kaylee: no doubt. rachel, the ei instagram accouno sell sex accounts and commission explicit acts and some are videos of children harming themselves and images of the minor performing sexual acts with animals. researches at stanford observatory children are available for in -person meetups it. your point, i had an fbi whistle blower on my post-cast about how she was removed from child sexual abuse cases to get white supremacist and january 6 people and these are the priorities of the government as well. i think we need to talk not just about what meta and instagram are doing or not doing but also about thistaxic suit. look at numbers of people who are wanting this material, why is that happening? and the toxic soup is several things. first an open border and cat called joe biden the sex trafficker in chief. we have people coming over the border, children, we have no idea what's happening but it's so much deeper than that. we have the normalization of foreign fio in the culture. younger and younger and

kaylee hartung has been following the story. kaylee, congress is investigating as well? >> yes, lester. the justice department's antitrust division and the senate have notified the pga tour that they're going review this proposed partnership with liv golf and saudi arabia's public investment fund. the announcement of this new for-profit entity absolutely stunned the golf world last week. previously the tour had denounced saudi money entering golf, even preventing golfers from playing in tour events once they joined liv golf. so news of the investigation today heightens the criticism about the tour's about face to do business with the saudis. the senators say it is critical that lawmakers understand what risk this arrangement may pose to america's national interests. and lester, the u.s. open teed off today here in los angeles. one of the four major tournaments with players from the pga and liv playing alongside each other, at least for now. lester? >> all right, kaylee, thank you. >>> now to our nbc news exclusive. president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine speaking out ab

my name is dr. ty kelly with a free teacher, i'm finding that multiple call me talk to kaylee some find a time instead of deals. a plan that who's a family medicine specialist by profession also have a special interest in athletics, inter metrology. so i put in a little bit of extra training in those in groups. one of the very, very few family medicine physicians in the private sector alone. the about 7 of us in a population of to me when i find a premier, a premium, it costs into my, me a was to bridge the gap from having a very strong primary care system in the country. have to finish just to be a school id that permitted costs that is that the universe. so what's that a free and a half, where we stand that qualified and was a what it is scholarship to goods that the medicine at the university of want to show in australia in melbourne. you know, as a black press, being a black person in a predominantly caucasian or white societies, you will is i like you had to work a 2 to 3 times as hard. when people see that 1st and they see the color of your skin. and already they dont associate bl

kaylee: it's me and 40 other mediatech's out here. there is a heavy police presence.sters here as well. i'm not sure if you can hear that. president trump will arrive at the courthouse. this is serious business even though the roosters are distracting. he will arrive in an underground garage. once inside he will be arrested and process. he will surrender his passport and then plead not guilty. the first time in history of president will be arraigned on federal charges. guy: is there a significance that the roosters are louder than the supporters of this point? kaylee: the miami police chief said they expected as many as 5000-50,000 but so far, i haven't seen that many. a few individuals of come by but we will see if it builds up as the hour draws closer to the arraignment. he has called on his supporters to be here but there has been some non-peaceful protest rhetoric that has circulated hence the very heavy security presence and they are prepared for whatever may take place today. so far it is pretty quiet, aside from the roosters. alix: can you give us a little more

kaylee: one of the lesser talked about factors is the effect the policies have on border patrol moraleyear fund that suicides among border patrol members up to 13-year high, how do policies affect the border patrol agents trying ep fors the law. >> they want to feel accomplishing something right now we don't feel we are accomplishing anything right now we feel like handcuffs are on us the criminals are able to operate any way they want so when any time that happens, mortality is going to drop i have never seen morale lower than currently in my 50 year career. maria: very disturbing, thanks very much for being here for all your work on this brandon judd joining us i point outbreaking news european central bank has raised interest rates, a quarter point, as you can see, 25 base of we are with joe lavorgna what do you think? >> shot surprising market examining it, to me a mistake, because eurozone economy shrunk germany in particular is weak, natural gas prices have increased a lot of problems, monetary policy works with lags not unexpected i don't agree with policy will. maria: what happ

