megan, back to you. megan: thank you, james. joining us is dr.ob lehman at goddard space center, a helio physicist. talk to us, today's solar eclipse will look very different from what we saw seven years ago, right? dr. lehman: cooler than it did last time, cool in the sense of wow. megan: not cold. dr. lehman: no, because it's like a million degrees. a minimum amount of activity. it's a 11-year cycle and 2017 was closer to minimum and april 2024 is the maximum of that. we'll see the maximum amount of dynamism and all the activity and it will look -- we'll see rays shooting out. sarah: does it increase activity and a chance for new discoveries and increased science? dr. leamon: greater activity levels means we have more chance to see what the sun will do in increased radiation levels or increased activity eruptions that will affect the earth, thanks that -- megan: how does it affect the earth and how do we study the effects? what tools do we have to study those effects? dr. leamon: radiation or chunks of the sun that hit the earth and those affec

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megan fitzgerald reports. >> reporter: tonight hamas releasing another video showing two hostages. 47ear-old amri miran, and american israeli 64-year-old keith siegel. this undated video is the first time the two have been seen during their 204 days in captivity. keith, who works for a pharmaceutical company, and aviva, a kindergarten teacher have lived kibbutz for 40 years. they were both taken by hamas october 7th. but aviva was released during the last deal 51 days into the war. aviva with their two daughters releasing this video tonight. seeing my father today only emphasizes to all of us how much we must reach a deal as soon as possible, she says. aviva saying, keith, i love you, we will fight until you return. this latest hostage video coming just days after hamas published this footage of american israeli 23-year-old hersh pollin goldberg. nbc's raf sanchez speaking to his parents on thursday. >> initially, you know, we were just crying. this was a tremendous validation, and on the other hand we see him, he's in captivity. >> reporter: many more families tonight desperate for a

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megan. sure. michael, we appreciate it. sure. michael said it, not us >> our guys let's discuss more we're now with democratic congressman robert garcia of california's a member of the congressional progressive caucus congressman. thanks so much for being here. i know you're california and abortion rights, reproductive rights. i mean, they're pretty safe there in california unless of course the president loses in the fall, donald trump becomes president and you have a republican congress, then i suppose things are different. but what is your reaction to this ruling and arizona and what do you hope the president says? if he's asked about at this news conference coming up soon i'm going to first of all, it's obviously a horrific horrific de, in week four, everyone in arizona and we're going to be impacted in california as well, obviously, as we >> will face women and folks that really need this service, these abortion. we know is health care. we know that donald trump is directly responsible through his actions, through what he's d

. >> reporter: through megan's nonprofit, 3 million hygiene products have gone out to people in need.pired -- inspired to pack toiletries to give away after she encountered a troubling trend three years ago. >> what was so telling to me is how many of the people calling in a crisis were not able to meet their very basic needs. >> reporter: megan launched simply the basics in 2016, a nationwide nonprofit that gives out hygiene products for free for people who are low income or unhoused, the hygiene bank considers that one size does not fit all, that children need different sized diapers and people with sensitive teeth need special toothpaste. >> it became very clear to us, we have this incredible food based system in the country, but we did not have that for hygiene. >> reporter: they send the items to more than 200 community partners to distribute. the san francisco-based nonprofit also works with public markets. and individuals can reach out like one woman who called herself beja, she got help choosing what she wanted. >> everybody needs hygiene stuff, basic stuff to take care of the

for megan and her mom courtney zach's music and kindness have been a lifeline. >> so, megan, what wasough your heart at that moment? >> we were at a point in my life where we didn't know if i would make it another week. i finally had a feeling had happiness and being carefree that i hadn't felt like in so long because i was just so overjoyed in the moment. >> courtney, how special is it to all of you? >> it's just nice to know that she has a little place to escape. we have never been more supported and felt more loved in our whole lives because of people like zach who just decide to take a moment and spend it with megan and getting to know h her. >> our thanks to jose diaz-balart. thanks for watching "early today." i'm jessica layton. have a great monday and, remember, it's >>> this morning, tens of millions under a severe weather threat as another storm system makes its way across the country. is the west coast already washed out. nbc meteorologist violeta yas here with what's next. >>> cranes now starting to remove the twisted steel from that c

