our washington correspondent and his policy told me what she makes a blinking strip to john barbara. and the biggest headline here is really they met and they talked with each other and that definitely made the world a little less on swords and then less dangerous. and that was something a blinking one to, to accomplish it was anything but a given that the 2 leaders to meet in person as, as you just mentioned, the relations between, between building and washington have really sort over trumps trade wall buildings sort of claims over taiwan. and the shooting donovan, the alleged chinese spiraling over the us earlier this year. we have been talking about that. you'll remember that i'm sure. so the fact that president she decided to meet with antoinette clinton was not the president of the united states. only the secretary of state kind of underlines how serious she is taking. the current situation is let's take a listen right now to what the us secretary of state had to say about one of the big bones of contention between the 2 countries. and of course, that is taiwan, raised us concer

the plane was registered to a florida based company owned by john and barbara. told the new york times that his daughter, 2-year-old granddaughter, her nanny, and pilot were on the flight. >> well, the ntsb is just beginning their investigation into all of this. it could take up to two years to issue the final report on what exactly happened and why. >>> up next, sacramento county officials say they were caught off guard when a second private plane full of migrants just showed up today. what we're learning about the flights now sparking a criminal investigation. >>> and a major victory for environmentalists, trying to prevent fracking off the california coast. >>> and why the latest toy story movie may have contributed to layoffs rafael: they're called community schools. cecily: it's the hub of the neighborhood. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. cecily: no two community schools are alike. john: many of our classes are designed around our own students' cultures. kenny: it's about working with the parents. david: the edu

. >> alexandria: this plane was owned by barbara and john rumple. ara shared a heartbreaking line on facebook. she said my family is gone, my family and granddaughter. john rumple says the nanny was also on board. >> steve: we don't know, the key is why did it turn? we understand from the father that apparently the plane was taking his daughter and her child and nanny back to east hampton. somewhere over new york, it took a big turn and then flew back the other way. no idea why that happened, right? >> alexandria: there are pilot forums online, out of curiosity, some theorizing the approach was at the exact time consciousness was lost onboard. we don't know. >> ainsley: i wonder if control tower in east hampton knew the plane was coming and was supposed to land. i wonder if they had contact with the individual and your phone works if you are above 10,000 feet, i wonder if patterns were trying to contact them. the dad said he hoped they just went to sleep. >> alexandria: 40,000 feet is where the recessions fly, that is over what commercial air jets ar

the owners of the plane, john and barbara rumpel of florida tell nbc news they had adopted 49-year-old adina azaria when she was 40 because she reminded them of another daughter they lost in a scuba accident. azaria was headed home to new york with her 2-year-old child and and their nanny, smith. the question, why did the pilot, jeff hefner fail to respond to air traffic controllers within 15 minutes of departing, then fly for two hours, presumably on autopilot? the f-16 fighter jets that intercepted hefner's plane could see that he was slumped over and unresponsive. did he suffer a medical emergency? was he rendered unconscious due to a sudden loss of cabin pressure? and were his passengers also incapacitated? no one radioed a mayday call, and the fighter pilots reported the passenger window shades were down. hefner was a retired southwest airlines captain. >> i knew him personally. >> reporter: nbc news aviation analyst john cox says hefner should have received a cockpit warning if the cabin was losing pressure. >> at 14,000 feet, you will automatically get the deployment of oxygen m

a 49-year-old was on board with her 2-year-old daughter and nanny, the daughter of john and barbara rumpel. barbara serves on the executive committee of the nra women's leadership forum in florida. my family is gone, my daughter and granddaughter, rumpel wrote in a post. the plane was registered to encore motors of melbourne, florida. their other daughter died in a scuba diving accident. the cessna took off from elizabethton, tennessee en route to long island, new york when it did a 180 degree turn in new york and began flying back down the east coast. it was then when it began approaching washington, d.c., which is a restricted area, that norad scrambled four f-16 fighter jets. two from new jersey and two from the d.c. air national guard. the president was golfing at andrews at the time. the two pilots from the air national guard requested permission to fly at supersonic speed to intercept the cessna. permission was granted. a sonic boom was then heard over d.c. and as far away as maryland. windows and walls shook. quote, the civilian aircraft was intercepted at approximately 3:20 p.m. ea

