. >> now let's check in with nbc 's mauro baron who is with the -- impeach delaware and also gary grahamrockville joins us from capitol hill. morrow, we are starting with you here. we have president biden's executive order to protect reproductive rights. that is certainly now upright in place. however, the question now is how much of an impact is going to have? >> well, alex, even the white house admits that this is just a start. there is only so much that the president can do by executive action. to help what they say is with the supreme court overturned. president of over 50 years, the right to an abortion no matter what. so right now, the president signing this executive action protecting the fact that people across all states should still be able to have access to medication abortion, should still be would have access to contraception. they also want to be able to protect the right for anybody seeking an abortion to travel across state lines. but this is, and i should note to you, protect patient data privacy online as well. and so this is something that they are directing to hhs to

joining me now is nbc -- 's in the city of tennis here where the actual blast took place. lot of the destruction in the city where you are. what is going on and what more are you learning about the lives that were lost? >> hi sam, three missiles at the town center here. one of those missiles created this crater here, the missile weighed 1.7 tons. the force of the blast was so big sam, a completely destroyed this building behind me. and as you mentioned, it killed 23 people, dozens more were injured. some of them were in critical condition. and the vast majority of people who were killed were women and children going about their daily lives. and as you mentioned, one of those children was elissa, a four-year-old girl with down syndrome. on her way to speech therapy class with their mother. we spoke to a lady who owns a house opposite this building, she came running out of her house after the rocket hit this town center. she was confronted with lisa's lifeless body. let's take a listen to what she had to say. >> when i went out, i saw a terrible picture. there was this child

that's not all the news that's coming out tonight from the doj 's investigation. nbc news is reporting that marc short, the vice president, excuse me the vice president's former chief of staff mike pence, appeared last week under subpoena washington d. c. federal grand jury, investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the wall street journal adds that greg jacob, pence's legal counsel also appeared before a grand jury, and the journal reports that jacob call the grand jury, quote, during that meeting on the fourth, i think i raised the problem that both of mr. eastman's proposals would violate several provisions of the electoral count act. mr. eastman acknowledged that that was the case, that even what he viewed as the more politically palatable option would violate several provisions. both jacobs and shorts gradually appearances indicate that the department of justice's investigation has actually now gone beyond the capital rioters, to include perhaps people involved in the so-called fake electors scheme. meanwhile, the january six committee may be done with

. >> a source familiar cipollone 's testimony tells nbc news he has been a cooperative witness within the parameters of his desire to protect executive privilege for the office of general counsel. the panel subpoenaed cipollone after catchy cassidy hutchinson's bombshell testimony late last month, detailing how he urged white house staff to keep trump away from the capitol on january 6th. >> mr. cipollone said something to the effect of, please make sure we don't go up to the capitol, cassidy. keep in touch with me. we are going to get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen. >> mark, something needs to be done, or people are gonna die and blood's gonna be on your effing hands. even with this testimony done in private, there is anticipation in washington that cipollone's interview will be played in public as soon as this week. at the watergate hearings in 1973, president nixon sins white house counsel, john dean, was the star witness. i began by telling the president, that there was a cancer growing on the presidency. and if the cancer was not removed, the

in s nbc contributor betsy woodruff swann is back and mike schmit, washington correspondent and msnbcl security contributor and dan goldman is here to keep us honest, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and the lead counsel for the democrats during donald trump's impeachment trial and is now running as candidate for congress from new york. take us through this piece of reporting from you and your colleagues about garland's probe into the insurrection that now at least seems to touch on questions about trump's conduct? >> my colleagues write about today is the concern in the department about how it was drawn into partisan politics in extraordinary ways all of the way to 2016, and whether the department did the right thing or the wrong thing or whether the attacks on it were justified or not, the department found itself in the midst of politics in ways that basically led joe biden to run on a platform of trying to re-set the department and depoliticize it and it led to merrick garland. he wanted to choose someone that was seen as a political and someone that would

frank figliuzzi is here, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence and an, in s nbc national security contributor. we are joined by nicholas gru for politico and yamiche alcindor, nbc news washington correspondent and also the moderator of "washington week" on pbs. yamiche, i'll start with you. one of the remarkable things this committee has done and one of the risky things it did was to set the expectation up here and every hearing has exceeded what people thought they were going to see. what do you expect tonight? >> what i expect tonight is new information and new details about this sort of black box which is this 187-minute period that bennie thompson, the chair of the committee has always said is at the heart of this and it's that time period that three hours of former president trump was watching this on tv as a mob of his supporters broke into the capitol and tried to bring american democracy to its knees and during a time period when he decided to do absolutely nothing and then when he sort of was doing nothing proceeded to form a mob that was directed specifically at

