you've gotta stay tuned for brian chesky and despite yesterday afternoons meeting between the president and congressional leaders, there is no dislodging of the political log jam blocking a decision to raise the debt ceiling, so with all that on your plate let's get right to the floor show joining me now are traders teddy weisberg and phil flynn. teddy, jay powell is sitting somewhere saying trust the process, right? inflation now at a two year low, but am i wrong to still be worried about the regional bank situation paired with the debt ceiling stalemate right now? >> well, liz, no, you're not wrong. the reality is it's -- >> turn it up a little bit more it's cutting in and out. liz: teddy can you hear me? >> yeah, i'm sorry. liz: that's okay. >> it's hard to know what to be worried about. you know, whether it's the debt ceiling, the kabooki theatre or jay powell and interest rates or what's going on key politically or what's going on just in the u.s. politically. there are so many unknowns out there and it's extremely difficult for the markets. these are and we talked about this a cou

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>> all right, mark chesky with us in allen, texas for us. i'll check back in with you again let's bring in juliÁn castro, former secretary for urban development. also with us doctor amy andrews, a pediatrician and the founder and ceo of their future our vote. an organization that advocates for children's well-being in texas state representative james. ricotta state representative talarico, let me start with you before i get to dr. andrews. i don't know if you heard that soundbite from the woman there when morgan asked her what are you feeling or something to that effect, she responded by saying, honestly, i want to move out. i want to move out. it struck me a little bit. and your representatives from that state texas, i want to get your thoughts on why did men to hear that women say that. and let me just -- give me a second because i see the police and the fire chief coming out. i wonder if the briefing is about to start. let's go ahead and wait one second. i don't interrupt you. let's hear this press conference which is about to begin now.

morgan chesky, thank you so much.ecretary castro, i have covered, sadly i have covered a lot of mass shootings in this country. i had to go under the cover a lot of these briefings. that was a very robotic type of briefing if i could say that. maybe that's not the pc word but maybe -- don't offer us a lot of our mission and move on, we'll update you when we get something else. this is what felt like to me, a hollow briefing. >> yeah, amen, there weren't very many answers. you think they are have more information that they put out and that press briefing. we don't know why that is. they don't desantis. maybe there is some reason, for instance, informing victims families that they are not being more specific. i can say after having watched closely the first couple of press conferences that were done in uvalde, when it started to become very obvious that basic questions are not being answered, it makes you a little nervous, at least every time to athens now, at least it makes me nervous. the other part of this is the sho

. >>> our very own morgan chesky opening up about a frightening health scare. >> i'm having to stop every 50 yards just to catch my breath. >> or a lot less than that. >> what happened to him during a hiking trip and the warning signs you need to look out for. >>> we begin this hour on the u.s./mexico border. we are hours away from a major shift in national immigration policy. title 42 ends tonight. that was the covid-era measure allowing border officials to expel migrants without asylum hearings over health concern. >> at 11:59 tonight that expires while they're tell migrants not to come 10,000 it is estimated will try to cross over. it is a growing crisis in america's border cities and beyond. hundreds being bused to denver, chicago, new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c. leading us off is msnbc anchor jose diaz-balart, he is on the u.s. side of the border of el paso, texas. as we mentioned, title 42 expires at 11:59 eastern tonight. what do changes look like after that? >> i thank you very much. i'm so close to the border here. el paso is a city, it's a border city. i'm here

. >> plus, airbnb ceo brian chesky with us here at the new york stock exchange the stock is getting hammered after earnings and a cautious outlook for the second quarter the chief catalyst there >> later on, deirdre bosa is live at google io today. a big developer conference sand big test for sindar. >>> and topping the tape, the market reaction to inflation stocks at this hour hanging on to gains, at least if you look at the s&p and nasdaq. although, we've come off the highs. the nasdaq was off the full percent about an hour ago. technology is still leading. the megacap tech is doing well today, but the dow has gone negative the cyclical groups are underperforming. s&p is unchanged as we dig under thesurface of the 4.9% april headline number on inflation, i want to highlight a few categories food, rising 7.7% from last year energy dropping 5.1. used cars and trucks, down 6.6 we're talking from last year while shelter costs are still rising 8.1%. on a monthly basis, we're seeing smaller gains, and that's a good sign for economists. let's bring in cnbc senior markets commentator, mike santoli