advil dual action. >>> back with me are rene graham, megan hayes, and wilson.palm beach, he told the billionaires he will keep their taxes low. he said this last night. this is a headline out of nbc news, that is what he was going to do. let's take a look at the campaign video from the biden re-election campaign slamming truck for promising tax cuts to billionaires. >> when he thinks the cameras are not on, he tells his rich friends quote, we're going to give you tax cuts. that makes me mad as hell, quite frankly. >> the hypocrisy is just outrageous. this is what he says to his billionaire friends, not quite what he's saying at his rallies. >> we have a plan. asking his good buddies to begin paying their fair share. >> this is a buddy film i never thought i would see, sanders and president biden together there, but you could talk about you know, billionaires cheating the system out of money by not paying their fair share of taxes, but does it resonate? >> there was a column today in the washington post quoting a poll that said 57% of republicans actually do thi

megan simply got her dates wrong and was ultimately alibied.earance at the shopping center was just an unfortunate coincidence. megan felt terrible that they were thinking that she had been part of it. narrator: now detectives concentrated on their primary source of evidence -- jack's truck, and in it, they found something that revealed lots of information about jack's final days. kimble: jack reid's logbook was in the cab of his truck. that logbook was used by jack reid to write down all of his jobs. narrator: this logbook indicated that jack's last known appointment, apparently with someone named charlie, was at a specific address in the new hampshire town of deerfield. this was a large house connected to an even larger horse barn. the owner, mike connors, said he didn't know jack reid and denied knowing anyone named charlie. detectives weren't sure what to make of this. they also weren't sure what to make of mike connors. houle: he was probably the most nervous person i've ever interviewed in my life. he was just shaking. for a person that h

megan free back and her volunteers got inspired to pack toiletries to give away after she encountered a troubling trend several years ago while heading up san francisco suicide prevention. >> what was so telling to me was how many people calling and were not able to meet their basic needs. >> megan launched simply the basics in 2016, a nationwide nonprofit that gives hygiene products for free to those who are low income or unhoused. the so-called hygiene bank considers that one size does not fit all, that children need different size diapers and people with sensitive teeth need special toothpaste. >> it was very clear to us that while we got this incredible new distribution person in the country, that you could get nutritious food and food for different dietary needs. we did not have that for hygiene. >> the basic hygiene items went to 200 community partners to distribute. the san francisco-based nonprofit also holds public markets. >> individuals can reach out like one woman who calls herself dacia. she came in and got help choosing what she wanted. >> everybody needs hygiene. female

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if we can do what megan suggested, we can make progress. in a uniform way. >> so if i think of myself as an observer, political debate spikes around mass shootings and in the absence of data, you say that is where we should focus solutions. it is a problem, but there are t wo other places i would want to look that drive a lot more harm. the first is community-based violence. senator, your comment on the increase in research, we know more about incidents, and also how to stop it will reduce the burden. greg, take us through a tour of what we know. greg: research has pulled back the veil about why homicides rise and we look beyond suicide. the narrative dominated by mass shootings, it is interpersonal violence fueling the numbers. one huge thing we learned is what is happening in communities. there is a stereotype that inner-city violence is driven by gangs and criminal activity. but that is not the case. 70% of community violence in shootings are not connected to a felony. 89% are not connected to gangs, but the narrative dominated how we th

so, megan, what was going through your mind and your heart at that moment?know if i'd make it another week, and i finally had a feeling of happiness and being care free that i hadn't felt like in so long because i was so overjoyed in the moment. >> courtney, how special is it to all of you? >> it's just nice to know that she has a little place to escape. we have never been more supported and felt more loved in our whole life because of people like zach who just decide to take a moment and spend it with megan and getting to know her. >> and megan tells me that zach and his family have been asking her for updates on how she is doing. all the best to this extraordinary young lady. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can reach me on social media and watch more from our show on youtube. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports" former president trump spends easter on social media railing against the criminal charges against him and the judges

megan cassella is live with the details. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank.rd from the chips program. taiwan semiconductor is on track to receive $6.6 billion from direct grants from the commerce department and up to $5 billion in loans from the chips program. it is expected to tap the tax credit as part of the program to provide another 25% in eligible spending. tsmc is expected to build $65 billion with two factories. the focus is on the two nanometer chips to power a.i. systems. they will support apple and amd and nvidia. this is the first time the chips will be produced here in the u.s. all three factories will be operational by the end of the decade. this is likely to create 6,000 jobs. this should be the largest foreign direct investment in arizona state history. r gina raimondo said this will boost supply chain resiliency and make this a hub of a powerhouse. this is the third award from the chips program. commerce at $22 billion left in grant money. there will be more announcements in the coming weeks. frank. >> megan cassella, thank you very much. gin

