craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

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down the steps of his plane. to continue with that thought, craig. >> absolutely. visuals of seeing him come out of a plane -- he's a former official. an aspirional future official. but the fact is, no one like this, no one facing these kinds of indictments and charges and criminal liability potential -- nor even the civil liability that's always been rendered against him. this is not something that presidential candidates in the past have had or future presidential candidates have had either. i think this is really a next ordinary test -- an extraordinary test in. his strategy as it has been in many occasions is to attack the basic institutions. the new york ■courts areinfo him. the juries are in for him. the special counsel is in for him. i think this is -- the election monitors were in for him. i think this is a very dangerous and damaging thing for such a prominent political figure, aspiring to be the leader of a country -- of the country to routinely go around at attack institutions whenever they happen to disagree with him. we have already seen for this case,

now in his first tv interview, the judge, clifton newman, sat down with "today" anchor, craig melvin. the world. >> i'm alex murdaugh. >> alex murdaugh once head of a prominent south carolina legal dynasty, standing trial for the murders of his wife and son, and overseeing the high-profile case, judge clifton newman. were you surprised by the attention, the extent of it? >> probably shouldn't have been surprised, you know, high-profile lawyer, death of a wife, death of a child, accusations of stealing millions of dollars from clients, allegations of a lawyer hooked on drugs. it had all the ingredients for something of major public interest. >> reporter: it all started on the night of june 7th, 2021 when alex murdaugh called police claiming he found his wife maggie and son paul shot to death on the family's country estate. >> what's your emergency? >> yes, i need the police and ambulance immediately. my wife and child have been shot badly. >> reporter: turns out that call was just one in a long series of lies exposed during murdaugh's six-week trial. >> i wanted to give them as much ac

. >> when bonnie craig's body was found face down and a creek outside of anchorage, alaska, it was septemberong criminal spiral. at the time of the trial, he was 41, entering middle age and potentially facing 124 years in prison for rape and murder. >> was she murdered? no. >> not of defense attorney, lambert could help it. >> bonnie craig fell off a cliff and died. >> after having consensual sex with your client? >> not the same day. >> it could've been a couple days before? >> it could've been. >> that was the defensive kenneth dion. that he and bonnie had sexual death -- no provably connection between the two events said the defense. >> dion told the trooper that he had never met bonnie. has attorney was now saying the opposite. that offering no evidence of how or when they had met. but after all, it was the prosecutor's job to prove rage. not his to prove otherwise. the prosecutors arguing that bonnie was too in love with her boyfriend to have a sexual thing on the side. >> you've interviewed thousands and thousands of people. how many of them were really good people that found out that

our buddy craig was stuck down in atlanta on assignment that's why he's not here severe weather stretchingahoma. few tornadoes possible with that from tucson to tallahassee, 49 million people under heat advisories, watches or heat warnings that dome of high pressure just right on top for today, heat index it will feel like 111 in new orleans and lake charles 109 in brownsville 108 in del rio, texas. and no relief in sight going later into the week from tallahassee near 100, mid to upper 90s in atlanta an triple digits from dallas, st. louis down to laredo. >>> the shooter who killed five people and injured 17 others at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to life in prison without a chance for parole 23-year-old anderson lee aldrich used an ar-15 style assault rifle during that attack last fall at the popular club q he was tackled and disarmed by patrons there. after the sentencing yesterday, the fbi announced it has opened a case against aldridge that could result in additional federal charges. >>> the cdc is out with a new health warning after

really keep in contact with tax included is, is, if you like, the kind of goes down to, that's what we'll need from craig. but we can get lots of what we need, remote need, 3 tac through conversations that we have on the comments on, on the phone or on. what's apple? oh, by 60 boston chat rooms. and by getting to know our neighbors through tech groups and so on. so there's no doubt that tech guys are really, really helpful road in helping us connect, but it's positive at ecosystem of house the connection. i did contact you at least then. yeah, we'll see what should we go ahead? oh, sorry. yeah. to, to jump in. kyra. completely agree. yeah. one of the interesting, my love right now is this idea of online only friendship. right. so it seems to me, but when i was growing up, when i was a teenager, i turned through the beginning of social media to foster relationships that i already had. but now more and more, we're documenting these online only friends, which might be young people living in a different city. people we might never meet online. so enters, enters in our studies, for example, 3040 percent of ea

craig left headquarters at the junction, moved down to the sound of fighting. and then jeb not wanting to tip off the federals that was going on, decided to pull and wait for those two trailing infantry regiments to support him. craig then things went silent, went back to his headquarters, not thinking that much would go on once until suddenly the 2/21 leapt upon the garrison at manassas junction, and by midnight of august 26th, 27th of 1862, at cost of just two men killed and two wounded, trimble's regiments, stuart's cavalry regiments had captured the federal supply depot at manassas junction. they weren't quite aware of how immense their capture and had managed to capture six of the eight guns that belong to the federal garrison there at manassas junction. as well, as about 300 federal prisoners not only now had stonewalled, jackson severed the orange and alexandria. he had done it in two places and was about to find out once the sun rose on the next morning of august 27th, just how many supplies he and his men had managed to capture at manassas junction. the

