gabe and other veterans from an organization called semper fi and america's fund immediately set out for boston >> what was the message that you wanted to bring to these folks who were still going through the shock and the trauma of what had just happened? >> the message that i wanted to bring was purely like patrick said, just the hope. >> reporter: just like the hope he had found three years earlier. >> the moment when another amputee, a triple amputee marine walked in my room, it was that same thing. it was like man, look at him like he's what i wanted there's hope >> and you wanted to give that hope to patrick. >> exactly >> we were bonded in a way that i just couldn't have imagined >> reporter: patrick and jessica were rushed to different hospitals after the blast. and it was weeks before they were reunited together they have overcome dozens of surgeries and rehab. jessica would have her other leg amputated. the bombing didn't define who they were but did define their direction. jessica is a nurse, and patrick a psychologist serving military members, vets and their families >> w

gabe gutierrez joins us. gabe, this is allegedly part of a global pattern. >> reporter: yes, lester. the department of justice says that a secret police outpost in that nondescript office building behind me was one of more than 100 chinese police operations around the world, part of a massive effort to suppress criticism of china's communist government. now, the two men, both u.s. citizens, were arrested on federal charges, one allegedly tracking down a pro-democracy activist in california. and separately more than three dozen officers with china's national police force have been charged with using social media to harass dissidents living in the u.s. now, china's embassy has previously said that these were not police stations but rather volunteer-run facilities meant to help chinese nationals. no comment today from the chinese embassy. lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> there's growing concern following a series of massive chemical fires and toxic spills nationwide. families who live in impacted commun

but i can tell you, general, and gabe gutierrez, i thank you very much should we listen in? let's listen in real quick >> we ask that you please share those wanted reward posters. they'll be updated today and throughout the week in both english and spanish. there will be a few of the fugitives in mandarin and this is the two-minute warning. >> okay. so with a two-minute warning, gabe gutierrez, and barry mccaffrey, i would ask you to stay with us we're going to take break. as a matter of fact, let's take a 60-second break. and when we come back, we'll come back to this and a whole lot more you're watching jose diaz-balart reports. -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. >>> we are back, as we were just having this conversation, just literally a minute ago, as you can see t

gabe: i don't think so. care how generous harlan crow thinks he is in being this philanthropists. he also put up money for a library wing in savannah named after thomas. he turned the cannery where thomas's family worked into museum outside of savannah where he was born. it does not interest me that he is using his wealth to be "philanthropic" with regard to thomas' story. the fact that a single individual is spending hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars, helping out a guy on the supreme court, just that sentence, forget all of the other details. someone is spending millions of dollars to assist somebody on the supreme court with something. that in and of itself is enough to raise a ton of questions. i really think we might be scratching the surface. i would expect more details to be coming out about not only thomas, but some of the other justices. i think there is a cottage industry of individuals who are looking into the justices. remember, there are 2500 lower court justices too. the justices

gabe, this is a dramatic new chapter in this fight. >> reporter: yes, lester, disney is now accusingovernor desantis of a targeted campaign of government retaliation saying that the company was being punished just for speaking its mind. now, the suit was announced just moments after a panel of desantis allies voted to invalidate disney's decades-old deal with florida that gives it self-governance as part of a special tax district desantis' feud with disney has escalated ever since the entertainment giant opposed florida's parental rights in education act, which critics dubbed the don't say gay bill that banned classroom instruction of sexual orientation and gender identity no comment yet from desantis on this overseas trip, but his office says that it is not aware of any legal right for a company to operate its own government or have any special privileges lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> in new york, explosive testimony in the latest civil trial of donald trump by the woman who says he raped her years ago and defamed her. here's laura jarrett >> reporter: e. jean

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gutierrez for us, gabe, thanks so much. back and forth with disney started over the company's reaction to what opponents call florida's don't say gay bill. today the florida board of education expanded the ban on classroom instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity, and they expanded it to all grades at the request of governor ron desantis. the current law, which went into effect last year, banned such lessons from kindergarten through third grade. >>> unidentified flying objects, that is, in fact, the hot topic on capitol hill today. congress holding a hearing today looking to tie to get a better understanding of this phenomenon. >> not often we say congress and ufo in the same breath but lawmakers questioning the pentagon's ufo chief in charge of analyzing what they call, are you ready for another acronym, unidentified anomalous phenomena, uap. >> easy for you to say. >> uap. julie tsirkin got this out of the world assignment today. julie, we got a lot of new numbers, i understand, about an increase in repor

well, nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez is following the governor.s said a little bit of his own kind of thing about his potential presidential run, kind of saying, look, nothing has been made. tell us what you've heard. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, savannah. the governor not having any of it, any of this speculation as he calls it but as you said, nbc news reporting spoke with four gop operatives who say that they are familiar with the discussions and the governor could jump in as early as mid-may into the presidential race. one source saying that it would likely be an exploratory committee first followed by an official announcement soon after that. but, again, the governor coming back and saying that no decision has been feed for awhile now. he has been stressing that his focus is on the florida legislative session which wraps up in early may and, of course, this overseas trip which he is continuing rounding out tomorrow in the united kingdom, savannah. >> gabe, i know you also spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he met with des

lester >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> tonight u.s. officials are scrambling to control the damage from the disclosure of intelligence secrets after dozens of classified documents were leaked online andrea mitchell now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, those leaked documents causing tough conversations between washington and u.s. allies on ukraine, a u.s. intelligence assessment that ukraine's military will fall well short of retaking most of the territory it's lost to russia according to a document obtained by "the washington post" and a document seen by nbc news revealing ukrainian agents launched drone attacks against targets in russia and its ally belarus, including just outside moscow, despite promising the u.s. it would not strike russia. secretary of state blinken spoke with ukraine's foreign minister today are you concerned about cross-border attacks? >> ukraine has to make decisions about how it can most effectively defend itself against russian aggression. >> reporter: another leaked document says egypt's president al si

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thanks for that report, kate. >> gabe kaplan, come on, man. this game means more. all right. let's switch coast a's in baltimore taking on the orioles. top of the first no score runners on thecorners for back rent brooker brokers home run a strike. first on the 3 run up the 8. now 8 with a 2 run lead carlos perez lines, one up the middle that center fielder bottles it. thank you. that's going to give us another run they when 8 before they will look this lyft, that four-game series tomorrow, the warriors were back on the practice court today as they prep for their opening round series against the kings. the main questions surrounding this series, at least from the warriors perspective has been the status of andrew wiggins. >> he hasn't played since february 13 as he was away from the team. >> but guess what? steve kerr gave us some good news today. not only has the ramp up going well, but playing on saturday looks firmly on the table. >> we've been watching him, you know, this last week with the you know, he scrimmage yesterday and today wigs is one of those guys who don't a l

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gabe gutierrez is in florida for us tonight. ♪♪ >> reporter: tonight, florida governor ron desantis isthe early primary state of south carolina. the top potential challenger to former president trump slamming what he calls the woke mob. >> people also side with us on wanting our school system to be about educating kids, not indoctrinating kids. gender ideology has no place in our k through 12 school system. >> repeporter: tododay flflorida's dedepartment of education expanded the parental rights in education act of gender identity and sexual orientation from kindergarten now through 12th grade banned unless it's required by state academic standards or part of a health course parents can opt out of. lgbtq advocacy groups that subbed it the don't say gay law slamming the expansion saying it will further stigmatize a part of our population that needs our support, and disney also opposed that law. republican lawmakers now trying to end the decades old deal that gave disney self-governance and tax breaks. isn't it risky to go after the largest single site employer in florida? >> i think it'

gabe gututierrez spopoke with d desantis anand has detailils. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: tonight florida governor ron desantis on the world stage, touting his pro-business record, but also firing back after disney's lawsuit, which alleges he orchestrated a campaign of government retaliation of pushing to scrap disney's decades old deal with florida that allowed the company to govern itself >> main employer in your state is coming back saying you are anti-business in this new lawsuit. what's your response to that? >> the idea that somehow being pro-business means giving companies their own governments, that is not what a free market is all about. they're upset because they're actually having to live by the same rules as everybody else. >> reporter: he calls the suit political, but disney calls his actions payback for the company's opposition to florida's law that bans classroom instruction of sexual orientation and gender identity the culture battle comes as four gop operatives now tell nbc news desantis could enter the presidential race by mid-may. >> there has not been any decis

gabe gutierrez spoke to the prime minister about that meeting. what did he tell you, gabe >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu walking a fine line, saying he's reluctant to weigh in on u.s. politics he said his meeting this afternoon with governor ron desantis focused on iran, not u.s. presidential politics but as you said, netanyahu is seen as a staunch political ally of former president trump, and i asked him point-blank would he want to see a ron desantis administration or another donald trump administration, here's his response. >> president trump has been a great friend of the state of israel as well, and he did great things for the state of great fn it's wonderful to have great friends. >> he visited as a congressman and in 2019, as a governor, clearly trying to bolster his international credentials, foreign policy credentials ahead of an expected presidential run potentially as early as next month. i did press the governor on what he thought about the controversial reforms that sparked protest in israel the last several weeks and months, and th

