i'm ellison barber. kate and zinhle are off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, march 13th, 2024. >>> breaking news. charges dropped. three counts against former president donald trump are thrown out in georgia, how the judge is explaining his decision. >>> time up for tiktok? the chinese-owned app is now one step closer to being banned in the u.s. what's next for the legislation and what it means for millions of american users. >>> prescription for change, a weight loss drug gets approved for a new use. >>> and game over? doesn't have to be for kids who just love their video games. how you can help them set healthy boundaries. >>> we'll begin this hour with that breaking news involving former president donald trump. a judge scott mccaffrey overseeing the georgia election interference case has dropped three charges. saying the prosecution lacked enough detail for those charges. he's pleaded not guilty to the counts. leading us off this hour is blayne alex ander in atlanta, blayne, walk us through this, what

i'm ellison barber. kate and zinhle are off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. today, thursday, march 14th, 2024, trump's new fight. the former president is sitting inside of a federal courtroom again while his lawyers fight for his case involving classified documents should be dropped. >>> on the border, the investigation starts to roll out body cameras and why it is happening now. >>> and quiet on the set, the years of sexual abuse against some of the biggest stars, and a child survivor coming forward. >>> olivia munn and christie brinkley are opening up about their battle with cancer, and how they say it could save your life as it did theirs. >>> and donald trump is heading back home after spending hours inside of a florida courtroom today, and his lawyers are arguing to a federal judge that two motions should be dropped, and two motions tied to the president's retention of classified documents. trump has claimed in the last 24 hours that he did nothing wrong. he has plead not guilty to all of the charges against him. today's case is the one of many that trum

>>> i'm ellison barber, kate and zinhle are off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> today, friday, march 15th, 2024, breaking news. decision day, a judge rules fulton county district attorney fani willis can continue prosecuting donald trump, but there's one major caveat. how it could impact the case. trial of destruction, a string of deadly tornadoes ripped across the midwest, entire neighborhoods there reduced to rubble and the severe weather is not over yet. where it's headed next. >>> and sell shock, a dramatic legal settlement that could upend the real estate business as we know it. why you could win big if you plan to sell your home. >>> and just a number, are all of your friends around the same age? we'll tell you why you may want to consider mixing it up and how you can get started. >>> beginning this hour with breaking news, and the major implications for former president donald trump's criminal case in the state of georgia. judge scott mcafee has delivered an ultimatum. he ruled the case can only continue if fulton

>> ellison, good afternoon.s now confirmed the department of justice is conducting the criminal investigation into the boeing max 9 blowout, an investigation that could include convening a grand jury. the mid-air scare back on january 5th. it's not clear at this moment whether this investigation may also center on the doj settlement with boeing related to the two failed crashes in 2018 and 2019 on board max 8 planes. the question being whether this investigation is a continuation of that agreement or a complete separate one. alaska airlines, for its part, saying in a statement, quote, it is normal for the doj to be conducting an investigation. adding, they do not believe they're a target of the investigation, ellison. >> this is a criminal investigation, but as we mentioned, boeing is also in the crosshairs of other investigations right now. what's happening there? >> ellison, it is important to note this investigation may not necessarily lead to charges or wrongdoing. the ntsb, faa also investigating the airlin

ellison barber went into haiti, and, ellison, what are you learning? >> reporter: lester, tonight we're learning that more than 480 human rights organizations have asked, are pushing for a new designation of temporary protected status for haitians in the united states, as well as a pause on deportations, but despite that growing pressure, three u.s. officials tell nbc news, the biden administration has no plans of changing course. violence in port-au-prince is relentless. police and gangs battling it out in the streets of haiti's capital city as innocent people hide and run for cover. we traveled to the country's north. where we are, it's more than five hours away by car from port-au-prince. within the gates of mission life international's orphanage and birthing center, you don't hear gunfire. you hear children, napping, playing, dreaming. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: she says she wants to be a doctor. outside of the birthing center, mothers are waiting to check in. this baby is just 3 month

i'm ellison barber. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, march 12th, 2024. >>> hur on defense. the special counsel who raised concerns about president biden's mental fitness is standing by his report. why he calls characterization, quote, fair and accurate. >>> making the case. convicted murderer scott peterson returns to court asking for a new trial. the newly discovered evidence his attorney says proves he's innocent. >>> college student mystery. a university of missouri student is missing after getting kicked out of a bar. what we're learning about the last conversation he had with his frat brothers. >>> beat the clock. if you're feeling absolutely exhausted since this weekend's time change you're not alone. what you can do right now to make up for lost time >>> we begin this hour on capitol hill where the special counsel who investigated president biden's handling of classified documents was grild by lawmakers. . robert hur's testimony comes just over a month after his report was re