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all three have pleaded not guilty >>> what sfun inis fun in the s without a little competition one rule no pros allowed. from nbcon has the story >> reporter: sand castles have gone to the dogs in this case, clifford the big red-dog taking shape on the bellemare beach in this castle contest. and clifford stood out to us, even his obligatory water bowl is this the work of professionals? >> just seasoned amateurs. >> reporter: you show a skill to me >> thank you >> reporter: nearby a sand shark was taking shape, soon to include a toy head inside the mouth. isn't that kind of a little macobb re. >> yeah, but we're not going to make it super gory where when i asked alex, are you afraid of the water now? >> no, i love going into the water. it's amazing >> reporter: kids were busy carrying water from the ocean to their art. here the face of tilly was about to take shape. the icon of asbury park. it is divide into age group. not just skill but originality is critical. so how's this? three blind mice see them in the sun. two friends hoping they'll outrun the competition >> a bunch of people with competition. >> reporter

nbc news. and harry litman, former u. s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general. thank you all very much for being here. jill, let me start with you. so, pat cipollone spoke to the committee for eight and a half hours today. just how important is's testimony to the work that the committee is doing? >> based on what we know, from cassidy hutchinson, and other witnesses it is very important. first of all, he would corroborate some of her testimony and take away any questions about her total credibility. that is important. but more importantly, he was in the room with the former president. he was there. he wasn't overhearing conversations. he wasn't hearing mark meadows say this is what the president wants or this is what the president said. he was in the room. so, he could really be a john dean of this hearing. he could be the one who takes it to the next level. >> harry, here is what the washington post has reported about trump and cipollone's relationship. this is interesting. though cipollone has been a fairly reliable public ally to trump, he is not close to the

s&p reporting results. we got them from comcast, the parent of nbc universal reporting that the first time ever it is not addednd customers. we also get reports from mark, pfizer, apple and amazon. >>> meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram reported the first revan decline in its history. results are dragged down by a drop in ad spending as the economy slows and competition from tiktok heats up. ceo mark zuckerberg said meta is slowing the pace of investments and hiring and expects to get more done with fewer resources. >>> and apple has hired a former executive from lamborghini to help lead the design team on its long rumored apple car project. bloomberg reports that while at lamborghini this leader oversaw vehicle dynamics and worked on models such as the hurricane. some form of apple's car project has been in the works for years under the name, project titan. it's said to be a fully electric and self driving vehicle. since there are so many early adopters of apple products, you can bet that when we finally get a chance to buy one, they will be everywhere. >> no doubt. >> thank you . >>> one bay

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white house doctor says biden likely contracted the ba.5's the variant of omicron, now the most prevalent covid strain in the united states. nbc news has confirmed the identity of one of two americans believed to have died in ukraine's donbas region. state department has declined to provide any further details on how the two u.s. citizens died. families of luke lucyszyn says the state department informed the monday of their son's death. breaking this afternoon, at fair port, knew your man was arrested and charged with assaulting congressman and republican nominee for governor lee zeldin. authorities say the 43-year-old david -- assaulted the congressman additive and thursday. the congressman escaped serious injury from. that more politics nation with reverend al sharpton when we come back. politics nation with politics nation with reverend a for immune support. boost® high protein. ♪♪ it's the all-new subway series menu. twelve irresistible new subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! come back. in two seconds, a vacationer will say... yeah, i'm going to live here. only to realize

