vaughn, let me start with you.emed like a different ron desantis this week and one willing to be more aggressive going after trump. is this a sign for things to come? >> he went to sioux city, cedar rapids and des moines. he didn't name donald trump by name. for ron desantis what i continually heard over the course of this weekend from iowa republicans was, is he going to put in the work effort to try to unseat donald trump in iowa? he rolled out one-third of iowa republicans in the state legislature, have endorsed ron desantis, and he really -- he made campaign stops, retail stops very much like ted cruz did back in 2016 when he beat donald trump in the iowa caucus. if he has any shot to unseat donald trump in iowa, he has to do exactly what he did this weekend. >> congressman dent, can desantis run against trump without taking him on head on? >> absolutely not, ana. in my view, running a campaign, you have to draw a very sharp contrast. running around and saying you're trump-like, that is, you agree with trump's

vaughn, let's get to you with some of the latest. why is christie jumping in now?when we talk about chris christie, we have to go back to 2016. he was really that first credible figure that stood on stage and endorsed donald trump. after his tenth place finish in iowa and sixth place finish in new hampshire. rubio, kasich, cruz were in the race. chris christie, in a surprise move, endorsed donald trump. in the past years, he said at the time he thought he could shape donald trump into, as he said, a better candidate and better president. he said he was wrong. he said he made an error. he suggested that this go around that if he were to get in the race, which an advisor tells me he will, that he is going to, if he gets on the debate stage, go on the attack against donald trump, like in the sound bite you heard. i was in new hampshire with donald trump a couple weeks ago. he was going on the attack against chris christie calling him sloppy, saying he has a big mouth. this is for a moment, for chris christie, the numbers right now show him at 0%, 1%, 2% among the gop

nbc's vaughn -- is in des moines, or trump ahold a campaign rally tonight. vaughn, trump, anyone's team, are they saying anything about this new development that desantis is looking increasingly poised to jump in? >> look, it's no coincidence that donald trump is here in iowa. rhonda santas was the first one scheduled to be here. sort of ensue see the end cedar rapids. guess who decide to hold one of his traditional maga rallies, donald trump. here in the heart of des moines, in the center of the state here. donald trump released a video just yesterday, in which he made the case that ron desantis has a personality problem. of course, donald trump has made it clear, he will do it overtakes to win this republican nomination. and that starts right here in iowa, lindsey. >> vaughn, trump paced both good and bad news in our latest poll which came after he was charged and arraigned in new york for the alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels. two out of three republican primary voters feel the various trump investigations are politically motivated. and that t

i want to bring in vaughn hillyard and brendan buck. all right, brendan. if you just want to look at the numbers, you can say, okay, elon musk gets a lot of attention. he has 140 million followers on twitter. so if you want to make a splash, that's one way to do it. i can also see a scenario where in addition to every day on the campaign trail, ron desantis having to answer to whatever it is that donald trump said that's controversial, he also has to answer for everything that elon musk says is controversial, which frankly happens not infrequently. what do you make of this choice by his campaign to announce this way? >> i think that's a trade he'll make any day. the reason is the most important thing in a primary now and in politics in general is how many eyeballs can you get. donald trump dominates the stage. he blocks out the sun. takes away all or attention. that was always going to be the biggest challenge for anybody. how do you get enough attention to take back the stage? i think this is a really clever way. i don't know anybody with a bigger followi

joining us now is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard, former republican governor of north carolina msnbc contributor pat mccrory, and symone sanders townsend whose former press secretary for vice president kamala harris and host of "symone" right here on msnbc. we have so much to talk about. vaughn, first, what do you know about this becoming official from desan snis. >> on monday our team captured footage of potential campaign staffers beginning to move into headquarters in tallahassee. that essentially starts the clock of two weeks in which he must formally announce, sometime by the end of next week. we are waiting for that confirmation. we saw him in iowa him go out on the campaign trail with members of the super pac that have been promoting him. there was a campaign bus that was ron desantis for president. there were campaign staffers alongside him. it's a matter of how many days away are we and who else may jump into fray. glenn youngkin posted a video, it wasn't him announing for president, but it looked an awful awfully lot like this. >> governor mccrory, if and when desanti

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vaughn, as we continue to look at the photo here that police put out, be on the lookout, this is the person believe to be the active shooter. you lived in this area, what can you tell us about the type of area this is, the type of businesses, what people would normally be doing at 12:37 in the afternoon when the reports of those first shots came out? >> i think charlie gile provided a good look at this area. i've walked these streets with charlie. you're talking about in the heart of the day traffic not only from the business community but also those that live nearby. the apartment complex where i lived was just one block from here. you're talking about a building that is 30 stories tall. there's another apartment building right next door to that here. this is not just a business area, not just a medical facility, but also one that is highly trafficked by folks that are actually living in this community. when you look here at the map, this is what is so difficult here for authorities when you're trying to track this individual. you're talking about the 85 and the 75, those thoroughfa

