but then, robert costello is giving it back to the judge.he judge got so upset he clears the courtroom from the press, which is highly unusual, okay? usually, if there's a security situation, that's one thing. this was not that. this was -- the judge was fired up. and i think he was worried about what he might say. he clears the courtroom for only a few minutes. we should make that clear, it wasn't long. we all come back in, and he's still kind of rolling his eyes for the remainder of the afternoon. >> so there's a period that the period where everyone's out of the courtroom other than you have the, obviously, the defense table, prosecution table, but then the public and the press are out of the room. so now we're -- >> not all the public. the allies stayed. >> that's what i was going to say. so it's really interesting, because i think -- you mentioned the first two row, which are sort of friend of -- it's like bride and groom. they're still there. but this is one where all of us have to go with the cold record. >> and it's chaotic. the medi

circuit has agreed that its precedent stands -- >> robert costello. >> robert costello. >> remind usut robert costello. >> he was the defense's only substantive witness in the trump manhattan da's case. he was there of course to say that another one of his almost clients, would be clients, michael cohen was lying when he recounted the various interactions that they had had before cohen eventually decided to turn. >> and the judge was not happy with costello because costello was not acted in the judge's estimation appropriately in court. he threatened him with contempt if he continued to mutter and make objections that he wasn't qualified to make. bannon's lawyer today also got into it with the journal. what happened? >> bannon's lawyer soundly objected and basically said this isn't the justice system that i know. he still has appeals rights. he still could seek a rehearing from the d.c. circuit or go to the supreme court and on that basis you shouldn't send him to prison now. this isn't the system of justice i know, at which point judge nichols said you should sit down. >> well, does

but then, robert costello is giving it back to the judge.t he cleared the courtroom. if there is a security situation, that's one thing. the judge was fired up and worried about what he might say, so he cleared the courtroom for a few minutes. we all came back in and he is still rolling his eyes for the remainder of the afternoon. >> there is a period where everyone is out of the courtroom other than the defense table and the prosecution table, but then the public and the press are out >> not all of the public. it's of the room.interesting because as you mentioned the first two rows that were like friends of the bride and groom, they were still there. but this is where all of us to go. >> the media is screaming that we have a right to be here and the court officers are having none of it and so everyone is a a shootout. we saw it we were sent out and we wish the transcript. but >> we will have more of our that had not happened.excellent discussion, that you could feel the tension in the courtroom when michael cohen took the stand and came fac

with bob costello being called by the defense. >> and, i did not see that coming.him. i thought they wouldn't do it. >> i'm with you because bob castillo, if you remember, was somebody who donald trump had said that he wanted the grand jurors to hear from and i thought well okay, that's a really stupid move because it's never going to stop the grand jury from indicting and you just revealed something to the prosecution and you know, as a defense lawyer, one of the things you have, sometimes almost the only thing you have, is surprise, so here it was flopped out to the prosecution a year ago, so obviously the record here does give some flavor to bob costello. >> a little bit. i don't know if it explains the clearing of the courtroom and how dramatic it was to be in the room when the judge was so fired up i thought he was going to throw him behind bars, so bob castillo gets on the standard right away he is combative, aggressive, rolling his eyes, muttering audibly. i am in the courtroom lighting up the chat line. guys, this is going off the rails fast. we had a sense

here is tom costello. tonight, the fbi and dhs says the suspects are now in i.c.e.tody, and warned that the u.s. is in a heightened threat environment for terrorism. lester? >> julia ainsley, thank you. >>> also tonight, the fbi reporting the nation's violent crime rate has dropped dramatically this year. the news coming as police in atlanta today responded to a shooting with multiple victims at a popular shopping area. here's tom costello. >> reporter: in atlanta today, multiple people shot at a downtown food court. police say three were wounded, the suspect also shot. >> somebody, luke, screamed, there's a shooter, there's a shooter, like, run. >> reporter: it comes even as the latest fbi crime stats show violent crime actually dropped dramatically during the first three months of the year after surging during the pandemic. among the 72% of police agencies reporting to the fbi, murder down 26% nationwide compared to a year ago. rape down 25%, robbery down 17%. the city breakout, in chicago year to date, murders down 16%. d.c. down 24%. san francisco down 38%. phil

