joining me is my nbc news colleague and friend antonia hylton. she's also the co-host of the hit podcast -- hayes brown and columnist and editor for nbc daily. -- then the senior analyst. and winds dead, cocreator of the daily show and -- liz winston. for abortion access front. the biggest story of the, week everybody knows it. the former president of the united states of america charged with 37 felonies in federal court. that is on top of the 34 count indictment filed here in new york city, not to mention the recent civil judgment against him where the other grand jury 's hearing evidence that could lead even more indictments. ron, you are the math person so i turn to you. despite all of this, donald j trump leads in the polls for republicans. some republican members of congress are defending him and attacking the department of justice and some of the people that he is running against are already saying that they will pardon him, despite the fact that they finally have a clear lane to go after him. can you explain this to me it does not add up?

antonia, always good to see you. thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> when we come back, presidential biden sits down at 30 rock, what we heard from him on his big newsday. when the 11th hour continues. >> others have come to me since i've been elected, now it's six republican senators, two came at one time in the other for a loan to tell me joe, i agree with you. but if i'm seeing doing that i lose a primary. it's not an incursion profile but you know me i'm an eternal optimist, but i still think there will be a moment when they will break. >> president biden sat down exclusively with my colleague nicole wallace earlier today, they covered a lot of ground. it was that moment that caught our attention i want to discuss with former democratic congressman connor lam, of pennsylvania and tim miller contributor to the -- former communications director for jeb bush. tim, i say it all the time it does not matter what republicans are telling joe biden behind closed doors they hold public office so what do you think of his

know our history and to know the peaks and the valleys in history, the clouds and the sunny days antoniaiday. what does that tell you about the state of divide in our country? >> reporter: for me, jose, i think it speaks to the educational piece here there are americans who are still finding out about juneteenth, who still don't know about the history of enslavement in this country. in some cases it's justa matte of the conversation. some communities starting to figure out what their celebrations might look like the other thing, too, when president biden signed this in 2021, he was not the first to think about making juneteenth a holiday. organizers in communities like queens had been asking state level representatives to recognize this day, to hold events it trickled up from the grassroots and got all the way to the president's desk. there are still communities where the grassroots work is being done folks say they're ready to educate people, we want to keep talking about and celebrating juneteenth and we think more and more people will get behind it as we go >> i think it's so importan

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antonia, it looks like a celebration there where you are. what this day means to them?of performers and dancers behind me here who are going to be taking the stage for everyone a little later today. in about an hour, friends, family from all over this part of queens and other parts of new york are coming to roy wilkins park to celebrate what for many black people is the true july 4th, the true freedom day. the acknowledgment of the pain when you think about what two years past emancipation represented to a group in texas, and for years have been celebrating juneteenth in different pockets of queens and cities all over the country, but now for these last two years have been able to have this federally recognized take a listen to a conversation i had with woman selling her goods today. >> juneteenth means victory, black pride. it means celebration, happiness, love, joy for our black community. i'm looking forward to the love and celebration of today and just black community joining together to celebrate the victory of our pride, of our heritage, of our love, you know. >>

back with us tonight my friend and colleague nbc correspondent antonia hylton she, has been speakingts all day. antonia, it's summer but there are still kids on campus, you are at harvard, your alma mater, what have you been hearing? >> that's right, there are still students there, there are lots of high school students who are in camps and programs this summer who were planning to apply to harvard this fall, i got a chance to talk to a lot of them. the vast majority of them, stephanie, are reeling right now. this is even with the knowledge for years that this was coming. this lawsuit started back in around 2014, students have been preparing for this moment, they knew that this court was very likely going to go the way that it has gone. but it has felt like a gut punch, some of the language i heard today, people were still trying to figure out how was our school going to pick up the pieces? what can we do to pressure the administration now to continue to create the kind of environment and community that we have come to know and love? for them it's an existential question, not really