do events before noon and after 46789 >> most presidents have the competency and stamina to do so, kayleend jim garaday wrote a really nice analysis and sharpest and strongest communication tool by this administration cents is the president himself. it's a detriment to the american people and indicator when they're using him for 20 hours a week. he went onto say when after ward that the administration clearly came out saying essentially what they're saying is when the staff appearances are between noon and 4, what they're say asking that the president is currently a safe bet to have about those 20 good hours a week. he says anything beyond that is an open question. maybe he'll be sharp, maybe he won't. maybe an overseas will try him out for three days as in the case of ireland trip and can barely maintain the appearance of handling his duties now. god only knows how he'll handle the rigors of a presidential reelection campaign or any additional crisis between now and january 20ths, 2025 and also what he didn't say and i emphasize is the successive presidency. he is clearly not able to wit

kohberger, who was a criminology phd student at nearby washington state university, is accused of killing kayleelez. madison mogen xana kernodle and ethan chapin at this off campus home, goncalves's family says they're grateful the death penalty is on the table, saying there is no one more deserving than the defendant in this case. we continue to pray for all the victims families. meanwhile, kohberger is due in court today for a hearing on several matters. his lawyers are pushing to get the state to hand over more materials from the grand jury indicted. isn't there also raising questions about the testing done on dna found at the crime scene? court documents revealed that a cheek swab taken from kohberger is a statistical match to the dna found coburg's trial is set for october 2nd. as for the death penalty, idaho has not executed an inmate since 2012 and a new state law takes effect next month. authorized a firing squad as a method of execution. andrew morgan a firing squad that's got to be met with some level of controversy. i'm not sure about that, but it does exist in four other states, incl

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back to you. >> kaylee hartung, thank you. that's going to do it for us today.e time, same place. until then, reporting from new york, i'm ana cabrera. our coverage continues with jose diaz-balart right now. >>> and good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. we're following several breaking stories this morning. nbc news just

. >> thanks, kaylee. >> kayleigh: after news of the deal was made for, chair james comer pledge to continue committee's investigation into the family's business dealings made today. so far, he went over to the fbi a few hours ago. comer reviewed two additional sensitive fbi documents about the biden's alleged foreign bribery scheme. congressman james comer of kentucky joins us exclusively to share what he saw on the documents. chairman comer what did you see? >> unfortunately, we saw a lot of reductions in these documents. i would estimate that 55 to 60% of the two documents were redacted. also, the way i knew about these two documents and the fbi initially denied having was they were put footnotes in the original document that the whistleblower brought to grassley a and i in the footnot, they were -- they referenced two other 1023's. the two documents that they provided to me today that were heavily redacted, the one thing that was not redacted was the date and both doses were 2017. so i asked him to bring me the 2018, to -- when it was just a complete waste of my time. it is another examp

kaylee: absolutely o pressive biden administration policies part of economic condition you are seeing on americans' bottom line you see pressure on credit spending increased debt spending less than they were how long does american public keep up with this. >> i think next couples we are we could seriously have a recession. maria: this year? >> this year by the end of the year through next year, and your point exactly right regulatory overhang means people won't invest new capital don't know whether eps or sec any lettered agencies in washington are going to change rules take away the return on the investment and you have overhang impending tax increases trump tax cuts were limited in time needed to be restored reneweded. maria: great point good to have you. >> great to be with i. maria: david macintosh mark tepper great having you all morning see you soon next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. >> good thursday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i am maria bartiromo, thursday, june 22, just before 8:00 a.m. on the button east coast right now james comer n

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cnbc's kaylee hartung has more. >> hey there, you can already see some of the changes when you try tot ticket or hotel room on some prices, the base price and fees are all in one place before you head to checkout. later today president biden is expected to hold a round table with private companies now agreeing to post the full price of everything hoping to save consumers from that last minute sticker shock. >> many americans are sick and tired of so-called junk fees, those hidden extras that are often tacked onto everything from hotels and air fares to concert and sports tickets. >> my ticket cost me $647 plus $200 in fees. >> reporter: these extra expenses leaving fans of big stars like taylor swift in a haze this summer. some turning to social media to vent about the steep fees to see their favorite artists live. >> two regular tickets for a drake concert cost over a thousand dollars. oh, wait, no, they don't. it's just the service fees. >> reporter: one government study suggests primary and resale sites on average add 27% and 31% on top of the ticket's price respectively. this morn