tom costello. nbc news, seattle. >>> now to the devastating situations in the midwest. let's get an update on today's forecast from nbc meteorologist angie lassman. good morning. whether when can they get a break. >> >> not just yet. we're still going to be thunderstorms in the forecast. here's the deal as far as severe weather is concerned. we do have a potential to see some of the stronger wind gusts, places like omaha to kansas city. there's the river flooding that we're currently dealing with. notice where you see brighter pinks is where we're seeing the major flooding. >> but when we add on rainfall we're expected to get tonight, most of the heaviest of it is going to remain south of those areas dealing with the worst of the river flooding. >> this area is quite sat rated. so we'll be watching for flooding concerns across that region. here's what's happening in the tropics. tropical sdusdisturbance 95l. it had likely become a tropical depression, maybe a tropical storm as we go through the next day or two, but definitely into the weekend and will continue to work i

despite slowing sales, gm is still betting big on evs, the auto maker's ceo sits down with our tom costello to explain why she's all in for electric. >>> one high school graduate has gone from a homeless shelter to the top of his class. it's wednesday, june 5th. "early today" starts right now. hi there, good morning. i'm frances rivera. at the stroke of midnight, much of our southern border was shut down. president biden side-stepping congress to make a more aggressive attempt at stopping a surge in illegal crossings. the directive taking immediate effect overnight. nbc's julie ainsley has more from the texas border. >> reporter: facing fierce criticism of his handling of the border crisis, president biden unveiling new executive action. >> this action will help us gain control of our border. >> reporter: the executive order will bar many migrants who cross the border illegally from requesting asylum when illegal crossings are over 2500 per day, like they have been for the past three years. the restrictions last until they dip below 1500 per day. >> they choose to come without permission an

. >> good news to wake up to anchor sf cooperative board chair patrick costello waking up to excited calls and text messages friday morning after turkish billionaire haim de la caja announced he is buying anchor brewing up the mystic. this guy scenes like a good guy. >> especially with some of the statements he's made in public about wanting to hire most, if not all the staff. look, is a founder and ceo of chobani yogurt. >> look, i was not available for an interview friday but called anchor brewing, quote, a grand jewel in a social media post. the 127 year old brewery ceased production last year, citing financial struggles, a group of brewery employees tried to buy the company, but that effort failed. while the terms of the agreement were not released. kron 4 has learned the purchase includes all of anchors assets, which include the beers trademark steam beer recipe. the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility banker has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our eco

we'll also be crossing over to ellie costello in normandy to give us the latest on the d—day commemorations which today commemorations, which today featured a very heartfelt speech by the king, and we'll be reflecting on that. no confidence vote in welsh first minister vaughan gething . but minister vaughan gething. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> camilla. thank you. well, good evening to you. and yes, in wales, vaughan gething admits it was a very difficult afternoon for him in the senate . after for him in the senate. after losing a vote of no confidence in the welsh parliament, but he insists he will be staying on as first minister after the conservatives brought the motion against him. after a series of rows, including a controversial donation in the sacking of a minister and the collapse of a cooperation deal with plaid cymru, mr gething, who's only beenin cymru, mr gething, who's only been in post since march, has promised he will continue to put wales first. >> today was an exercise in muck throwing. the range of different things that were sa

. >> good news to wake up to anchor sf cooperative board chair patrick costello waking up to excited calls and text messages friday morning after turkish billionaire haim de la caja announced he is buying anchor brewing up the mystic. this guy scenes like a good guy. >> especially with some of the statements he's made in public about wanting to hire most, if not all the staff. look, is a founder and ceo of chobani yogurt. >> look, i was not available for an interview friday but called anchor brewing, quote, a grand jewel in a social media post. the 127 year old brewery ceased production last year, citing financial struggles, a group of brewery employees tried to buy the company, but that effort failed. while the terms of the agreement were not released. kron 4 has learned the purchase includes all of anchors assets, which include the beers trademark steam beer recipe. the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility banker has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our eco

