kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> in 60 seconds, he's one of the most sought after football stars for the draft. why police now want him arrested >>> arrest warrants have been issued for a college football star and top nfl draft prospect police say jalen carter is facing charges for a january crash that left a teammate and a team staffer dead here's miguel almaguer >> i would like to, but jalen carter has got him again. >> reporter: widely considered the nfl's top prospect, tonight arrest warrants have been issued for 21-year-old jalen carter, who now faces misdemeanor charges of reckless driving and racing after a fatal accident in january that took the lives of one of carter's teammates and a university of georgia staff member athens police say hours after the georgia bulldogs celebrated their national championship, the superstar standout is suspected of racing another car driven by recruiting staffer chandler lecroy saying both vehicles drove in opposite lanes of travel and overtook other motorists. lecroy's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. her car traveling at

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kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> there is more to tell you about tonight.up next, our exclusive report on board a nato ship on the front lines, protecting against the russian threat to critical oil and gas lifelines. >>> back with another potential flash point between russia and the west. and an nbc news exclusive. nato adding warships and firepower to defend the critical oil and gas fields off of norway. tom costello joined a nato patrol on guard against potential sabotage or attack. >> reporter: take a close look. exclusive video from the norwegian air force of what it says is a russian nuclear submarine's periscope peeking above the water right over norway's oil and gas pipelines in the north sea. russian warships and fighters passing through sensitive waters between norway and scotland. for the norwegian navy, high alert. we spent three days, two nights on a priority nato assignment with a norwegian ship watching over the vulnerable drilling platforms, thousands of miles of pipelines, and the maze of internet and telecom lines that stretch from europe t

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kristen dahlgren, nbc news. desantis has not yet announced his candidacy, but is looking more like, more and more like the florida governor it's going to run for president in 2024. according to a source from its plans -- desantis is scheduled to make his debut in iowa later this month. yes expected to make stops in des moines and davenport, but this potential white house aspirations are not sitting well with a certain former president with aspirations of his own. according to axios, donald trump used to see if this is the only candidate who could go deep into the primaries with him. he plans to apple protects against the florida governor in the coming weeks. meanwhile, desantis has released a memo are this week, which is filled with, guess what? mentions of donald trump! it's already a top seller on amazon. nbc news capital hill correspondent, alan vitale, has more. >> ron desantis inching closer to a presidential bid. >> god bless you all! >> making stops across the country, huddling with donors last week in pa

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here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: tonight l.q. goldring is 1 of 104,000 people waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant. >> you don't even know the half of what the physical and mental pain that i have to hold on to every day and try to smile through it. >> reporter: living with kidney disease since 3, her first transplant failed in 2015. she's been waiting for a replacement ever since. >> is the system broken? >> oh, yeah, the wait list here in kentucky is five years. i've been waiting 7 1/2. >> reporter: but today, the federal government announced plans to revamp that system seeking to more than double its funding and inviting competition to the united network for organ sharing or unos, which has long been the sole manager of the nation's organ donations. >> part of that agenda is making sure that lifesaving organs are getting to people when they need them as quickly as they need them and that we need to build an infrastructure that supports that. >> reporter: 17 people die every day waiting for transplants. the system has long

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kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> we have a lot to cover in the second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, looks can be deceiving, that's how one federal prosecutor described a young woman charged with aiding the theft of nancy pelosi's laptop on january 6th. the latest inside the courtroom where she's been sentenced. >>> day three of a massive public school strike in los angeles, and now the mayor is stepping in. what teachers and staff are asking for, and can it bring an end to the strike? we have a live report from colorado where the body of a 17-year-old suspect was found in a wooded area miles from where he shot two administrators at a denver high school on wednesday. >>> plus, new developments on multiple investigations into former president trump. our nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments. i want to get right to vaughn hillyard, working hard, trump calling for all officials investigating him to be removed. it's not necessarily new, not necessarily shocking but give us the details on the latest on all of this. >> right.

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>> i want to bring in nbc's kristen dahlgren who is a survivor and who has been talking to medical industryr update. my first thought when you sent me this email was why haven't we done this sooner? talk a little bit more about the difficulty of finding cancer if you have dense breast tissue, and how this will help women and their doctors potentially spot this sooner? >> right, chris, and thanks for covering this. i know this so well because it's my story. i had a clean mammogram, and then four months later i was diagnosed with stage 2 cancer when i felt something in my breast. and so i didn't know anything about dense breasts. i didn't know that, a, it raised my risk of breast cancer four times or b, because it's such a fiberous breast that it doesn't appear on mammograms or it appears white on mammograms just like a cancer does. i wasn't having those conversations. so now the fda is saying that by september of 2024 all mammogram providers will have to tell women what their breast density is, and that's key because it's also going to encourage women to talk to their doctors about that and