i said, "where's ken?ome to feed the dogs. " i said, "so she's there by herself? well, who does that? >> by the time detective cambra got to the hospital, he had been told what tammie and tiffany had suspect. that shirlene had taken or been given an overdose of pills. he also heard from medical personnel. they thought ken's behavior seemed strange. though no one, including the ambulance driver, could quite say why. >> he also related that the husband was acting suspicious. >> did he say how? >> he said he -- just the way he spoke and the way he acted. >> suspicious? >> yes. >> when detective cambra heard that ken left the hospital while his wife was lying in a coma in the icu, he wondered, was ken going home to cover up a crime scene? and when cambra checked to see if ken had a record of any kind, he discovered, yes, he did. >> i did pull police reports of ken. ken had been arrested for abuse. >> it gave cambra pause and made him consider what he'd already heard from tiffany. >> that her mom had said she w

the voice mail that police believed helped lure ken to his death. >> hey, ken.at phone. >> the detectives pulled out a search warrant. bianca was home when the police arrived. >> it's surreal. you have -- there like roving gangs of toddlers who are ripping everything apart. they turned our sofas upside down. took out the light. they took out my toaster. i mean, they take everything apart. >> a ballistics report told police the murder weapon was a 9 millimeter handgun. chris, was an avid collector of guns and among them, police found an empty case for a springfield armory 9 millimeter handgun. what do you know, the gun that went with it was missing. chris wright was arrested and charged with the murder of ken dolezsar. >> there's a massive sense of disbelief. he was being completely taken out of the blue. and for no reason. >> the loving husband who cried his way through romantic comedies. a cold blooded assassin? impossible. it quite literally was impossible for chris to have killed ken dolezsar that morning. he had an alibi. >> he was in the loft. i was there.

ken chesbro's attorney in the courtroom now. this is going to be happening in a few minutes. we will keep a close ear to this and eye on this. we will bring you updates as they come in. elie and katelyn and nick, thank you. >>> coming up for us, the idf is saying this morning that the majority of the hostages captured by hamas are still alive. what more detail we are getting about that. we will bring to you. >>> and also, then, the developments on capitol hill, jim jordan is not backing down. the congressman said that he's pushing forward for a third vote on the house floor as he tries, again, to become the next speaker of the house. it's all about to unfold. we will take you there. >>> and we have more breaking news coming out of israel this morning. the idf announced this morning that a majority, is how they describe it, of the hostages taken by hamas terrorists that are in gaza now are alive. now, we are talking about men, women, children who were kidnapped during that brutal assault and massacre in that terror attack by hamas nearly two weeks ago. it is unclear what the i

ken, thank you very much for being with us this morning. as athena was just telling us, robert card is military trained, he is a certified firearms instructor and he has recently reported mental health issues. can you help us understand how this would change the approach for law enforcement who are trying to find him? >> yes, well, good morning, kasie. this is very fluid situation as was said. this is a person of interest. they have not definitely made the can eksonnection to mr. car this event, but certainly looks like he may become a suspect in this case. card is a firearms instructor, member of the national guard there, so he is a very dangerous person, a person well trained with this weapon. he first entered a bowling alley and shot up the bowling alley and then moved to the bar and grille where he he shot a numbef people there. an he moved then to lisbon and dumped his car. we don't know if he got into another vehicle there or a boat or if he went into the woods there. still a very fluid situation where this is still early on in the in

the next vote that we're going to be dipping in for will be congressman ken buck, another nay on jordan. his issue also different, kasie hunt, again, not a moderate against jordan, ken buck a very conservative republican from colorado, his issue is -- >> elections and whether or not joe biden actually won the election fair and square. big picture, jake, i just think we are watching the formal installation of donald trump. there have been so many ways in which this has happened, but this is a moment crystallizing it for me, as the current singular entity republican the republican party, this is an institution whose glass doors were broken. there were gun shots fired outside this chamber. the members had to evacuate in gas masks on january 6th of 2021, when a pro-trump mob stormed the place and as we were discussing before, jim jordan was and jamie reported about his insfl involvement in that, they are moving to install him now as the speaker of the house. it is the more moderate not in ideology, but in temperament, members of the republican congress who have been -- >> fact based. >> but