antonia hylton reports. >> reporter: in 2016, tori bowie was at the top of her game.of her death at just 32 years old came this may, it stunned fans and fellow athletes. but new details from a medical examiner's report this week show bowie died from complications of childbirth, something that disproportionately affects women of color. in fact, three of her four teammates on this relay team that won gold in rio, experienced serious pregnanancy complications, including tianna madison. >> i kept telling them something was wrong. they kept checkingng my vitals.. they kept sayingng no you're fi. >> that's a lot to carry on your shoulders. >> the messages that i really want black womomen especialllly take away from all of that's happening righght now is thahats is not at all our fault, but it is our problem now, and it's our responsibility to get home alive. >> reporter: according to the cdc, black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women. experts point to disparities in hehealthcare, , underlyingng conditions, and racism in t

when they go there, it's a for roy, move to join the armed forces to fight for your country. antonia said is that is that everyone is backing you up and everyone's supporting you. i think it's crucial just weeks after this delivery. another clinic engineer pro is destroyed by a russian miss. i am the fact disposing well and the discipline name, which denila one goes to the 2022 world games. his success was anything but planned . denila jumped almost 65 meters to win this title. during the war times was even more special when war started in february. i really didn't think that in july i would go and compete high on see thought that my career was over and i would have to somehow survive this for the ukrainian ministry of sports austin the low to continue his training to take punch in the world games they said that we need to go and, and, and, and show our bus. so i trained super hard, the only had 2 months to prepare. and so i trained really hard and was hoping for, for the best outcome possible. and it happens. so. and so for the happiness is relative in these times, what does it mean

antonia, what are you seeing there in boston? what are the conditions like at the airport? >> reporter: hey, lindsey. well, there are some tired and frustrated folks here who have found that their flights have been delayed or in some cases canceled. there have been dozens of cancellations already here at logan. more than 700 cancellations across the country today. and so there are a lot of travelers as we get ready to go into this massive fourth of july week who are having trouble getting where they need to go. according to hopper, their estimate now is that from tomorrow through july 5th, the day after the holiday, they're expecting about 24 million americans to depart from airports across the country. and so if you are one of the folks planning to head out, you have a celebration to get to, a wedding, something important to you, the advice we're hearing from experts now is you need to build in extra time, possibly even an extra travel day because our team has talked to people who have found themselves without a ticket sometimes for days. they're sleeping here in the airpo

but antonia is meeting me personally.ell, hello , they say that once those crusaders passed here, there are only sights. just look at this suit of antonio peduana, this is exactly the place during the great patriotic war, a shell from a tank hit approximately in that part of the altar, but what is most interesting, he broke through the wall and did not burst. he just fell like that. watch in the program stone, paper scissors on our channel. we are talking about talented creative youth from belarus. i believe that she is one of the most promising future ballerinas , gifted and brave, always ready to master a new direction, conquer stages and exhibition space, she easily masters the soft material of glider, we have seen her work, she is fluent in pastel. uh, sepia , let's share a story about their creative journey with with all the successes and failures and daily work on oneself, complex movements that are very difficult for her to give, because thin legs are long, when long levers are very difficult to manage, it will wor

. >> let me bring in antonia hilton. how is it playing out on campus?e you hearing from students? >> reporter: well, students have been reacting both undergrads, current undergraduate students and high school students who said they were planning to apply to harvard this coming fall and most say they are reeling. this has felt like a gut punch for them. and, you know, this is a community i actually know well. full disclosure, i went to this school as an undergraduate and this is a conversation that's been happening on this campus for years. many people knew this lawsuit was coming. they followed it in its earliest stages and knew it would wind its way up to the supreme court. listen to a conversation i had with a boy named vincent, a teenager planning to apply to harvard this far and brian fitzpatrick, an attorney. >> i'm trying to become a lawyer. how am i going to do that if they don't have my personal information. all they have is all about my grades. i'm just a little information about me. i feel like it's going to be really bad for my year and the o

