manson able to

i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching.much for tuning into my show. it's very exciting. we have our coffee, and we are ready to dive into this week's top story. we know what we have to call this? >> what. >> weekends with micah. >> and joe. take a look. >> to the new development in the federal attachment against donald trump. yesterday we told you about a previously unseen memo, that outlines the plot to overturn the 2020 election results by donald trump

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> good morning and welcome to street signs. >> these are your headlines. >> european markets bounced back with recouping from a few days losses. .1% of total assets. >>> sparking fears for he global economy and keeping pressure on beijing to step up stimulus support. >>> sony posts a 30% drop in first-quarter profits. the conglomerate targets a high score from playstation saying it aims to sell 25 million consoles. >>> investors are awaiting the latest numbers out of disney. the ceo says he may want to do away with the groups no growth businesses. >>> it is a bit of a turnaround in sentiment for markets. we are almost up 1% in the early hours of trade today. it is a sharp move versus yesterday. yesterday's session was a downbeat and that continued into the u.s. markets closing. the focus for investors was the downgrade of several regional banks. the banking index yesterday in the u.s. finished the session down 1 .3%. china is confirming the country is experie

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs."'m arabile gumede joumanna bercetche is at the bank of england to unpack the decision from the boe. these are the headlines. >>> the u.s. downgrade equities for a second straight day in every sector deep in the red >>> infineon died guidance is bringing down the sector with results from quarlcomm overnigh. >>> and bank of england is looking for a 25-basis point hike or 50 i'll speak with andrew bailey at 4:00 ap.m. >>> and wall street futures are coming down with the results from apple and amazon and investors are looking to see how the performance division is doing. >>> we have been following economic data this morning particularly on the pmi front. earlier on, we had german and french pmi numbers and now eurozone numbers for july. the figure coming out at 48.6. the final composite pmi number for eurozone the flash figure had been 48.9 a slight dip when you look at the services pmi, it is 50.9. it is expansion territory with the flash number at 51 p.1 this is the final pmi number that

andrea from like 1978 with no chip in it. i'm going to get rid of all of the -- honestly going to find like a 1978, you know, whatever can i find chip. at this point that's where i'm going backward apparently. i mean, that's what i'm going to do. andrea, thank you. great to see you don't. now it's time for our political palate cleanser. ♪ what happens when i live my orange theory, hiking, tennis, i found out today at edwin watts golf store looking for clubs for my 15-year-old. >> okay. i am having a case of vertigo. i am not a golfer. and i am just seeing golf everywhere. used clubs, old clubs. wedges, hybrids, everything is golf. it's the same. >> i have never seen anything like this. thanks to ryan for helping us. but i'm still dizzy. all right. biden's lack of understanding is wider than the grand cannon and lizzo's dancer accused he her of being heavy. did it shut down a music festival. raymond arroyo has all the seen and unseen, next. ♪ - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floa

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "street signs."'m joumanna bercetche >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines >>> shares plunge with italy's biggest banks post numbers. >>> and the biggest decline posting 14% in july damping the prospect of an economic rebound. >>> glencore hit by a pull back in commodities prices. easing inflation and policy support should help in the second half. >>> and softbank surprising with a loss despite son returning amid tech sector gains >>> let's get straight to it european banks in focus after the italian government decided to impose a surprising windfall tax on net interest income for the italian lenders. you see it is dragging down the sector unicredit is one of the best performing stocks not just in the ftse mib, but the stoxx 600. it was up 700%. unicredit down 5%. really, really sharp moves d downwards in the italian banks this was a surprise to the investment community and banks and i was speaking to the unicredit a coueo a couple week ago. the government has come out with the meas