the key piece of evidence, a knife sheath next to the bodies of kaylee goncalves and madison mogen.er taking a swab from kohberger himself, prosecutors now say the two dna profiles are a match. after a comparison of the dna profile of kohberger, and the knife sheathe dna, prosecutors writing the same profile is, quote, at least 5.37 octillion times more likely to be seen if the defendant is the source than an unrelated individual. >> police department, search warrant, come to the door. >> reporter: the night kohberger was arrested at his parent's pennsylvania home in december, officers in washington state served a search warrant at his apartment. he was indicted by a grand jury last month. he chose to stand silent at his arraignment, prompting the judge to enter not guilty pleas on his behalf. the indictment charging kohberger with four counts of murder in the first degree, for the killing of ethan chapin, xana kernoodle, kaylee goncalves and mogen in their shared home. >> the family wants to move past this, as much as you can move past a case like this. >> reporter: kohberger faces

the key piece of evidence, a knife sheathe next to the bodies of kaylee goncalves and madison mogen.l dna. after taking a swab from kohberger himself, prosecutors now say the two dna profiles are a match. after a comparison of the dna profile of kohberger and the knife sheathe dna. prosecutor prosecutors writing the same profile is 5.37 octillion times more likely to be seen than if the defendant is the source than an unrelated individual. >> police department, search warrant, come to the door. >> reporter: the night kohberger was arrested at his parents' home in december, officers in washington state served a search warrant at his apartment. he was indicted by a grand jury last month. he chose to stand silent at his arraignment prompting the judge to enter not guilty pleas on his behalf. the indictment charging kohberger with four counts of murder in the first degree for the killing of ethan chapin, xana kernodle, kaylee goncalves in their home. >> they want to move past this as much as you can move past a case like this. >> kohberger will face trial set for october 2nd of this year

. >> reporter: tonight, the grieving father of 21-year-old kaylee goncalves, killed last november along with three other university of idaho students, reacting to the prosecution's decision to pursue the death penalty against her alleged killer >> if you come after my child, i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure that, you know, we come after you. >> reporter: steve goncalves says the family is relieved >> it's not a celebration. we're not, you know, partying from the rooftops, we're just checking a box, protecting our babies, and, you know, moving on >> reporter: today, murder suspect bryan kohberger appearing in a moscow, idaho, courtroom for a pretrial hearing, as his lawyers prepare to defend him against four counts of first-degree murder and now the death penalty. today in court, kohberger's legal team asked the judge to compel the prosecution to release additional discovery documents, including cell phone records and an fbi forensic report about the white hyundai elantra. >> it's not a fishing expedition >> reporter: a key part of the case, kohberger's dna. while pros

kaylee mattson, thank you.as you just heard, five tourists are trapped in as yfivee and likely more than 10,000 feet under the atlantic ocean. they've been there since sunday when they were on a tour to find that titanic wreckage.fd so how long do they have to be t found? president and founder of lifeguard systems international, a water rescue and recovery training company, butch hendrick joins me now. butch, that's mes the question.i how much longer do thesevi five individuals have? e rese well, from all the researchar we've ha d, we know that the machine, this submersible hable atd a 96 hour window of survival. so if it went in, the water was entered the water yesterday g. we're now somewhere into the neighborhood of 40 hours. so we look at just that. 0 ho they still have a reasonable 50 hours of life support on boardurif, if nothing else hs gone wrong. soe if if we look at that, we'e still got another day and a half. wee an well, they could still, be alive, which i cannot fathom . being in this, it's the siz