and in the outcome, and the feel, for what it's impacting ron desantis' campaign >> gabe gutierrez, charlie sykes, robert gibbs, thanks for being with us. "chris jansing reports" will start in a moment, and thanks to you, this is "andrea mitchell reports" on mitchell reports on twitter. ♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. making simple mistakes is part of who we are as people. it's called being human. so why are more and more people getting shot for making them three incidents, three victims all in less than a week. the latest happening less than 36 hours ago in texas. we've got the latest on all of them coming up >>> plus, ron desantis' bid to make a splash in washington barely made a ripple now with red flags for the campaign piling up the governor heads to south carolina but the poll just as tough by donald trump beating him by 20 points >>> and fox news is on the hook for that $800 million settlement no question, it's a hit to their bottom line, but will it change the way they do business >>> but, we start with this, in a country where guns out

nbc's gabe gutierrez is following this and all the drama from tallahassee for us.e, walk us through some of this new criticism desantis is facing when it comes to disney >> reporter: hi, ana, good morning. the legislature here in tallahassee has begun swooping in to try and help governor desantis to wrestle back some power from disney. this is all giving some republican presidential hopefuls a political opening in the race for the white house. this morning florida governor ron desantis' war on disney is drawing backlash from his own party including former new jersey governor chris christie, another potential 2024 contender. >> i don't think ron desantis is a conservative based on his actions towards disney i think it makes -- rightfully makes a lot of people question his judgment and maturity. >> former president trump on social media calling the feud a political stunt saying desantis is being absolutely destroyed by disney. >> we made the decision as a state, as a people, through the medium of our elections that we would not have one corporation serving as its own

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gabe, what sport of support does he have?e power, some oversight powers over disney, of course, this has been an ongoing war of words between the entertainment giant and governor ron desantis ever since last year disney opposed the -- what critics dub the so-called don't say gay bill that banned classroom discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation in kindergarten through third grade. governor desantis shot back and said that the company -- that the company, which was under a 42-square-mile special taxing district essentially that allowed it to rule itself that that should not fly and has been trying to gain broader oversight powers over disney for the last several months. well, now the governor says that it wants the state to be able to inspect rides and monorails at disney and so it says that the governor says that the legislature will work on a bill to revoke some -- revoke the agreement that disney entered into with an outgoing board of -- that oversaw disney and so that should play out in the coming weeks. tomor

trump's comments did not in any way, shape, or form incite violence joining us now vaughn hilliard, gabe gutierrez, susan, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst, and charge coleman, civil rights attorney and also msnbc legal analyst gabe, you were able to watch what was going on in that courtroom from a room right beside >> we were in that room right beside that courtroom and were able to see a head on video feed of all the president's actions it was just incredible do see the former president of the united states facing these charges plead not guilty in his own voice. now, we walked through heavy security to get into the courthouse on the first floor there's a metal detector, another metal detector on the 15th floor as the president walked into the courtroom he was flanked by those secret service agents. it was just incredible, and this arraignment, jose, we expect it to be 5, 10 minutes or so of formality even it was nlgunlike any arraignment i've ever seen donald trump's defense counsel even jokingly said as much when he got up to speak because the prosecution started blas

i want to bring in gabe gutierrez onset with me and mark praks ton as well. obviously the folks can see barricades up behind me, lots of nypd presence. talk us through what we know >> it will be incredibly challenges lower manhattan on a good day is extremely busy now we can see with all the barricades that have been in place now for several weeks, but this will be ramping up through out the day. we have been here for the last several weeks as the security preparations have been unfolding. now, nypd is monitoring what they're calling a peaceful protest, what the organizers are calling a peaceful protest in this park, organized by a young republicans group, headlined by marjorie taylor greene we have indication that is going to be a huge protest they're publicizing the protest as opposed to several weeks ago when the turnout was very sparse while there haven't been major protests here, there have been a lot of threats against the da's office two weeks ago there was that white powder found in the mail room that turned out to be harmless still, that's something

