so was wayne gilchrist. and when i went through all this, all of a sudden quemoy asked me just to stop, and he said to wayne gilchrist, sitting about ten feet apart, almost like across the table. and the more i said to wayne gilchrist, he said, you're in a room. where were you shot? and wayne started telling me what part of the country he was on. and he said, no, in your body. and pointed to his right here in his chest and the more he stood up and, he said to wayne, may i see your wound? and wayne just there. none of us moved and. then he said again, may i see your wound. we all sat there frozen, and he got up and he walked across room where wayne was singing. you reach down and gently pick him up. we're wearing these loose white shirts, loose things, white shirts. and he picked them up and and he said once again, me, i see your wound. and then he turned around and lifted up his shirt and there in his back and right on his back was this really ugly wound still there. and then i took his finger and he just we

word out, by educating people, that will give more meaning to jonathan's life. >> reporter: aaron gilchrist, nbc news >>> when we come back here in maui the hawaiian tradition that even the wildfires couldn't stop >>> finally from here in maui an island steeped in so much history, once again turning to its traditions ♪ >> reporter: it is a tradition going back centuries ♪ >> reporter: hula, a symbol of the hawaiian islands this weekend's festival on maui now a memorial to loved ones lost in the fires. >> we lament the loss of all of lahaina through this >> reporter: these dances with a history representing the sea and sky are now helping this community heal across the island today was about prayers and faith. ♪ >> reporter: at king's cathedral maui parishioners united in song the church sheltering residents who lost their homes in the flames >> we're feeding people, clothing people. it's been wonderful to see the love expressed, the aloha we call it. >> reporter: as more aid arrives on the island, these volunteers together chanting and finding strength in their own language ♪ >> reporter: a

aaron gilchrist was there. >> reporter: a sea of people to take in a call to action. >> let's not givep. let's not give in, let's not give out. >> reporter: this gathering, the 60th anniversary of the original march on washington for jobs and freedom. dr. martin luther king jr. delivering his dream of peace and equality, demanding civil rights for all. >> what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. >> reporter: organizers of today's event embracing dr. king's charge, and adding a new generation of issues. the fight to stop violence against minority groups. >> we cannot allow the dark forces of extremism, intolerance, and hate to corrupt us and make us cynical. >> reporter: the fight for voting rights. >> it's really important for us to mobilize and understand the importance of the moment, and also come together in solidarity for action. >> reporter: sally was here in 1963. >> i'm about to turn 81. and i don't think things have changed the way they should have. and i need to help make that change. >> reporter: change dr. king's 15

aaron gilchrist has the story. >> it's unbearable every day is unbearable because he's gone. >> reporter two hold tight to their thoughts of jonathan the coroner's report says he died from a fentanyl overdose. >> this was not johnny scoring on the corner, this was a migraine servicer trying to get pain relief and went to a pharmacy. >> reporter: johnny harms suffered from migraines his entire life and during an episode on his vacation in cancun he went in search of medication at a mexican pharmacy he took a billed labeled migraine tablets and hopped a flight back home to california with his girlfriend. within hours johnny harms was dead. >> as soon as that poison was sold to him, it was just a matter of time before he would die. >> reporter: about 200,000 americans travel to mexico each year to buy prescription drugs, often because they're cheaper. the state department is warning them, buy with caution, writing, counterfeit medication is common and may prove to the ineffective, the wrong strength or contain dangerous ingredients. those dangerous ingredients are what researchers at ucla f

joining me now is the lieutenant governor of michigan, garland gilchrist.ome back to the sunday show. >> thank you for having. we so good to be here. >> you were saying in the headlines this past week for all the wrong reasons. thanks to former president trump and the indictments. but what are your thoughts on holding people accountable for their alleged illegal efforts to thwart the will of the people in your own state? >> well the alleged criminality of all of these actors up to and including the former presidents is unprecedented in discussing it's on looking forward to the legal system playing out both in our state as well as federally because people don't need to answer for the damage and the threats that they pose to our democracy. and in michigan, we're doing everything we can with the power that the rioters gave us to make sure that voting against democracy are easily accessible to every person in michigan. because we believe that more people participating in the process is better than fewer and that's what you're going to see a michigan we hope to

for "sunday today," aaron gilchrist, smith island, maryland. >> our thanks to aaron for that. >>> this greatest black entertainers, athletes and politicians over the past half century. ♪ you know i love you baby ♪ >> clarence avonte got his start in the 1950s working first as a manager at a nightclub in newark, new jersey. he wound up representing some of the fingers who sang at the club. he soon became a sought after executive working with a-listers like bill withers, whitney houston and michael jackson. he own rose to become chairman of motown records. in 2019, his daughter, nicole, co-produced a netflix documentary about his life called "the black godfather." >> do you remember the first time someone ever said you're the godfather? >> people call me that. they can call me anything. they've called me a son of a [ bleep ]. that's part of life. >> reporter: it just just musicians avant took under his wing. he secured a sponsorship for aaron. >> henry aaron would not be henry aaron if it wasn't for clarence avant. >> he dipped his toe in the political arena, too, throwing support behind