>> all right morgan chesky for us morgan, thank you. >>> we want to head back to the border now. there's been a sharp decrease in the number of illegal crossings since the end of the title 42 restriction last week. but tonight we're learning officials are now rapidly releasing migrants into the u.s. as processing facilities are over capacity we get more now from miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight, four days after the border restriction known as title 42 was lifted, officials are rarapidly releleasing migrgrants into o the u.s., , with bordeder patrolol processining facililities now o over cacapacity more than n 21,000 mimigrants cururrently in n custody y in facilitities meant to h hold just 1818,000, according to two dhs officials. this woman just released in california says "i do it all for my family. i was able to cross. we were lucky. it comes as the biden administration says illegal border crossings have dropped nearly in half since title 42 was lifted. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> much better than -- much better than you all expected >> rep

affordable we are, with the wider selection, the more people will come to airbnb >> that's brian cheskyight's earnings call. the stock has taken a hit in the premarket as the guidance overshadows a pretty good beat on revenue, bookings don't miss an interview with chesky at 11:00 a.m. eastern time they are twice as big in gross bookings and revenue than they were pre-pandemic. >> there's a plethora of data and a story line that brian tells, and it's all positive until you get to page 15 of his letter, which says, nights and experiences booked will have an unfavorable year-over-year comparison, adjusted ebitda similar to be adjusted ebitda on a nominal basis, lower on margin basis. these are -- with another company, if i didn't like brian so much, i would call these simply disastrous. instead, i say they're suboptimal >> what happened did they explain it? >> no. >> no? >> that's why i think it might be a good interview. they didn't explain it, because everything about this is bullish until you get to their outlook >> right >> it's like this is great, this is great, this is great, but you

i hope at some point we fix that problem. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news allen, texas >> if it feels like mass shootings are in the news almost every day lately it is because they are if this pace keeps up it could be one of the worst years for mass shootings ever we're going to take a step back tonight and ask what is driving this horrible trend. >> reporter: the outlet mall near dallas. >> we start hearing it. >> reporter: the atlanta medical office. >> all i seen was police cars and s.w.a.t. and everybody just pulling up. pulling up back to back. >> reporter: neighbors shot in cleveland, texas. a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama a louisville bank. and an elementary school in nashville. >> how are our children still dying and why are we failing them >> reporter: the gun violence archive counts more mass shootings so far this year than days 199. that includes any shooting with at least four victims not including a shooter. >> i've been studying this for 40 years. i've never seen a year like this. >> reporter: criminology professor james fox oversees a database a northeastern

nbc's morgan chesky, jim kavanaugh, thank you very much. meanwhile, these latest mass shooting has once again drawn attention to the powerful gun lobby in the national rifle association. widely seen as the most significant barrier to the passage of gun restrictions. even those with broad public support like background checks. just hours after yesterday's mass shooting, the nra tweeted quote no organization in the world does more to promote safe and responsible use of firearms than the nra. joining me now is ryan bussey, former insider who left the gun industry after growing disillusioned with the nra's failure to consider and he kind control after mass shootings. he's also author of the book gunfight. my battle against the industry that radicalized america. ryan it's good to see you again and to speak with you. you were deep in this gun industry before quitting it altogether after serious a mass shootings. share with us a little bit about that part of your story and what ultimately caused you to rethink and reimagine this gun narrative in t

caroline: we thank you, brian chesky with emily chang. ed: earlier this week, ashton kutcher said companies not investing in ai will go out of business. but does that mean all a i start ups are good? khosla: there are many more bad ai start ups include start ups. it's hard to differentiate if you're not experience with ai. i feel a lot of bad investments will be made but more money will be made than lost. even when 90% of startups fail. ashton kutcher joins us now for more. it's interesting because you are really focusing on foundational models. that is where a lot of people are putting their activity, why so much focus there? ashton: we have multiple vehicles. our core vehicle will focus on the application layer. that is where there will be a boon of innovation for business models that are being unleashed that were never possible before. our core ai fund, we saw when tbt was launched. we have been invested in ai for seven years. when we saw tbt launched we realized this was an absolute breakthrough in these foundational models are going