on board the flight, adina is, e was the daughter of john and barbara rumple who served in the executiverote the following message on facebook. >> my family is gone, my daughter and granddaughter, the plane on autopilot went down to the mountains of southwest virginia near montebello in the george washington national forest come at the crash site a large crater and no survivors. the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash, preliminary report is expected within ten days. >> i was going to ask you, you have kids as well, you live in the d.c. area, did you experience this, did you hear this yourself? >> i do have kids and i can't imagine the pain of this family and the loss for this family, i was at a swimming pool with my eighth grader and his friends, it was so noisy at the pool i did not hear it but my producer was in washington, d.c., she heard it, it was very loud, people said their windows shook, they could feel the walls of their houses shake. it was very dramatic and is certainly scary for those on the ground. >> sandra: quite a scary moment for those who heard that sonic boom.

this family, the rumples, john and barbara rumpel, identified the pilot, jeff hefner. who died in the crash. adina azarian, her daughter aryan azarian, and the pilot, jeff hefner, those names just coming into cnn with the family talking to "the washington post" tonight. >>> to major developments in a case connected to the disappearance of american teenager natalee holloway. joran vandersloot, prime suspect in her disappearance, is scheduled to be transferred temporary into u.s. custody thursday to face extortion and fraud charges. gene ka czar residence has the story. >> reporter: joran van der sloot begins his long yjourney to the united states in the early morning hours of saturday. this exclusive video shows van der sloot taken out of his cell at peru's maximum security prison, dressed to leave, with two shopping bags of personal belongings. shackles around his ankles and handcuffs around his wrist did not overshadow his multicolored fleece sweater coat with a lion's face on the front and back. peru's prison system allows inmates to wear their own clothing. van der

she was the daughter of john and barbara rumpel who served on the executive committee of the nra women'sand wrote the following message on facebook quote my family is gone. my daughter and granddaughter. the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. a preliminary report is expected within 10 days. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. a government investigator into unidentified aerial phenomena better known as ufos has says the u.s. is in possession of intact and partially intact alien spacecraft. dr. charles go robber tells the website debrief he has turned over the conversation to congress and intelligence community inspector general he says the information has been illegally withheld from congress. debrief writes other intelligence officials have also provided similar corroborating information both on and off the record. we will have the story on all of this tomorrow. >> there are growing tensions tonight between u.s. and china over military moves. we have video of a chinese warship moving into the path of an american vessel in the taiwan straight. this comes

now, john rumsfeld and his wife barbara, are our goals, major donors, to the republican party, and big fans and supporters of donald trump. so as you can see, this is got the internet was saying, there are many conspiracy theories about what could have actually happened floating around. uh we do have the official version of ads which i just stated. but as you can see, this is an event that not only interrupted the sunday of many people in the cross state lines near the us capital. but in addition to that, it's going to be causing many people to ask serious questions about what went on why it happened, why things took place the way they did. and if we're being told the truth, that's all for this off on any of those stories that you've just seen do checkouts of social media pages or websites. one is pizza. scott finally back again with another one down at the top of the hour. hope see you then the the chairs. so yeah, this is by bed. i uh, the seats, like i said, they fold down here. and so i put a, a table on the bottom well, on top of the seats. and then i put about 3 sleeping bags on

john allen senior national politics reporter for nbc. he was in the courthouse today. katie benner, pulitzer prize-winning justice department reporter for the new york times. barbarade, a veteran federal prosecutor and former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. and harry is still with us. john, you are in the courthouse today. what do you want to know? because again, no audio, no video, we are relying on what you tell us. >> there are a couple of fascinating things stephanie, amber, one to harry's point about this former president who does not like to stop talking, who hangs himself with his own words often. so striking to see him sitting there in that courtroom completely silent for 50 minutes not to saying a word. occasionally one of his lawyers would whisper to his ear. the only thing that he did other than crosses arms a few times, clasp his hands, set his job, the only thing he did was signed a bond agreement. that's what the other interesting thing today. the prosecutors asked for very few conditions on his release on a personal issue already bond. basically he does not have to pay anything, just a couple of basic conditions that they asked f