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dangerous maneuvers from official kiev did not cause any reaction from her united nations organization vaughn said so, but the sortie of ukrainian terrorists in the russian region. we hear did not hear later added escalation, not good and really invasion of the country with the largest nuclear arsenal. evgeny belousov will continue the belli incident hardly a formality the beginning of the outgoing week passed under the sign of another pr of kiev to turn off attention and minimize the political effect of the loss of the now russian artemovsk. this is how one can explain the daring sabotage of ukrainian troops in the belgorod region of russia of strategic importance. on the course of the conflict. she did not show, but showed the true face of the zelensky regime, hundreds of other militants, wasted, this is nothing compared to a small media victory in the fight to zombify its own population on may 22, after intensive artillery shelling of the kuzinka checkpoint and other objects of the grayvoronsky district of the belgorod region, a sabotage reconnaissance group of the armed forces of ukraine

let's bring in vaughn hillyard for more. vaughn, this honestly just so disturbing.lieve to be found are grim and difficult here. you're dealing with the reality that of the seven one of them is believed to be the 39-year-old convicted felon, jesse mcfadden, who was arrested and ultimately served 17 years in prison after a 2003 first degree rape conviction. he was released from prison in october of 2020 and it was early hours of yesterday morning when a missing persons alert went out about 14-year-old ivy webster as well as 16-year-old brittany brewer who were believed to be accompanied by jesse mcfadden. he was actually set to go before a court on separate charges stemming from child pornography, and from sexual communication with minors. he did not appear at the courthouse yesterday. that is what ultimately led them to this property. again, when we say that there are seven who were found dead, one of them believed to be jesse mcfadden, two of them the 14 and 16-year-old but also finding out this afternoon that an oklahoma grandmother is saying the four other indivi

also with me is vaughn hillyard. i keep looking down because i've got this note from one of our producers in the room and he's going to be populating that note with the verdict. lisa, you've been inside this courthouse, listened to the testimony. which was a fast return of a verdict. >> totally a fast return. if you had asked me to project how long i thought this jury would take, it would have been significantly longer than around the three hours that it has taken them to get to a verdict and that suggests to me that the jury was swift and unanimous because in a federal court, a verdict has to be unanimous. if i had to guess are they unanimous in favor of donald trump or carroll, i'm going to say in favor of carroll. i always thought there would be a number of jurors who would find her story compelling and there might be a couple persuaded by tacopena. and more importantly, that the ten other witnesses that she offered for her case were similarly either malingering or persuaded to testify on her behalf as to expertis

vaughn, to you. trump watcher for a long time, since 2015, i think, in iowa one day on a rope line, as i remember. your first encounter. anyway, he is barred from reviewing the sensitive evidence without his lawyers present. what is the d.a. seeking if donald trump should violate the order? we know that he is not disciplined when it comes to speaking out in defiance or in opposition to what his lawyers are even telling him. >> reporter: right. everything we have watched from donald trump since those 2015 rope lines is evidence that the district attorney took to the judge in order to get this protective order, to bar donald trump from revealing the evidence that is presented to them by -- as part of the discovery process by the district attorney. when we are talking about criminal trial proceedings, there's the gathering of evidence. the defense counsel is able to look at what the district attorney gathered as part of their defense. what the district attorney's concern is that donald trump was going t

vaughn, that 62 years stood guard over the memory. now at the most numerous mass grave of the svetlogorsk region. here, 3,000 soldiers of the red army volunteer to leave, we do this with a pure soul and love, because we understand what a huge sacrifice our belarusian people made. a more eloquent place about the war than this empty classroom with a river of blood in the agro-town, the red coast. here is a memorial in memory of those kids who never i saw a peaceful sky because of the nazis and from the war, the red coast for the first time i told the world about the tragedy of a child during the war years in belarus and this place is called e, children's khatyn. these are children who did not draw their own sun, as leonid holst said, in the form of a red coast , the architect himself chose. apple orchard. here he brought it together while the children were sluggish and molded the kozma poklevsky palace of the late 19th century. here was the hospital for the german fascist invaders, the possession of all children was passed through this

vaughn feeling awake. i don't understand, that's what's in june falling in love is impossible.ciated his care and loyalty. come on, don't like this one. this is an advertisement for an insurance company. our loyalty and care. your guarantees, do not pay attention to the love of the unexpected will come when you do not expect it at all. here she is better. in my world there is no one but mother, now she is gone. hello, you are in a terrible mood, nastya, you are stupid, like a little one. it's just ridiculously funny. funny. so you think it's funny, right? funny funny, but it's a spoiled laugh, son. i'm actually saying something else. let's go help the control? and then the head does not cook. do you want me to call you a taxi? pack up and get out. she left early for school. it's impossible for everyone in the morning. she went to her room yesterday, i saw. what don't you understand? sit down hysterical i've been with children for many years , parents very often come running to me. here in horror that their children have done something obscene. they propriety is most often the f