who knows kaylee at this the this fake priest could end up being honored by the dodgers byk. >> it was in sacramento. we'll see what happens. will ses storyoutrageou of religious impersonation being used to steal froms stor workers. this guy had taken $140,000 inge wages and tips from his workers . the labor department is demanding that that be given back to those peoplesthat tha . o >> but to use a fake priest in this way. yeah. shame on them. yeah. >>nged changed hisve gender? >> maybe he wouldn't have the liability anymore. raymond. than ore.k you. tomorrow night, florida governor ron desantis, he joins us here. exclusivow night ron e. billy, i hope you'll tune in. have a great evening. sean hannity is nextan " with hs town hall. senator tim scot t. . >> and welcome to hannity. >>> e in are ie ar beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina. >> we have a massiven rtle beac a massive crowd here tonight. it's great to see you all. thank you all foour coming all n just a moment. 2024 presidential candidates4 , senator south carolina senator tim scott, he will join us for our town h

is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of university of idaho students kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. they were brutally stabbed in off campus housing last november. kohberger was then a ph.d. student studying criminology at nearby washington state university. the defense previously called into question dna at the scene from three other unknown men as well as a lack of dna from the victims in kohberger's car and apartment. >> it would not be unusual to have many types of dna, men and women, inn differerent parts ofe house. they're saying, look, this was basically done with blinders on. they only focused on one suspect. and rather, they did not look at other potential suspects. that's something that happens in many cases. >> reporter: and the exact motive at this point is still unclear. kohberger, if found guilty, faces the death penalty, which here in the state of idaho means possibly a firing squad, norah. >> jonathan vigliotti, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. this is a call to women, to appreciate

the key piece of evidence, a knife sheath next to the bodies of kaylee goncalves and madison mogen. investigators had compared that to familiar dna found on trash outside kohberger's parents' house. but after taking a swab from kohberger himself, prosecutors now say the two dna profiles are a match. after a comparison of the dna profile of kohberger and the knife sheath dna, prosecutors writing the same profile is, quote, at least 5.37 octyl i don't know times more likely to be seen if the defendant is the source than an unrelated individual. >> police department, search warrant. come to the door! >> reporter: the night kohberger was arrested at his parents' pennsylvania home in december, officers in washington state served a search warrant at his apartment. he was indicted by a grand jury last month. he chose to stand silent at his arraignment, prompting the judge to enter not guilty pleas on his behalf. the indictment charging him with four counts of murder in the first degree for the killing of ethan chapin, xana kernodle, gonsalves and mogen. >> the family wants to move on, get

kohberger, who was a criminology phd student at nearby washington state university, is accused of killing kayleesalves. madison mogen xana kernodle and ethan chapin at this off campus home. gonsalves family says they're grateful the death penalty is on the table, saying there is no one more deserving than the defendant in this case. we continue to pray for all the victims families. meanwhile, kohberger is due in court today for a hearing on several matters . his lawyers are pushing to get the state to hand over more materials from the grand jury indictment. they're also raising questions about the testing done on dna found at the crime scene. court documents revealed that a cheek swab taken from kohberger is a statistical match to the dna found coworkers. trial is set for october 2nd. as for the death penalty, idaho has not executed an inmate since 2012 and a new state law takes effect next month. all authorizing a firing squad as a method of execution. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> and coming up later on good morning america, what we're learning about a previous encounter between kohberg

nbc's kaylee hartung is on this story for us. kaylee, good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys.ready noticed some of these changes when you go to purchase a concert ticket or hotel room on some sites, the base price and fees, all in one place before you head to checkout. this afternoon, the president is set to hold a roundtable with private companies, now agreeing to post the full price of everything, hoping to save consumers from that sticker shock. >> reporter: many americans are sick and tired of so-called junk fees. those hidden extras that are often tacked on to everything from hotel and airfares to concert and sports tickets. >> my ticket cost me $647 plus $200 in fees. >> these extra expenses leaving fans of big stars like taylor swift in a haze this summer. some turning to social media to vent about the steep fees to see their favorite artists live. >> two regular tickets for a jake concert cost over $1,000. oh, wait, no, they don't, it's just the service fees. >> reporter: one government study suggests primary and retail sites on average add 27% and 31% respectively on