chesky, she keeps blows continue to develop promising projects to take the same northern sea route already2030, they plan to transport up to 200 million tons of cargo through it at a meeting of the president with members of the government, which lasted about 2 hours in the kremlin the day before. this topic has become one of the key issues we need to think about the future of the northern sea route, this is obvious. we have already hmm launched regular flights of atomic content all the way. uh, so, u is commissioning the second nuclear icebreaker of the urals uh? there are relevant plans for the development of the northern sea route, including with our foreign partners, who, as i have said many times, want to develop relations with russia and are showing interest. uh, k. in this case, this is food for activity. e in the work on the northern sea route and, of course, we are talking about reliable strategic partners. china india a number of states of southeast asia the northern sea route is cheaper for them, faster and safer than the south seas. we need infrastructure and a fleet. right now

matt: let's discuss those results with the ceo brian chesky.s with us out of san francisco. take it away. emily: hello matt. thank you and brian for joining us. you set profitable efforts off the back of incredible growth after the last year, but then this very careful outlook which investors are reacting to. how could so much change? brian: we have a tough cop against q2 of last year. a lot of bookings last year were pushed to q2 because of omicron. are additionally seeing some price pressure on affordability. ultimately, we are feeling bullish about the road ahead of us on airbnb. the key is going to be affordability. with travelers, and the new program last week, the number one thing they care about is affordability. that is why we lost things like airbnb rooms, an all-new take. the average price per night for that is $67. as long as we keep adding host -- our host growth has been accelerating. it has now grown 18% year-over-year. if you make sure we have a net great supply, there is not a limit of people that could stake out accommodations

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i hope at some point we fix that problem. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news, allen, texas. >> formere stand in a lawsuit accusing him of rape. the writer e. jean carroll suing trump, accusing him of raping her in the 1990s. a lawyer for trump told the judge he had waived his right to testify and did not change his mind before the 5:00 p.m. deadline today >>> the federal covid emergency declaration will come to an end thursday. the president previously announced this would happen. the end of the federal declaration officially marks the restructuring of the white house's federal coronavirus response. at home covid tests may not be covered by insurance. the cdc is changing the way it tracks covid transmission levels. vaccines will still be offered and treatments like paxlovid will remain available for free while supplies last. >>> festivities are still under way across the united kingdom following king charles' coronation yesterday. first lady jill biden and her granddaughter attend a coronation luncheon at number 10 downing street. it was hosted by british prime minister rishi sunak. i

brian chesky will join "the claman countdown" today. >> i guess you have to mention a.i.ng a.i. for your stock to go up. stuart: exactly, that'll do it. lauren: can i just add in, because this is just crossing, the openai ceo, sam altman, he's going to testify before a senate panel next week, tuesday likely, because they're dealing with how to regulate the sector. that's where we are with a.i. stuart: thanks, lauren. you can soon rent bunk beds on long haul flights. which airline is doing it and, by the way, how much it costs. that's in economy, by the way. >>> lack voters are turning dish black voters are turning their backs on president biden. larry elder's here to take that on. >>> title 42 ends tomorrowings and the southern -- tomorrow, and the southern border is in complete chaos. a huge line of migrants as far as the eye can see waiting to be processed. more people are still on their way. bill melugin has the board or report after this. ♪ -- down to me. ♪ the change has come, she's under my thumb ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- not

joining me now from alan, texas, is nbc news correspondent morgan chesky. also with us click wash, former special agent and msnbc security analyst. what do we know so far about the shooter and the kind of weapon that was used? and what has been the reaction from the residents as well as local police officers there? >> michael, the reaction has been a very somber one. the entire perimeter of the small complex, several anchors 124's closed off as investigators continue to gather evidence here. there are a lot of unanswered questions. we can hear from investigators late last night he would only say that it was that officer was responding to an relating call that immediately gauge the gunman but opened fire. and he was able to single-handedly shoot and kill him and neutralize this threat that was recorded at 3:36 in the afternoon. hundreds of people here at the small, michael, shopping is gathering for cover. some people hiding in dressing rooms, others bathrooms. other sprinting to the parking lot and getting behind cars as gunshots rang out. we do know that h