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "street signs."'m joumanna bercetche >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines >> nvidia blows past expe expectations as sales double and net income surges 800% sending shares sharply higher overnight. >>> the sentiment spills into europe with the chip makers leading gains and putting the stoxx 600 firmly in the green. >>> the brics group is set to expand for the first time since 2010 as it extends invitations to saudi arabia and uae. >>> and gop coming out swinging for the republican party's first debate as former president trump goes it alone. >> i say why am i doing it and i'm going to have eight people or ten people, whoever made the debate, all these people screaming at me and shouting questions at me. all of which i love answering, but it doesn't make sense to do it so i take that pass. >>> attention turns to jackson hole today as u.s. treasury pares back from the multi-year high as jay powell may strike a dovish tone. we are live on the ground to bring you a host of fed voices >>

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "street signs."'m joumanna bercetche >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines. >> a bumper day in germany with the index increasing in early trade, but siemens misses the quarter forecast on falling consumer demand. >> this was impacting our business we had a strong order in stake the previous quarter this is the reason for the slowdown revenue still going. we will see how this develops. >>> the second quarter sees europe shine with the sector moving 2%. premiums will stay elevated to combat inflation. >> there is inflation pressure, but we have rate increases and those are we have the ben pefit from investmt income. >>> and we await the latest inflation print with the federal reserve possibly looking to the end of the hiking cycle. >>> and disney revealed a larger than expected subscriber loss. bob iger pledging to sharpen focus. >> we are prioritizing our brands and franchises and rationalizing the volume of content we make and what we spend and what markets we invest in >> good morn

here again is andrea canning with death in the driveway. >> four days after his murder, melvin roberts that town he'd called home for the last 60 years. >> did it feel like the whole town came to the funeral? >> it did, yes. everybody was there. from all over. >> versus if he was the go-to guy in your. if you need to figure something out. he was afraid to take on anybody. he never backed down. he always looked out for the little guy. because i think he always saw himself as the little guy. >> but as hundreds gathered to say goodbye to melvin, and odd 's feeling settled over the mourners. was a fear? was it suspicion? could someone amongst them be the killer? melvin's granddaughter and emily started looking over her shoulder. >> who could this be? how could this have happened? who would want him dead? >> was it putting the town on edge? >> yes, there is a killer on the loose. we've got to figure out who this is. >> detectives were working around the clock, trying to narrow down the long list of potential suspects. they learned that the angry tenet who fit the description of the man they

. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪♪ >>> this sunday, defending trump. the republican presidential hopefuls are getting ready to take the debate stage for the first time as donald trump prepares to be arrested for the fourth time. >> it's a witch hunt. it's just a continuation of a witch hunt. republicans can't let them get away with it. republicans have to be tough. >> trump plans to skip the debate, but why are most of his republican rivals still planning to defend him. i'll ask doug burgum whether he's ready to confront the front-runner and his growing list of legal liability. >>> plus, silent strategy. president biden stays silent on the appointment of a the special counsel investigating his son. >> i have no comment on the investigation going on. that's up to the justice department and that's all i have to say. >> as public distrust grows in the legal system will president biden rise to the challenge at this critical moment for the american democracy. i'll ask tim wall, the surrogate for t

other things that can be asked about, talked about and presumably perhaps if the defense wants or trump wants to be made public prior to trial. to your specific question there, andrea, the idea of what donald trump can review, prosecutors said that he should not be allowed to review evidence alone, that he should not be allowed to take notes or take documents by himself, even kind of winking and nodding towards the florida case saying he has a habit of taking documents that he shouldn't take. so that review by the former president he will have to have some restrictions on how he reviews evidence and that's something that he might have to do with his attorneys as well. again, more details will come out in the judge's order. what will start to happen here once this all gets hammered out, andrea, is 11.6 million pages of documents will be handed over from the special counsel's office to donald trump's defense attorneys, including according to our notes extraction from devices, which is a fancy way of saying images from cell phones. so basically it appears at this point that there are either cell phones or computers, laptops, et cetera, that federal prosecutors and inv

i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching >> happy saturday, welcome to morning joe weekend. thank you so much for tuning into my show. it's very exciting. we have our coffee, and we are ready to dive into this week's top story. we know what we have to call this? >> what. >> weekends with micah. >> and joe. take a look. >> to the new development in the federal attachment against donald trump. yesterday we told you about a previously unseen memo, that outlines the plot to overturn the 2020 election results by donald trump and members of his inner circle. the memo which was obtained by the new york times and has not been verified by nbc news, was allegedly sent in early december 2020 by trump lawyer kenneth chesebro, who is one of the coconspirators identified but not charged in the justice department's latest indictment, of the former president. in the note, chesebro details the fake elector scheme which falsely claims former vice president mike pence had the power to block the certification of the states votes on