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i didn't realize, larry ellison is worth with i think $150 with -- billion.tely in the mix. and red bird's run by a very, very talented banker. i've known him for a while. knows the media business very well. he used to work for goldman sachs, starts his own private equity firm. the real kicker is that redbird brings management. as of now, they are -- you know, this deal probably is theirs if they want it. there's a few levers to -- is to dot and ts to cross, and we'll get to that in a second. he brings a lot to it because he has two really good media people. he has jeff shell who, you know, ignominious exit from, you know, cue the inappropriate behavior with a female reporter, but, you know, again, smart guy. jeff zucker, former head of cnn. these guys know the business. and from what i understand, if this does happen, shell definitely plays some role and possibly if even zucker. liz: both of these guys are seasoned -- >> smart guys. liz: -- tv news executives. >> we should point out a lot could go wrong. here's why. shari redstone, who owns paramount through

here's ellison barber. >> reporter: gunfire, arson. this is life in haiti's capital city. the country's national police unable to match the firepower of gangs. jimmy "barbecue" cherizien is arguably the face of haiti's gang wars. he controls large swaths of territory and heads the powerful g-9 group, an alliance of port-au-prince's biggest gangs. in a rare interview with sky news' stuart ramsay, barbecue says he is willing to consider a cease-fire, but seemed to suggest the newly formed transitional presidential council must include gang leaders. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: in northern haiti, that divide is evident. what we keep hearing from people is that one of the big concerns in areas outside of port-au-prince is less the violence and less so worry about the gangs and more right now the concern is about how they do things like this, wash their clothes, how they get food, how they get clean water. >> it's hard right now to get everything. >> reporter: earlier this week, the biden administration approved a proposal to send haiti's police $10 million wo

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little help from a police officer and his sister, that teen managed to fight to the finish here's ellison,000 runners at this year's los angeles marathon, one incredible story of resilience >> he didn't know. he didn't know if he finish. >> reporter: the 15-year-old had already hit the 26-mile marker he was just a few hundred yards from the finish line when he collapsed and fell to the ground a lapd sergeant was nearby >> we called for an ambulance. and we saw the bib number with a contact number and we called the mom. she asked did he finish. and i said he didn't finish. i could help him he wanted to finish. >> reporter: he put his arms around his sister and the sergeant and fought on, putting one foot in front of the other, while the crowd cheered him on but just feet from the finish line, his legs completely giving out. the sergeant lifting him up in his arms his sister carrying his legs the three of them crossing the finish line together >> you got it, dude! >> i'm really proud of that boy. if i could talk to that boy, i say you're outstanding you inspired me. maybe i'll run the marat

here's ellison barber. >> reporter: it's the question going viral on social media. >> i'm sorry, but where is kate middleton? >> everyone wants to know, where is kate middleton? >> reporter: kate middleton, the princess of wales has become the latest focus of online conspiracies, as she remains out of the public eye, following abdominal surgery. >> nobody has seen kate. nobody has heard from kate >> reporter: kate was reportedly last photographed on christmas day, during the royal family's annual christmas walk to church in sandringham then on january 17, kensington palace announced middleton is recovering from a planned abdominal surgery and that the wife of britain's future king would be taking a step back from public duties until after easter, march 31st the same tayday, it was also announced that king charles iii was also in the hospital to undergo a corrective procedure on january 29th, kensington palace announced that kate had returned home from the hospital. no images of her were released also, king charles is seen leaving a london hospital. >> when there's a vacuum of informa

our thanks to ellison barber for that report. and thanks to you for watching "early today."snap. >> right now at 5:00, a commuter alert heading into the weekend impacting your plans. the shutdown starting for 680. ahead, live team coverage on how long the closure is

harry ellison's company is going to be a -- larry ellison's company is going to be a big beneficiary, oracle wasn't first to the cloud, and what they were able to do that was different was they built a cloud infrastructure, they actually built a lot of autonomous capabilities in their database, and they started moving up the stack. and oracle has probably some of the best enterprise soft is ware products, and those are actually getting autonomous capabilities, a.i. capabilities and ml, and companies that are using oracle are going to see the full benefit from the cost savings as well as the predictive insights. jack: and google, which has seemed to be behind microsoft in this race, but you think there are good things ahead. >> yeah, i kind of want to correct that misconception. google is still ahead of microsoft in a.i., microsoft has just been really good at consumerrizing the messaging and marketing and package of a.i., making it available to everyone. i think google is trying to wait a little bit longer than microsoft to get things right before they launch, but microsoft jumped the