nbc's morgan chesky joins us now with the very latest.y-long manhunt. just in today, we have video capturing the moments this manhunt came to a close in neighboring cobb county. you can see officers escorting patterson to a vehicle to bring him in and book him into jail. this, of course, all began when authorities say this 24-year-old walked inside north side hospital with his mother for an unknown medical appointment, went up to the 11th floor waiting room and opened fire with a handgun, wounding four women and fatally shooting another. we have learned that he fled the scene and that license plate surveillance cameras were able to recognize a vehicle he stole about 20 miles away in neighboring cobb county. and that is where this manhunt came to a close, when an undercover police officer identified patterson and then they closed in on a building, taking him into custody without incident. as for paterson's criminal history, police have only said that they have had minimal contact with this individual prior to the shooting. but we have lear

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that's good nbc's morgan chesky, he's on the ground for us right outside the premium all there in allen, texas. morgan, we have been checking in with you regularly since the tragedy unfolded. what can you tell us? >> yes, well ayman, the remains an incredibly large enforcement presence. here they in -- hundred and 20 stores, as we await to hear the update from police chief of allen, texas, i can tell you that we're hearing more and more stories of how this played out late this afternoon. the gunshots first reported out about 3:30. and i just want to share some of those interviews with you. i know i mentioned the story of abby perez a short time ago. she was a mother when she heard what she thought were fireworks, soon realized it was the active shooter situation. she took her two daughters into a bathroom inside a store, vineyard vines in the mall behind me, and she just -- with her concealed carry weapon at the ready, shoot the gunman, and show himself. fortunately, police were the ones who arrived a half hour later and this is how she described the scene being led away from that bulle

. >> let's go to nbc's, morgan chesky, and allen, texas.n, what are you hearing on the ground this morning? >> jonathan, a very tough morning here in alan. they best station is incredibly ongoing. and the entire perimeter up this massive mall, 120 stores, is still closed by investigators as they continue to gather evidence. police are calling on the public to provide any videos of the shooting, any firsthand witness accounts, really, to help them better understand this horrific shooting that leaves eight people dead, seven wounded. jonathan, we've learned that three of those wounded are in critical condition. the age ranges here of the victims,, john those five years old to 61 years old. now, the gunshots were reported at 3:36 saturday afternoon. you can imagine the hundreds, if not thousands, of people who were here, a shopping. so many people running for cover to the parking lots, to address the rooms in the back of stores, hiding in bathrooms whenever they realize that this was indeed an active shooter situation. the police chief of alle

morgan chesky, thank you so much for joining us on cnet allen, texas this morning. right now, texas senator roland gutierrez. senator gutierrez, i know that you have been speaking out since yesterday's tragedy. us early this morning. first of the gate i need to know what your reaction is to this horrific shooting from yesterday. do you know how the community is currently doing? >> katie, as you know that areas up near, dallas texas i can tell you that we are all devastated from the perspective of how horrific this is. i texted a few of the uvalde families, and every time there is a mass shooting in around texas or anywhere in the united states, they feel a horrific sense of guilt, oddly enough. that they did not do enough to stop all of this. when indeed it is the responsibility of lawmakers. . i'm disgusted by the fact that we have a governor and lieutenant governor there refuses to do anything. we have a long way to go. we have three weeks left in this legislative session. it is my hope that this governor and this lieutenant governor will do something in this spac