now, john rumsfeld and his wife barbara, are our goals, major donors, to the republican party, and big fans and supporters of donald trump. so as you can see, this is got the internet was saying, there are many conspiracy theories about what could actually happen floating around . we do have the official version of ads which i just stated. but as you can see, this is an event that not only interrupted the sunday of many people in the cross state lines near the us capital. but in addition to that, it's going to be causing many people to ask serious questions about what went on why it happened, why things took place the way they did. and if we're being told the truth. and finally, off a 1000000 demonstrates is gathered in the police capital on sunday to protest against the incumbent rolling law. and just this policy will have 1000000 protests as much to the cities capital. and then on the government rally on the 13th falls on investor. the fall of communism in the country demonstrates is from across the country, gathered in warsaw to voice discipline sense at the level of inflation and a

now, john rumsfeld and his why barbara are both major donors to the republican party and big fans and supporters of donald trump. so as you can see, this is got the internet was a, there are many conspiracy theories about what could have actually happened floating around uh we do have a visual version of that which i just stated. but as you can see, this isn't of them that not only interrupted the sunday of many people in the cross state lines near the us capital. but in addition to that, it's. busy going to be causing many people to ask serious questions about what went on why it's happened. why things took place the way they did. and if we're being told the truth on a very domestic tragic and intriguing situation, the corresponding candid moping, thanks so much for what kind of story from all on any of those stories as well as all the latest updates, all t dot com is your place to go, i piece of scott's, i'll be back at the top of the hour with another one down at today's top stories. the, [000:00:00;00] the, at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and coloniz

questioning the timing of the bill and why the billionaire owner john fisher needs any help from the state. oakland congresswoman barbara lee wrote an open letter decrying the behavior of the a's ownership. we'll continue to follow the session that's happening in las vegas and let you know as things develop. >>> a surprise visit to the southern border for florida governor ron desantis. the governor met with law enforcement in arizona to talk immigration. it's his first visit to the southern border as a presidential candidate. it comes as debate over immigration intensifies in the gop primaries. governor desantis has positioned himself as a hardliner on this issue, and has argued former president trump didn't do enough while in office. >> the reality is, i think the border should be closed. i don't think we should have any of this. but if there's a policy to have an open border, then i think the sanctuary jurisdictions should be the ones that have to bear that. we're not a sanctuary in florida. >> this is happening as california accuses florida of flying migrants to sacramento twice in the past week. a florida spokespers

john rumpel ceo of anchormotors, melbourne, along with his wife barbara, who is a member of the leadershipe national rifle association and is a prominent sponsor of the republican party, donates, a congressional senator and a candidate for presidents, of course, in 2020 their contribution to the trump company was 250,000 dollars in this photo, the three of them helped rumperia desantis to support such influential sponsors. surely the youngest candidate, a republican, would also like to count. a businessman of indian origin , karama swami, he feels well the mood of the voters about ukraine, at least somehow. let's talk about ukraine. they said you wouldn't spend a dime of american money on a war that is not in our interests. do you consider the probability that russia will defeat ukraine is of no interest to us. i don't think this is the main priority in foreign policy for us . we continue to fight with russia. by arming ukraine , we are pushing russia into the arms of china. this is for us. the main threat. i think we need to end the war in ukraine on peaceful terms and make significant co

john fisher needs help from the state. also today, oakland congresswoman barbara lee wrote an open letter to the baseball commissioner criticizing the a's ownership. we are continuing to follow this legislative session, this special session in nevada, and will let you know more as things develop. >>> tense moments today when a south bay homeless advocate, advocates plural, gathered to protest a realtor. at one point they marched into their offices which triggered a call to police. nbc's robert handa explains why homeless advocates targeted this specific business. >> reporter: today, mayor mahan unveiled some budget priorities for some upcoming public hearings, including short and long-term strategies for the homeless which led to today's protest. the community groups are protesting the santa clara county association of realtors' support of a controversial proposal by san jose mayor matt mahan to prioritize more immediate short-term housing over long-term, affordable housing projects which take years to build. the money would come from the taxpayer-approved measure "e" which passed a couple of years ago to address homelessness an

barbara's husband john telling the new york times the nanny was on board as well.ernment's first ever default. president biden signed it into law after some contentious negotiations. elizabeth schulze is at the white house with what's in the deal. >> reporter: the government was at risk of running out of money today, but now that the debt ceiling deal is official, it will be able to pay its bills including social security and medicare on time. the white house tweeting video of the president signing the fiscal responsibility act into law this weekend. changes in this law will affect millions of people across the country. most americans between the ages of 50 and 54 will soon be required to work for at least 80 hours a month in order to qualify for food assistance known as snap. but snap benefits are expanded for veterans, homeless americans and young people who are aged out of foster care. these changes will expire in 2030 unless they are reviewed by congress. the law formally ends the three year pandemic pause on federal student loan payments at the end of august.