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is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of university of idaho students kayleekernodle, and ethan chapin. they were brutally stabbed in off-campus housing last november. kohberger was then a phd student studying criminology at nearby washington state university. the defense previously called into question dna at the scene from three other unknown men, as well as a lack of dna from the victims in kohberger's car and apartment. >> it would not be unusual to have many types of dna, men and women, in different parts of the house. they are saying, look, this was basically done with blinders on. they only focused on one suspect. and, rather, they did not look at other potential suspects. that is something that happens in many cases. >> reporter: and the exact motive at this point is still unclear. kohberger, if found guilty, faces the death penalty, which here in the state of idaho means possibly a firing squad, norah. >> norah: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. turning overseas to the war in ukraine, russian missiles targeted a city in eastern ukraine today, killing at

. >> let's bring in kaylee lines joining us from washington. what do we know at this point about the charges in the case the sec has against by nance and the ceo? >> is built by by nance. there are 13 simple charges here. this was 136 pages long. the allegations ranging from noncustomer rules, violations that finance was allowing u.s. individuals and businesses to create accounts in trade and finance.com when it was supposed to be operating independently. alleging that independence did not exist. this is a form of manipulation where the same entity is buying and selling assets, alleging that by nance was able to inflate token prices via that manipulation and that they weren't fully transparent about protections that they misrepresented trading draws. this is a consistent pattern we see in sec enforcement actions. they are talking about finance selling assets that are unregistered securities. these are two of the native tokens. they say they failed to register that with the securities and exchange commission before selling them. a bevy of allega

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home need a kitchen appliances laundry room garden hoses furniture get the message all from china kaylee have severe economic impacts on u.s. disastrous is complete total dpeps on china i think back to covid the fact we could not get ppe equipment for hospitals because china was holding all hostage pharmaceutical drugs made in china we don't have our supply chain, our dependence on china a national security threat fact that swran january won't be forecast right about that with public a massive problem. >> let me just say one thing that chairman of the foreign affairs committee mccaul told me i looked at it he was absolutely right during a speech in 2020 xi jinping said we have to get the world reliant on supply chain so we can turn it off when we deem necessary, yeah. mark: they did it. >> don't want pharma commemorates ingredients to america made there. >> a global economy not going to decouple from china derisking. >> whether talking about pharmaceuticals whether talking about critical mineral supply which is absolutely fundamental to this constant push that we have a in the u.s. towar

but the decision is also being met with shock and disbelief kaylee hartung joins us unpacking all this dollars this could be a big win for golf fans, but at what cost to the sport? dueling tours have driven a wedge in the professional golf world and now an about-face by the pga, striking a surprising partnership with its biggest rival. >> what we're talking about today is coming together to unify the game of golf. >> reporter: the pga tour announcing it will merge with liv golf, the saudi arabia investment fund which was controlled by the saudi crown prince the new for profit entity yet to be named will be on the pga tour, reshaping the golf land ship, upending it. >> we will be investing in the game of golf. >> reporter: as the news first broke on cnbc, shock reverberated through golf. while liv players celebrated an apparent victory phil mickelson tweeting, awesome day today. critics accused liv of using sports washing just last year, pga commissioner jay monahan addressed the implications of doing business with the saudis. >> and i would ask, you know, any player that has left or an

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opportunity to you know what, jim, he doesn't have t to say a word about the criminality and the kaylee goncalves i don-- and the chaos that is going on in the republican party right now. he gets the opportunity to talk about historic investments. >> when sean hannity asked whether he's planning to run for president, it's a simple yes or no answer . >> i can tell you right now he's not running for president. >> let me ask you about nickki ha haley, we were talking about her husband going overseas. hats off to him. she's going after former president obama a little bit after he called out republicans of color for down playing racial inequality. nikki haley tweeted this, we can put this up on screen, barack obama set minorities back by singling them out as victims instead of empowering them. why would she get into all of that? what's that all about? >> look, it's an unfortunate argument, i think. >> that's not really true, is it? >> he didn't do that. >> this stems from a wonderful interview he did with david axelrod on his podcast, and he was simply trying to make the case that, you know,