ken paxton, what has been the impact? people have come into america illegally on joe biden's watch. >> well, it's taken a huge economic impact on us. we've spent billions of dollars trying to defend our border, billions of dollars on education, health care. crime is has increased dramatically as a result and, of course, many, many of our children are dying from fentanyl overdoses because the border's wide open. it's having a dramatic impact on my state. i know that this is not staying in texas. this is going to impact the entire country for not just years, i think decades to come. maria: this is incredible. brenna bird, weigh in hear and give us a sense of what you as an a.g. can do about it. ken paxton, i know you're about to put more lawsuits pushing back against this federal government. you've been suing the administration. brenna, what can you do? >> yeah. well, we joined together and work with other a.g.s to hold the biden administration accountable by suing them. they need to fulfill their constitutional duty to sec

colorado republican ken buck is one of the people that we have listed as firm no right now, because ken buck has asked jim jordan to acknowledge that donald trump lost the election in 2020, and jordan would not do it right there, and apparently he would not do it in privately to ken buck, and that is notable. >> absolutely. and what that means is if jim jordan is the next speaker of the house, standby to standby. and joining us is political analyst for the washington bureau chief for the "boston globe" is jackie kucinich, and what is your best guess of what is going to happen today, because jim jordan saying there that he is going to do whatever it takes to become the speaker and get it done today, and yes, that is speaking to how many rounds he is willing to go, and also to wheel and deal which is what got kevin mccarthy into trouble. >> that is the question, right. jim jordan is not known for the willingness to wheel and deal, but that is part of the job with speaker, and particularly with this latest breed of speaker. you really do have to make a lot of deals in order to, and have a

okay, let's cross over to uh ken stone, uh, you can also talk to us about the issue of the failure of the united nations security council implement any form uh of ceasefire, humanitarian ceasefire, but also i want you to address uh the matter was brought up by mr. mcgovern, and that's the the gaz war spilling over into uh something wider, a regional conflict, so to say, the russian foreign minister had uh over the past uh few days warned of this turning into a regional uh conflict as being quite serious. well i have to agree with the uh russian permanent representative in that matter, mushroom into a war or confrontation between the great powers would be an awful scenario. um, i think the reason that the us has sent two aircraft carrier uh groups, in the past couple of weeks and there announced that the sending two more, which is huge amount of force is to deter. uh any possible participation or any possible intervention in this war um by hezballah by the islamic republic of iran to try and help to try and save the people of gaza from genocide or from an ethnic cleansing, so it's a ma

ken gray, thank you very much.h. ken gray, thank you very much. thank you for helping us watch in real time. i appreciate your perspective. >>> just ahead here, hamas releasing two more hostages in gaza as you saw. we'll have a live report from tel aviv. >>> and then there were eight. we'll get into the speaker's race and the latest candidate to drop out. >>> good tuesday more than. i'm kasie hunt. it is 5:30 on the east coast. one of the two israeli women released from gaza just hours ago by hamas spoke to the media from a tel aviv hospital where she and another former hostage have been treated. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> president biden said monday all the hostages will have to be freed before the u.s. will ever consider pushing for a ceasefire in gaza. >> why did you -- >> ceasefire, have the hostages release and then we can talk. >> and u.s. continues to stand behind israel. humanitarian crisis in gaza is deepening. one hospital now completely without power. hamas accuses israel of a crime against humanity. rafael romo is live in

well, you also saw, you have your guest earlier ken buck, ken buck from colorado, very conservative,istrict, he seems to be dug in here against jim jordan when it comes to this. you go further down the list and you see other republicans, kay granger from texas, safely republican district. she's voting against jordan. mike kelley from pennsylvania, safely republican district, he's talked about this idea of patrick mchenry maybe becoming an interim 30-day speaker of expanding his powers. you get jen kiggans and joe biden carried this district by two points. there is a mix right there and, again, the bottom line if five, if five who voted against jordan dig their heels in and absolutely refuse, he's not going to get the number. he's not going to get elected speaker so it sets an interesting stage for the upcoming second vote that apparently is going to happen because you want to see how many of these folks who voted against jordan on this first ballot, how many of them were kind of getting a frustration about the process of the last few weeks out of their system and are willing to get o