costello continue to behave like that augustine at the jury went out before the holiday weekend and i>> what happened in the deliberation room is okay. it is the window that we get when the jury asked for clarification which is the note asking for david testimony really clarified that they were utilizing that to connect the dots. >> that was a key moment for me when we got that note. they were asking for four things and three of them relate to david pecker . also the meeting in 2015 when he says opening the eyes and ears of the campaign. i thought to myself, they already have gotten to a conclusion and they are trying to ensure that they are raising from a misdemeanor to a felony by ensuring that the conspiracy is totally, and how they get there is through david testimony. he became so key to this case. for someone who goes on the stand and says donald trump is my friend and mentor, i wonder what that conversation is like. >> i think the misdirection was heavily focused on cohen and the bomb laid with pecker . >> they forgot about david pecker. it came out early on , if you read the i

we get more from tom costello. >> reporter: it was a very close call off kauai in april. the faa confirming it's investigating a southwest flight that came within 400 feet of slamming into the ocean while attempting to land in bad weather. a southwest memo to pilots says a less experienced first officer inadvertently pushed the control column forward, then cut the speed, causing cockpit alarms to go off before the captain ordered an aggressive climb. no injuries. southwest tells nbc news nothing is more important than safety. the event was addressed appropriately as we always strive for continuous improvement. meanwhile, the ntsb is investigating another incident that happened in may on a southwest flight from phoenix to oakland. at 34,000 feet, the 737 max 8 suddenly went into what pilots call a dutch roll, oscillating and rocking from side to side. pilots regained control and landed safely. a post-flight inspection revealed damage to the standby power control unit that provides backup power to the rudder. the faa says it has no reports of similar problems involving othe

you got to see that with bob costello, a fine man, i've never t.ne in the courthouse. he demanded the courthouse be cleared. the good news is most of the people in the courthouse for the media. anyone that was in the media come if you are fair, you will say that was anger. he was crazed. the reason bob costello acted a little bit upset, whicth to, wat every question he was being asked was being objected to by the other side and sustained by the judge. sustained, sustained. he did it many times. he but i was sitting there saying -- and these were basic questions. i never saw anybody treated that way by a judge. i've been treated very badly by two other judges because it is all the same thing. it all comes down to the white house and crooked joeent in they of our country. the worst president in the history of our country. the most incompetent. he is the dumbest president we've ever had. the most incompetent president. the most dishonest president we have ever he is a manchurianok at the waya and russia and many ended the r. it was dead. he comes in a

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here is tom costello. >> shame! shame! >> reporter: met by chants of "shame" as he entered the hearing room, boeing's ceo david calhoun quickly apologized to the families of those who died in two max 8 crashes overseas. >> i apologize for the grief we have caused. >> reporter: and promised boeing is changing. >> our culture is far from perfect, but we are taking action, and we are making progress. >> reporter: but calhoun came under immediate bipartisan fire. >> this hearing is a moment of reckoning. >> reporter: for the max 8 crashes, the max 9 door plug blowout in january, quality control breakdowns, defective parts, and whistle-blower reports of falsified documents intimidation and retaliation. >> it appears that boeing has fostered a culture that censors people who try to speak up and help. >> you're the problem. and i just hope to god that you don't destroy this company before it can be saved. >> reporter: today, a new whistle-blower claims boeing 737 max's assembly line lost hundreds of parts that did not meet boeing

tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, do we understand what happened here? >> it's starting to become clear. flight 4069 from las vegas was approaching oklahoma city airport at about 12:30 a.m. local time, but at 8 miles out flight aware and flight radar 24 show the plane at an altitude of just 525 feet, flying over the top of yukon, oklahoma, with some people there thinking the plane would hit their homes. it triggered a low altitude warning in the control tower. the tower radioed the pilot asking if everything was okay. he replied yes, then aborted the landing, went around, and safely landed on a different runway. but nbc news aviation experts say this plane was very low and very slow. southwest tells nbc it's in contact with the faa to understand and address any irregularities with the aircraft's approach to the airport, insisting safety is southwest's top priority. lester? >> all right, tom costello with that, thank you. >>> and a major disruption of rail service in one of the busiest travel hubs. brian cheung at penn station tonight. what's the latest t

