here is cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: roshan marsha was a leader in for women's rights in afghanistanthat put her life in peril when the taliban took over. so she fled. >> i left my office with tears when i left my home, it is repeated and when i left my country, it was another. >> reporter: her five children and her husband fled with her each with just one bag. >> as a mother, you are thinking of your children's lives >> reporter: marsha's family was among 76,000 afghan refugees who arrived in the u.s. but for many their welcome was rocky. first, she was asked to go to the d.c. area to continue her work, but was resettled in dallas without three of her young adult children >> they told me there is no guarantee to send your children to your state >> reporter: months later, her family was reunited but there were long delays getting food benefits and health insurance without a car the apartment she was provided ended up being a three-hour bus commute each way from her new job to the university of texas in arlington. marsha said while she is grateful to be here life has been much harder

of san antonio where 46 migrants were found dead in a semi truck 18 others hospitalized >>> cynthia mcfadden investigates women seeking care at pregnancy centers >>> a recent survey found 58% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck but get this, 30% of those earn over a quarter million a year. >>> and we're going live to germany for the latest on president biden's g-7 meeting. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with a stunning change of plans from the january 6 panel. after they said they were previously going to take a break until mid july an urgent hearing has been called and will be held in a few hours. chris pollone joins us with new information. >> reporter: after pledging a somewhat lengthy delay between the fifth and sixth hearings of this committee, the january 6 committee will be back before a national tv audience at 1:00 eastern this afternoon it will present recently-obtained evidence and 278. mitt coe citing two sources says a former aide to mark meadows named cassidy hutchinson will testify publicly nbc news has

cynthia mcfadden has our report from texas. >> reporter: we're heading to a crisis pregnancy center in texas, one of more than 2,500 in the country. they say they provide free services and abortion information for pregnant women what they don't say is that they're often affiliated with groups supporting abortion alternatives >> is it in here >> reporter: to learn more about what happens inside we sent in two nbc news producers to ask for pregnancy counseling at a center in the dallas area a volunteer told our producer they don't offer abortions, adding abortions can cause infertility. when asked about the abortion pill, the volunteer said, my job is not to scare you. you never get over seeing that baby she then pointed to a small plastic model like this, saying, can you imagine one of these in your panties? >> oh, my gosh okay >> yeah, so as a taxpayer this is infuriating. a horrible thing for a woman to be told and medically totally inaccurate >> as a nurse, as a mom, you totally shocked me with that it's a lie and it is shaming and it is -- it is grotesque. >> reporter: texas state r