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at oceanography at the university of south at craig zan, lies has pledged several $1000000000.00 in non military a to help rebuild the country. and we down corruption that our nations were announced at a conference in london. ross is evasion, has damaged or destroyed. so much infrastructure keith says it's facing the largest reconstruction project in europe. since the 2nd level it has been call europe's new monster plan. the largest construction project on the continent since world war 2 and a fundraising conference in london, you cleaned spreads and says there's monkwood than just bricks and mortar, or the walls or the sauce as well. when will that be for us? i read it exactly as pretty a disorder we window come from. i know learned about us, all of the world is wanting to see if we will restore normal concerns and we are that our reason with that. and i was calling to see on the rest the host of the conference announced you get back in for you create the tune of 3000000000 phones with this and everything that we do here. we are sending a message that our support on the battlefield and beyond cannot be held law states that ukraine's inc

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down the steps of his plane. do continue with that thought, craig.continue with that thought, crai . _ , , ., , do continue with that thought, craia. , , ., , ., , craig. these visuals of seeing him, and of a plane. _ craig. these visuals of seeing him, and of a plane, it _ craig. these visuals of seeing him, and of a plane, it is _ craig. these visuals of seeing him, and of a plane, it is very _ craig. these visuals of seeing him, and of a plane, it is very easy - craig. these visuals of seeing him, and of a plane, it is very easy to i and of a plane, it is very easy to associate — and of a plane, it is very easy to associate him with an official, but of course — associate him with an official, but of course he is a former official and aspirational future official. but the — and aspirational future official. but the fact is, they were when facing — but the fact is, they were when facing these kinds of indictments and charges and criminal liability potehtiat, — and charges and criminal liability potential, not even at the actual civil liability alrea

pond happened on monday night with surrounding areas down stream, badly flooded the russian defense minister called it a inactive tyra. by you, craig, who didn't call it eco side. and in terms of the human cost, local officials say at least $8.00 civilians died in the fighting with thousands more injured. or some 7000 people have been successfully evacuated from their homes . and over the course of the week water levels that they didn't have a regular have lowered, especially north of them. however, as we understand many areas still remain swamped. now with town to the russian region of belgium road on the border with ukraine has been under ukrainian shutting now for at least 2 weeks should back in a now it resembles a ghost town, most of the 40000 population, their whole being evacuated. and all these shaped bose is the speaking to volunteers, and locals, who have decided to stay as we arrived here, we have just periods the significant sounds of heavy artillery strikes, which we believe are hitting the town and villages ahead of us we can see smoke rising from the settlement and tragically, over the past month for if people had be

so far since march, they have cut down on incursions by half however, craig, it is still one every threem brock for us there. thank you. >>> another troubling story we're following this morning, we're learning more about a fatal bear encounter in arizona. a black bear killed a man sitting on his rural property in what appears to be an unprovoked attack nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has more on this story. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: the horrifying attack shocked the community and authorities who say fatal bear attacks are incredibly rare. now an investigation is underway to try to determine what exactly caused the deadly encounter. >> rp reporting that the neighbor was being attacked by a bear. >> reporter: in what's being described as a vicious, unprovoked attack, authorities say on friday in this rural area of northern arizona, an adult male black bear mauled a 66-year-old man to death witnesses telling sheriff deputies, steven jackson was having a cup of coffee on his property where he had begun building a cabin when the bear approached him and attacked. jac

down, i think he knew something good was going to happen. my mom definitely lived through a good part of this and then my siblings are sharing in the excitement. craig are the youngest, did you say that he did not really mean it? cracks the days that my brother would throw me across the room, yes. but we are very close now. cracks do they have to wait in line for prescriptions? sometimes headhunters will call you and say would you be interested in this job or not? if a headhunter called you for another corporate job, would you? >> no. i think this is the culmination of everything i've done in my life. this is what i want to do. we are being very intentional about impacting medically underserved communities. that is very important to me. ♪ you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh haslinda: hello. i am haslinda amin. covid changed a lot of things but even before the pandemic the relationship between the china and the u.s. was