michael singleton, megan hayes. megan, let me go to you first there was this really frosty relationship between the president and prime minister netanyahu that was just getting frost. your frankly, before we saw what took place over the weekend that iranian attack, which really i mean, i think shook up a big chunk of the diplomatic community but your sense of it, this relationship between the president and the prime minister, it seems to be improving and maybe as michael oren was saying a few moments ago, israel did not go overboard with this retaliated strike last night and perhaps that will keep things on an even keel. what do you think? yeah, i tend to agree with you. i think that netanyahu is trying to walk fine line here without angering the us more than they've already done so. and, you know, obviously the reports are saying that we did not green light it also their reports from the news today that the media inside i ran is actually saying, we don't know who this was and sort of downplaying it within their own

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. >> megan, the stallion is getting sued. megan, the stallion.he's accused of fat shaming and harassment in a new lawsuit from a former cameraman in the suit million or says that after a night out in spain, he was in an suv with the rapper when she started having apparently with another a person next to him. now, the lawsuit also claims that. megan told garcia to never discuss what he saw and berated him and fat shamed him. garcia says he was also overworked and underpaid when he brought these issues up to megan, he says he was fired, making solar says that she plans to fight the lawsuit in court, calling it and attempt to get money. >> going take a break. it's 7.56. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news access to shelter. we're leave. that's the only 2 options at the san jose mayor is giving some people that are living in encampments right now. is the city build new housing? we'll explain. and a man is fighting for his life this morning after being hit by a car. we're going to tell you what officials know so far in a officials know so far in

>> megan? >> megan? >> so? so, yes . so >> megan? >> so? so, yes. so this >> megan? >> so?s is >> megan? >> so? so, yes. so this is how the cas report is affecting, the sandyford clinic in, in scotland, which sounds like, they're making changes. could be considered a hate crime in scotland these days as well. they've got to be careful of that. and, i find it interesting. the clinic has said patient must always be patient safety must always be our priority. why do people make so make statements so many people make statements nowadays? and mean, of nowadays? and they mean, of course i mean, course it should be. i mean, that be. that should be. >> when was it not? >> when was it not? >> know exactly, but it's like >> i know exactly, but it's like those you in, those signs you see in, businesses we abuse businesses saying we take abuse of very seriously. you of our staff very seriously. you should. yeah. you only need a sign say we don't care, abuse sign to say we don't care, abuse our staff, enjoy yourself. but it also need this . it also you need this. >> it's interesting tha

. >>> a photographer who worked for megan thee stallion is suing the rap star claiming he was unfairlyd and abused as her employee. emilio garcia claims that he was put in uncomfortable situation -- situations including being forced to watch her have sex with another woman and was then fired after being berated and fat shamed by the rapper. lawyers for megan thee stallion are vowing to fight the lawsuit in court calling it an attempt to embarrass the singer. >>> a singer jelly roll is taking over the music charts, but you won't find him posting on the internet. his wife, brunnie x-o, telling listeners of her podcast "dumb blonde" that her husband was tired of being fat shamed and bullied about his weight so he opted out. >> my husband doesn't show it to you guys, but i'm going to have a vulnerable moment here. it hurts him. >> the podcaster went on to say that people should be careful what they say about others because you never know where they are mentally. >>> and the british royals released a new photo of prince louis to mark his 6th birthday. the photo, credited to catherine, princ

. >> and megan some interesting investment closer to home. >> i really am. our colleague, teresa picked it. it's still an attractive buy. you might not a part of the company that very much a bearings market which is in pretty much every type of machinery you can imagine. it's not something that's going to knock your socks off but it's more of a defensive play that regulation i keep you up at night. >> all right thank you very much and megan and andrew and jack. check out this week's editio edition@barron's.com that is all for us to pray to see it next week. from the fox. maria: happy we can to all walk into the program analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. biden in new york friday aborting the epicenter of campus chaos as anti- israel protests spread like wildfire across the country. you can't hide usc you cannot hide. from the river to the seat palestine will be free. >> this is fascism. maria: hundreds of people arrested from massachusetts to texas and california bring the university of southern californ