joining me morgan chesky and ken dilanian here with me. ken, there's so many questions here today, texas again, and i was watching the news conference, the briefing live saturday night. in allen, texas. and they came out, one after another, the state rep,, the po fire chief, the mayor. and it all came out and said we need to pray. we need prayers. nobody said anything about doing anything about guns. >> no, and that's the political climate, and in texas, a state controlled by republicans, andrea. there are a few voices in the wilderness, mostly democrats, calling for gun control, but they're pretty much drowned out. >> and just the restrictions, red flags, something, morgan, let's talk about allen. let's play what we heard yesterday from a former police and army officer, steven spanhart, he's a father, his son was there and was in the lockdown. so this father, former police chief, rushed into the scene after hearing from his son. morgan, you interviewed him. let me play some of this. >> it wasn't mental health that killed these people, it

let's go to nbc's morgan chesky now in texas with more on this. morgan, welcome on this horrible day, what more can you tell us about this latest event there in texas? is latest even yeah, alex. i can tell you the permit around around this mall remains closed down. you can see state troopers behind me. this perimeter is several acres wide, and keep in mind, more than 120 stores make of this complex. this gunman walked in yesterday afternoon and opened fire. as you mentioned, we are anticipating some sort of update from authorities today. hopefully police are now working in conjunction with both the atf and the fbi here. we are hoping to get the name of the shooter here. how he obtained this weapon, what exact weapon it was. what we do have our multiple witness descriptions here, alex, from a man dressed in black. carrying a weapon, firing indiscriminately. appearing to wear body armor. according to some of the witnesses we've heard from, looking eerily similar to a police officer. we have known that whenever the gunshots rang out at 3:36 saturday

nbc's morgan chesky out there in allen, texas. with me now is to trick -- back with us, carmen best, msnbc law enforcement analyst, as well as retired seattle police chief. mr. alexander, let me get your thoughts on what has transpired there, and more importantly, just the information we were hearing from morgan about how dynamic of a situation this must have been for law enforcement as they are entering into the small, a massive mall, multiple entry points, perhaps multiple units converging on to the scene from different angles. being told that there is a shooting that is taking place inside and having to deal with the chaos of even individuals that have concealed carry permits, drawing weapons, and perhaps responding to the active shooter who, according to morgan, might have been wearing body armor and looked like a police officer. >> first of all, ayman, sad to say this is becoming routine in this country. and i think this is the third mass shooting we've had this week in this country. and we had a call a is as big as a small,

jose. >> morgan chesky in allen, texas, thank you very much.nd for more on this i want to bring in eyewitness jeffrey keaton. he was at the mall with his daughter during the horrific shooting. jeffrey, i thank you very much for being with us this morning. my first question is how is your daughter? how are you doing today? >> we're extremely grateful to still be here, to have seen and just -- we're just grateful to be here, very. >> so jeffrey, take us back to that day, the moments of the shooting. what did you witness? >> what i witnessed was, as me and my daughter dined, we were just out having a meal before we went to go see family, and out of nowhere we just started seeing chaos outside, and then the chaos got closer. you could hear the shots get closer and louder, so i had my daughter duck under the metal counter, and then the manager of the restaurant told everybody to come into the back, so as we went into the back, you could still just hear the shots and then we tried to rush out through another building going out to the car, and that's

>> morgan chesky, thank you so much for that. i want to go now to nbc's erin mclaughlin who has more on the shooting in new mexico. what are police saying about what happened there? >> hey there, police described the scene as chaotic, saying an 18-year-old armed with three different weapons opened fire, seemingly at random homes and cars, including with an ar-style weapon. we spoke to one woman who was at home with her baby when she heard shots fired. some of them piercing her 1-year-old's bedroom. take a listen. >> it went from pop, pop, pop, to pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and i freaked out because i knew then that it was gunshots and i just grabbed my daughter, we barricaded in between the washer and the dryer. >> three people were killed in the attack. two police officers were among the injured, in stable condition in the hospital. the gunman was shot and killed by police within five minutes of officers arriving on scene. that according to authorities they are also saying that's critical with the mayor and governor sayi