re and thirty five members of the house of representatives were down at leastey one todayof because democratic representative angie craig injureangie crd her leg ad to have surgery. so she's out. but you still 218 with four hundred and thirty four total members, if that's how manthat y members cast their ballots tonight. but they are way above that threshold, right? this will now. this will then go to the senate as early as tonight. but we do not expect any resolution there until friday. or maybe over the weekend, john . 278 well, actually , 218. chad e >> a hundred and one. no, chad, we really appreciatec it as always. take o by the way, katherine , let's get your take on . yeah. i mean, i think the issue for everyone is that compromise doesn't feel great, especiallyai if you're an ideologicalf person, especially so wth if you really want to get the budget under control. and it's so wildly inflated from the covid years and thenoty biden years at this point. right. doesn't feel gool d. fi the reality is we're fighting on speaker mccarthy's turf, but the turf is not good. and i always sort of gradelenest things in washin

to 18 there's 435 members of the house representatives they are down at least one today because of democratic are presented of angie craig her leg and had to have surgery, you still need to 18 with 435 total members that some numerous caster belts and they. they are way that threshold right now. this will then go to the senate as early as tonight we do not expect any resolution there until friday or maybe over the weekend. >> hannity: chad we really appreciate you as always by the way catherine wants to get your take on this. >> i think the issue for everything it's a compromise does not feel great especially if your ideological person especially if you really want to get the budget under control and so wildly inflated from the covid years in the joe biden years at this point. it is not really feel good. the reality is that we are fighting on speaker mccarthy's term but is not good. i would so do great things in washington on a scale of terribleness to possible terribleness. this is like quite a bit less terrible than i thought we might be what the debt ceiling passing which is what i was afraid we might get with democra

craig. my wife is working nights and i am working days so that reduces childcare costs. we are cutting downhey're among millions coming off a fixed rate mortgage deals, only to find they can only get a new one at interest rates three times what they were two years ago. renters are being hit too, as thousands of landlords pass on higher mortgage costs. the bank of england's decision to boost rates by half a percentage point, when many expected a quarter, brings its official rate to 5%. compared to a low of 0.1% two years ago it is a multiple of 50, the steepest rise in over 30 years. but then again, inflation is only slowly coming down from its highest level in a0 years. it is not for the bank of england to do less. the alternative is for the government to do more, to try to help in two ways. one, to enhance the responsiveness of the economy, to make sure we do not have to fall into recession in order to control inflation. and two, to strengthen safety nets. the bank of england alone cannot deliver lower inflation, financial stability and no recession. it needs help from the government. some

craig. my wife is working nights and i am working days so that reduces childcare costs. we are cutting downhings such as takeaways and nice—to—haves. we have looked at other tv providers, to reduce those fees as well. they're among millions coming off a fixed rate mortgage deals, only to find they can only get a new one at interest rates three times what they were two years ago. renters are being hit too, as thousands of landlords pass on higher mortgage costs. the bank of england's decision to boost rates by half a percentage point, when many expected a quarter, brings its official rate to 5%. compared to a low of 0.1% two years ago it is a multiple of 50, the steepest rise in over 30 years. but then again, inflation is only slowly coming down from its highest level in a0 years. it is not for the bank of england to do less. the alternative is for the government to do more, to try to help in two ways. one, to enhance the responsiveness of the economy, to make sure we do not have to fall into recession in order to control inflation. and two, to strengthen safety nets. the bank of england alo

craig was only 8 when his father went missing. they'll never forget hearing the knock at the door followed by the news that their dad's jet fighter had gone down he was missing in action. >> i remember standing by the front door. i just collapsed and cried. and i knew what it all meant. >> reporter: thanks to dna science, thanks to them, the remains were identified and brought to the family. >> i didn't know i would have to wait until i'm 90. >> reporter: they also learned he died in his aircraft when it crashed. and he didn't suffer. nor was he captured and tortured. >> those are the answers. where is he? we walked over to the casket. she goes, where have you been? >> reporter: a sense of closure for the entire family as he shally's remains come home and they all share an emotional moment together. >> it's not goodbye. >> reporter: the family said hello today. but tomorrow is all about good-byes. tomorrow morning, a funeral service is planned followed by a burial ceremony at golden gate national cemetery. complete with a military flyover fit for a returning hero. in san bruno, nbc bay area news. >>> california's reparations committee released