and aaron gilchrist, nbc news correspondent, is outside the courthouse. and is joining us now, again, aaron we know there's a ton of security. can you describe what's happening where you are? >> big shift in the security posture in the last couple minutes here. we'll point out that you can see d.c. police have now shut down third street here that runs alongside the courthouse. i don't know if we can point down the street toward the back of the courthouse. we're starting to see more officers and vehicles move to that area as well. the former president has left reagan national airport, only about ten minutes away from where we are at the courthouse. the interstate that connects virginia, that part of northern virginia, to d.c. here runs along this street, under the street if you will, and then i expect that the former president will come off the highway there and swing around to the back side of the courthouse and go into the parking garage. we won't be able to see him. as we watched the d.c. police posture change, we also noted there are these trucks, thes

together it is just the latest close call between the u.s., chinese, and russian military aaron gilchrist has the latest. >> reporter: it is called an incursion and happened here near the aleutian islands of alaska. 11 military ships from russia and china patrolling the waters according to a statement from both alaska senators adding four american navy destroyers were sent to shadow them until they left the area what is the u.s. signaling to russia and china by putting destroyers in the water near their exercises? >> well, i think it was, again, an attempt to countersignal tha we are aware of their presence and have military power in the region >> reporter: the patrol never entered u.s. waters according to u.s. northern command, confirming to nbc news that air and sea assets conducted operations to ensure the defense of the united states and canada it is the latest aggressive maneuver by the chinese military after this close call american war shipsd june in the taiwan strands chinesr e an american military plane in may last month lester holt visited norad in alaska where a top general the

. >> aaron gilchrist joins us outside the courthouse.january 6th response. let's start with the reporting, and, aaron, this is a busy federal courthouse, security is always tight. what kinds of security are you seeing there across d.c. today right now? >> reporter: there is a growing security footprint here today. i want to mention, though, part of the reason for that is the concern potentially about demonstrators being here. so far this morning we haven't seen much. you see a guy here with a prison jumpsuit, costume on, he's carrying a sign that says lock him up. an anti-trump demonstrator, if you will. one other person we have seen with a huge flag towering over members of the media. beyond that, though, we have seen this massive security presence that popped up since late last night. these metal barricades have gone up since midnight last night, all around the federal courthouse here, which is just a block off the national mall, not far from the u.s. capitol building either. this is just one indicator of the security presence that has

the type of aircraft they were on has been involved in other deadly accidents before aaron gilchrist the latest. >> reporter: tonight a military aircraft similar to this at the center of a deadly crash in australia. the u.s. marine corps confirming three marines died and five were hurt. the accident happened on melville island, just off the northern coast of australia >> this is a regrettable incident the australian defense force are cooperating with our friends in the united states to make sure we provide every assistance possible. >> reporter: the marine corps is saying 23 personnel were being transported participating in exercise predators run, a multi-national military training involving more than 2,000 troops from five countries. this is a former accident investigator for the navy and marines. >> this is a very unique aircraft and does have a higher accident rate than other types of aircraft used by the military for that very reason >> reporter: the tilt rotor osprey is a widely used support aircraft in the marine car and can lift like a helicopter and tilt the engine housing to

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our aaron gilchrist has the story. >> reporter: a military aircraft similar to this one at the center of a deadly crash in australia. the u.s. marine corps confirming three marines are dead and five are seriously hurt after their mv-22v asprey crashed sunday morning during a routine training exercise. the accident happened on melville island just off the northern coast of australia. >> this is regrettable incident. the defense force cooperating with our friends in the united states, defense force to make sure that we provide every assistance possible. >> reporter: the marine corps saying 23 personnel were being transported, participating in exercise predators run. it's a multinational military training involving more than 2,000 troops from five countries. jeff gazettety is a former accident investigator for the navy and marines. >> this is a very unique aircraft, and it does have a higher accident rate than other types of aircraft used by the military for that very reason. >> reporter: the tilt rotor osprey is a widely used support aircraft in the marine corps. it can lift like a heli

this is just the latest close call between the u.s., chinese and russian militaries nbc's aaron gilchrist has the details. >> reporter: it is called an incursion and happened here near the aleutian islands of alaska 11 military ships from russia and china patrolling the waters according to a statement from both alaska senators adding four american navy destroyers were sentnt to shadow them until they leftft the area. what is the u.s. signaling to russia and china by putting destroyers in the water near their exercises >> well, i think it was, again, an attempt to countersignal that we are aware of their presence and have military power in the region >> reporter: the patrol never entered u.s. waters according to u.s. northern command, confirming to nbc news that air and sea assets conducted operations to ensure the defense of the united states and canada. it is the latest aggressive maneuver by the chinese military after this close call between chinese and american war ships in june in the taiwan strait and this chinese war plane dangerously close to an american military plane in may. last