. >> i'm andrea canning and this is dateline. >> i stood there in the hallway where that pool of bloodw this facility and knew it well. >> a head turning new twist in the crime that stumped everyone from the start. >> seven years. we are seeking justice for michelle for almost seven years. >> a mom of two murdered at work. >> a lot of blood. a lot of trauma. >> there were pry marks on her office door. >> what was in that office that anyone would want? >> that's the mystery. >> a case blown apart when a secret relationship

andrea, will they spend? if we track the flights, can we put that in dollars? drea: [laughter] what i would say is before the pandemic, when they came, they tended to spend more than they did at home. in those three years, they have gotten more used to spending at home. all the brands have improved service to their vip customers. the combination of the vips being served well at home, the middle class being under pressure makes me think that while they can come, they might not come to the extent that is expected. alix: andrea, thank you much. andrea felsted of bloomberg opinion. i am still on my budget. coming up, an unbelievable story in the last 24 hours. hawaii erupting in flames. deadly fire erupting in maui. it is not just in hawaii. it is also in europe. we will talk about this, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you fir

hello, i'm andrea canning.ey begged her, please don't kill me, please don't kill me. >> average kids, from average american homes, they turned out to be the killer. they widows them with lsd. >> charles manson stole loves. >> grief like you couldn't imagine.

andrea i can tell you earlier this morning, in perry, it was extremely powerful winds, well over 100wind gusts must have been here at the beach, where this powerful storm idalia first made landfall, again we're still learning -- we're still trying to learn the full extent of the damage here in keaton beach where that eye first landfall a little earlier this morning. we're hoping to get behind this roadblock, some residents have been trying to come in, this is again that main road and driving in here was very difficult, just a short time ago it was impassable as first responders were there cutting through power lines, cutting through downed treegs trying to be the first one to reach that beach on the other side of this roadblock, andrea. >>> joining us now is sheriff kristen graziano of charleston county, south carolina. we appreciate you taking the time to speak with us. for feel who live in your community, tell us how is your team getting ready for the storm. >> thank you so much for thinking about us. first, i want to say our thoughts and prayers go out to our friends to the south.

and andrea, if you can bring up the photo last saturday, we celebrated the graduation of the mta youth transportation advisory board. this was our second group of youth advisory. and one of the things that inspired us to create the youth transportation advisory board is in fact a student project at lowell high school that results in the 29 improvement project that we are just starting to finally implement this summer. so the tab program includes 25 san francisco young people between the ages of 14 and 19, including we had a first middle school member and they help us to understand the unmet needs of san francisco's kids and youth. they have helped us design more effective outreach to young people, and they've been instrumental and really helping us refine some of our service changes and other details in order to improve our service this year, our our tab members went on a whole bunch of different field trips to various mta facilities to understand how we work and we will be kicking off our third core cohort once school starts in the fall. and if you want to see updates about our next a

take us through what we can expect over the next few days and what did john eastman say when he came out after having been booked? >> andrea, what we can expect over the next few days are days like this one. the flurry of activity at the fulton county jail with co-defendants coming in, turning themselves in, being booked and leaving the jail and also, likely a flurry of activity from here at the courthouse from their legal represent it tivgs, from their attorneys coming in and meetings with members of the d.a.'s it team to negotiate the terms of surrender. we're seeing a one and two from the courthouse and the jail and that shows us what we can expect in terms of the frequency and the quickness with which people will turn themselves in. let's get to john eastman. he just left the fulton county jail within the last 20 minutes or so. my colleague ali vitali was there when he walked out and she asked him a number of questions. one of the things, if he believes that election was stolen. he said absolutely to her. he read from a rather lengthy statement that his attorneys had put out earlier in the day as he was going to surren

