>>on chris burns joinsight us tt to tell us what happened. >> chris burns, thank you so much for coming on . a shocking story. >> was there any predicate to this? >> do you have any idea why this guy attacked your friend? y atwell, tucker, this wass cery certainly one of the scariest momentcariess of my life.f a i was just walking out of a restaurant with phil mere blocks away from the united states capitol, like you mentioned, in broatol liked dayn and all of a sudden a looming hegure with a hood on just started attacking my friend and he stabbed him four times, like you said . h imlike without saying a single word,wia without making any demands. it was just an act of complete and pure random violence in broad daylight. and randoin the middle of d.c., an act of evil. there's a lot of it. but this is particularly shocking example. what did you do? how did yoculau responrly ng. hod? u >> well, i saw an opening whilea phil was grappling with the attacker and kind of instinctively it used that opening to tackle the attacker to the ground and managed to get phil off of him and rush away to

the legislature as florida governor ron desantis prepares for an expected white house bid, chris >> dasha burnsk you, i know you'll keep us posted california senator dianne feinstein hasn't been on the hill since she got sick in february, and now it's a problem democrats can't ignore the 89-year-old has missed 60 senate votes and is a no show on the judiciary committee. option one, feinstein says she wants to temporarily relinquish her judiciary seat her absence has tied up judicial nominations to the point that dick durbin said he's anxious. that brings us to option two congressman ro khanna from her home state became the first member of congress to publicly call for her to resign nbc's ryan nobles is on capitol hill, and someone who knows his way around a complicated problem is with us brendan buck, former aide to paul ryan and john boehner msnbc political analyst. both of these are complicated. ryan, let's start with the possibility of a temporary replacement for judiciary. how doable is that >> i think it's a lot more complicated than senator feinstein, and even some democrats think it migh

chris. >> dasha burns, thank you for that the trump campaign is capitalizing on this moment for 2024, saying it's more than $5 million and counting when the indictment news broke. vaughn hillyard is near mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida. as we know, trump is trying to seize the narrative in a prime time address tomorrow, right near where you are do you know what we can expect and how they plan to take all of this and fit it into the context of the 2024 race >> the new york to florida pipeline is a frequent one made by many florida and new york residents. this is a particularly unique one, and donald trump will be right back here in about 30 hours from now of course that arraignment happening between them, but at 8:15 p.m. eastern time, tomorrow night, he is slated to use his mar-a-lago club and private residence as the backdrop for his own defense. he is going to make public remarks addressing cameras, we anticipate being in there ourselves, in which he is going to address the charges that are going to be read to him at that arraignment tomorrow trump's own attorneys don't know the specific

from chris, fire fighter here, the ev batteries burn so hot all we can do is constantly foam water andt'll always be a total loss. thanks for chiming in on that one. that's very interesting and know what you're talking about. mark writes this, if you had to change careers, which would you like to do? lauren? lauren: teacher. i would be a teacher. stuart: what? lauren: can't see me as a teacher? stuart: susan. susan: astronaut. stuart: astronaut. you are a space case. that's true. what do you have, ashley? ashley: i'll put the application in for susan at kennedy space center behind me. yeah, i'd like to work in sports in some fashion. who recollect the for a club of some sort. that would be fun. stuart: i'd like to be a lion tamer. thanks to everyone for sending in their feedback. it's time for the friday trivia question. where is america's older bar? pennsylvania, massachusetts, rhode island rhode island, new york? the answer after this. ♪ r mo... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. what if buildings could tell you h

her body had been badly burned when >> we were broken hearted no we had lost her yeah, and she was a big smiling beautifu part of our group. >> chrisather find the courage t leave her husband supporte their front in death staring down chris jones a every court appearance >> there is a monster inside that hurt our friends, and w want justice >> prosecutors rejected chris' story that heather had die from an accidental fall. they believed he argued with her those that night, strangle her, and then burned her bod in the woods but the question remains, why? how those friends provided a surprising answer. they were convinced how they'r dramatic weight loss got her killed >> do you think that how they're would still be alive i she hadn't gone through this transformation and bettere herself? >> yes >> yes >> heather's friends and famil said over the course the relationship, chris used heather's weight as a tool t control her. >> at the beginning, he wanted her to be bigger, that he felt like that would be mor attractive to him. then as she got bigger, then h would say to her, nobody els would want her because she was so obese >> when heath

chris. >> that's not to mention the evacuations, the school shut down julia bagg, thank you so much for that. >>> now to the toxic fire burning in indiana where we're learning that city and state officials were specifically worried about exactly what's happening now at that site nbc's ron allen is following that for us. richmond's mayor says the city, ron, actually ordered the business owner to clean up the site, citing safety code violations, what more can you tell us? >> there has been some kind of process underway to try and clean up this particular factory, warehouse, recycling center city officials have not been forthcoming with details about this they have been focused on trying to get the fire out and evacuate residents and deal with the situation in the short-term here yes, they have said also that it wasn't a question of if there would be a fire at this particular place it's a question of when they said today there's some encouraging news, the smoke has lessened, although the evacuation order remains in place for about 1,500 or more people within a half mile radius of the plant, of the factory. it's a warehouse, that

chris in newtown, pennsylvania. independent. caller: yes, how are you? host: good. caller: i just want to say that january 6, former president trump orchestrated and watched as rome was burningd did nothing about it. and denies he has any involvement. that and the fact that he raised the debt, i believe, four times higher than it was during his time in office. it is only about himself. he does not give a rats --. it would be a dictatorship if he wins? host: who is your preferred candidate? caller: for republican, asa hutchinson. if it has to be a choice between donald trump and joe biden, i would choose joe biden. host: chris brought of january 6. is a quote from former vice president mike pen he said these remarks annual white high-grade ir dinner that is attended by politician journalists. he said,ident trump was wrong, i had no right to overturn the election and his reckless words endangered my family and everyone at t capitol that day. i know that history will hold donald trump accountable." that is being reported by nbc news from last month. gilbert's in birmingham, alabama. independent. what do you think? caller: as an independent, i feel that with the choice between t

chris in newtown, pennsylvania. independent. caller: yes, how are you? host: good. caller: i just want to say that january 6, former president trump orchestrated and watched as rome was burningdid nothing about it. and denies he has any involvement. that and the fact that he raised the debt, i believe, four times higher than it was during his time in office. it is only about himself. he does not give a rats --. it would be a dictatorship if he wins? host: who is your preferred candidate? caller: for republican, asa hutchinson. if it has to be a choice between donald trump and joe biden, i would choose joe biden. host: chris brought of january 6. he is a quote from former vice president mike pence. he said these remarks at t dinner that is attended byon politicians in journalists. he said, "prt trump was wrong, i had noight to overturn the election and his reckless words endangered my capitol that day.ne at the i know that history will hold donald trump accountable." that is being reported by nbc news from last month. gilbert's in birmingham, alabama. independent. what do you think? caller: as an independent, i feel that with the choice between the two, donald trump and joe b