. >> reporter: so megan launched simply the basics in 2016. the nationwide non-profit that will give hygiene products for free to people who are low income or unhoused. the so-called hygiene bank considers that one size does not fit all that children will need different size diapers. people with sensitive teeth need special tooth pastes. >> so it was very clear to us that while we've got the food distribution in the system across the country that you can get food for different dietary needs. we did not have that for hygiene. >> reporter: simply the basics will send them to more than 200 partners to distribute. >> and we could do that. >> reporter: individuals can reach out like one woman who called herself deija. >> everybody meets that stuff, you know, basic stuff to take care of themselves. it's a really good thing. >> and which brand is your go to? >> reporter: they found more than just a physical need. people tell her that taking care of themselves means they can focus on other goals. >> and tooth decay has reduced, which we know leads to

megan, we look forward to your coverage.catch janet yellen when she sits down with sara eisen on monday. >>> coming up on the show, signaling signs of headwinds. why exxonmobil is looking to downplay expectations of the upcoming earnings release. >>> if you haven't done so, follow our podcast. if you miss "worldwide exchange," check us out on spotify or apple or your podcast app of choice. "worldwide exchange" will be right back. (grandpa vo) i'm the richest guy in the world. hi baby! (woman 1 vo) i have inherited the best traditions. (woman 2 vo) i have a great boss... it's me. (man 1 vo) i have people, people i can count on. (man 2 vo) i have time to give (grandma vo) and a million stories to share. (grandpa vo) if that's not rich, i don't know what is. (vo) the key to being rich is knowing what counts. >>> it's 5:29 a.m. in new york. there is more here on "worldwide exchange." markets are trying to build momentum after the mixed session yesterday. why our next guest is questioning whether the big tech rally leading the ch

hayes it's tough way to start the morning morning let's be honest. >> but megan, >> this is a scenario where we saw donald trump tried to say, say two cameras, he wouldn't sign a national abortion ban he did seem to say that the democratic governor of arizona would straighten out what's going on in arizona. but the bottom line is that reality that americans are living in right now is because of the things that he did when he was president in the united states? >> yes, that is correct. i don't think we should forget that and i don't think voters will forget that november. i also think he's just trying to muddy the waters and say whatever he can to get elected, which is not different than what he said and 16 or in 20 and what he'll continue to say in 24 >> doug hi >> what is your view of what? donald trump is trying to do and whether it will work to convince people that he is in a different place on this, then he has been well, what he's trying to do is muddy the waters are some extent he's trying to be nuanced, which is something that donald trump doesn't do very often, maybe doesn't do

the only real bright spot form is as megan mentioned, abortion, everything else. he's underwater to trump on. he has to fix that. he has to stem that bleeding. >> and we're not even talking about the third party factory. we have to we have to go time is tight, but if you put in rfk junior cornell west some of these states, it just is going to be sort of edge of the seat stuff on election night. i would have to assume in some of these states. >> absolutely. and i think that the third party kmt is just like it did in 2016, are going to play a factor, but i also think the one advantage that the president biden has is the cash on hand. and that's going to really helpful in a lot of these battleground states. >> absolutely are dug, megan, thanks very much. nauta was development in foreign president trump's classified documents, case special counsel, jack smith is blasting judge aileen cannon saying her jury instruction requests reflected a quote fundamentally flawed understanding of the case that has no basis in law or fact, cnn's zachary cohen joins us now zach, i mea

but you can't get in to see a specialist to get that diagnosis. >> reporter: but megan wasn't taking no for an answer, and finally got an appointment some 2,000 miles away in boston. >> i was desperate. i didn't -- i wasn't going to lose my daughter. >> reporter: she is not alone. delays for most doctor appointments are at an all-time high and only getting worse. the latest data shows in the nation's 15 biggest cities, it takes about 26 days for a new patient to see a physician, same to see a heart doctor. and for an ob/gyn appointment, a month or more. dr. elana jurkiewicz at stanford medical center calls it a national crisis. why are patients waiting so long to get an appointment with their doctor? >> this is a trend we're seeing in every clinic, primary care, specialty clinics across the country. doctors' time is being sucked up by administrative tasks. doctors' time is being spent on electronic medical records, paperwork, dealing with insurance companies. >> reporter: that burnout part of a perfect storm. why so many doctors are leaving. by 2036, it's estimated the u.s. will be s