john, how do you vote? commissioner nelson lum. how do you vote? yes and commercial. barbara sklar. how do you vote? yes.thank you. we have unanimous vote. great thank you. commissioners item five is executive directors report and i want to welcome our executive director, you know, noble effort to get here today. so welcome. good morning, everyone. thank you so much. okay. i'm going to start locally. first das welcome commemorate world elder abuse awareness month and day with a series of actions and events. including some staff will be participating in a virtual walkathon designed to raise awareness of elder abuse. we're spotlighting r a. p s staff and our social media channels to bring awareness. of all of our staff. bring awareness of what all of our staff does to protect elders and prevent abuse and we're participating in a press conference in a panel discussion on world elder abuse awareness day, which is june 15th to raise awareness in the media about these critical issues, some of the participating organizations include the district attorney's victims services division. self help for the elderly as

john. how do you vote? yes commissioner nelson lum. how do you vote? yes and commissioner barbara sklar. how do you vote? yes. thank you. we have unanimous vote. thank you. is there any other can i get you to move your my click? yeah, just make it. did you want to make a comment? yeah. please yeah. perfect. yeah, it's better. my apologies. um madam chair members of the commission. i'm jacqueline zimmer jones. i'm the director at next village, san francisco and we're serving the seniors in the northeast part of the city. um, i just wanted to thank you for your support, and i wanted to mention some changes that have happened since this contract. uh was initiated three years ago. i want you to be aware that we do have a formal office. now it's located at 704 filbert street, and it has increased the number of people that come to our office. we've increased our membership and our volunteers as a result of having that building there. it's right next door to victoria's pastry, so we offer it's a dangerous location, but we like it so anyway, that's been really instrumental in helping us generate more recognition

we reached out to both the a's and team owner john fisher, but we have not heard back east bay congresswoman barbara lee is now getting involved. lee sent a letter to mlb commissioner rob manfred urging him to reconsider his involvement in negotiations to move the aides. in part, it reads, mlb's continued active encouragement of the a's abandonment of oakland and the east bay runs counter the rationale supporting mlb's century old exemption from federal antitrust law. now, the mlb's exemption dates back to 1922. manfred has previously said its main function was to prevent franchise relocation. bay area groundwater seems to be in much better standing following the rain and storms we got this winter. how the current levels will drastically help the state for years to come. plus this is an unprecedented event in our city and new york is must take precaution. much of the northeast woke up to a gray and hazy sky because of wildfires burning in canada. while officials are sounding the alarm . and compare that to our air quality here in the bay area, not so bad around here. still some lingering clouds. loo

barbara mcquaid is a former u.s. attorney, university of michigan law professor and msnbc legal analyst. and brendan buck is a former aide to republican house speakers jon ryan -- paul ryan and john boehner. he's also an msnbc political analyst. it's good to see all of you. barbara, we know the national archives and doj spent more than a year trying to recover these documents. the "times" reports that for all the lawyers arguing to give them back there were some others who counseled what they call a more pugilistic approach. is there any legal grounding for that advice that you can think of? let's just fight them. >> well, i think -- no, there's not a legal grounding for that. it's really difficult to get into the head of donald trump. i remember sometimes when we were trying to resolve cases with people who engaged in horrifically violent crimes or terrorism charges. you just could not get your head in their head to understand and see the world the way they do. i can't imagine why they would do this. donald trump has been insistent that these documents belong to him, that he can do what he wants. and i think it is all part of this illusion that he is the state and that he gets t