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it's where we start tonight with morgan chesky >> reporter: 48 hours after a gunman unleashed terror at an allen, texas mall -- >> suspect has an a.r. rifle. >> reporter: troubling details emerging about 33-year-old mauricio garcia the shooter, investigators say, is seen in this surveillance video stepping out of his car and opening fire on innocent shoppers [ gunshots ] killing eight people and wounding seven more authorities say garcia was armed with a rifle, handgun and wearing a tactical vest which david ramirez says led to frightening confusion. >> i thought it was a police officer >> why >> since all the gear he was wearing he even had a little patch in the middle. of security or something. >> reporter: one patch on garcia's vest, used by far right extremist groups, leading investigators to a disturbing online history on a russian social networking site where garcia shared pictures of the allen premium outlets where the attack took place. then on april 22nd this photo, appearing to show the 33-year-old shirtless with multiple nazi-inspired tattoos, just two weeks before the sho

there is an exclusive interview coming up with brian chesky. 50,000 vehicles, about double the number they made last year the ceo joined us last hour on the show >> we just focused on-ramping production, driving costs down we're seeing results of a lot of work that's gone into the last couple of months and really couple of quarters leading into the ramp we're now seeing. >> in addition to its r1 line, they have an order for 100,000 delivery vans. they told us they are looking at how to expand down the line. >> congressional leaders and president biden will keep talking and that's good news kayla, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning, becky. it the good news and new news. president biden and congressional leaders after meeting for over an hour yesterday, they tried to establish a negotiating process after months of entrenched positions. the president reinforced his position saying he's open to spending cuts so long as the debt limit is raised >> i told congressional leaders that i'm prepared to begin a separate discussion about my budge

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against second quarter comparisons as they overlap pent up demand following the pandemic ceo brian cheskyve much more on the results in his interview at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> upstart delivers an upbeat earnings outlook despite revenue coming in at a third of what it was the year before. it expects to deliver more than $2 billion to "i" platform over the next year. much more "worldwide exchange" coming back in a moment. stay with us ted hotspot data. so no matter what... i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. >>> and to washington, and the countdown continues to june 1st when the treasury says we'll run out of cash to pay the country's bills. a at the white house yesterday, they showed few signs of resolving the deadlock, though, there are plans to reconvene on friday joining us now, tina fordham she's a former chief global analyst at citi advising boards and c-suites about risks and chaincht tina, good morning. >> good morning, frank. >> i don't think we got a lot of answers, and i think there's a lot of questions after which you heard kno

. >> live in the principal newsroom, coming up, ceo brian chesky joins bloomberg tv at 1:30 p.m., new york time. this is bloomberg. >> keep you up-to-date, this is first word news with simone foxman. u.s. inflation and showed signs of cooling off in april. consumer prices rose 4.9% from a year earlier. the first sub 5% week in two years. the data was exactly in line with wall street's expectations. inflation is more than double the target, but traders expect that the race will be kept on hold at the next meeting in june. meanwhile, ecb officials are now thinking that shouldn't rate hikes might continue to bring inflation fully under control. bloomberg has learned there is no sense of confidence in the pause. still, the meeting is more than one month away and no decisions have been made yet. wages are rising fast across england, they are finally catching up to inflation. pay rose 10% in the past year for those taking new jobs. that is according to data posted on recruitment platforms. according to labor markets, it remains red-hot. it has cast doubt on the prime minister's bow to cut i

joining us now from atlanta is morgan chesky. and this is the jail that 24-year-old deion patterson was booked in to late last night by authorities. the manhunt took the better part of all day and ended at a condo complex in neighboring cobb county. but you can imagine the chaos that started when authorities say patterson walked into atlanta's north side hospital, went up to the 11th floor and pulled out the handgun opened fire and killing a one and wounding others. authorities were very clear in providing an update that the public was critical in providing locations following his escape from the hospital. about 30 minutes after the shooting, they were able to use license plate recognition cameras to identify the vehicle that he stole from a neighboring parking garage and find it on a road about 30 miles away hours followed, the manhunt increased, and late yesterday officers were able to move in on a building that they had seen him walk inside using another surveillance camera. and that is when patterson was taken into custody wi