thank so much for being with us, ken. well, ken, let's look at your, i'd like to hear your overall assessment uh of the situation, because even today was day 10, we still see the resistance actually inflicting damage up on the israeli regime, even clearing out the caneset as uh missiles uh uh were fired in that direction, and the cirons went off. i mean, your overall take on that side of things and and what the resistance. have been able to do? the resistance uh should be supported uh and it's impressive the uh the man that they managed to put israel its back foot for so long because israel vastly uh vastly outrages uh the the capacity of the resistance in the in the surround. areas so uh from our part uh we support the resistance uh against israel's genocidal attack on gaza and we had demonstration in hamilton ontario yesterday of 2000 participants uh we we had the mar we had rally at city hall and we marched around the downtown core uh also there are a number of initiatives here in canada uh to try and hold the trudo go

in ken chesebro's trial. reason is they have been saying all along they had a motion to sever their trial saying we don't know each other. we have no idea what the other person did with respect to this conspiracy. now, the judge under the law i think properly rejected that argument because it was one large conspiracy, and the conspirators don't have to know each other or what they were doing, but from fani willis's point of view, does she really want to put on witnesses about events that permit the defendant to get up and say we have no idea what she's talking about. we had nothing to do with that. she doesn't have to prove up those particular allegations in ken chesebro's trial if she doesn't want to, and that raises this complication because the state cases are going to take a long time, jury selection may take months in ken chesebro's trial. we may not ever get to hear sidney powell's testimony about her involvement before jack smith has to go to trial. so there are all sorts of ways this could play out in

ken stone, would you add anything to that? uh of course um the reactions coming from arab countries necessarily doesn't have to be in a military form uh they can start um collectively for example uh sanctioning uh israels recalling their ambassadors maybe swapping the normalization deals with them something along those lines well do agree that the arab countries could scrap the normalization agreements and could retract their ambassadors and strong statements, that that's all in the normal line of diplomacy, and they could do it uh today, why haven't they? um, i don't know, i'm not privy to the their innermost thoughts, but it may happen, i'm thinking that there are a couple of things that the other your other guest, mr. mcgovern, whom i greatly respect, didn't mention, and that is that the us and israel are putting lot of pressure on the neighboring. countries right now uh to keep them in line, for example, israel has bombed the uh aleppo and damascus airports for the end time, i don't how many times they've done it, and i th

. >> george: we'll hear from the hill, plus ken buck and pete agui aguilar. and -- >> while the ashes may have settled, our hearts still ache. >> george: two months after the west maui fires, mola lenghi reports on the return of tourists and the lahaina residents pushing back. >> george: good morning, and welcome to "this week." all-out war has broken out in the middle east and all signs point to a long and glblood yay war. it began with a surprise attack to hamas. it came by land, sea, and air with paragliders, speedboats, motorcycles and rockets. hundreds have been killed. hostages have been taken. it's being called a 9/11 moment for israel, and prime minister netanyahu promises that they will retaliate with a might and scale israel has not yet known. tanks are rolling towards the border. the shock waves are spreading across the region and the world. foreign correspondent james longman starts us off from tel aviv. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. i'm at a strike site in central tel aviv. you can see this building entirely destro

we reached out to one of the counsels for ken chesebro, he said he has no comment right now, he's still working right now to try and process this news, process this development. so, that indicates he also was caught off guard by this guilty plea today, guys? >> blayne alexander, thank you for being with us. and on the phone, katie phang, msnbc legal contributor and host of the katie phang show and former federal prosecutor barbara mcquaid, also an msnbc legal analyst. >> and barbara, i want to know, what could this now potentially mean for the other co-defendants in this case? >> i think this is a really significant development. you know, prosecutors often talk about it as the dominos falling. sometimes one pleading defendant can cause others to re-evaluate theirtion so we had the defendant earlier, scott hall, who entered a guilty plea, lower level offender, buto doubt had some influence on sidney powell's decision to guilty today. right up until the last minute. but i think that kenneth chesebro has to think about it and everyone else involved in this case now knows that in addition t