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ellison, kate? >> thank you. >>> a controversial immigration law could take effect in texas if the supreme court does not effect. a state law would let police arrest and deport migrants. it was blocked by the lower court. >> the supreme court is weighing arguments in two high stakes cases involving the government and free speech. david noriega is in los angeles and with us is ken dilanian. he's in washington d.c. david, let's start with you. there's been a lot of back and forth over this texas law. what happens if the supreme court doesn't act? >> reporter: ellison, if the court doesn't act, it will be effectively allowing this law to go into effect, that will be consequential on a number of levels. on the ground in texas it means there will probably be a scramble to figure out how to actually navigate the consequences of this law in effect. up to this point crossing the border illegally is a crime in federal law. this law makes it a crime under state law. it empowers state and local levels, prosecu

son of -- liz: david ellison. >> son of larry ellison one of the richest men in the world.ople are putting money on that deal. not saying it will happen. for all i know apollo comes in with 22 billion, i have no idea. for a private equity firm to buy something like this would be interesting, right? sounds like it is a little bit pie-in-the-sky. anyway this is where we are. management synergies are here, shell, bakish, friends, going to the super bowl chatting. what else could you ask for. liz: hordeuvers. we have look at new kid on the block of a spiking high as $57.80, reddit right now is at 49.91, still a gain of 46%. okay, here we go. apple, we have to look at that. it is still down for the count, down about 4% after the department of justice hit the company with a sweeping antitrust lawsuit. apple intends to fight the doj probe. we can put up its statement here. the lawsuit threatens who we are, our principles, kind of technology you expect from us could be hindered. there is somebody scooping up shares in the last few hours. he is trader keith fitz-gerald. keith, what

heavy depths. bangladesh has more than 13 natural crossing points with india and me and my that ellison's regularly move across, but they haven't the destruction. deforestation, and the growing presence of people opposing major challenges to these vital pathways. so according to the international organization for conservation of nature, the ocean elephant is an endangered spaces. there may be as few as 40250000 elephants remaining in the wild. in a ship barber, there alone has witness 98 allison depths in 20 years. with only $300.00 left, no reason high court ruling a suspended all licenses which prevents the capture adoption or expectation of the patient outcomes. the definitely the, the court ruling is a good initiative. if the force department and relevant authorities move forward and implementing it, then we may see positive changes in conservation and protection of the captive and wild elephants. despite these laws domesticated alex, i'm send your expectation in surfaces, tourism and logging in many ation. countries comes or vision is tier st laws alone will not protect aisha's, whil

during sentencing, thejudge harkened back to testimony from the prosecution's star witness, caroline ellisonend of sam bankman—fried and head of his crypto hedge fund, alameda research. she painted the man known by his initials, sbf, as a risk—taker hungry for influence. now facing decades behind bars, his risk—taking days are over. in new york, erin delmore, bbc news. a spokesperson for mr bankman—fried told the bbc that he will be appealing the verdict. mr bankman—fried's parents said in a statement that they were "heartbroken" and will continue to fight for their son. justin d'anethan is a crypto expert from keyrock. he says the sentencing is welcome news for the industry. i think for the crypto community as whole, it feels like an appropriate sentence. i think many people would have rather have the prosecutors request of a0 years, just because of the number of projects, companies, and just retail investors that were impacted by his actions, but it is at least a lot better than what sbf�*s lawyer was asking, which was 6.5 years, which would have been ridiculous considering the seriousness

. >>> joining me now is minnesota attorney general keith ellison, thank you for joining us today. we have a lot of issues i want to cover with you. but let's start, i want your thoughts as an observer of the legal proceedings gns former president trump right now. i know these are not your cases. but we have seen the republican nominee attacking the prosecutor and the judges. and he has repeatedly sought to delay the proceedings with an election day looming. are you confident that we are moving in the direction of justice being served? >> yes, i am confident. and i just want to commend attorney general james for pursuing justice, making sure that no one is above the law, no one is beneath the law. certainly donald trump is being treated as any other defendant. he nodes to come up with the bond or there will be seizure to collect on the judgment. that's the way it is. no one else would be treated any different and he shouldn't be treated any different. we will see what happens tomorrow. i don't have any information on what will happen tomorrow but the reckoning is coming up quick. o