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. >> good news to wake up to anchor sf cooperative board chair patrick costello waking up to excited calls and text messages friday morning after turkish billionaire haim de la caja announced he is buying anchor brewing up the mystic. this guy scenes like a good guy. >> especially with some of the statements he's made in public about wanting to hire most, if not all the staff. look, is a founder and ceo of chobani yogurt. >> look, i was not available for an interview friday but called anchor brewing, quote, a grand jewel in a social media post. the 127 year old brewery ceased production last year, citing financial struggles, a group of brewery employees tried to buy the company, but that effort failed. while the terms of the agreement were not released. kron 4 has learned the purchase includes all of anchors assets, which include the beers trademark steam beer recipe. the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility anchor has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our eco

in the same way, he made a choice to call bob costello.st choice in the world given how that went. he also was free to cross examine david pecker and to say he was a liar. he did not. david pecker, as lisa said, was close to the defendant. he was a key witness. he could have cross-examined hope hicks and said she was a liar. he did not. she provided deeply damning testimony. the same thing for jeff mccarney and on and on. what do all of the witnesses that did testify have in common? they were all people loyal to and aligned with donald trump, so for the people who say this was a witch hunt and it's unfair and it is a sham, these are donald trump's friends and allies and employees who testified. they were not even claimed to have been liked by donald trump and he had a choice to testify and to call witnesses in addition to bob costello and he chose not to. >> so, it is one thing for donald trump to say something as absurd as that. it is something else when donald trump sleep defense lawyer todd blanche goes on cnn , and we're going to show

let me bring in voss on costello who is the u . n. refugee agency, special envoy for the region one. so welcome to the ww that we just saw on that report what we see in the mediterranean as well. people who are willing to risk their lives over and over again to get to your at this moment in time. what are the main drivers of a regular migration as well the main drivers are water secretion, but then those people not refuse doing the microwave, but you also people, as we've seen the documentary leaving for you couldn't make reason, is trying to improve day. i'll shoot you because there is no more chance. ready or in their country or for g. now some people just try to induce the dentures giovanni's by, by the, by see if and when they make it, their ordeal often doesn't end upon arrival in the you does it what are the biggest challenges from migraines and refugees once they've reached dry land? when they arrive in europe, well, the only chance to stay legally in europe is to apply for sign him. but more than half the do not qualified f

here is tom costello. >> reporter: in atlanta today, multiple people shot at a downtown food court.ice say three were wounded, the suspect also shot. >> somebody screamed there is a shooting, there is a shooter, like run. >> reporter: it comes even as the latest fbi crime stats show violent crime actually dropped dramatically during the first three months of the year after surging during the pandemic. among the 72% of police agencies reporting to the fbi, murder down 26% nationwide compared to a year ago. rape down 25%, robbery down 17%. the city breakout in chicago year to date, murders down 16%. d.c. down 24%. san francisco down 38%. philadelphia down 41%. philly's police commissioner kevin bethel. >> we have specific targeted areas of the city that have a large level of violence. so we're really being very strategic. >> reporter: but not all cities are seeing an improvement. murders are up double-digits in l.a., baton rouge, kansas city, orlando, wichita, and colorado springs. in pompano beach, florida, police and federal agents just wrapped up a six-week sweep targeting guns and

we've got andrew pierce and also ellie costello presenting live coverage of trooping the colour from. tomorrow morning here on gb news. we do this stuff so well on this channel, so make sure you tune in from 10:00 for that . but next we're 10:00 for that. but next we're going to shift a little bit back to the politics on dewbs& co can reform uk keep up the momentum. nigel farage was speaking a little earlier today. can he you know, run with this momentum. we shall see. stay tuned welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me. emily carver this evening. now, keeping me company until 7:00 is the former conservative mp paul scully and former labour mp shaun simon. welcome to the show or welcome back. now, just a couple of views from you, some of your comments just before we get into the politics, janet says how lovely that the princess will be on the balcony tomorrow. just the lift that the nation needs right now, adrian says very much so, emily. it will for be great the people to see the princess back. and good to hear some good news for a change. and andrew says, what a fantastic picture of