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what role is she going to play in now the ken chesebro trial?going to play in the future trials? when you talk about somebody like sidney powell, that certainly is something we're going to be watching very closely. >> blayne alexander and catherine christian, thank you, ladies. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, the return to our coverage of the israel hamas war, the new pressure on regional leaders as anger boils over after the gaza hospital blast. >>> and inside president biden's trip to israel, a journalist who traveled with president biden joins us right after the break. joins us right after the break this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastructure. for these services. for the 336 million of us living here. ♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm p

we're joined by ken buck. thank you for joining us this morning. do you have a candidate?> i do not. i am not going to support anybody until the conference figures out spending. it was one of the issues with kevin mccarthy was there were a number of promises made. we've got to come together over a spending number and then start looking at the candidate who's going to get us there. >> george: how are you knock get agreement on that before you get agreement on a speaker? isn't that what brought mccarthy down? >> no. i think -- what brought kevin mccarthy down first of all is he made a number of promises to a number of different groups and when the time came, the continuing resolution, he could not deliver on those promises and so we had 90 -- more than 90 republicans vote against his continuing resolution that he put on the floor. the speaker issue is going to be brought to conference. we're going to be able to have a family discussion. when we leave that family discussion, i believe we're going to be united. i think it's going to happen on wednesday or thursday of this week

oh hi, ken. >> hi, ken. >> with the radio. >> watch barbie. under the big lights, a special screening of the box office hit will take place at a bay area ballpark later this month. good morning. it's tuesday, october 17th. >> yes, starting with a check of traffic with gloria. yeah well, you know what? >> let's get a look outside right now because we're going to get a check of that sigalert that we've been following for the past few days. so this is a live look at your richmond, san rafael bridge. and of course, there was that deadly crash there last week. so those right. three lanes are still closed this morning. that could create some slowdowns a little later on. right now, though, no slowdowns because it is early, but those lanes are expected to reopen on thursday. and let's get a live look outside. also on the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it is very, very foggy out there. this morning. the metering lights are still not on right now. so it is moving pretty smoothly out there this morning. it'll take you about 13 minutes to get from the

there was supposed to be the trial of ken chesbro and sidney powell starting today in fulton county.t is canceled because both of those co-defendants of donald trump who wanted to go first and were daring the prosecutors to try their case, they both are pleading guilty to various crimes that they are charged with in georgia related to the 2020 election. chesbro in court this morning -- or this afternoon, just after noon, taking this guilty plea deal, agreeing to cooperate, and also as part of this deal implicating donald trump. essentially he is admitting that he was coordinating with the trump campaign to organize fake electors in the state of georgia and elsewhere, get them together so that there could be an effort to overturn the election or stall the certification, the transfer of power of the presidency in washington, d.c. in january of 2021. here is what a prosecutor outlined today as all of the mention that ken chesbro is agreeing that he did after the 2020 election as part of a felony plea deal. >> the defendant created and distributed false electoral college documents to ind

ken: we think there's more to come.e have all been waiting patiently a number of high-yield investors waiting patiently, looking at the tea leaves and things like the senior loan service survey would imply they should be higher than they are so this is a bit of a catch-up. a lot of companies got the financing they needed done in 2020 and 2020 one which were back to back record years. nominal yields new significantly higher and that is helped as well. if you look at it, companies at a number of different industries have been operating at record profit margins so they have had extra cash. to not worry so much but i think that is going to change here. katie: when you think about refinancing risk, potential maturity walls. we look at the 2024 and beyond, how real are the risk? ken: the answer for 2024 is the risk is not enormous because there is very small portion of the market maturing in 2024. 2025 it is a different story, almost 10% . companies do not wait in the high-yield market until the last minute until they refinan

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ken chesebro is not interested in defending anyone. he's not interesting in defending trump, anyone, but he didn't implicate anyone he implicated himself. now a part of his plea deal is if he is called to testify, he will testify truthfully. he absolutely will. however, i don't think that's a guarantee he will be called. and personally, i adopt see how his testimony hurts donald trump, but if he's called to testify for the state, he will testify for the state. if he's called to testify by my friend who represent donald trump, he will testify for donald trump or whoever else calls him to testify. he's just going to come tell the truth and whatever side if that helps them, this is up to them. >> so you say he hasn't implicated anyone. but if called to testify, why else would there be a plea deal if it doesn't mean that it can potentially implicate or inkrim nat the biggest fish among the cocon sspirators and that woulde the former president. >> so i'll turn it around a little bit. i don't think this plea deal was an indication that there

joining us on tonight spotlight we have mcgovern, former cia analyst. and ken stone joining us uh from the hamilton coalition to start the war from hamilton ontario. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. mcgovern. sir, how many more innocent palestinians have to be murdered in order for the international community to say enough enough? the big question here is whether there'll be a wider rooge. there are people in washington trying to provoke that, there'll be no limit to the atrocities in gaza, there'll be no stop to them, there'll be no ceasefire even for resupply, if that obtains, so the premium right now is not to be provoked, not to regard so called retaliation by the us against iranian sponsor terrorists, play it cool and wait for the chinese and the and the russians to work their will in the security council failing that in the general assembly. this is where it all started, of course, when israel invaded its neighboring countries in 1967, un unanimously condemned it in un security council number 242, it call for the withdrawal of the occupy forces and it s