craig. look, at the most basic level, this case was brought down here because this is where the alleged crimesent trump was going to challenge the venue and use that as a way to delay the case about a month ago, the special counsel's office began secretly bringing evidence to a grand jury in this courthouse behind me which would return that sealeded indictment yesterday what this means is that president trump has one less avenue to challenge this prosecution, and it may even mean the trial goes faster some judges in south florida they move things along they run a so-called rocket docket but it means a jury pool that includes far more trump supporters than you would find in washington, d.c. >> the former president's lawyer says he will appear in person on tuesday. what do we know about how the arraignment will play out there? >> reporter: if mr. trump is treated like any other federal defendant, he will have to surrender and he will be processed. that means a mug shot will be taken. although it won't be released. he will be fingerprinted his passport will be taken from him. and then he will go

craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs. i'm joumanna bercetche. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines. >>> ecb dials down with chief economist phillip layne and governor lynch leaving the door open for the summer. >> it's going to be a mix of all of those there's no shorthand, no shortcuts. >> the core has been quite stable it's around 5% on a yearly basis. we need to see core going down before considering. >>> european markets jump in early trade where on wall street stronger confidence lays investor fears of economic slowdown. >>> u.s. futures point toward a muted open on wall street with attention turning to the fed's bank stress test results first it was rocked by a series of regional collapses earlier this year. >>> and u.s. reportedly considers further curbs to china, specifically on ai, amid growing concerns about the technology >>> a warm welcome to "street signs," everybody. we're keeping our eyes on sentra beautiful portugal layne spoke to aany ta on central bank taking place in portugal and said there are too many points but said the central bank is working to keep the levels for a long time t

craig and his family are trying to be creative to save money. i work nights and my wife works days so that it reduces childcare costs. we are cutting down. we've looked at all the tv providers to reduce - those fees as well. these increasing costs are also taking their toll on people's well—being. it's having an effect on my mental wellbeing because i am stressed with everything going on and the cost of everything. that's obviously... that's having a knock on effect on my children's wellbeing as well. i'd just like some consideration to people who just cannot afford what they are now expecting them to pay. i can't literally print money. ideally, what i would like is a proposal to manage what i can do for certain in the next few months. if i cannot resolve matters anyway, the house will have to be sold. time is really important because, you know, - they want time with mum and dad together and to not be able - to do things that we used to do as often as we used to do, - and that having that carpet. swept from under your feet, you know, it's a really disheartening thing i especially for the children, - because they don't understand what's

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supporting latina businesswomen, and savannah sa down with susanna burton, an amazing person she's helping formerly incarcerated women start a new life and craig this is the pick me up >> i like the fact that we also introduced a lot of our viewers to folks that they probably haven't heard of we should mention that lester talked to gary sinise. he talked about his work on behalf of military veterans. it's all part of a night of incredible people. we think you'll will lifted up by this. "inspiring america: the 2023 inspiration list" premieres saturday june 10th right here on nbc. >>> still ahead, robert de niro and jane rosenthal are right here >>> good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. oaan city leaders are putting support behind what is called the ebony alert. the idea is based on the state bill that wouldate a statewide notification system similar to the amber alert. concentrate on black women or children. the alert applieso a person between the age of 12 and 25, suffer from a mental or physical disability or if they're possible victims of trafficking or kidnapping. >>> another really nice day for many of our microclimates,

craig sokin of the titanic society. i don't know if you could hear james cameron talking about what he sees as the eerie similarities knowing the titan, a submersible, was going downecause they were lovers of the titanic and the lore and history and now that is their final resting place. >> yeah. today the titanic took five more victims unfortunately. there's something that distinguishes the titanic from many other sea disasters. it was a ship practically unsinkable and is sank and sank of all times on its maiden voyage. the captain went down with the ship. the band played until the end. it was a microcosm of society. there was class structures on board the ship, cowardice, heroism. what we had here the last four days was not merely a missing submersible. it was a missing submersible connected to the titanic. that's where the passion was. it was totally different than just anything else. that's why everyone woke up the past four days having to turn the television on to see what was happening with respect to the rescue. while there are some parallels, the titanic was in a class all its own, but everything the titanic touched became very important to everyone becaus

and after 22 years of loyalty to your regiment, craig , you felt very let down at the end.health would decline . j/rzzr. :: or your mental health would- decline . you developed a form of decline. you developed a form of post—traumatic stress disorder. craig can you tell me about the symptoms? what did you go through ? i went through a lot of through? i went through a lot of ioheiihess— through? i went through a lot of ioheiihess .— through? i went through a lot of loneliness , anger,— g7 i went through a lot of loneliness , anger, anxiety , loneliness, anger, anxiety, stress— loneliness, anger, anxiety, stress i— loneliness, anger, anxiety, stress. i never— loneliness, anger, anxiety, stress. i never noticed it. iist— stress. i never noticed it. pig, my— stress. i never noticed it. first, my wife— stress. i never noticed it. first, my wife noticed it and then— first, my wife noticed it and then the— first, my wife noticed it and then the british— first, my wife noticed it and then the british army noticed it . vou— then the british army noticed it . you know.— then the brit