certainly, airbnb's comments about the back half of the year yesterday, we talked to chesky in the 11m >> i think that airbnb guidance showed you that they feel a macro call that was the -- that was chesky, the ceo, basically saying, listen, the macro's not that good we're starting to get some break in travel and leisure. we're starting to see that ticket prices have gotten too high you could paint a very positive story about this you've got green maybe coming down, you've got tickets, which is what fed chief powell is worried about, but we still don't see a wage number that indicates that he's winning. you get wage numbers >> now that we got claims at 264 and microsoft reportedly holding full-time salary steady this year >> well, i think that when you go over -- i had todd on from wendy's yesterday. david, you are not -- it's a trial. but you will not need that additional person who does the -- >> order taking. right. we mentioned this yesterday. >> since they have a couple of day parts now -- >> they're not going to get lisa's baconator order incorrect. >> it seems the baconator wil

let's start with morgan chesky and that shooting in allen, texas.gan, good morning to you. >> reporter: this massive complex remains locked down by authorities who are calling it an active crime scene, as the memorial for those eight lives lost only continues to grow. and this mall has been a shopping destination for families all across north texas, so many of those families scrambling for cover saturday when that gunman opened fire. and we do want to warn you, some of the video you're about to see is disturbing. overnight, a community marred by gun violence coming together to mourn. a vigil honoring the eight lives lost in what is now the second deadliest mass shooting this year. >> gunshots at the outlet mall. >> reporter: the frantic scene unfolding in allen, texas, just north of dallas. police say 33-year-old mauricio garcia opened fire on saturday at this crowded outlet mall. >> i have victims. >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc the crime is now being investigated as a case of racial or ethnically motivated violent extremism. the s

chesky, thank you. >>> president biden has been briefed on the shooting in allen, and the white houseoffering its support in the investigation there. meanwhile, the president is set to meet with leaders on both sides of the aisle this week to discuss the looming crisis over the debt ceiling. with time running out to reach a deal. good morning. >> reporter: just this week treasury secretary janet yellen warned in a letter that if the debt ceiling isn't raised soon the u.s. might not be able to pay its bills as early as june 1st. soon after the release of that letter news broke that president biden had invited to the white house the top two republicans in congress for a face-to-face meeting. house speaker kevin mccarthy and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell along with the top two democrats, senate majority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader jefferies. they want to raise the debt limit with no strings attached, but the republicans say they want spending cuts attached. in an exclusive interview on msnbc stephanie ruhle questioned the president whether he thinks speaker mc

chesky loading plus a bath. well, i think that until the brother does not wait here.l , that is, it turns out dehydration, the blood becomes even thicker, the load on the heart, the load on the heart, again, an increased risk of thrombosis, and yes. and in general, how many of these stories are in the garden, for example, half a day under the scorching sun is better than nothing. that's it, don't touch your heart. naturally, someone will. well, such a massive feast. how long can you play sports? first of all , i focused on well-being here. that is, if you feel completely normal and not doing enough, but if you feel some discomfort or something else, so to speak, the exhaust goes. well, where, probably, approximately not earlier than through the court absolutely first just go out for a walk, half an hour. successful, if well comfortable, yes, life is getting better. so you can move on to more loads. will folk remedies help relieve a headache after a feast and picnics? what is the advantage of brine over marinade? get well comrade, colonel, katenka, i'm ready to receive

nbc's morgan chesky is in allen, texas with more. >> reporter: 48 hours after a gunman unleashed hair, texas mall -- >> suspect has an ar rifle. >> reporter: troubling details emerging about 33 year old mauricio garcia. the shooter, investigators say, is seen in the surveillance video, stepping out of his car, and opening fire on innocent shoppers. [sound of gunfire] >> reporter: killing eight people, and wounding seven more. authorities say garcia was armed with a rifle, handgun, and wearing a tactical vest, which david ramirez said, lead to confusion. >> like, i thought he was a police officer -- >> why? >> because of all the gear he was wearing, he even had a little patch -- >> one patch on garcia's chest advanced used by far-right extremist groups, leading investigators to a disturbing online history on a russian social networking site, we are garcia she had pictures of the allen premium outlets where the attack took place. then, on april 22nd, this photo, appearing to show the 33-year-old shirtless with multiple nazi inspired tattoos, just two weeks before the shooting. hiding in