. >> defense attorney for ken chesebro tells cnn we just saw video of ken chesebro signing a plea deal. we were under the impression this he was offered a deal, but the source familiar with those discussions happening last night said it was not clear whether he would take the else deal. now telling cnn on the record just moments ago, ken chesebro, the elected architect of the fake electors plot, one of the key attorneys here in promoting conspiracy theories and widespread voter fraud theories that were not true in the wake of the loss of donald trump has take a plea with the fulton county district attorney's office. this is a monumental win for district attorney fann fani wil. and i'll toss it back to you as we get this courtroom underway. the judge now addressing the courtroom. we should hear the details of that plea agreement amoment now. >> thank you so much for the significant reporting. i want to go now to paula reid. you have been doing a lot of reporting on this as well. t into context just how big a deal it is that for the second day in a row, we are seeing people in donald tru

have any leads, and students told us that makes them more reluctant to be here on campus lester >> ken dilanian, thank you. >>> watching for dangerous weather tonight in the southern plains with severe thunderstorms possible in parts of texas and southern oklahoma. dallas and oklahoma city are in the risk area for large hail, strong winds, and isolated tornados some areas could see as much as 5 or 6 inches of rain and possible flooding. in the atlantic, we're watching tropical storm philippe it's moving north and could brush northern new england, especially maine, with heavy rain this weekend. >>> caught on camera in oregon, a deadly plane crash the small aircraft seen plunging out of the sky and crashing through the roof of a home about 25 miles outside of portland authorities say two people on the plane, a flight instructor and student pilot, were killed. a third was injured. all are in their 20s those inside the home got out safely >>> here in new york, opening statements today in the trial of sam bankman-fried, the former cryptocurrency ceo accused of orchestrating one of the bigge

i want to bring in ken dilanian, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent.t's becoming increasingly clear that there was major concerns about robert card's mental health this summer and in recent weeks from military commanders and members of his family. two senior law enforcement officials tell me that card's army reserve commanders referred him to in-patient psychiatric treatment over the summer after they became concerned about his comments he had been hearing voices and about threats he made to the base. we're told he spent about two weeks inside a psychiatric facility, was treated there, released. it's unclear what happened after that. but his sister-in-law said his family was raising concerns with the army reserve about what they viewed as card's increasingly concerning mental status. she said we reached out to make sure everyone was on the same page because he is someone who does gun training. we were concerned about his mental state. she said her husband went back and forth with the army, but it's unclear what actions were taken. she said they were fo

as a matter of fact, i disagree with my very good friend ken buck.t jim jordan will get the 217 votes. right now he has 21, 22 people that haven't voted for him but jim is showing he's an honorable man trying to earn that support and not usings d.c. cartel to st strongarm them, trying to find out exactly what their issues and concerns are and trying to earn those votes and i believe he will. he's only had two votes on the floor. kevin mccarthy too 15 rounds to finally secure the speaker's gavel with six of us just voting presence so he could do so. i am sure that jim jordan will be able to secure the speaker's gavel. >> is ken buck part of that d.c. cartel? >> i didn't say any of the members were part of the d.c. cartel. i said that the d.c. cartel tends to try to use arm-twisting tactics to persuade members to vote certain ways. >> he is trying to convince them. right? meeting with them, trying to convince them. he's actually lost support over the course of votes. he delayed a plan to have a vote clearly for fear that he could lose even more votes t

maria: ken, thank you so much for weighing in. ken leon joining us there. we will take a break. back, missouri congressman and member of the armed services committee mark alford is with us, we'll get the latest on the speakership vote as more americans are souring on president biden's response to israel. we'll continue with breaking news out of the mideast as well. stay with us. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. this she■s a hero moment. even today, only a quarter of stem graduates are women. they'd go, oh, you don't look like an engineer. there is this preconception. some things are for boys. but diversity drives innovation. my goal is to really flip the script. pick something that you love and go for it. how do we live in space? how do we live on the moon? i want to help figure that out. you can create the blueprint. if you can s