. >> barbara rum pell who owned the plane with her husband john wrote on facebook just one devastatings gone. my daughter and granddaughter." john rum pell told the "new york times" along with his daughter and 2-year-old granddaughter he claimed losing consciousness at that height can take less than 20 seconds. >> steve: unbelievable. alexandria a i remember when we lived in the washington area there would be a sonic boom every day about 4:00 when the concord would fly out to dulles. folks around that area had not heard something like that in a long time. did you hear it being down in d.c.? >> i did. and i kind of thought the way that you had where i'm used to these loud noises. you have the national guard routinely running drills. people often complain about that. i was out back blowing bubbles with my 2-year-old. knowing there was a 2-year-old in the sky at that point likely, you know, had lost consciousness, this wrecks me. it wrecks anybody. >> steve: yeah. absolutely. and we don't know -- presumably abc the pilots f-16s flew right next to the plane. it sounds like the pilot was pa

barbara, and i'll just say, well, what i correspondent john stratford is in care so on and says evacuations of stranded people is still ongoing. this is a residential area all for care of song as you can see completely inundated with voltaggio socrates a saying that in the state, please pause. it's around for me to stay there on shore as to whether the was the is receiving it or not. but these are people's homes, thousands of people that lived in this area of the city. their big concerns by the authorities about minds being dislodged by the flood water and floating, moving and obviously presenting potential problems to the ongoing evacuation efforts. we've seen a lot of people being pulled out on boats like this, many of them bringing that pets. many of them very distraught. indeed, we thought a little bit of shedding, but it hasn't been heavy. it has been sporadic. so we know that russian policies are literally only a couple of kilometers. one would think around 5 kilometers may be in that direction. on the other side of the river. president zalinski says that these blogs, the results of a

john, how do you vote? commissioner nelson lum. how do you vote? yes and commercial. barbara sklar. how do you vote? yes.thank you. we have unanimous vote. great thank you. commissioners item five is executive directors report and i want to welcome our executive director, you know, noble effort to get here today. so welcome. good morning, everyone. thank you so much. okay. i'm going to start locally. first das welcome commemorate world elder abuse awareness month and day with a series of actions and events. including some staff will be participating in a virtual walkathon designed to raise awareness of elder abuse. we're spotlighting r a. p s staff and our social media channels to bring awareness. of all of our staff. bring awareness of what all of our staff does to protect elders and prevent abuse and we're participating in a press conference in a panel discussion on world elder abuse awareness day, which is june 15th to raise awareness in the media about these critical issues, some of the participating organizations include the district attorney's victims services division. self help for the elderly as

barbara lee. meanwhile, happening today, attorney general rob bonta and contra costa county supervisor john gioiaill host an environmental justice roundtable . they'll discuss state and local efforts to fight environmental injustices. they'll also be joined by environmental justice leaders and advocates. it's all set to start at 10:00 this morning in el cerrito. petsmart will pay $1.4 million to settle a lawsuit brought by several california counties, including some here in the bay area. that lawsuit accused petsmart of overcharging customers for false advertising and false advertising. in that statement, petsmart acknowledged that it created unfair competition. the bay area counties included the included in the lawsuit of sonoma, alameda, marin and contra costa counties. new this morning, the nfl is remembering a retired quarterback who drowned along a beach near the florida panhandle. ryan mallett was 35 years old. he was with a group of people in the water when rip currents dragged him down. mallett wasn't breathing when he was pulled from the water was later pronounced dead at a hospital. the

. >> reporter: john rumpel, who owned the plane, said his daughter, adina azarian, along with her 2-year-old, her nanny, and the pilot were on the plane. on fastback, barbaraposted a photo and wrote about losing her daughter and granddaughter saying "my family is gone. the primary objective now for investigators is trying to figure out why that plane went off course. of course, and investigations like this, the ntsb relies on black boxes, the voice data recorder. but they are not sure whether this plane had one. it wasn't required to have one. also the ntsb says it should have a report later on this month as it tries to figure out what went wrong. norah. >> norah: so many questions. jeff pegues, thank you. now to the political drama unfolding here in washington first reported by cbs to sprint attorneys for former president donald trump met with justice department officials this morning. the meeting lasted just under two hours. here is cbs's robert costa. >if >> reporter: donald trump's attorneys argued privately to officials that no charges should be brought against trump in the case involving classified documents. citing unfair treatment by special counse