i want to go ahead and say -- and bring vaughn in here. it sound like they know the person's identity. they're not releasing it yet, but what can you tell us here about some of the mental health treatments here at this facility? >> we know that there is -- we're talking about a medical facility that is 20 floors. we know it has a vast number of tenants inside of it. from my first glance, i am not certain of the extent to which mental health facilities are in this unit, but we know that there is family care. there is urgent care. there is primary care. there's a vast number of types of tenants providing different forms of care here. you know, this harkens back to the shooting at the tulsa hospital just one year ago when in a similar situation there was a gunman who entered and targeted specific doctors at that medical facility in tulsa. so if, in fact, this is a targeted event here you're talking about a hospital medical facility that is 20 floors. it's 169,000 square feet, and so as jim was just outlining here, working through methodically

dogs, rapids support forces and local alms groups is escalating in west on for some of the west. vaughn is happening in l janina. well, the 300 people reported have been killed and re some days agencies, a warning of catastrophic conditions for civilians. meanwhile, the sydney's all me says it's repelled, advanced by the rapids support forces in under non it says equipment including heavy owns has been destroyed. but north of con, 2 men, bari, the rapids, support forces say it's gain control of several military bases. it's really speak just allegedly showing the capture of 770 soldiers. 3 of the top us cabinet secretaries have testified for congress and a red joint appearance on the perceived threat from china. the room that proposed budget codes with seriously undermine washington's ability to compete with the asian power of an official reports from capitol hill. the huge international rather than followed china flying a spied balloon over america, has deeply impacted relations. the 2 biggest global economies are also the 2 biggest competitors. deeply baked into that competition of sec

vaughn joins me from manchester, new hampshire.ir feelings about donald trump after essentially growing up with him? >> reporter: right, i think it's important that we kind of put this all into context here when we're talking the 17-year-old, isaiah, the first gentleman you're about to hear from, he was 9 years old when donald trump entered the equation. he says he remembers being with his grandmother watching one of his early rallies in 2015, 2016. the likes of nikki haley are calling on this new generation of republican leaders, you're seeing right now in some of the early data that some of the youngest voting republicans are those most ardently behind the former president in hopes he gets a shot at the white house. the second young woman, katherine who's a sophomore in college in new hampshire that are looking to potentially a new voice. i want to let you listen to part of our conversations. >> i've seen the trump presidency. i liked how it went. i wouldn't mind having it again. >> former president trump has done a great job wit

vaughn, i do want to ask you about the reaction among supporters of trump.in new hampshire where trump will be later today. so far he's reacted saying this verdict is a disgrace. he called it, quote, a very unfair trial. he's still the republican front runner for 2024, is he not? any sign that this changes given the verdict? >> reporter: and let's be clear, in 2016 and 2020, despite the access hollywood tape and despite more than a dozen women coming forward with allegations of sexual assault or sexual harassment by donald trump, millions of americans clearly prioritized other facets of donald trump's political offerings over those allegations of sexual assault and sexual harassment. what we have now is a jury finding donald trump liable for sexual abuse and when we're talking about the extent to which this will change the trajectory of this political race, morning consult polling showed him with his largest lead since announcing his candidacy in november. 60% to ron desantis's 19%. what you see is a quiet republican field. you have not heard from nikki hale

vaughn, this is cheney making good on her promise to work to keep trump out of office.ould make that she's putting it out in new hampshire and the timing is interesting, too. >> right, i was there outside of jackson, wyoming last august when she conceded her republican primary. losing by a sizable margin. the words she spoke were that she would do whatever it took to keep trump from getting back into the white house. last year, that was endorsing some candidates in midterm elections and also spending money against lake and finchham. now this tv ad launching today in new hampshire before that town hall tomorrow night is her first tv ad of this 2024 cycle. take a look at a little bit more of it. >> rather than accept his defeat, he mobilized a mob to come to washington and march on the capitol. then he watched on television while the mob attacked law enforcement, invaded the capitol and hunted the vice president. he refused for three hours to tell the mob to leave. there has never been a greater dereliction of duty by any president. >> now look. trump's lead has grown siz

great to have you here, all of you, vaughn, what were the key takeaways from trump last night?reporter: ana, there was a lot that was covered. number one, he suggested that republicans on capitol hill should be ready to take the country into default, if democrats do not negotiate massive cuts. he was pressed by kaitlan collins whether he believed russia or ukraine should win this war. he refused to answer. this is somebody who did not apologize when asked if he had any regrets about what happened to mike pence on january 6th. this is somebody who when he was asked what the details of a federal abortion ban that he would sign into law would be, he refused to give specifics but did not deny that he would sign a federal ban of some sort. i want to let you hear, though, part of when he was talking about the e. jean carroll liebt verdict here, and the reason we want to play part of this bite is also because of the audience's reaction. this is a room full of republicans that laughed as donald trump mocked e. jean carroll who is found liable to have been sexually abused just the day b