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sidney powell flipped on trump and now wisconsin's own ken enl chesebro took a plea deal.hat happened in court today? >> reporter: this was a stunning development out of fulton county as part of the plea deal, ken chesebro has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit false documents and it is a felony count but he's also going to pay a $5,000 fine and do 100 hours of community service and he's agreed to testify for the remaining co-defendants in this case and that includes former president donald trump. after ken chesebro took this deal, i spoke to his attorney scott grubman outside of the courthouse and i asked what he would say to critics that believe that chesebro has turned their back on the former president and a snitch. >> he didn't snitch against anyone. he went in this and accepted responsibility as one of the minor tag on charges in the indictment. and that was that. i mean, i could absolutely tell you that, again, if he's called, he'll go testify and answer their questions. but i would disagree. i don't think mr. chesebro snitched, i think it decided for hi

so a call immediately went out to stow police detective ken mifflin. >> when i got there, i saw the firetment still putting out the blaze. someone had taken probably a pipe wrench to disconnect the gas line. and it was blowing out natural gas. it was a very large roaring sound. >> at that point, the gas hadn't ignited? >> no. it could have possibly blown up. the person who set the fire poured gasoline all the way to the gas meter and on top of the gas meter. >> the idea was fire starts, the gasoline goes to the gas main, and possibly destroys the house, and everybody in it? >> absolutely. >> mifflin found the purk family sheltered at a neighbor 's house, and asked the father, scott purk, to step outside. >> we actually went over to my unmarked detective bureau car, and we sat in my car, where it was nice and warm. >> the first question is, who would want to burn down your house? who are your enemies? >> exactly, right. scott said he really didn't have any. there was no one he knew that was so angry at him that would want to try to harm him or his family. so, the investigation basically t

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nbc's ken dilanian is there. >> reporter: chaos on a college campus with heavily armed police pointing rifles at frightened students in their dorm rooms. >> turn around. >> reporter: while searching door to door after a shooting at baltimore's morgan state university late last night. >> they were just, like, basically pointing the guns at anybody that they seen first. it was kind of scary. >> reporter: students packing up and heading home today as the university canceled classes and homecoming events. even postponing its football game. >> we're all going home. going home to safety. all our parents are not letting us stay. >> reporter: five people, four of them students, were shot and wounded. >> she's hit. >> reporter: when gunmen opened fire in the direction of a crowd in front of a campus dorm. treated in the hospital for nonlife-threatening injuries, police saying they were unintended targets in a dispute between two groups and that the gunfire came from more than one shooter. >> it was crazy. just seeing people that you see around every day, just being shot. >> multiple windows sha

i'm ken wayne. we're learning more tonight about what went on during those tense minutes sunday aboard that flight. prosecutors say 44 year-old alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson was sitting in the jump seat behind the pilot in the cockpit when he began pulling at the handles of the planes, fire suppression system, which if he had been successful, would have cut off the fuel to the plane's engines. prosecutors say he has admitted to doing that. now faces both state and federal charges conference. dan kerman joins us now live in the newsroom with the details on this. you know, the big question has been, how could someone like this do something like this? court documents tell a story of a depressed man in crisis grieving the death of a friend. also a man who only 48 hours earlier had taken magic mushrooms. tuesday afternoon. alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of second degree attempted murder. >> and one count of endangering an aircraft. the pleasant hill man was ha

i'm ken wayne. police are investigating 2 shootings. it broke out last night, one at a bowling alley. another at a restaurant. >> at least 18 people are dead. many more injured. this happened in lewiston, maine, which is that state's second largest city. police say that 40 year-old robert card is the suspected shooter. officers say that he's an army reservist and you can see him in pictures that are released by officers holding what looks to be an assault rifle. authorities have been searching all over the lewiston area. even nearby states right now they are at home calling at the home of the suspect calling for the suspect and anyone in that building to come out into the driveway law enforcement has been using a megaphone to try to do this. the city of houston is now under a shelter-in-place order

ken, i'd love for you to talk about this as well. primary republican argument against the ira and clean energy policies is exactly that, right, that we are dependent on china for the -- china dominates the supply chain. the clean energy policies are making us dependent upon china. we heard john podesta say all of the figures which i'm sure you know off the top of your head as well of china's dominance in critical minerals, et cetera. is there true to this? >> well, there's no question that china is pay ahead of us in most of these areas and in dealing with climate change. they're way ahead of us because years ago, with the big bump up in 2015, but before that, they determined that they had to make enormous investments to deal with their environment and with climate change and its impact on the environment, and so they've ramped that up dramatically. we did not. now we're eight to 10 years later, the chinese have done a tremendous amount in including getting control over entire value chains, and we're now jumping in, you know, with bo