and there's one program that is training staff on how to prevent and spot abuse at camp kaylee. be sun takes a closer look. >> are you excited city tractors? >> it's a hallmark of childhood. we take swimming a lot in the absolutely loves swimming. for many, a kid fortunate enough to jump into the summer at camp. while not common, the headlines can be scary abuse while it sleep away or even day camp happens and when it does. >> it's horrific who hiring to look after my kids. what are your hiring policies? tom rosenberg of the american camp association says parents should investigate and ask many questions over facilities. directors as 17 states and the district of columbia don't require criminal background checks for the staff at sleepaway camps like any in any other the situation. there are people. >> who go to work at a summer camp who are looking for access and opportunity. shuri been joseph of the center for child counseling in palm beach gardens. florida wrote this training program called camp age 12. >> lucas prefers to spend time with your group of 7 year-olds instead of h

burger is charged with 4 counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary in the killings of kaylee can couse madison mogen and xana kernodle and ethan captain chapman last november. coburg or was or has pleaded not guilty to those murders. well, anderson, lee aldrich is accused of killing 5 and wounding 17 at club q back in november. victims, families and survivors could be spared having to relive that shooting trial or that shooting at trial with a guilty plea. if that's what happens, aldridge, who is not in bonn, non binary says that they have rim remorse for the shooting. and prosecutors say their plea deal will still see alder serve life in prison. faces more than 300 counts in total. >> and the north bay police arrested 4 people, including a teenager they believe actually stole $3500. we're the labels from the hillsdale shopping center's am a tail. officers say legal store employee follow them to the parking lot. saw them drive off police to track down that car found 3 adults in their early 20's and a 17 year-old along with a gun. they were all arrested on suspicion of second-

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and with her are friends, kaylee and alexi.t celebrity captain is also the emmy winning co-host of entertainment tonight. it's kevin frazier. and with him are couple, kat and megan. and now the host of pictionary, jerry o'connell. - [jerry] i got you good! welcome to pictionary. there's about to be a whole lot of sketching and shouting.

kaylee, be sun reports. >> tiktok the social media app with 1 billion users worldwide. 150 million offire for the way it handles your personal data and who has access to it. everything from what you'd like to eat and drink to your name address and social security number, every piece of data on tiktok until proven otherwise is fully visible to the chinese government. that's because technology companies operating in china. lake fight dance. the parent company of tiktok. >> are subject to china. cybersecurity and data security laws requiring bytedance to provide the chinese government access to its user information and also store and process it in china where the laws in china make it very clear that the chinese government can access almost any data that a private company holds in china. information you put into tiktok or any information that you allowed to talk to have access to, whether it's? >> you know, some a video message. sending a credit card number or anything that they have visibility to. they can do with whatever during a congressional hearing in march, lawmakers grilled tikto

kaylee harding thinks she's got a three run homer.takes it away, leaping high above the wall to make an outstanding catch. her pitcher, alex scirocco, is pumped. the sooners had just tied it now on a home run in the fifth when grace lai lyons makes it back to back homers for the sooners. and that's all they would need. they take a21 lead. oklahoma looking for its 53rd consecutive win. now up 3 to 1 final out pitcher jordy ball. she was dynamite all series and she strikes out katie dak to end the game the sooners they win the series two games to none and they are national champions yet again it is a three peat for oklahoma. las vegas was also so close to taking a three games to none lead in the stanley cup final. miami dolphins legend nfl hall of famer dan marino firing up the crowd in sunrise, florida, late third period two one. vegas florida. desperate pulls its goalie and it pays off. matthew chuck gets inside position in front of the net, flicks it in for the rebound goal ties it up 213 to go the panther new life and this one goes

thanks so much, kaylee for coming on. great perspective.rley: listen to this. homelessness is on the rise across america. according to a new report from "the wall street journal." cities including chicago, miami, boston and phoenix all saw upticks from last year. experts say the spike could be due to the end of the pandemic era housing protections and the rising cost of living. did you see this? a new jersey man arrested for assault after throwing a phone at singer b.b. rexa during her concert on sunday. cell phone video captures the moment the device hit the singer in the head. she can be seen stumbling and security eventually escorts her off stage. the man accused of pelting the phone says he did it because he thought it would be funny according it a criminal complaint. she later posted this picture of her bruised fan. she assures fans she's ok. she did not deserve that. how dare he. a price of right contestant taking his victory celebration a little too far hurting himself after winning a chance to spin the show's iconic wheel. >> henry