joining me on set to talk about it, vaughn hillyard, and barbara mcquade, former u.s.and msnbc analyst. you have been reporting on donald trump a long time, walk us through these latest moves and what they might mean for 2024. >> let's look at august. we expect the campaign on the political terms to pick up. you've got the iowa state fair, the first presidential debate lined up here, and so if a potential indictment and charges are coming down against donald trump and allies in august, you are looking at an intense intersection of the legal and the political here. for donald trump, since his indictment in new york, we've seen him jump in the polls by 20 percentage points. now, of course an indictment and an arrest is much different than facing the consequences, but i'll let barbara answer this question, if he were to face charges in august, when would that trial begin, and if we're talking about an iowa caucus, new hampshire primary the following february, a lot of this is providing donald trump an opportunity to continue, as we saw with the durham report, facts be dam

vaughn hillyard joins us. most republicans are remaining silent.tability should he win the nomination. >> reporter: what's unique about this moment, compared to the "access hollywood" tape dropping in october of 2016, or the course of his four years in the white house, or in the lead-up to the 2020 election was when our great team on capitol hill were tracking down republican members of congress or i did my best out on the campaign trail to ask republican candidates over the last six years what they thought of issues involving donald trump, each time we so often heard from these republicans, well, the other alternative is a democrat, whether it be hillary clinton or joe biden. we have to make the decision. so often they would stand by donald trump. what is unique about this moment is that in this 2024 republican race is that there are other options from nikki haley to ron desantis and mike pence. for the first time, you are hearing some notable republicans up on capitol hill over the last 20 hours begin to question whether donald trump is electable

joining us is vaughn hillyard. good morning. attempt at the oval office. >> reporter: no, i think that's actually maybe what's notable about this. you go back to the huge 2016 field that took on donald trump eight years ago, and none of those other individuals from ted cruz to marco rubio wanted to throw their hat into the ring and take trump on again. that's where chris christie who finished in sixth place with just 15%, below the likes of john kasich and jeb bush, but he's giving this a second go. a source tells me he's going to launch this bid formally in manchester, new hampshire, at a town hall this upcoming tuesday. i want to let you hear from chris christie, though, two months ago, when he was answering a voter's question about essentially what would make this go around any different for him compared to 2016 when he and other republicans notably didn't take donald trump head on in the early primary months. take a listen. >> part of what happened in 2016, i'll be honest with you, we all made a strategic error. we did. look

. >>> joining me now is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard.ough everything you know. >> just the end of summer break, the start of the school year, for potential charges, not only donald trump who is in the cross hairs of this, but also potentially multiple electors, rudy giuliani, the georgia gop chairman. this has been a long time coming. two years of now investigations, of course the special grand jury issued its report and recommendations of potential charges, but now what fani willis is putting together is her presentation to go before a separate grand jury which will ultimately be the one to give the thumbs up to those indictments she seeks. >> she signalled that it would happen during the summer, right? >> correct. >> so this is even more signaling about when it would happen during the summer. she's also asking for security or she has asked for security around that courthouse. it does seem to indicate that we know where this is going. >> right. i mean, i don't think she would be giving it quite this much attention if she didn't feel lik

julian, you've run for president, you know, vaughn was commenting on that.ose two debates, those first ones that you really kind of, you know, you were like one of the stars of one of those early debates. is it too early in the campaign season to be looking at the tea leaves on this? >> i mean, it's too early and it's never too early, right, jose? we still have eight months until the republicans have their iowa caucus. we have nine months until the democratic primary in south carolina under their new calendar, but there is a blueprint as vaughn mentioned for beating donald trump in iowa and ted cruz used that blueprint largely based on evangelical support in 2016. this is where iowa's particular status as a place that lights retail politics, a relatively small state, 99 counties that if you hustle you can get around these places, not that many tv markets, and so it's not -- it'. it allows for somebody like ron desantis to build up his name, to be able to compete against donald trump, and we also know that trump might be in a vulnerable position now after the

i am lewis vaughn jones this is bbc news. hello.is for things to remain largely dry with some spells of sunshine, but within that big picture there are some subtleties, some nuances. in the best of the sunshine with shelter from the breeze it will feel warm, but where you are exposed to quite a brisk wind at times, it will actually feel fairly chilly. today, a little bit cooler than yesterday for many of us, a fair bit of cloud for northern ireland, western scotland and also for eastern and central parts of england, just perhaps getting into east wales, but for west and south wales and certainly south—west england, that's where we've got the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures up to 2a or maybe 25 degrees. tonight, a lot of the cloud will melt away. we will see maybe one or two mist patches where the winds are light. it stays quite breezy down towards the south and the south—east. an area of cloud rolling into some eastern parts of england. across some parts of scotland temperatures really will drop away. some places w

nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard is following the story for us, vaughn, what for can you tell usurning himself in to the johnson county detention center in overland park, kansas. jackson mccarthy is the brother of star kansas city chiefs quarterback, patrick mahomes but he's risen to his own prominence on his brother's coattails become a social media influencer, big on tiktok and instagram and this event goes back to february in which there was an incident on february 25th in which in overland park, kansas, a 40-year-old restaurant owner says that jackson mahomes not only shoved a waiter but then upon attempting to address him about that particular incident alleges that jackson mahomes then forcibly kissed her. she says that there are marks, bruises that show this and that there is surveillance footage that shows this incident play out. now, here this afternoon jackson mahomes is being formally arraigned set and held on $100,000 bond. the attorney for jackson mahomes has told nbc news the court has kept him from providing a current statement but back in march they did tell nbc at

with us now to take a look at all this, vaughn hillyard and charles coleman, a civil rights attorney and former prosecutor in brooklyn, new york. what is going on in georgia, what is the latest on that? and then there is the attorney's letter in georgia, is that a clue into some timing issues? >> right. we think this foreshadows the more specific timeline in which we could expect charges to be brought against donald trump or potentially more than a dozen other targets of this fulton county investigation. in a new letter just yesterday from the district attorney to more than 20 fulton county government officials including the chief judge in fulton county, she indicated that from july 31st to august 18th, three-week period, that most of her staff will be working remotely. she also made a request of the judges did not have in person hearings or trials take place at the atlanta courthouse there over that three-week time period. we already knew here that she was looking at kind of a two-month period in which she was going to have this grand jury convened, in which she would bring the char

what i need is main means i to see sort of edition on the vaughn says by wagner forces, you know, inside the cities that. ready have been quite attractive as uh, sort of advancing slowly. they seem to be less concerned about the loss of names and therefore, you know, they, they have an affective nice in that respect. ready that they just send men out even though their kids in the front of the next session on kinda on ponds. further broad, i think what is important to hierarchy said the group is not a known in baltimore intent. there is a mixture of other forces including a product from forces. i'm there in the parking lot of support also from i can i saw so. so i think that to, you know, that it is going to be important that you know, that um, engrossing is getting low on the nation, but it's not going to be a major turning point. i think what would have been a ready front is if he's, if it's full, say it's not a complete, it was thrown, that would have created a lot of chaos, you know, behind the enemy lines. monday's also explains probably why he's getting the information that he has r

vaughn came here yesterday afternoon. again burglary i'll go for a suitcase.ou know, i live here not far from my mother, but i keep in touch with my neighbors. i called in the morning, a neighbor said that the door was wide open revealed so clearly. and specifically, what was missing, you know mine it seems to be nothing, but we only have furniture here. and here, by the way, is a telephone with caller id. so what about the tenant? i don't know exactly. and that is, you rent an apartment, well, yes, the tenant's name is george. mm, such an intelligent young man of the month. you are going but listen, what if your intelligent tenant turned out to be a pig by nature and likes to scatter things himself, but i didn’t close the door. and if he realizes that something was stolen from him, there is a business card here, let him call. here is our business card apartment more beautiful, without that enough. fine. the people are gathering and that they gave nothing, maybe i have it, by the way, right now. maybe, or maybe, he is generally a mirage about a legend or a myt

the i didn't realize they were commemorated ministry the vaughn who to those 2 were brothers. 10 and by the my aunts lived with us. and they were very nice the the house my mother gave me these are, you know, they were supposed to leave just like we did is vacant. but they didn't leave them at 1st we didn't know how or where they died. yeah. you know, but the nazis kept exact records. it's exact. they documented where they were center in the city. and even on what day they died. the, [000:00:00;00] the adventures proud to live in bach, debach glen can seem like my early childhood was just wonderful. and otherwise my father was successful. we had an excellent car, mercedes by and see this. and we always took trips on weekends. and then so how strongly do you use if i have only fond memories of my childhood is doing this for now. the somebody is is see when i drive around here, it brings back a lot of childhood memories in the mood. this is where we're contented. so even happy in the future looked approximately 15 the leaves were survived. and that's the most important thing for you to