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congressman ken buck is here. >>> and a motion to vacate of a completely different kind. pelosi evicted from her private office during the turmoil on the hill. i'll get reaction from democratic congressman jason crow. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc's garrett haake who is on the hill for us. now we know jim jordan, steve scalise both officially running. how is this race shaping up and what are you hearing on the hill? >> reporter: well, chris, we start with these two candidates, but i don't know that we'll end with just these two. these are perhaps the most well known members of the republican conference l standing here. scalise, the current number two behind kevin mccarthy, long time member of the conference, a significant support base, and jim jordan, a founding member o. house freedom caucus, leads the judiciary committee, a key figure if the impeachment area. announcing his decision, he says he basically got drafted into this race and made an interesting claim about where he thinks he can draw support. listen to w

ken dilanian, we don't usually see him in court. he said he's going to show up in the past but he hasn't done so, at least in new york. what did it mean today to have him in that courtroom? >> that's right, katy, and he's not required to be here. it's a civil trial, but he chose to be here. for one thing, he got a moment that was broadcast widely where he got to denounce the proceedings and get his point of view across as only donald trump can do, saying things that have been refuted by a judge in his partial summary judgment ruling last week. it's important to remember. most of the contested issues in this trial have been decided. the judge has ruled that donald trump committed massive fraud. the real question in the trial is going to be the damages and the remedies, whether he will have to pay $250 million as the attorney general is seeking. for trump, it almost appears this is as much about politics and image making as it is about the law because he may be figuring that, look, he's already lost with this judge. the judge has made

so we'll see whether a federal judge in washington can do that, jose. >> and vaughn, there is, as ken talking about obviously many legal implications to what's going on inside that courtroom in new york. but there is also the political implications that the former president has already been exploiting. >> that's exactly right, and this is an opportunity to also make money for his campaign. he has sent out fund-raising emails and text messages over the last 24 hours. we have seen them work to profit off of the mug shot that was taken in fulton county georgia. for donald trump, he did not have to be here in person, but instead he chose to stay the night in trump tower and motorcade to lower manhattan to appear before the cameras and the judge and alongside attorney general letitia james. for donald trump, making himself the political martyr here is such an important element of his legal peril here because ultimately, it will be the judges and juries that find donald trump, whether he was liable in these cases or guilty of criminal charges in the other four criminal indictments that he f

i believe that the leader of the labor party is a ken doll on beach.ch ken stands on the sand in his flip-flops looking out to sea, not doing anything constructive to stop. after his speech today , transgender activists took up arms; they did not like the fact that the prime minister presents himself as a bearer of traditional family values. we shouldn't be bullied to the point where we believe that people can be any gender they want, they can't, a man is a man and a woman is a woman, and that's common sense. i can't imagine how scary it was to hear. so divisive words: this breaks my heart. i can't believe the uk prime minister is using his influence to promote anti-transgender hatred and transphobia. shame on you, rishi sunok. sunok drew parallels today between himself and margaret thatcher. as you know, she had a tough style of government. he found himself in the prime minister's chair not as a result of elections, but after a series of scandalous resignations of his predecessors. within a year , he... managed to achieve popularity. the ratings of th

ken, tell us about this plea deal. was it a big surprise?a huge surprise because it had been reported that she and her co-defendant kenneth chesebro had been offered plea deals as long as ten days ago. they waited until the last minute, the moment of leverage before the trial. it's a significant blow to former president trump. we all remember that she was the lawyer who was making some of the most outlandish claims of fraud in the 2020 election. she blamed george soros, the governments of cuba and venezuela. she became known as the kraken. in a television appearance, she said she was going to release the kraken in terms of election fraud lawsuits which she did. none of those were successful. she can come in and testify about meetings that she had with former president trump discussing these allegations of fraud. that could be very powerful evidence. she's now the second person of the 19 defendants in georgia to have pleaded guilty. >> laura, talk to us about the conversation within the trump legal team in reaction to this news. the fact that