the women's college world series, oklahoma's haley lee hits a drive to deep left florida state's kayleethe ball. look at the catch to take a home run away. if that had been a home run, it would have ended the game via the mercy rule to catch prolonged it but didn't change the result. oklahoma was a five to nothing winners, a 52nd straight win for the sooners. their one went away from their third straight national championship. and there's this saying in baseball that chicks dig the long ball. there's also evidence that they like guys who ride motorcycles. this little guy is testing that theory and he seems to have influenced at least one true believer, by the way, on the back of his t shirt, it says all gas, no brakes. he is cute. very cute video there. all right, joe, thank you. you bet. next at 11 on the ground in one month, in one month, classroom 40 to 50 people are sleeping. hundreds of airline passengers have spent nearly two days stranded isiberia after a flight bound for sfo made a diversion. and those passengers now close to landing here in the bay area, the 11:00 news on kctv

. >> kaylee hartung, thank you. that's going to do it for us today. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow, same time, same place. until then, reporting from new york, i'm ana cabrera. our coverage continues with jose diaz-balart right now. >>> and good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. we're following several breaking stories this morning. nbc news just learned a trump aide is at a florida courthouse, potentially to go before a grand jury, investigating trump's handling of classified documents. overseas, pope francis in the hospital and scheduled to undergo surgery. what we know about his condition. back at home, another mass shooting, this time outside a high school graduation in virginia. and we are just moments away from yet another republican officially entering the 2024 presidential race. it comes just hours before former vice president mike pence does something that hasn't been done in more than 80 years. >>> and we begin with breaking news on the investigations into former p

we go to kaylee not -- kailey leinz in miami.will you observe today of the judge at this arraignment? kayley: we won't actually see the judge or president trump inside the courthouse because cameras will not be allowed. we may not even see the former president walking to the courthouse through the lobby. he's expected to enter through an underground tunnel. once he is inside, he will be arrested and then process like anyone else. is facing federal criminal charges and his mugshot will be taken and will go up to the floor and appear before that judge and we expect him to these 37 counts of different criminal charges and that's what makes this moment historic. no other former president has been charged with a federal crime but he's been indicted formerly. after all the proceedings in miami today, he's getting back on the plane and going back up to new jersey and his golf club and will address supporters at 8:15 p.m. in the fund raising of his campaign 24 where he expects to raise $2 million. tom: we will see how it goes tonight wit

emily harris and kaylee, they're taking on the hot topics with powerful 26 bucks. >> and shipping is always pretty good. a dot.com right now. >> and see how much you can save. let's go back to our top story. there was stunning. a new developmen d bidet in the biden family business scandal earlier today. according to very reputable man named senator chuck grassley. a burisma executive allegedlmedd has audio recordings of his conversation with joe and hunter bideninswith j. s red then, the executive reportedly kept his recordings as a, quote unquot,e, insurance policy. all of this was in the fbi'shatu 1023 document that republicans fought tooth nail to access, who had told originally by the fbi that didn't exist. redabut this information was conveniently redacted. what are senat.e republicans plan to do about this? this only happened a couple of hours agthis onlo. a se senator tom cotton is a us senator from arkansas, a senator with chuckfrom grassly gets up there and read something like this. it's pretty significant. its impactn chuck . what c >> what changes if these recordings exist

but the overwhelming majority of members of congress, kaylee in support of the indian prime minister expressing the support in well round of applause. now the prime minister spoke about the shed values of the united states and his country, saying that india was the mother of old democracies. he also said that india and the us had a shared vision and a shed destiny. this clearly appreciated by the members of congress of the joint houses here who reacted warmly throughout that speech, as i said, with a number of rounds of spending of patients. and might tell us about the kind of the level of the state visit here. so it's been, it's been quite over, stops, have been pulled up as far as i can get a yes, very much so. um you had a private dental that the prime minister had with the president uh 24 hours ago. you have this address to the joint houses of congress. it'll be a formal state, the lights on this evening. so the rich carpet has really being laid on for the indian lead to a clear indication of how importantly, president biden sees the us relationship with india. it's very clear th