in addition, you have already been half a year to lyoshka vaughn, as you promised to go to the cinemah him, and while you are at the cinema, i will look at my shoes , i need shoes. okay, it's a deal. thank you for the use of service weapons, so that by the evening no one should disperse. a good question by the evening decided where we have a red corner. i'm afraid that this is not an interrogation, lie down to gather. it doesn't concern me. my weapon loupe and reagents concern everyone. okay, back to yesterday. according to our summary , the non-hijackers turned out to be surprisingly beautiful for you , not robberies. just start stealing in the hospital, the window was dropped off, they took a bunch of everything on on duty to me then the weapon in the red corner. got to understand? yes, hello, how are you? normally natasha, i'm not going to climb to you. i understand. you are an adult. you can do whatever you want. fine. i'm glad you understand. am i calling on business? we had a small shooting here and the men of some instructor were sent to shoot someone. no, no, no, it's okay. so

it was not a random act but vaughn boatner should be considered armed and dangerous. >> we believe he has ties to the area. he does have relatives who live nearby. those are being exploited. >> he worked for the college of san mateo. this goal has increased security. -- of the school has increased security. dan: new details about a southern california dr.'s attempt to kill himself, his wife and two children. a tesla drove by the doctor tumbled down a cliff on the san mateo coastline on january 2. amazingly, him, his wife and the two children survived. according to court records obtained by abc news, the doctor told repeatedly the authorities that her husband deliberately drove off the cliff. the report says she said he drove off. he is depressed. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off the cliff. pa to three counts of attempted murder. >> elizabeth holmes has to pay millions of dollars of restitution to those hurt by her crimes. an appeals court issued to the amount against holmes and her business partner. the court denied her motion to remain free as she a

not only is 17-year-old sidney vaughn an a student, but she's helping her community through developing a grassroots nonprofit to help the unhoused. check out her story later on the "kelly clarkson show" this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. >>> did you catch all the glitz and glam on display? >> shine bright like a diamond, and also a little humility. >> thank god we came. >> rihanna apologizing to the crew out there, showed up 90 minutes late for the party with a$ap rocky. hosts tried to fill the time until they arrived, but eventually they had to end the show before she arrived. >> this year's team was for karl lagerfeld who worked for chanel from 1983 to 2019. here are some of the standout looks of the evening. >>> check this out. there's an actor on the left, jeremy pope, bad bunny musician there on the right. so i like both of those outfits. so jeremy pope, his train so long he had five attendants to actually carry it up. >> it's like princess diana. >> and serena williams announced she was pregnant, too. >>> right now at 6:00 this morning on "today in the bay," city of davis rocked by a th

andrew vaughn caps a seven-run ninth inning.pped to his chest and a drink in his left hand, a fan reached up with his right hand to snag a foul ball hit into the second base down the first base line. did you see that catch? great play. look at. that there's the baby, there's the drink, there's the ball. dodgers beat the cardinals, 8-3. nice job, dad. >>> time now for the weather, and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the weather. we were just talking about it. the nhl playoffs, it's just different. it's devastating to the bruins. i turn now to the celtics playing your 76ers. >> that's right. i'm glad you glossed over liverpool. >> you're welcome. we almost blew that one too. >> and then we ended up blowing it. let's talk about the weather because we're really busy. over the weekend we had a dreary weekend, lots of clouds, storms in the forecast. one storm went through virginia beach yesterday. it damaged 50 to 100 homes. it brought down power lines. brought down trees. we had a tornado ef-2 through palm gardens in

elise jordan is back with us and vaughn hillyard joins me here. look, he's put together a team. his superpac is ready to go. what are you hearing? >> right. he has a big staple of allies. he also ran a presidential campaign and saw it through new hampshire. there's a team behind him. look at the statement from the head of the superpac backing his potential bid. writing in part brian jones says quote -- of course, there are some fact that is we have to hit at and the obstacles he faces when we put forward his 2016 presidential campaign, he came in tenth place in iowa. in sixth place in new hampshire where he had vested his time and his resources there. he finished behind john kasich. finished behind jeb bush and you'll remember right before super tuesday in 2016, after he dropped out, marco rubio was still in the race. john kasich was still in the race. ted cruz was still in the race. chris christie appeared on stage next to donald trump. he was really that first credible voice that endorsed the would be nominee. ultimately on that tuesday, donald

vaughn, first to you, what can you tell us? >> the details of who these victims are grim.ng about seven individuals who authorities say were found dead at this property in this rural eastern oklahoma community. one of those individuals is believed to be the 39-year-old convicted felon. jesse mcfadden served 17 years in prison when he was convicted of first degree rape back in 2003. he was released. two of these women who were found at the property are 14-year-old ivy webster and 16-year-old brittany brewer. in the early hours of yesterday morning, authorities put out missing persons alert indicating that they believed these two young teenagers to be with jesse mcfadden. now there's four other individuals as well. that being according to a grandmother in oklahoma, her 35-year-old daughter and three of her grandchildren who we believe according to authorities to have been living with mcfadden at the time. she said that she was particularly concerned about his relationship with the family and that he had them under lock and key and had to know where they were at all times. th