can be distorted. how do you get past the politics? >> first, andrea, thanks for having us on. taking on this task with judge michael luttig as co-chair, one of the heroes, in my judgment, of january 6th has been a real honor for me. and i consider it the capstone of my career in public service. andrea, we know now that, in fact, our democracy is frail. we like to say we're the most enduring democracy in the world, and we always have peaceful transfers of power. wu now know that's not true. there are those in public life today who would like to push us to our breaking point. i'm pleased to be part of this effort. we recruited an extraordinary assemblage of distinguished americans to take part in this task force, not just lawyers. retired judges like judge luttig, law school deems, republican and democratic, former presidential candidates likefiorina, director mark more yell, director of the national urban league but also conservative commentators like bill kristol and over the next year will be engaging in a listening tour going around the country, making recommendations and is

as the people in jail, they have ministers, sends out governance sends out how long can put and hold on to power. andrea, so that tough. welcome to complex down. thank you for having me. you are in contact with whistle blowers and the russian security services. why did per goes and really stop his march toward moscow while, because it was never about trying to take power and to take moscow, it was about red negotiation and his deal with boots and as a minister of defense. and when he understood that, he miscalculate that he wanted to still to get some figure out the best situation. so his son, his columns to must scout, but it was most of that to apply for a time when find that he got what you wanted or this what he could get to all of the situation. his stuff. nevertheless, he got quite far and it's being called the most dramatic challenge to pollutants authorities since he came to power 23 years ago is promotion. still a threat to putting things the biggest? uh, the biggest bro, a fraud is not big goes into said bothered racks. and that was an army and opposite russian security services. everybody und

andrea. find some source of expertise that can, can guide you.f the most rewarding aspects of this project, both the riparian buffer and clearing out the woods, using forest management practices to cut down some of the locust. and we have a bridge down there on the stream that's from our own locust wood. it's just...to me, feeling really good that i am doing something for the land...and for the nature around me. (melodic piano music) ♪ [melissa nash] in 2020, i was selected as the northeastern area cooperative forester of the year. to my knowledge, i'm the third person in maryland and the first woman from maryland that's been selected for that award. we're here on green ridge state forest, that's open to hunting, camping, fishing, hiking. i work with landowners primarily to develop forest stewardship plans. that's a set of written recommendations to help them manage their forest land property. our plans are written by the forest service. we do have some landowners who work with private consulting foresters and come to us for uh, various other pro

can always reach me on my social media. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the trump surrender. donald trump's highly orchestrated arrival for booking at the fulton county jail on racketeering charges for an alleged criminal conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. this follows rudy giuliani's defiant appearance yesterday and trump co-defendants mark meadows and jeffrey clark losing their appeals to prevent their arrests before tomorrow's noon deadline. >>> fight night in wisconsin. donald trump dominated the republican primary debate, even without showing up. >> if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? please raise your hand if you would. [ cheers and applause ] >>> putin's revenge? u.s. officials, starting with the president, saying they are not surprised the man who challenged vladimir putin's leadership is presumed dead in a mysterious plane crash in russian airspace. ♪♪ >>> good day. i'm andrea mit

we can speak now to andrea garcia. from the international organisation of migration. thank you for your time. this is a dreadful story that we have been covering here. could you give us an idea of some of the risks and dangers of the journey like this?— journey like this? yes, thank you for havin: journey like this? yes, thank you for having me. _ journey like this? yes, thank you for having me. as _ journey like this? yes, thank you for having me. as you _ journey like this? yes, thank you | for having me. as you mentioned, these people were drifting for about a month, actually. it is thought that they left senegal around the 10th ofjuly and they were just rescued two days ago which means that during this one month they were at sea without adequate water, without food, without any shelter. so that is one of the main risks. to be drifting at sea without being able to get to any cursed and therefore without being able to access food, water, shelter, without being able to access also medical services that you need to sur

nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell broke this story on her show in just the last hour. picks up the reporting with us now. what more can you tell us, andrea, how might this work? >> it's going to work slowly, and it's been a torturous negotiation, but they are, according to the source there, they are out of ebben prison which is a notorious horrible prison, one of the prisoners has been there almost eight years. over the years, we've tracked them, talked to their families, interviewed their daughters here in the u.s., and you know, one was a conservationist. some were dual citizens, had dual citizenship. they were on trumped up charges of espionage without a trial in one case, show trials held on espionage charges. and iran has done this, taken hostages for money, for trade, for diplomatic advantage. in this case, in a slow process once it has been cleared and through the swiss ambassador there and other representatives from oman that they are out in house arrest. they will stay in house arrest until money is transferred, $6 billion, which is money that iran earned from oil sales to south korea in this instance, money

violence will never stomp out violence, only love can do that. >> andrea, we do live in a country wheree exists. we saw this gunman in jacksonville, he had a swastika joel scrolled on one of his weapons and we were trying to talk about this at the end of the program yesterday, how do we get to a better place in this country where this isn't happening because it keeps happening over and over. >> you know, it really is -- yesterday was so heartwarming and uplifting and heartbreaking, and when we talk about organizing the march on washington with the 60th anniversary with nan and the other partners there was a lot of conversation and chatter saying we are, it's very different than 1963, and i think that yesterday at the end of the day demonstrate the parallels, the uncanny parallels as to where our country is in 2023 are as where it was in 1963 and one of the main reasons i say that is after the original march on washington, three weeks later, four little girls were killed in the bombing in birmingham. >> right. yesterday, the same day when you had almost 200,000 americans standing togethe

the impact specifications if there is a future trump administration, they can pick up and expand the barriers and buoys, andrea court? >> i think there is a good chance it may. you know, it's hard to predict, but i think the biden administration is intent on keeping this policy, notwithstanding the legality, so we'll have to see. the other thing i wanted to point out, you have been dogged about keeping this in the public eye. the family separation policy in the trump administration, we're still a long way from solving that. we believe that there are 500 to a thousand children who are still years later not with their parents, some of whom were separated when they were just babies or toddlers, so there's a lot of work to be done on a lot of fronts. >> i mean, they're growing up, spending their whole childhood without their families. julia ainsley, lee, thank you both so much for staying on this. >>> and the remarkable rescue inside the daring and pain staking mission to save children from a cable car in pakistan, dangling for hours, hundreds of feet in the air. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on m

can be. >> janis mackey frayer, thanks to you, and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing, live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. right now, donald trump is cooking up a political pr plan like none we've ever seen, even from him. promoting his own arrest, and devising a multipart strategy to steal the spotlight from his republican opponents on their biggest night. how the next 48 hours could deal a new blow to political norms and rewrite the campaign rules for 2024 all over again. and while the implications for trump are huge, so the stakes for eight people gathering to debate in milwaukee. we'll get insight into the political mountain those candidates will have to climb from someone who has been on that debate stage. >>> and a story out of tennessee that is both heartbreaking and creating a political fire storm after republican lawmakers cleared the room in the midst of a tearful legislative session on guns. the latest on their increasingly aggressive efforts pitting them against the familie

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what can you tell us about the gunman's history and how the community is reacting? >> reporter: hi, there, andreay is devastated. you saw the prayer vigil where hundreds of people came here to mourn the lives lost. but as you mentioned, investigators say the gunman identified as a 21-year-old white male actually purchased those two guns that he used legally, despite being held several years ago when he was 15 years old under florida's baker act for an involuntary mental health evaluation. there was also a domestic violence call at his home involving his brother. its unclear what became of that. police say he had no criminal history and that he also lived with his parents in a home just outside of jacksonville. but as you just heard the sheriff say, he had many racist writings and that he intended this attack to kill black people, andrea. >> and, gabe, governor ron desantis attended one of the vigils sunday and apparently didn't get an entirely friendly response. >> reporter: that's right. he got a chilly response by some of those who attended the vigil. the broader context here, you know that gov