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jonathan: that was janet yellen on nbc over the weekend, from new york city this morning. good morning, it is a price action on the sthe yields higher, by five basis points. crude up 1%. the euro showing a little bit of strength as we get a couple of policymakers talking up the euro-dollar. of 2/10 of 1%. if we get that negative gloom on friday the second quarter, the second consecutive quarter in america, expect a ton of pushback that sounded a lot like secretary yellen over the weekend. can you call it a recession when we just turn that 72,000 payroll? tom: a reason to stay with us on tv and radio, kate -- jp morgan really parses it out. if you have domestic final sales, they seem to be a little soft, but they are looking for a surprising export growth. they parse out to 0.7% positive statistic. it was an odd weekend. for those of you worldwide, maybe you are cool and collected, we are not. within that was a jewel of an essay by stephen eisenberg. most importantly, stephen eisenberg is 81. it was the most emotional essay by someone of that vintage of trump, of five in, and he just said giving up, announced one ter

s toture. having it feels great. >> reporter: tenants plan to celebrate model will be used throughout the bay area. in the future in oakland velena jones nbcnews to pass along, a brave girl finally discharged from the hospital after the uvalde massacre. they are chanting her name. 10-year-old maya walked out of the hospital today one month after being critically injured in the robb elementary mass shooting there in texas. her family said it's a miracle that she even survived. she passed out roses to the staff member that cared so deeply for her. the nurses at that hospital are calling maya their hero. >> and will smith has publicly apologized to comedian chris rock for that slap heard around the world and he did it on instagram. >> i've reached out to chris and the message that came back is that he's not ready too talk and when he is, he'll reach out. and so i will say to you, chris, i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable. and i'm here whenever you're ready to talk. >> in the nearly six long minute video on his instagram, smith says there is no part of him that thought he did was the right way to behave. you remember this? it hap

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. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to musk's office at tesla for comment about twitter's lawsuit and did not immediately receive a response. back to you. >>'sk you. >>> up next, stars being born. the incredible images captured by nasa's web space telescope. . >>> the year is 2022. scientists around the world are poring over the stunning series of images captured by the web prame space telescope, our first real look at the far reaches of space. 1 billion years back in time. here's nbc news correspondent, jake ward. >> you're looking deeper into space than any human ever has, new images from the $10 billion james webb space telescope reveals shows stars of being born stars dying, and galaxies dancing so intimately they will soon merge. last year, as nasa was packing it up for lunch, project manager bill oakes was still sweating the telescopes details. >> we have about 323 on a 40 single-point set of items on this satellite. a single thing that could go wrong and ruin it. >> reporter: but it worked. james webb now has its array out. >> reporter: along with scientists from the 14 partner countries that contributed, he is celebrating. >> now it

cnn has reported that the witness trump 's alleged to call is quote, a member of the white house support staff, who was talking to the house select committee. nbcs not independently verified that report but according to cnn, the call was made after former trump white house aide, cassidy hutchinson, testify publicly to the committee. the white house staffer was in a position to cooperate part of what has hundreds and said under oath, according to the sources. and quote. cassidy hutchinson's included multiple explosive revelations about the former president's behavior during his time in the white house including accounts of the president becoming physically aggressive with members of the secret service. and throwing food across the room that white house staff had to clean up. joining us now is the former federal prosecutor joyce vance. joyce, good evening to you. let me first are by getting your reaction to the news. it's important because of the potential for this to be witness tampering. right? the idea that whomever it, is in this case is a pretty important person, the former president of the united states calls someone, who might know somethi

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s office saying, "the people have determined that we cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant was not justified in his use of deadly physical force." brooklyn for the nbc show law and order became the scene of a real-life homicide earlier tuesday when a worker who was enforcing parking was shot and killed in a car. police say a suspect opened his car door and shot him in the face and neck and took off. this as the nypd continues to search for suspects in what investigators are calling serial attacks against women. in one case, the man is in grabbing a woman after jumping and grabbing her right on the sidewalk in central park. the latest data from the nypd shows major crime has skyrocketed by 37% in the big apple. grand larceny, auditor, burglaries and robberies. remember the case of lady gaga's dog walker who was shot. a major clerical error led to the early release of one of the suspects in the case, and now, the u.s. marshals are ordering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the capture of 19 year old jim collar jepson who was charged with the violent dog-napping. he is armed and dangerous. >> shannon: laura ingle, thank you very much. to shark