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joins us now to explain why we're seeing a surge in legal action against the administration hi, megand business groups tell us they're pushing back against what they see against regulatory over reach. the chamber of commerce filed 15 lawsuits against the obama administration in its first term and then just three against trump. but they expect to file at least 22 lawsuits against biden by the end of this term they're not alone either the american bankers association signed on to four lawsuits against biden bank regulators in the last 18 months or so after not suing any for the last decade these come as total regulation has increased under biden, according to one metric from george mason university. they say they're choosing to sue when they see agencies acting outside the limits of their authority. >> we went from a time where we would argue about a particular regulation to a period where the concern is about the direction as a whole and the sustainability of the system >> now, the white house says it is fully confident that agencies are acting within their authorities. and they say th

the family decision will be made by the family, not by megan alone. that clarified nothing, of course, except that republican elected officials, especially presidential candidates, do not mean what they say about abortion, they never have. they have always been posturing, and none of them ever wanted to deal with the reality of their position on abortion, which we are now dealing with, and the people of arizona are dealing with tonight, having been thrown back to 1864. to live by a law written by one man who no one elected to anything, back when arizona was a territory, a half-century away from becoming a state. make america great again now means make america great the way it was in 1864. when the territory of arizona was fighting on the side of the confederacy in the civil war to preserve slavery in america and imposing laws on women and doctors and nurses that everyone in arizona has to live with tonight. the democrats in the state legislature in arizona tried to repeal that law today, and the republicans blocked it, and so the republicans in arizon

. >>> rapper megan thee stallion facing bombshell allegations from her former cameraman. >> the rapper's now being accused of harassment and a hostile work environment. her attorneys are denying the claims and saying she'll fight the lawsuit in court. blayne alexander joins us now. what more do we know about these allegations? >> reporter: they're pretty startling allegations, ladies, this is a lawsuit that came out yesterday in court and in it a former cameraman of megan thee stallion is basically saying that he worked for her at some point in that capacity as a cameraman, couple of years ago he accompanied on a trip to ibiza, he saying after a night out of partying he was riding in a car back. he said in the lawsuit that he was embarrassed. he was mortified and offended. then he said things started changing the next day. he basically don't discuss what you saw. after that he said that her behavior began to change. he says when they got back to the states the amount of bookings started decreasing until his services were ultimately terminated in the summer of last year. >> blayne, has me

nbc megan fitzgerald is following it all from london. what is the latest, megan? >> reporter: these negotiations have seen more dead ends this breakthroughs but hamas said yesterday is previewing a new report from rioterers and they plan to travel for cease-fire talks to cairo. the new videos are giving new energy to these negotiations and hope to the families back home. this weekend hamas releasing another video showing two hostages. 47-year-old amri mirran and this american israeli keith segral. the video is the first time they have been seen in four days in hostage. they have both lived here 40 years and both were taken by hamas on october 7th. but evivo was released during the last deal 51 days into the war. here she is with her two daughters releasing this new video last night. seeing my father today only emphasized to all of us how much we must reach a deal as soon as possibly. she is saying, i love you and we will fight until you return. this latest hostage video coming just days after hamas published this footage of american israeli 23-year-old hirsch pola

thank you for telling your story. >> thank you so much. >>> sandra: megan and trevor think you an alertedy family live on your screen ahead of the president's speech we know president biden has the screen left they arrive in philadelphia to endorse president biden. so the entire kennedy family there on stage is endorsing the current president for his next run in a show of force against rfk jr. what a moment this is, gillian. >> it's notable too, sandra, because rfk jr. is running specifically he says because of president biden's leadership he finds a lot of gaps there he says he is prepared to fill a lot of folks, a lot of pollsters think this could be one of the best years for a third-party candidate since essential in the 90s when ross perot jr. was running. >> just about a dozen members of the kennedy family showing their formal endorsement. we are told and the broader kennedy family is mostly shunned rfk's campaign calling into dangerous even as the candidate himself looks to capitalize on his last name and family history. that is live in philadelphia and the president will begin sp

what do we know from this video, megan?ithin the last few hours, we are receiving that video showing the two hostages, one is an israeli citizen, the other is 64-year-old israeli-american, keith siegel. it is important to note that these are videos released by hamas. these hostages spoke under duress and msnbc has not been able to independently verify when or where it was filmed. in this video, siegel is very emotional. both men are expressing their love for their family. siegel, to give you some background here, he was taken from his couplets along with his wife on october 7th. his wife, aviva, was released 25 days into that war, after the last deal and has been very vocal ever since. in fact, she spoke multiple times to msnbc news, calling for the release of her husband, and advocating for a deal to bring home these hostages. i want you to listen, too, to a little bit of what she had to say. >> keith looked at me, and i could see that he could hardly breathe. i don't know if any human can understand or imagine what it is