andrea, so that is, i've been to our website tracks the russian intelligence center. how long can hold on to power the 60 minute dw? very well. well, thanks again. you just did the jack loves and binding thing, step away from the spot. i'm not even allowed to go to my own car. everyone was made of holes in every single day stuff, getting you ready to meet the gentleman enjoying me, right. just do it on dw, the hello, and welcome to focus on your but it's wonderful to have you with that. but rather in europe is becoming increasingly extreme. this summer will be with most heat waves, droughts on forest fires, and some reasons why others and build heavy rains and floods. the bulk of the country of silvia is dropping with the consequences of the worst natural disaster in decades dot into the dream has triggered sylvia.

line with others commonly used is an overly restrictive and that trump's team can modify it at any point during the case. andrea. >> justin, thank you. >> new tensions between russia, china and the united states were on display near alaska for us destroyers were deployed to shadow a group of chinese and russian ships that were patrolling the region through international waters. us officials say they were expecting the naval formation and it was not considered a threat, but it does highlight the growing cooperation between china and russia. one expert calling it highly provocative and a barrage of russian missiles and drones is being blamed for at least six deaths in ukraine. that russian response followed another attempted ukrainian drone strike on moscow and two successful strikes on bridges in occupied crimea. the bridge attacks could impact russian efforts to move men and machinery to the front lines. >> an american publishing executive is dead and criminal charges may be filed after her vacation in italy turned tragic. the rented boat she was in crashed into a larger vessel hosting a wedding party near the

you can watch highlights from today's show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," former president trump has entered a not guilty plea in the georgia election interference case, and he waived his right to appear in person at his arraignment in fulton county next week. his former lawyer, rudy giuliani, has been final liable for defaming two georgia election workers by falsely claiming that they tampered with ballots in 2020 after he refused to turn over required documents in the defamation case by the workers. the mother and daughter saying this confirms there was never any truth to giuliani's claims. he will face a trial to determine how much he will pay them in damages. he will talk to an attorney representing the women. >>> first responders assessing the destruction in northern florida. most roads are cleared. some schools reopened today. >>> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell appears to freeze for the second time in a month, this time more than 30 seconds before aides s

andrea. okay, well, we can move on then to jesse.jesse, we will ask you to ask your question so so my question, observation is about a technique that that may be used, disinformation, people or mis misinformation people. i'm losing track my terms, but but also occurs in science journalism and actually i'm a little that cmi may be unwittingly guilty of it it's well known and has been studied with good studies that if you describe a psychological phenomenon and to it a bunch of neuroscience people will it more even if the neuroscience is irrelevant. and i can imagine that there's plenty of disinformation out there where people start spreading explanations about, you know, what's going on in people and how you're being psychologically manipulated. and they throw on neuroscience jargon and. people go, oh yeah, right. but i noticed that sima, for example, in her description of what's going on in your brain when you know you're reading a story, i should add, got a ph.d. in cognitive neuroscience, though i'm not using it anymore, but i've g

you can always reach me on social media and you can watch high lights from today's show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," tropical storm hilary ripping through the western u.s., flooding communities with record rainfall. as california's north of l.a. hit a one-two punch from hilary and a 5.1 magnitude earthquake and aftershocks. all this as president biden leaves for hawaii today to survey the devastation and talk to survivors there as anger mounts at the state and federal response. and crews keep searching for as many as 850 still missing. plus, our new poll with des moines register, the first time year on iowa with some surprising results at what likely republican voters think about front-runner, donald trump, and his challengers. as the former president and his 18 co-defendants in georgia still have to surrender at the fulton county jail for booking on the alleged election racketeering case by noon this friday. when will any of them show up? >>> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. tropical st