the attorneys, one of his attorneys jim chesky was at the department for a long time. to go first. i will note though, despite the independents under the special counsel regulations of jack smith, jack smith, under those regulations, is still obligated to send what are called urgent reports. he's treated just like a u.s. attorney. and required to advise the attorney general of any significant developments in sensitive litigation. or sensitive investigations, clearly, the investigation of a former president is a sensitive investigation. so, significant developments would include things like a charging decision. so, it's not as though he will go to the grand jury, he'll seek an indictment, tell returning to go to court and then say, hey, merrick garland, i did this thing. you probably already heard about. he will, because merrick garland, if he were to choose, and if he were to think that jack smith's recommendations in terms of charging were so unwarranted and inappropriate garland could overrule them. if you were to do, that he would have to give notice to congress abo

joining us now is morgan chesky in allen, texas. let's talk through some of this. since you when i talk, there have been developments, especially on the shooter. what do we know? >> yeah, two senior law enforcement officials have confirmed to nbc news that the sole shooter at the rays have identified in this mall shooting here in alan has been identified as a 33-year-old man who was the individual who was killed by a police officer who responded to give an unrelated call here at the mall when he heard the gunfire. he immediately engaged that 33-year-old gunman who was shot and killed here at the scene. this was minutes after the gunfire was initially reported at 3:36 on a very busy saturday afternoon. that is a significant update. in addition to that, yasmin, we have learned that they also obtained and recovered another firearm, a rifle from the body of garcia. there was ammunition that was found in his car parked in a parking lot here at the mall. more witness accounts have provided insight into the shooting and into the shooter. he was described as wearing body a

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nbc news correspondent morgan chesky joins us now.pital where several of the victims are still recovering, they gave an update today. what did we learn? >> reporter: yeah, kate, we had a chance to hear from mr. irvin walker, he was one of the ten individuals wounded when that gunman opened fire at the outlet mall. standing here outside of the hospital where he's been treated over the last several days and week or so. kate, he was very clear to say that he felt the impact of the bullet fragments before he realized there was ever even a threat or a shooter on the premises and doctors were there to essentially attest to the fact that had one of those fragments gone just a little bit farther, less than a centimeter even, he may not be here with us today. they shared even more about how they were prepared for that incredible response when those victims started to arrive from first responders. take a listen. >> the bullet was about this close to his heart and to his subclavian artery. if either of those fragments had gotten any deeper he ma

brian chesky join, us to talk about the company's growth plans, right here on cnbc. >>> meantime, sharess earnings the company previously guided toward a revenue decline thanks to slowing sales it is also expected to announce $90 billion in share buy-backs and dividends. options traders feeling bullish ahead of the report. mike has the action. mike >> yeah, apple was the fourth-busiest single stock option that we saw today trading 770,000 contracts overall. right now, the options market is implying a move of about 4.1% by the end of the week, after a report that's in line with the last eight reported quarters the busiest contracts were the may 180 calls that expire a week from friday. we saw about 55,000 of those trading, those were trading close to 9d0 cents. we saw some blocks as close as about 8,000 contracts. my guess is, the buyers of these are doing a fomo trade here. this thing is just about 8% below its all-time highs and we've seen revenue and eps declines i think this is a cheap way to play for upside, because i think we're probably at the upper end of the range right now >> mi

eh, this is somehow a special type of heroism never chesky. yes, well, very, very deep.ning to you about this celebrity, a medieval story about the juggler of our lady yes, who is the juggler , yes, who did not know how to express his reverence, began to reverence the old virgin, just, well, depict what he portrays there in the circus. yes, and in this sense it can be compared, because after all, where did the eastern christian of her relatives come from, the tradition, rather the kanskaya process and not by chance. eh, he gave it as a shirmandestant. yes. let's deal with don quixote monasticism and start with philologists, finish with monks of philologists, let's finish, look at the bicilli. uh, his famous article uh don quixote and layola. i understand that he was not the first who even, in my opinion, in some articles it is written that ignatius lololo is the founder of the order of the jesuits, that he is the prototype of don quixote no for russian culture. this is two. that's a completely incompatible way. we have the word jesuit, maybe because of the sound of somet