but antonia is meeting me personally.ell , hello, they say that once those crusaders passed here, there are only sights. just look at this costume of antonio peduana, this is exactly the place on the sea during the great patriotic war, a shell from a tank hit approximately that part of the altar, but what is most interesting, it broke through the wall here, it did not explode. he just fell like that. see the program stone, paper scissors on our tv channel. hello, how ready are the sports facilities for holding the second games of the cis countries, as well as the functionality of all services on the basis of bsu fc, the organizational and coordinating center of the multi-sport foma began its work; its opening coincided with the start of test competitions for two weeks in competitive mode, not only sports will be examined sites, but also the ability of staff to respond to emergency situations. health transport communications journalists, how did you pay attention to absolutely everything we are interested so that we can bu

so let's, let's, let's see what happens each antonia tomorrow and we've done it. we want to reach the playoffs for a moment because either can barely wait for his team's match against. i'm tell you, hoping to school as so often before each of the last year i already screwed and lots of goals. i was almost the league leading school that 2 of my goals with disallowed, sadly. so i missed out just a little book, was that all of them on this phone and it says here i'm, it's poor steamboat them has and that was all 6 nail against that's in town. i delivered a go golf school ring full time, so i'm going up to her club i'm. it school was founded in 2011 because he has been there from the start developing into a leading play, a for a team that has steadily progressed. they made it to the cusp of the texas the playoffs, but it's unclear whether it's a game can be held tomorrow. winter weather indeed advocare has caused the tails. women playing football in sucky is not widely accepted. when does he just started playing? she faced issues many other texas women are confronted

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particularly by using high depth levels that are linked to high interest rates. un secretary general antonia we've had issues at the summit and coal that is quoting for serious reform body says it won't be easy. but i have no illusions. this is a question of power and political will. and change will not happen overnight because we work for the deep reforms that i need is we can take urgent infection today to meet the urgent needs of developing and emerging economies. as i'm talking about that as a speaking the now the w correspondent lisa lewis is covering this summit in paris for us. and i also why these talks are being called by some, a watershed moment. well, people here at the l a. z a has been talking about a multi factor crisis. the world is in right now, according to the international monetary fund, at least 60 countries are installed and or on the verge of bankruptcy about has obviously also been increased dot rates of poverty wrote across the walls by the recently with 19 academic. what's more on top of that, since russia invaded the ukraine in february last year, prices have been g

22nd week, protest or say the overall would undermine israel's democracy. prime minister benjamin antonia who puts a propos, reforms on hold back in march, due to widespread opposition. a 2 story residential building near the ukrainian city of new pro has been destroyed by a suspected russian missile strike. officials say 13 people were injured, including 3 children. several are missing. rescue teams are searching for survivors . 15 century artist andrea who lives trinity icon has been put on display at the cathedral of christ, the savior in moscow. the controversial move from an art gallery was ordered last month by vladimir putin raising concerns about the safety of the artifact. the your long transfer is set to show the growing influence of the russian orthodox church. all right, switching gears now to sports and, and tennis at the french open. alexander is video of progress into the 4th round after a tough match. american friends, as cfo claimed the 1st set of men took the 2nd and 4th. so what time break on his german arrival managed to seal the wind. vera is hoping to rejoin the tenn

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joining us now from harvard's campus, nbc news correspondent antonia hylton. how are they processing the news there? >> reporter: the word that i keep hearing is that people are feeling like it's a gut punch. they are in the midst of processing it. that's even with the reality they have been expecting this, dreading it. that's another word i heard. we have known since the very earliest stages of this lawsuit it was going to wind its way to the supreme court and this was likely going to be the outcome. what's on students' minds is what happens to future generations of different kinds of students from all sorts of backgrounds who are interested to applying to harvard and other schools impacted by this ruling? i have a high school student who is very soon going to be applying to college with me. vincent, thank you so much for making time to join us. tell me, how are you processing this? what does this decision mean to you? >> this is bad for me. i feel like right now that they are banning -- i feel like it's taking -- right now it's only my college essay and my r

antonia hilton spoke to about a dozen drag performers in tennessee in the lead up to the ruling. >> thenda is to be able to go to the bathroom without having to worry about being punch nd the face. >> she joins me now. what does this ruling mean? it was so lovely to hear more from other states. 16 states. >> in fact, montana just passed a very similar law and what we're seeing is state after state kind of copying some of the same language. these are laws that republican activist lawmakers say are about protecting children, keeping them from sexually explicit content. performers have long been arguing this goes against their first amendment rights and that these laws are so vague that they open themselves up to des criminatory treatment. they're relieved but still the sense of fear now because this was just one piece of many pieces of legislation moving through tennessee and other parts of the country that the lgbtq community feels have targeted them. i talked with the senator who wrote this legislation. >> have you been to drag shows? >> have not but i'm i've seen videos. places where a