. >>> plus, a big payday for oracle founder larry ellison after the company's best day in more than two years. and then later we head back to capitol hill for a look at today's house tiktok vote and the future of billions of dollars in business between the u.s. and china. we have a very busy hour still ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley my name is oluseyi and some of my on favorite momentst. throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of

now he is considering a major donation to the trump campaign, as is oracle cofounder larry ellison. scott before his campaign folded in november and in 2016, a pack that he helped fund spent millions opposing trump but as senator scott dropped out and endorsed trump it looks like ellison is following as well. then there's jeff yass, we reported the largest shareholder, yass who holds billions of dollars in the parent company of tiktok may have also influenced trump's shift of opposing a band of it but yass was a never trumper at one point and he was featured in a new york times article in 2016 about how the ultra wealthy word of refusing to donate money to trump, now as bloomberg reports, yass is one of the few names who is reported to be trump's treasury secretary. in august, axios reported the gop mega-donors were flashing a bat signal in the sky willing to give money to anyone willing to beat trump. by december, as politico put it, the donors started waking up, they insisted biden's perspective tax policies are forcing their hand to support trump and while they hold soft moral ob

one other thing i want to highlight, sam referenced a few times his girlfriend caroline ellison., what was it that did sam in. for judge kaplan, he said over and over, caroline ellison underscored that he knew what was going on. ashley, might take away don't through your girlfriend under the bus. back to you. ashley: as we fight the sirens, which is always a problem in manhattan, kelly, i know that sam bankman-fried's parents have been following this, they always look very grim faced. of course they do. have we had any reaction from them? reporter: we haven't had any reaction from the parents just yet. we do know as they were walking in, they looked very concerned, very thin and pail. pale. the entire time the judge was giving the sentence, sbf wasn't looking up. he was looking down. looked sullen. we know he's going to appeal, but something like this coming down today doesn't give you a lot of confidence for that process going forward. ashley: kelly o'grady. thank you so much, kelly, for all your hard work as we digest this sentencing. 25 years for sam bankman-fried on seven cou

nbc's ellison barber has more. >> reporter: this is life in haiti's capital city. country's national police unable to match the firepower of gangs. jimmy barbecue is arguably the face of haiti's gang wars. he controls a large swaths of territory and heads the powerful g9 group, in alliance with some of the biggest gangs. in a rare interview with sky news's stewart ramsey, barbecue says he is willing to consider a cease-fire, but seems to suggest the newly flown transitional presidential counsel must include gang leaders. in northern haiti that divide is evident. >> what we keep hearing from people is the one of the big concerns in areas outside port- au-prince is less the violence, and less so worry about the gangs, and or the concern is about how they do things like this. wash their clothes. how they get food. how they get clean water. >> it's hard to get everything. >> reporter: earlier this week the biden administration approved a proposal to send haiti's police $10 million of weapons, ammunition, bulletproof vests, and helmets, all from a department of homeland

with this sort of sense of thoughtfulness about the impact of their work within this cold war ralph ellison is not featured in the book, but he does. the specter of it kind of factors pretty heavily in the sort of idea of being underground for having not been seen and how that haunts. the book by the authors own admission, like the reason why these writers are their motivation for the book is this idea of not being seen by the society at large, and this is what's caused them to seek out these individual autonomous mode within the cold war framework. and that is jesse mccarthy's upcoming book, the blue period. black writing in the early cold war. why do you think he calls it the blue period? it's a reference to miles davis specifically to the sort of fifties work that's leading into kind of blue in this idea that you think it's one thing with miles davis where the brevity of his music is a theoretical music theoretical framework. what a reality, what he's doing is sort of allowing. his notes to reflect the act of thinking. and so overarching li it's a book about thinking differently about ar

back to you. >> ellison barber, thank you very much. >>> as we finish out, one lucky person -- ticketys in a few minutes state officials will hold a press conference in that store in neptune, township. look at the podium that's been set up. the winner of the drawing has not yet come forward. the store owner that sold the ticket is going to be speaking. the person or people who have that billion dollar plus ticket aren't showing up yet. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can watch clips from our show on youtube. thank you for the privilege of your time. up next, treasury secretary janet yellen joins andrea mitchell for a one-on-one interview. andrea mitchell picks up our ra

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timid sam loved luxury, his friend caroline ellison wrote: “this whole fuss with cryptocurrency is a emperor’s grief. to withdraw money , the financier, among other things, used an intricate scheme involving passports stolen from thai brothel workers. he distributed bribes generously. as a result, about 11 billion dollars disappeared. lawyers say there is very little chance of mitigating the sentence, but benkmanfried can count on a conditional parole." standing, but it is not at all easy for tourists to overcome it in the off-season; the period of ice drift can seriously adjust the plans of travelers; according to weather forecasters, the shell on the border river will begin to collapse soon if we are talking about an autopsy, then this is the third ten days of april 26-27 date is possible 3-4 days earlier. if we are talking about the end of years of income already, then we add at least 10 days. the pontoon bridge that tourists crossed. in winter, it will no longer be possible to use the bus in the coming days; from about april 1 , they plan to replace the buses with hovercraft, whi