i'm joined by the two nbc news reporter behind this story, vaughn hillyard and jonathan allen. you reviewed trump's speeches, interviews, video posts, face-to-face interactions with voters. how has his language changed since the last time he launched a presidential bid? >> you remember in 2020, he had the republican convention, a big part of the republican convention at the white house. there was no hiding from the party that he led. he talked about republican candidates. he talked about republican values. what you are hearing now on the campaign trail and all of those venues that we've just discussed in the speeches and face-to-face interactions with voters and videos he puts out, he almost never uses the word republican. he does it sparingly, and when it does, it's often to disparage other republicans, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, for example, or ron desantis, the florida governor. >> how has the calculus shifted between when trump last ran and now? >> there's an acknowledgment among advicers and allies that donald trump lost in 2020, and in order to be able to pit

vaughn, it appears the governor test drove this message of a culture of losing without saying donaldover the weekend and he's decided to fully employ it. accuse the republican party of what he said was a culture of losing. testing his retail politics in iowa. a lot of people think that's not his strength. talking about shaking hands with people. >> he's got to prove everybody wrong otherwise and iowa republicans telling me that's how he's going to win. showing up at the barbecue shop in des moines just minutes from where trump was supposed to holding his mega rally. donald trump's plane was grounded in florida because of a tornado watch, but if you're in the desantis camp, he got there the day before and drove to the relevant towns. that is what i'm told it's going to take. much like ted cruise visited all 99 counties in the 2016 when he beat trump here. is that going to be good enough? donald trump instead of flying to iowa, he called in to a christian nationalist conspiracy theory conference hosted by the likes of michael flynn. the reawaken tour in which he placed a phone call to

vaughn hilliard is following all of it for us. good to see you. desantis has yet to declare his candidacy, but what was his message in iowa this weekend? >> reporter: there was a clear message. while he didn't name donald trump by name, his veiled shot was clear in its intention. take a listen. >> we must reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. the time for excuses is over. governing is not about entertaining. governing is not about building a brand or talking on social media and virtue signaling. it's ultimately about winning and about producing results. >> reporter: kate, that is the voice of a florida governor, but also a likely political rival to donald trump who as you said, was grounded in florida, and was not able to appear at his own rally in iowa over this weekend, but ron desantis made stops in sioux city, cedar rapids, and des moines, and they're moving into an office in tallahassee in which our team is reporting will be his campaign headquarters. we should expect that soon. >> because they're moving, i

joining me now is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard who's in manchester, new hampshire, and "new subject of i'm saying overcoming the courts because it's not overturning a criminal conviction. it's pardoning someone. it's overcoming the rule of law, deciding that you know better than juries do. you know better than judges do. what else did you hear last night from the republican nominee for president but also from republicans in general about their support for these types of policies, these types of moves? >> and i think it's a statement about what is potentially to come, because what donald trump, by suggesting he pardon these individuals, it's a pure suggestion that the acts they did that day should lack consequences, and when you're talking about somebody who tried to overturn already one presidential election, he was not straightforward when asked whether he would uphold the election results in 2024, and the danger that was presented on january 6th was notable. it was a week and a half ago i was standing in new hampshire and you and i were having a confers about the woman he

. >> this is vaughn botner, currently a warrant out for his arrest. he is considered armed and dangerous, so contact police if you see him. >>> just in time for fire season, oakland's fire department is getting a huge grant. nbc bay area's velena jones explains how the $27 million of federal funding is now going to help the understaffed department address long-term concerns. >> we've been short-staffed for literally 10 to 12 years. >> reporter: to help address that shortfall, the department is getting $27 million of federal funding. the money will go towards hiring 35 new firefighters and covering their salaries and benefits for the next three years. the department has around 560 firefighters currently. that number should be closer to 700. >> this is going to help them be able to go home. we have firefighters at work anywhere between eight to 14 days in a row because we're so short-staffed. >> reporter: funds are not only expected to address physical needs of the city but mental health of the first responders protecting it. >> we have a number of incr

vaughn kopylov remained ownerless. least the germans can get into. what's going on the captain will go to court for assaulting a colleague, comrade major the captain is abandoned, my group needs it for a particularly important mission. find yourself someone else. may i have a few words? listen here major this assignment depends on fate. whole offensive operation responsibility we'll figure it out after the operation is completed. i need a second sniper, so to speak, partner. all the soldiers of my squad are either wounded or killed, and klimenko is the only combat unit. what do you say, major? we are with the foreman vasko will accompany you during the operation. so are you sure you 'll stay? i need two more people to carry out. so that the russians shoot at them, and not at you there are rumors. you like to put others under attack instead of yourself, you want to complete the task. i don't want to spray my people. you will get one sniper, no more. wait. why, if we go down to the bottom of the enemy, the russian langua