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. >>> also breaking this morning, academy and antonio award-winning actor antonia arkin has died. he was also in the 2006 film, "little ms. sunshine." he made his broadway debut in 1961. alan arkin passed yesterday in his home. >>> things are heating up quickly. this will be the warmest weather we have seen all year. >> we have not seen heat like this. it is not record-breaking by any means, but let us just dive into the forecast this morning. it is still soaked over at that a bridge. that marine layer is holding on sean to san francisco. as we head south bound 101 into san jose, daytime highs down there will warm up a lot. still, we are sitting in the 60s right now. let us take a look at what we can expect heading into the next couple of days. that is going to heat us up and dry us up like a heat dome over the bay area heading into this weekend. so the hottest day of this week will actually be saturday, tomorrow. if you think today is warm, just hunker down. especially often those east inland hills. tomorrow, you will see more triple digits on the map. 80s into santa rosa and the

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nbc's antonia hilton joins me now. i have a lot of teachers in my family.ot come as a surprise to me. what's going on? why is it so difficult to keep teachers in the classroom? >> we're seeing this shortage across the country often fueled by burnout and low pay. in the state of texas, teachers say it's politics. we met with one teacher who said her dream career has become a nightmare. take a look. >> on the same day that high school english teacher emily ramser won an award for being an outstanding texas educator, she told them why she was among dozens of staff members resigning this year. >> this community has continuously harassed me for the past few years to the point i didn't want to be alive today, much less be a teacher. y'all don't want people like me, people who might be gay to teach here. >> school districts across the country are facing a teacher shortage, fueled by burnout and low pay, but in texas, many blame politics. last year, ramser's district saw a 40% jump in retirements. >> i have taught these kids for years to write and to grow their voi

nbc's antonia hilton joins me.ore. >> well, we're seeing this happen across the country, but when you talk to teachers in texas, they say that it's politics. we sat down with one teacher who says that her dream job became a nightmare. take a look. >> on the same day that high school english teacher emily ramser won an award for being an outstanding texas educator, she stood in front of the grapevine colleyville schoolteacher to tell them why she was one of the dozens of staff members resigning this year. >> this community has harassed to the point there were days i didn't want to be alive anymore, much less be a teacher. y'all don't want people like me, people who might be gay to teach here. >> reporter: school districts across the country are facing a teacher shortage, fueled by burnout and low pay, but in texas, many blames politics. last year's ramser's district saw a 40% jump in resignation and retirements after conservative school board members pushed to remove hundreds of books and restrict lessons about race

antonia, thank you very much. that is going to do it for me today.rts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in the east. it's one of those days, no time to waste this afternoon. there's a lot going on incluing our top story, rudy giuliani and his attorney robert costello meeting with special counsel jack smith's investigators in

you heard antonia saying this is the busiest summer week of travel.great. >> we have been in the pattern of strong thunderstorms each afternoon, especially over highly populated areas yesterday, d.c., philadelphia, the day before that, the new york city area. that is changing, we're going back to typical scattered storms. if you have air problems, likely it won't be because of the weather in the next couple of days. >> but the heat, you mentioned that. look at the colors there. i mean, that hot pink, you never want to see that. how far will that spread, and how long will it be around? >> the thing that's changing, we have been focusing on texas, and now it's shifting and moving. that's great for texas. you're going to cool off over the next couple of days. 108 in new orleans. pensacola, up to 111 in the shade, that's rough. and this is moving through little rock, and tennessee, mississippi, and through areas of georgia. now, when they talk about the heat, we really worry about when it gets above 100. when you're in 90 plus, it's extreme caution from a

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