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he hired gabe paul to become general manager. gabe paul made some great deals.ttles, we get chris chambliss, mickey rivers later on, willie randolph, guys like that. and that really built the yankees. so george has to get all the credit for turning the yankees around, no doubt about that. george is the type of guy, now, one day he can see you and pat you on the back and you have a great conversation, 10 minutes later he might walk right by you and not say hello 'cause he was in a bad mood. so he was kind of like a jekyll and hyde type of character. - yeah, certainly the boss. the yankees 70renaissance, which obviously you were right in the middle of, there were so many memorable moments. chris chambliss' 1976 walk off home run that put you guys into the world series. of course, you had reggie jackson's three home runs in game six of the 1977 world series that beat the dodgers, and bucky dent's 1978 home run at fenway park, and he used your bat, by the way. and i just want to, there's so many great memories for the yankees. i'm just wondering if you have a person

now gabe said in his investigation that these tripods that exited this ufo craft followed the cow forly fell dead. in these tripods had little tracks they left on the ground. gabe returned to the same incident site for second time and found these tracks had actually gone over his tire tracks. >> so tim, look, i have an open mind about all these topics. i'm open to the possibility and open to the possibility to be manipulated by the government to increase budgets. it's usually the simple explanation. acknowledging these things that they have been happening, has a simplest explanation ever turned out? it has to been exercised. has ever been as simple explanation? >> no, not cold or kids. even in the new mexico caseload which the fbi investigated and the fbi said it was just natural predators. mr. valdes, the police officer, said the surgical cuts in which, get this will, even then the. [bleep] and the genitalia were removed from the cattle.the same way they are now. it just so happens 66 years ago is when the texas tech student had his car shut off. is there some weird force that is ret

gabe valdez, he investigated 90 cattle mutilations and 6 horse mutilations, in one of those indents inof tr t triangle ar object landing by one of the cows, leaving the tracks in ground, the tripods, small tripods fami follow the cow for 600 feet before the cow fell to the ground, with stories like that and also in texas, in 1957 there was a sheriff and a texas tech student observed a 200 foot oval shape object that shut down the student's car, and a ur uf o sighting, it was being escorted by mill air amilitary aircraft causing physical injury. kennedy: back to the texas cows, why are they ale jenin involvement? >> i think that is because of the roswell incident. many people maybe don't know that the roswell parts, if you say there was alien spaceship parts, or alien bodies and autopsies they were done in fort worth, texas. where famous general, of roswell part that was taken in fort worth. north of this site. this the gabe valdez case, which spurred dulce base underground alien base theory, there was a rancher, manuel gomez, he had 6 cattle who were mutilated in the same way, his fami

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vaughn hillyard, thank you very much, and gabe gutierrez, thank you very much as well. >>> joining memsnbc political analyst, peter baker thanks for being here. let's start with desantis in israel how do you think he's doing so far in this world tour that he's on >> look, you know a governor like desantis has to show that he can play on the international stage, at least the additional theory of presidential politics, you often see a candidate without the foreign policy experience make this trip. barack obama did it. other candidates did it in order to sort of demonstrate they're bonafide it doesn't matter too much you'll hear about this trip for the months to come on the campaign trail when you hear the candidates say, well, when i was in japan, when i was in israel to convey that he is a serious person and they can trust the power to be commander in chief it doesn't really have that much impact beyond that a box to check, i think. >> the culture wars he has been waging in florida. they have been on the extreme end of things. the war he has been waging with disney appears to be fighti

back to you. >> gabe gutierrez for us there in jerusalem gabe, thank you. >>> in montana, lawmakers haveed to ban the state's first transgender legislator from the house floor for the remainder of the legislative session. it follows a heated debate with republicans say that democrat zoe zeffer broke etiquette rules. she believes they are trying to silence her voice. >> the measure means zeffe will not be able to participate in debates on the house floor for the rest of the year, but she will still be able to vote on legislation, albeit remotely. >> mr. speaker, 68 representatives vote aye 32 have voted no >> motion passes >> reporter: this morning, montana legislators taking an extraordinary step banning zoe zeffer, the state's first transgender legislator, from the house chamber for the remainder of the year. >> this conduct cannot be allowed to stand when the speaker asks me to apologize, what he is -- on behalf of decorum, what he is really asking me to do is be silent >> reporter: zeffer first made waves on the house floor last week, after delivering passionate remarks about a bill t

what falls gabe kapler's apple falls, and from there, the giants around traveled.e're drawing a correlation. ladies and gentlemen, jacob junius was into a place would and jazz. chisholm takes june as deep for the three run homer. that's all the marlins would need. a win at 4 to 2 giants dropped to five and 11. how about the a's now this young fan doing what he could to inspire the crowd inspire. the team didn't work because they were facing marcus stroman and he was in charge, gave up no runs and two hits in six innings, struck out five, including almeida's diaz in the sixth scoreless until the cubs scored four times in the eighth . watch this nicole horner's sinking fly ball drop baikonur capable nick magical is on his horse. he's coming around to score all the way from first as he dives past the bag here and then tags it so he's safe kind of a microcosm of the season thus far as a shutout for nothing, their sixth straight loss there, three and 15, the giants have lost five straight. less than four months after nearly losing his life on the football field, buffalo