aaron gilchrist is at the lincoln memorial with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. there are already people gathering here. we expect a huge crowd here today at the foot of the lincoln memorial, and along the national mall later today as this 60th anniversary commemoration takes place, not just a commemoration, but an opportunity, the organizers say, to think about and work toward the ideals that were laid out 60 years ago. the 1963 march for jobs and freedom was really one of the most significant and diverse demonstrations for racial justice and equity in this country's history. dr. martin luther king jr. speaking of his dream and rallying with other civil rights leaders to push for civil rights and voting rights legislation, which we eventually saw come to fruition. the program today will feature dozens of speakers who acknowledge the progress that's been made, but they will raise those issues along with today's concerns around threats to democracy and criminal justice reform, and voting rights. we are also going to

let's bring in cnbc's karen gilchrist who joins us live from london with more on this.rning. thank you so much for having me. you're absolutely right there. i've been investigating mounting evidence that russia is continuing to obtain u.s. microclips and other advanced western technologies for use in the military. these are not the types of military hardware you would expect. these are the technologies typically found in our phones and laptops. they're dual-use items, meaning they have military and civilian purposes. they're also being repurposed into drones and armored vehicles. of 58 pieces of critical military equipment belonging to ukraine and found on the battlefield in ukraine -- sorry, belonging to russia and found on the battlefield in ukraine, it was found to have more than 1,000 foreign components, primarily western semiconductors. now, i spoke to an analyst from the peterson institute to find out a little bit more about where the technologies are coming from. let's take a look. >> out of the critical components, we see two-thirds of the producers being headqu

airn aaron gilchrist, nbc news . >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reportsinutes and counting down. that's how long former president donald trump's team of attorneys has to respond to the doj's request to limit what information trump and his legal team can share publicly about the special counsel's election interference investigation. what this all means for the days. plus, the changes outside the fulton county courthouse, ahead of a potential 4th indictment. what a significant security increases around the courthouse maygn

so let's start the hour with nbc's aaron gilchrist outside the court, peter alexander and kristen welker, the cohosts of weekend today, former fbi general counsel, andrew weissmann, kristy greenberg, and former u.s. attorney chuck rosenberg on set with us. so aaron, kick us off from outside the courthouse. what's the atmosphere out there as we get closer to president trump's arrival? >> reporter: you know, it's sort of a tale of two cities. we're right off the national mall. you can see the capitol dome behind me. tourists are moving about. traffic is moving. you swing around to the actual courthouse and things are different. you see an increased law enforcement presence. these barriers, these metal fences have gone up all around the courthouse. that happened late last night. completely encircling the courthouse. you may be able to see a plow truck here as well, just on this side of the street, there are several of these trucks lined up along with d.c. police cruisers. part of the security presence set up in anticipation of the former president's arrival. it's atypical for this area to s

airn aaron gilchrist, nbc news . >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." so let's get right to it. at this hour, 179 minutes and counting down. that's how long former president donald trump's team of attorneys has to respond to the doj's request to limit what information trump and his legal team can share publicly about the special counsel's election interference investigation. what this all means for the days. plus, the changes outside the fulton county courthouse, ahead of a potential 4th indictment. what a significant security increases around the courthouse may signal. also ahead, an alleged assassination attempt against volodymyr zelenskyy thwarted. what we're learning about the apparent informant accused of sharing intelligence with russia, and an unknown road ahead for america's trucking industry, as trucking giant, yellow, declares bankruptcy, after years of financial struggles and growing debt, how this seismic shift could impact you. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, let's go ahead and start with donald trump'

let's go to aaron gilchrist outside the courthouse.walk the viewers through what is going to happen next. the former president is in a motorcade. then what happens? >> reporter: kate, i think it would take probably ten minutes to get here from dca. the airport is close to 395, the highway that comes into the district. i'll point down the street here. we're at the corner of third and constitution. at the end of the block is the back side of the courthouse and an exit from 395. the president will come off the highway there, swing around the corner to c street and then go into the parking ge. 'll get in an elevate that has restricted access. he'll go up for that arraignment hearing. outside the courthouse we watched the law enforcement presence grow. seeing a lot more secret service agents in the mix here. obviously d.c. police and federal protect service officers are outside the courthouse securing the perimeter along with these barricades that went up lateastht and now encircle the entire courthouse. for folks who have business inside t

then i focus not only our county but our focus will have to turn to our neighboring counties, levy gilchristnd dixie that we're going to have to go and help respond to. >> jane: sheriff you talk about how the shelters are looking low as far as how many people are riding out the storm at home. for those of us listening, what advice do you have for them? what about 911 operations as they go through the night. what's the best practice if they find themselves in a dangerous situation? >> well, they're there, unfortunately. and if these winds are going to be as high as they are, we're not going to be able to immediately respond. one, if they start getting flooding they need to find the highest part of the home that they can. if that means the roof top that means the roof top. if they have any form of a hand radio, they need to carry it with them, because the last hurricane we had down south, it my team that got on the radio of an elderly woman that wass on roof down in lee county. and because she reached the hand radios here in merion, we were able to get rescue to her and get her off the roof of