but it's not just that, well of course , be back with well of course, be back with ellie costello on approach and go on as well as talking through the history of d—day with tessa dunlop , the historian. not just dunlop, the historian. not just that as well. we're talking political violence with a man, a journalist who has been the subject of political violence in the past. is it something we should be more worried about? >> jam packed show. great to have got bim on the numbers , have got bim on the numbers, crunching the maths. i will as ever be back tomorrow at 7 pm. with vote 2024. of course, you must stay tuned to watch tom. but first, here's the weather with annie shuttleworth . with annie shuttleworth. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boiler is sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello! welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. tomorrow's going to be another fairly cool day across the north west, with a risk of some further heavy showers, and we could see some further heavy showers this evening with a northwesterly wind pus

costello was barred from testifying about what happened and what their reasons were. and the jury was told they may not consider the reasons remember, castello got the subpoena, not bannon costello as the experienced lawyer told bannon, executive privilege has been invoked, you may not comply, period. it would be against the law. it's not your privilege. but he told the committee, if you take them before a court and the court says privilege doesn't apply or it's not this broad, he will comply fully. they decided not to do that. they went on the air posturing and so on. they're going to pursue this criminally. and that's what they chose to do. we impose criminal liability yeah. >> i agree. excuse me. what is the argument you would make to the court of appeal to the supreme court that you think would allow your client not to serve those four months in jail time, what would be a successful legal appellate argument? >> two arguments. the defense definition of willfully used by the liquor volley court, that this court said their hands were tied by, is no longer a valid def

ellie costello , election me. ellie costello, election betting scandal. >> here we go . >> here we go. five tories are now being investigated. and a labour candidate has been suspended. we're going to bring you the latest . you the latest. >> the doctor will see you now. find out how labour plan to end the 8 a.m. scramble for gp appointments across britain and kemi badenoch bites back. >> the equality minister calls out the actor david tennant . she out the actor david tennant. she says he's a rich leftie white male celeb after he said i just wish she'd shut up over her views on women's and trans . views on women's and trans. >> the three lions, well, they weren't exactly roaring last night, were they? england disappoint again in the euros but still top the group after a stalemate with slovenia . stalemate with slovenia. >> but a big win for gb news at the tric awards last night we secured three top gongs. thanks for you to you at home for voting . voting. >> and it's still very much a victory lap today. >> down to you party award winning breakfast team nigel farage winn

. >> it needs to wake up to anchor sf co-operative board chair patrick costello waking up to excited calls and text messages friday morning after turkish billionaire haim de la caja announced he is buying anchor brewing up the mystic. this guy scenes like a good guy. >> especially with some of the statements he's made in public about wanting to hire most, if not all the staff. look, is a founder and ceo of chobani yogurt. >> look, i was not available for an interview friday but called anchor brewing, quote, a grand jewel in a social media post. the 127 year old brewery ceased production last year, citing financial struggles, a group of brewery employees tried to buy the company, but that effort failed. while the terms of the agreement were not released. kron 4 has learned the purchase includes all of anchors assets, which include the beers trademark steam beer recipe. the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment and anchors de haro street warehouse facility banker has been a staple in our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our eco

. >> good news to wake up to anchor sf co-operative board chair patrick costello waking up to excitedext messages friday morning after turkish billionaire haim de la caja announced he is buying anchor brewing up the mistake. this guy scenes. >> like a good guy. >> especially with some of the statements he's made in public about wanting to hire >> most, if not all the staff. look, is a founder and ceo of chobani yogurt. >> look, i was not available for an interview friday but called anchor brewing, quote, a grand jewel in a social media post. the 127 year old brewery cease production last year citing financial struggles, a group of brewery employees tried to buy the company, but that effort failed. while the terms of the agreement were not released. kron 4 has learned the purchase includes all of anchors assets, which include the beers trademark steam beer recipe. the potrero hill campus and all the brewing equipment in anchor's the haro street warehouse facility anchor has been a staple our community for decades and the loss of jobs, loss of business. >> what it did to our economy was