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down. this picture was taken from a coastguard cutter. greece has denied claims that the fishing boat capsized during an attempted tow. the disaster has appalled craig, an emergency doctor from rhode island. spencer spent six months in the mediterranean on board the aquarius rescue ship where safety of migrants in distress was paramount. >> i don't think any of us can imagine what it's like getting your small child and putting them on a boat in the middle of the night without food, without water on an unseaworthy vessel that that being your only option, and to be confronted by a coast guard that is responsible under international and national maritime law. save lives at sea. it's just it's truly unbelievable. >> greece is under fire because of its hardline anti migrant policy, including proven cases of so called pushbacks, where rescued refugees have been taken back out to sea. in stark comparison to the italians who honour their obligations under international law. >> as far as you can tell, is this a consequence of greece's well documented pushback policy? >> i can't give you a definitive answer to that until we see the results of the investigatio

down. >> it's something we've learned to live with. i mean, that hill right there was on fire. the only thing separating us from that fire would've been a silverado trail. >> craignt is one of the top fire weather experts in northern california. he runs the wildfire interdisciplinary research center at san jose state university, and within the measures fuel moisture. >> last year, severe drought period, we actually had almost full curing by april 1st. and this year, fully cured by late may, june 1st. >> his prognosis for the season -- >> generally, this could be a shorter season, just because of the winter precipitation that we had. >> however, he says bell that she's mindset is spot on. >> even though we had this great winter, and fuel moisture is our high across the state, that could change based on the weather conditions. we just don't know what will happen in july. >> all it could take is an extended heat wave to put us right back into fire danger. >> aside from shortening fire season, the cooler weather and abundant rainfall pushed back the harvest timetable likely to october, which could help him avoid challenge he ran into last year. >> it was a really to

down. >> something that we have learned to live with. the 2017 fires, that hillside was on fire. the only thing separating us from that fire was the silverado trail. >> reporter: craigs in northern california. he runs the wildfire interdisciplinary center and routinely measures it. >> we had full curing by april 1st. this year fully cured by late may, june 1st. >> reporter: his prognosis for this season? >> it could be a stronger season because of the winter precipitation. even though we had this great winter and moistures are high across the state, that can change based on the weather conditions. we don't know what will happen in august or july. >> reporter: all it could take, he says, is an extended heat wave. that can put us back into high fire danger. >> reporter: aside from shortening fire danger, the rainfall pushed back the harvest timetable likely to october which could help him avoid a challenge from last year. >> a tough harvest because of the heat we had during the harvest time. >> reporter: after several tough summers, he is eager to see what this one has in store. >> i think the vines will be resilient and ready for anything. >> reporter: even though it

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down and roads are closed, an update from crews on the scene. first, here is hoda. >> coming up on "today," one of our favorite yearly traditions, al, will, craig all get together >>> 6:57 this morning. welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay." >> first, we continue to follow breaking news. firefighters are on the scene of a two-alarm house fire in san jose. we have a live look near the scene. it's happening on graystone lane in the almaden neighborhood. you can see the smoke there. the fire started just after 3:00 this morning. this is what it looked like. police say roads remain closed in that area because there are downed power lines. we sent you a breaking news push alert on our free nbc bay area news app this morning. you can download it to get an update sent straight to your phone. >>> also in san jose, authorities are saying very little so far about a person now in custody in connection with the fire there that destroyed a public storage facility. it started wednesday night on blossom hill. firefighters only got it under control early yesterday morning. arson investigators are bein

dateline i'm craig melville, detective rick arnold believe he identified one man now suspect for murder on security video, but there was another person in the picture to, detectives track him downer being shot in the head erica was released from rehab and met officer and pastor steve kelsey, and her other rescuers. it was nothing short of a miracle. >> that is beautiful. that is beautiful. >> to see the looks on those faces and know that she had survived was a pretty powerful moment. >> erica laughed, cried and acted like a two year old. reporter jesse holiday was amazed by her progress but also concerned about long term brain damage. >> i didn't feel at that point i could say for sure if she was going to be okay. >> but even getting this far beat the odds. erica was going home. >> just great to have her there, get her home from the hospital. >> it was a home she already knew. grandparents judith and herald harbor were waving good five to their carefree golden years, they were full-time parents again. >> i agreed from the first day that i would take care of her not to knowing what kind of shape you she is going to be in, not knowing what medal state you would be in. >> erica's