mishandling of school funds. >> reporter: police say the incriminating audio spread online after darionnymously emailed it to two other teachers. he waived his right to an attorney and is being held on bond. he did not respond to nbc's requests for comment. the principal did not comment on ongoing criminal proceedings. >> as we continue to embrace emerging technology and its potential for innovation and social good we must also remain vigilant against those who use it for malicious intent. >> reporter: the recordings released had profound repercussions, caused significant disruptions for students and staff. he and his family were at significant risk of harm from others. a cautionary tale for perpetrators of a.i. manipulation and the public. >> what's interesting about this clip is that the person doing it may have been a bit rushed. if this person did a better job it would have been impossible for anyone's naked ears to tell the difference. >> julia jester, thanks so much. >>> how wall street is helping restore thousands of acres of land destroyed by wildfires. you're watching "nbc news

in spite of the risk darion gap is a key route for migrants hoping to reach the united states. when many people are heated, in search of not only safety but opportunities. mexico is breaking off diplomatic ties with ecuador after police there storm to the mexican embassy. they enter the compound to detain, a former ecuadorian vice president. jorge glass had been sheltering their after being granted political asylum. mexico's foreign minister says diplomatic personnel will leave ecuador immediately. some staffers were injured during the incident. police in kito guard, the office of the prosecutor general after they arrested ecuador, his former vice president. earlier on friday, mexico offered jorge eyeglass, political asylum. he is facing a string of corruption charges. from his time in office. a staff member from the mexican embassy made their opposition to the raid known global. how easy the criminals rate at the mexican embassy equipped all right, but that's not possible because it can't be to know if it's mountainous nor part of it said, this will not look good off to the mo

program features some of the top high school players in the country, including five-star recruit darion reed. >> to get to my next step of development, i knew i had to make the move. >> reporter: the 6'7" wing came from augusta, georgia. >> it's something people from my city dream about. it's something that you talk about but you never think it will actually come true. knowing it came true and all the hard work was put in for a reason, it was great. >> reporter: he says his mother will tell you he got his athleticism from her. she was a division i basketball player at memphis then south carolina state. currently ranked eighth on espn's top 100 high school basketball players list, dereon can shoot the three ball, but he can also finish at the rim. he led prolific to a top five national ranking where they were upset in the first round of nationals. >> he's kind of our glue guy. and that's rare to find in a star player. you know, he brings all the traits of the star but all the traits of someone who's still working and humble. >> reporter: reid is hoping to follow in the footsteps of anoth

morgan kelly from archbishop mitty high school in san jose and zoom diallo, aidan, cheryl and darionrolific prep of napa christian. >> the experience has been great, just the opportunity to get better and playing around competition that's as good as you and some even better hear these young players get to showcase what will make them stars at the collegiate level, and beyond. >> the scrimmages, practices and game are all under the brightest of lights. >> i love competing, especially against the top guys. it's been great, like we've been going at it and i'm looking forward to like winning that game for sure. >> but even more than just winning every year, these athletes also get the opportunity to give back. this week, the teams visited the ronald mcdonald house to meet children and families of the houston area. it's one of the special opportunities getting invited to the game offers, but it's not easy to get here. >> you don't get to get these opportunities without the work. so i would tell, you know, young athletes, you know, continue to stay in the gym, continue to grind because, yo

that includes alabama bound darion reed, who scored the lone hoop for the trio on this tough drive and layup in the paint. in the end, east and west tied at 86. boogie fans follow was the difference to give the east an 8886 win. flan will play at kentucky next season. you can see why the east derek quinn and the west dylan harper were co-mvp's in the girls game. the east won 9874. midea of san jose's morgan kelly scored seven points. >> we have an update now to today's meeting between the city of oakland and the a's to discuss the team's lease extension at the coliseum. >> a deal was not reached today, and the chronicle is now reporting that the a's are set to meet with sacramento officials tomorrow. the a's told ktvu in a statement that the team, the city and the county are far apart on the terms needed for an extension at the coliseum. the city has offered a five year, $97 million lease extension that would guarantee the team has a place to play while their new ballpark is built on the las vegas strip. we've reached out to the city of oakland and the alameda county supervisors for co

we had one north dakota entity running at darion oregon where they could do animal agriculture and they had 35,000 dairy in oregon. we and our whole state of 12,000 so i say we ran into the ground. we carved out and said animal agriculture we will protect family farming that the strongest protections for family farmers in the nation. corporations can own land here and if you and i want to start a farm together and you're related to me, we couldn't start a farm together here so we have the tightest protections for family farmers. we can save our tradition and open up the door for cattle and since the law passed we have several, 12,000 dairy firms to want to build on our side of the river instead of the minnesota side or the celtic of the site. we are bringing cattle back which will save our communities. so that's fantastic in the course interest rates are super high right now. guess what, we have smart leaders and a couple of years ago we said wow maybe we could borrow some money and take some of these big projects like the diversion like the minot floods the money that would flow into o