page costello talks more on the findings.t surprises people are feeling more optimistic about using it in the workplace. >> executives are very excited and individual contributors are also starting to use it quite a bit. one of the things we saw is more than half of knowledge workers report that they are using generative ai. that's up 36% in just six months. caroline: what sort of gains are those early adopters seeing? paige: people who use it daily report the highest productivity gains. 89% of those who use it daily say they are seeing those gains and only 39% using it monthly see those gains. caroline: there is perhaps some sort of nervousness, you've many ways of getting pushback from those that teach you. what about those in the workplace. feeling like you're cutting corners or this is the way you should be working. >> it's up to organization leaders to improve ai literacy and create a set of expectations about how to use ai. this is a big tap where people aren't receiving training or guidance. most organizations don't ha

matthew costello, one of the senior cancels in that case testified. what we know about that hearing and will there be more than one hearing? guest: you know they have been asked to testify. the question is whether or not they would appear for such a hearing given that ■tin many was this is still a live criminal investigation and prosecutors are generally loath to discuss any of this in public. this could lead to a protracted fight between the das office and house republicans. host: guilty verdict. friday we heard joe manchin was filing independent. he said he is stepping away from the united states senate. wh do we learn about joe manchin filing is an independent? guest: joe manchin always likes to keep his name in the mix. it kept open his options of you wants to pursue and independent build for governor and senator. that can always change. senator manchin is someone who has a profile to make another state when one. host: why is it easier to be an independent candidate in the senate and the house? guest: the interesting thing with the independents in

nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: a jungle gym is going in. and pools. while, 7,500 miles away in china, two 2-year-olds are spending days tumbling downhills and eating bamboo. within a few months, they will catch a transatlantic flight to washington, d.c. >> we will make it a happy place. >> reporter: the 2y50er 2-year- both described as panda teenagers. something really special. bao's family lived at the anything al zoo before. >> bao's mom was here and grand parents were here? >> that's right. we are excited to have a cub coming from the family line. >> reporter: for 51 years, those black and white fur balls were the biggest stars at the national zoo. >> so excited to see the panda. >> reporter: then last november, heartbreak. panda-monium came to an end. the loan greement with china expired. the national zoo sent home the last three pandas. >> i miss you. i want to cuddle with you. >> reporter: the panda programs at the national zoo and san diego zoo is part of the breeding and conversation program and its working. going from 1,000 50 year

joining us now is nbc news senior correspondent tom costello.that calhoun needed as he's facing questioning on the hill. >> david calhoun, the ceo of boeing, knows he's going to be the punching bag today, the pinata. everybody is going to take their shots at him. he knows this, boeing knows this, this is the name of the game, because boeing is right now in serious problems, in terms of their difficulties with the faa, the fbi, congress, the airlines, the traveling public, et cetera. so, we are also expecting that in that hearing room today will be some of the family members from the 737 max 8 crashes overseas that killed 346 people, and then the questions will be why after the max 8 crashes did you not clean up your act at boeing and then we had the max 9 door plug issue in january this year. i spoke with one of the family members of somebody who died, in one of the max 8 crashes overseas, take a listen to what she said about what she wants. >> i think people should be charged. i think that when people are not held accountable you're setting a s

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and me, ellie costello in normandy.o reflect what is happening just a few miles in that direction in ver sur mer, which is the uk national commemorative event, which is taking place there, we are expecting a fly—past to take place in the next minute or so. it's going to be starting in verse say—meyer just down the coast, and it's going to make its way over our heads. so we are hoping to bring that live to you on breakfast. and at that event in bessemer, we are expecting to see the king and queen paying tribute to the fallen soldiers at this uk nation. national commemoration event. it's actually the first time at the vers la mer normandy memorial that it's been used. it's been built in 2021, the first time that it's been used for a major anniversary. also in normandy . we know that us normandy. we know that us president biden has just arrived. he's on a state visit to france. the ukrainian president, vladimir zelenskyy, has been invited to this event. and we also know that canada's justin trudeau and the german chancello