andrea andrade told us espn on espanol does she can to hear from el salvador to follow her son and two were already granted asylum. >> the truth is, at my age, i can't really work that much, michael is the beat with migrant children. >> right now, she's waiting in mexico for her son to formally request her entrance to the u.s. per immigration laws. she has no idea along the process will take but says that she trusts god to see her through it. i want to thank you for joining us. i am rosemary church. for our international viewers, world sport is coming up next. for our viewers in the u.s. and canada, have you back with more cnn's room in just a moment, stay with us. huh, h huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even n the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perfect! he's a brand new dog, all in less than a year. when people switch their dog's food from kibble to the farmer's dog, they often say that it feels like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's simply fresh meat and vegetables, with all the nutrients do

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can of worms? >> first question first, andrea, you often see co-defendants begin to separate.hey had different levels of culpability and different levels of exposure, and to andrea's point, some of them make a calculation earlier than others that they would rather be on the other side of the equation. with respect to an advice of counsel defense, it's a real thing, i don't know that it is going to be available here in the way that mr. trump and some others might like, it requires a couple of things that may be a little bit painful for them. for one, you have to wave attorney-client privilege. so all of the advice they had gotten and all of the communications that each of the defendants have had with whatever lawyers they want to point to is going to get turned over to the government. that could make their lives, the defendant's lives harder, not easier. and second, oversimplifying a bit, in order to have a reliance on counsel defense, you have to act in good faith. we talked about this quite a bit when the second jack smith indictment was unsealed. there's a lot of bad faith i

>> i hope so because in my mind, andrea, this is the most compelling case i can imagine.ited states, at least a then-president, trying to thwart the peaceful transition of power in a democracy is as compelling as it gets. not to say the mar-a-lago case doesn't matter. it does. it's also an important case. but not on the scale of this one. and i would hate to see these things postponed very long, too long, certainly would hate to see them postponed until after the election. that's still a possibility, though. >> can we just talk about what we're seeing now. yes, there is a sameness to this. this is the third indictment in four months. and there are people, frankly, i'm sure they have asked you, andrea, as well, which one is this? there are so many cases, frankly, against donald trump, and so much people have heard about them, that not everyone follows it as closely. but the historic significance of this and the pressure that is on this prosecuting team, nobody who works for jack smith is going to tell you this is a slam dunk. talk about what this means for the lawyers, the

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andrea nakano talked to a neighbor who was there the moment that police arrived. >> reporter: as you can see, officers are still out here investigating this tragic crime scene. police say they came out to this apartment complex to do a welfare check. that's when they found the woman and her 6-year-old grandson dead. >> i would say like around 12:00, 12:30 i heard yelling like he's dead, he's dead. >> reporter: jose sanchez was home when what happened started to unfold. he's lived here for years and was shocked when found out a double homicide happened near his home. officers surrounded this apartment complex and had a command center set up just outside the unit where this happened. chopper 5 captured footage of the scene which is just parallel to the 280 freeway. sanchez says he knew one of the victims well. the 6-year-old boy had a huge personality and made friends with many of his neighbors. >> that little boy was well known here. i think everybody knew that little boy because he was always running around playing with other kids. he was always being really loud. >> reporter: the san jo

can dance until daybreak. but they're not without the risks. of course. however, some of these substances could also have healing powers. dr. andrea unit, their la is convinced of it. she advocates using psychedelic drugs during therapy and then you need established use as cartridge tool is happening in as many countries now across the us here in europe to other parts and we use it for augmenting so supporting psychotherapy, for example, for depression, for anxiety, for post traumatic stress disorder for oh, cd end in some parts for addiction, treatment as well. drugs that hill depression and even addiction unit barely used as the drug academy and, and their berlin practice in the fields of anastasia and emergency medicine. it's widely used to put patients under or relieve their pain due to its hallucinogenic properties. ketamine is also a favorite party drug taking it as dangerous since it can lead to unconsciousness. but in psychotherapy ketamine has become a useful way of treating depression. so what these substances do is they need to extra ordinary states of mind that allow for different perspectives on things. strong inner p

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