joining me now is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard.itics as donald trump is running again and running on this witch hunt against him. used that for years and years now. how do you expect to hear him talk about this on the campaign snail i wonder, do you think it resonates not with his base, we know it does, but anyone outside his base. >> this is the report he was waiting for, waiting for prosecutions, bill barr appointed durham as the special counsel, and this was going to be his opportunity to reveal the deep state. well, the special counsel has done his work and this is the extent of what he was able to reveal. for donald trump, this completely undercuts his efforts to try to manipulate the electorate. every single time whether it be from manhattan district attorney's effort to e. jean carroll's trial against him, russia, russia, russia, they found nothing. that's not true. they found multiple individuals indicted them, prosecuted them from roger stone, paul manafort, those were financial tax fraud schemes, but also the 12 russian n

nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard has been following this. >> donald trump virtually appeared from on video. but this trial was the opportunity for the judge to layout to donald trump telling him that there is a ptective order in this case. which precludes him from being able to reveal evidence that is presented to his defense attorneys by the prosecution. so there's -- during a criminal trial there's a discovery process where the prosecutors must turn over the relevant evidence that they have that they are going to bring to trial to convince the jury that the defendant in this case donald trump, is guilty. what the concern was from the district attorney ap office is donald trump would post that evidence to social media or publically talk about it. what the judge did today is tell donald trump he's not able to reveal that evidence if he does he could be found and could be charged for criminal contempt in the second degree of court which could come with fines or potential imprisonment. >> do we know if the president responded or anything? >> reporter: we had a producer inside the co

nbc's vaughn hillyard was in iowa. natasha korecky was also in iowa and matthew dowd is msnbc's senior political analyst. ron, first of all, lots of questions about whether trump canceled because of a tornado warning or maybe concerns about a small crowd. i wonder if you have any intel on that. also, whatever the reason, did trump's move allow desantis to maybe build some momentum in iowa? >> chris, i was there at the rally, where it was supposed to be held, with hundreds of other folks who gathered. yes, there was, in fact, a tornado watch lasting into the evening. of course, that storm never materialized, but donald trump's plane was grounded in florida. that all said, it hits at the heart of the question. can donald trump this go around and the next nine months just fly into iowa for a rally and fly out? guess who was on the ground? myself, other reporters, thousands of iowans as well as ron desantis who already made his way into the state by that point. he not only hit sioux city and cedar rapids, he hit des moines

. >> joining me from manchester, new hampshire, is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard.ampshire for a number of reasons. donald trump is holding a town hall later, another one is that it's new hampshire and it's the first state to vote for -- not to caucus but to vote for the republicans, and donald trump needs to win those voters over, and secondly, it's also an important state for a general election. so tell me, what are you hearing from voters in new hampshire about donald trump especially today, a day after a new york jury found him liable for sexual abuse. >> katy, you and i talked yesterday, we were talking about how over eight years we have asked republican voters, you know, what is going to be the step too far for you here, and when we're talking about the e. jean carroll case, i think that is going to be another question going forward. the extent to which, for the first time, donald trump has been found liable by a jury for sexual abuse, but i want to let you hear from a particular generation, and that is younger voters that we came out here this week, and spent

vaughn hillyard joins us now. what can we expect from him out on the campaign trail?aunch last week, this for ron desantis here tonight is going to be the first big indication of his message from a campaign stage. he has eight months until the iowa caucus to go and meet iowans that will get the first crack of selecting the gop nominee. tonight he is going to a church where he will be holding this rally just outside of des moines, there is going to be a contingency of pastors on hand. this is for him not only to introduce himself and his own biography but begin to tie to lay out contrast to the front-runner donald trump as well as this field that is ever growing, kate. >> well, speaking of that, how does he differentiate because there are quite a few players in the field now already. how will he make himself appeal to voters? >> reporter: he's in a sturdy second place. let's be clear. when you look at the polling over the last months including a new poll that came out just today, donald trump continues to have a grip among the republican electorate but ron desantis is

wonder if they really learn less than from that river reliance on russia and the investor citizens. vaughn v. a in jump for the governments in europe, including germany, to the side of critics, in terms of the energy policies because it was a subject mistake in my view, which it impeach is not on the for n g a, but also for uh, 40 employees see. and to be brought together, putin's invasion of ukraine built a mixed blow to the ease energy system. on the one hand, push the e u to buy more co build infrastructure people got that, pushed it away from its climate targets. even if it was lecturing on the countries on the dangers of fossil fuels. but it also shopped the continent into cutting its dependence on russian fossil fuels. and that's to him to give in a short time base to renewables. it's also led to structural changes that move fast forward to screen transition effect. spencer, right, the coal search will be short lived, but the beast to clean energy, we get big. besides clean energy, our environment also needs clean ocean's rivers and lakes. but those are drowning in plastic and has in