nbc's tom costello is following this for us. welcome, what more do we know about this?e are 900 fasteners on the 787 fuselage, a popular plane. it appears that quite a few, hundreds, may have been over torqued, in other words, tightened up too much. the concern is that would stress the fuselage itself. the composite material. boeing says it is reviewing closely all of those fasteners to see if there's any potential concern there. these are planes that have not been delivered to airline. they are at the production house in south carolina. today the faa chief in south carolina, looking at the 787 line, talking to boeing executives. they are under tremendous faa scrutiny, following the 737 max 9 door plug blow out in january. dozens of faa inspectors are on the inspection line. very closely watching what boeing is doing, and whether they are, in fact, maintaining good quality concerns if you or quality control, not only on the assembly line, but also safety, following safety protocols. boeing has admitted they have had a significant breakdown in quality control. they're wo

the ex-president added that the judge's bad attitude towards witness robert costello comes from whitee worst in the history of the country, the most incompetent, the most stupid president. according to him, the white house believes that biden can only win the election by winning in the courts, because they cannot win at the polls . let us remember that last week trump was recognized. guilty on all thirty -four counts. now the court has to determine the punishment for the former us president. this is the first strange case in history when a former head of state appeared in court on a criminal case. as part of this trial, which is often referred to in the media as the stormy daniels case, trump is charged with falsifying documents. in january 2018, the media published an article alleging that in 2006, trump was allegedly in a relationship with porn actress stormy daniels, and shortly before. presidential election paid her 130 thousand dollars for silence. trump himself assured that he had no personal relationship with daniels. trump has not pleaded guilty to either case. politicians his

nbc news senior correspondent tom costello joins us with more on this.he big takeaways from that hearing, and what's next for the investigations that are ongoing into boeing? >> well, first, he has very few friends on capitol hill these days, and david calhoun came face to face with the families of the people who died in two max crashes five years ago. they're still demanding that boeing and calhoun face criminal prosecution for those crashes. facing chants of shame, the ceo of america's biggest aviation company turned to face the anger, family members holding photos of their loved ones who died in two max 8 crashes five years ago. >> i want to apologize on behalf of all of our boeing associates spread throughout the world past and present for your losses. >> reporter: but boeing's embattled ceo david calhoun quickly faced, withering fury for those crashes. a breakdown in quality control at boeing. >> we understand the gravity and we're committed to moving forward with transparency and accountability. >> i wonder whether boeing really wants change. >> yo

joining us, tom costello and jose hernandez, former astronaut for nasa, both dear friends i admire. tom, take us through what is happening right now. >> let me just tell you, we're watching very closely the upper corner of your screen there, that gives you the elapsed time so far in the mission and the next critical milestone that we're going to be watching very closely is 12 minutes into flight and you're going to hear capcom call out meco, main engine cutoff. once we have meco, main engine cutoff, it is assumed at that point that the crew is safely into orbit, so we'll be watching that as they accelerate to 17,000 miles per hour. 1.5 million pounds of thrust coming off the launchpad this morning and it all did go beautifully as you heard as they burned on the core engine there a mix of purified kerosene and liquid oxygen. and then they go into the upper stage, which is going to be a critical part. you're going to hear separation, moving to the upper stage of the rocket where they burn liquid hydrogen and oxygen. again, accelerating, hitting that as fast as they can, they need to r

nbc's tom costello brings thus angle of the story. us understand how extreme heat affects the economy. >> reporter: so these -- this data, these stats are really interesting. listen to this -- at 90 degrees, worker productivity drops by 25%. at 100 degrees it drops by 70%. think about mail and package delivery, construction workers, transportation, warehousing, utilities, farmers, ranchers, mining. anybody who works outside. crop workers die, by the way, of heat-related illnesses at 20 times the rate of other workers. and then there are crop and livestock losses, extreme heat can scorch and ruin crops, kill livestock. that sends prices even higher in the grocery store, and it threatens jobs. and it also can lead to on the graphic higher insurance costs, including federal crop insurance payments reaching $1.3 billion in arizona, california, colorado, nevada, new mexico, and utah back in 2001 to '21. but extreme heat-related weather events fuels hurricanes and tornadoes, that's an insurance issue. then listen to this -- think about it -

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