. >> reporter: john rumpel, who owned the plane, said his daughter, adina azarian, along with her 2-year-old, her nanny, and the pilot were on the plane. on facebook, barbararote about losing her daughter and granddaughter, saying, quote, my family is gone. the primary objective now for investigators is trying to figure out why that plane went off-course. of course, in investigations like this, the ntsb relies on black boxes, the voice data recorder, but they're not sure whether this plane had one. it wasn't required to have one. also the ntsb says it should have a report later on this month as it tries to figure out what went wrong. norah. >> so many questions. jeff pegues, thank you. >>> now to the political drama unfolding here in washington, first reported by cbs news. attorneys for former president donald trump met with justice department officials this morning. the meeting lasted just under two hours. here's cbs's robert costa. >> reporter: former president donald trump's attorneys argued privately to justice department officials today that no charges should be brought against trump in the case involving classified documents, citing unfair treatment

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it kind of reminds me -- well, two things one about what john donohoe told our sara eisen a couple weeks ago at our ceo market in santa barbarahina market and what greg hayes of rtx said on squawk about the notion of decoupling from china. here is what he said >> what's important for the american people to understand is the relationship with china, we have to find a way to get along. there's a co-dependency, whether it's rare earth metals, pharmaceutical precursors. $500 billion in trade from china every year when we talk about pulling supply chain out of china, resourcing out of china, it's very impractical we've been derisking and making sure we have second sources for critical componentry unlike russia where we shut down our factories, pulled our people out and we completely cut off any contact with our russian customers, you can't do that with china too big, too important and too necessary to the u.s. economy. >> jim, you go along with that >> well, i think there's an element i do go with which is that we do a lot of trade and it's important to sell our aircraft there we need those jobs what i disagree with with greg is w

john, how do you vote? commissioner nelson lum. how do you vote? yes commissioner barbara sklar. how do you vote? yes thank you have a unanimous vote. thank you. commissioners um, the next order of business is agenda item 13 e and requires a vote by the commission. it is to review and approve the california department of aging contract. dc dash 2223-06, all the associated budgets and all subsequent amendments and sarah chan will present this item. good morning commissioners. executive director dearmond. my name is sarah chem program analyst from office of community partnership. this item before you is to request your approval to enter into a new contract with c d. a s to provide resource and services under the digital connections program. digital connection program is one of california department of aging c d. a s digital inclusion initiatives that are designed to support older adult and adult with disability that are impacted by digital divide during the pandemic. governor nuisance issued an executive order to improve broadband speed and digital assets in california. and the executive order has

barbara lee later this morning. tom now 437 happening today, attorney general rob bonta and contra costa county supervisor john goya an environmental justice roundtable talking about state and local efforts to fight environmental injustice is. it'll also be joined by environmental justice leaders as well as advocates. this is all due to begin at 10:00 this morning in el cerrito. well, new numbers are out showing a big increase among hate crimes in california. the state says hate crimes are up. more than 20. in california. from 2021 to 2022. state attorney general rob bonta says this number may actually be even higher, but some critics are too frightened to report them. some victims in the past several years, we've witnessed national rhetoric get more heated, more polarized, more divisive, more extreme. and while we like to think that california would be and should be the exception, hate, unfortunately it has no borders now attacks that are motivated by sexual orientation and saw the biggest increase 29% religious based hate crimes are also up. roberts says the state is trying to better respond to hate crimes. the s

florida company run by john rummel, who confirmed that there were four people aboard his daughter, his two year old granddaughter, her nanny and a single pilot in a facebook post, barbaraumple wrote, my family is gone. my daughter and granddaughter. it's not clear whether this was the result of a medical emergency or a pressurized failure, but it evoked memories of a 1999 crash that killed golfer payne stewart, whose plane was unrestored for hours before crashing in south dakota. that crash was the result of a loss of cabin pressure. the ntsb is now working to determine what caused this cessna citation to lose control yesterday in washington, i'm doug luster for ktvu fox two news. thank you, doug. today could be a critical day in the future of the oakland a's. the team is looking to move to las vegas and has a tentative deal with nevada state leaders for $380 million in public finance for a $1.5 billion ballpark. but the nevada legislature only meets every two years and adjourns after today. that means if funding isn't approved, the team would need to wait until 2025. unless the governor calls a special legislative session a last minute bill in nevada's 26 special sess