it drops gabe kapler loses his apple. and then the giants lose the game.wing a correlation here on ktvu jacob junius is in to replace wood and jazz. chisholm takes deep for the three run home run. that's all the marlins would need. they went 4 to 2 and the giants dropped to five and 11 4 months after nearly losing his life on the football field, buffalo safety buffalo bill's safety tomorrow. hamlin made this monumental decision about his future. i'm here to announce that i plan on making a comeback to the nfl. ladies and gentlemen, hamlet, said the cardiac arrest he suffered on the field during a game with the bengals in january was life changing, but not the end of his story. since then, hamlin has been cleared by multiple specialists and the 25 year old has been participating in voluntary workouts. he says the mental roller coa er okay, in avatar, when they have sex on pandora, they hook up their ponytails, so we know their ponytails are like their junk. yeah... so? so, when they ride horses and fly on the birds, they also use their ponytails. what's you

course, as former president trump continues to consolidate support among the republicans, joining, gabekes, and from the obama white house press secretary robert gibbs first you covering desantis' war on disney, heating up there in florida, providing an opening from the attack from the potential 2024 rivals. you spoke with the state house speaker, strong desantis ally, what did he have to say? >> hi there, andrea, good afternoon, this is all playing out against the backdrop of the florida state legislation. just this week the senator introduced an amendment to try to wrestle back four from disney, andrea, as you know, an ongoing feud from last year with disney when the company opposed what the critics don't say gay bill and reeling in south carolina against disney while a state board that oversees the company met in orlando, and plans to vote on a few things next week but this all comes as governor desantis, again, tries to make the case for why his vision actually should be seen on a national level when i spoke to the house speaker, a staunch ally of his, who defended him today as the

and the skipper gabe kapler admits today njust another game. >> isa al. like had a really good amount of support. and we expect the same level of support today. i think that gives us a chance to support. >> all right, excited about this one and i'nom get t this a 1:35 first pitch with alex cobb on the mound on this, my 33rd giants home opener. >> wow. you have a lot of fantastic memories on that field. i remember when you were, what they call, the ball guy? the ball boy. >> oh yeah. >> ball dude. >> the ball dude! >> couldn't think of what it was called. that's right. that was amazing. you are a legend. >> thanks vern. >>> let's get to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. one last look at the forecast. >> taking a large look right now at the bay area. taking a large look at the bay area. we are seeing sweeping showers in the morninthe ballpark. a littl splashes before first pitch at 1:35. here is the good news headedinweekd. we will dry up and warm up. expect 70s in our inland areas. saturday headed into sunday. >> i like! >> 70s . if you live inland.

he's hitting 2.67 with 2 homers and 4 rbi gabe he's loving what he's seeing from his new outfield. >> demonstrating how important i think 40 was to this we are today that he pitches. he also also left him better. was a game with a home run for us. a reminder how good he is against lefties and righties in news to our lineup and kind of confirms that we we needed it, go slow with him and continue to go slow with them. if necessary for such a long period of time. >> how about a former giant madison bumgarner? he seen better days. he's been released by the arizona diamondbacks and they will eat more than 34 million dollars remaining on his contract basically paying him to go away. that's how bad he is bent. he signed a five-year 85 million dollar deal with arizona just before the 2020 season. but he's struggled mightily during his 4 years with the diamondback 5.3 over. 69 start and his worst outing arizona came on wednesday were he gave up 7 runs just 3 innings pitched against the st. louis cardinals and his e r a preseason is 10.2, 6 now back here at chase center. if you just heard those

the math at least the defense will say won't add up. >> all right, gabe, let's talk about information. two sources are telling nbc news a judge and his family have actually received threats since the hearing. >> we're just getting information in. two sources familiar with the matter say the judge in this case has received unsubstantiated threats since the hearings. >> since yesterday. >> yes, since yesterday. now, you'll recall d.a. alvin bragg has been getting unsubstantiated threats for several weeks. there has been extra security asiebed to the d. a. now officers are also looking at providing security to the judge and they're already doing so. the latest is that the judge in this case has received unsubstantiated threats in the arraignment yesterday. and this, you know, could be concerning because of the charge rhetoric that the judge incited during the arraignment as well. >> the judge yesterday said, he said please, everyone, trump team and prosecutors don't say anyone publicly that might incite violence or harm someone. i want to play a little bit of the things he said in mar-a-