telling our team and what the chair of the committee is saying about the timeline for cooperation. we are live on the hill with what investigators want to know from these lawmakers. and what happens if they don t comply? and also on the hill, the senate is trying to give final approval today on that massive aid package to ukraine. but appearing to get hung up at least for now. while overseas the war prompting a change to a global alliance. a new european nation announcing they re joining nato following russia s invasion. we re talking with a member of the armed services committee and a military veteran, congresswoman mikie sherrill is here live. and good afternoon. i m garrett haake in washington in for hallie jackson. i ve got the perfect team for our top story today. nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. jaime sherman is punchbowl news founder and msnbc political contributor. and we re joined by jackie alemane, a congressional investigations reporter for the wash
know, three or more times that amount. in nevada. at this point they re getting better deals on tv time and ad bookings. we re going to see that change but right now they re just laying down initial reservations for those states. natalie allison of politico with why you re about to start seeing a lot of television ads on senate races. natalie, thank you for your reporting. and still ahead, the hbcu lacrosse team accusing police of racial profiling after a traffic stop turned into a thorough drug search. plus, the fast-moving wildfire out west that tore through multimillion-dollar homes near laguna beach. steve patterson will join us with the latest. hey, steve. reporter: hey, garrett. it s tough going here. at least 20 homes destroyed. 900 under mandatory evacuation as the effort to save the ones that are still standing rages on. we ll take you right to the front lines. you re watching msnbc. front nelis. you re watching msnbc.
telling our team and what the chair of the committee is saying about the timeline for cooperation. we are live on the hill with what investigators want to know from these lawmakers. and what happens if they don t comply? and also on the hill, the senate is trying to give final approval today on that massive aid package to ukraine. but appearing to get hung up at least for now. while overseas the war prompting a change to a global alliance. a new european nation announcing they re joining nato following russia s invasion. we re talking with a member of the armed services committee and a military veteran, congresswoman mikie sherrill is here live. and good afternoon. i m garrett haake in washington in for hallie jackson. i ve got the perfect team for our top story today. nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. jaime sherman is punchbowl news founder and msnbc political contributor. and we re joined by jackie alemane, a congressional investigations reporter for the washington pos
virtual meeting with infant formula retailers and manufacturers this afternoon, and white house is expected to announce additional steps the administration will take to address this critical shortage. nbc news business and tech correspondent jo ling kent s been covering this story for us. so jo, what s abbott saying about the shortage and the process to get things back this formula back on shelves? reporter: yeah, so fda is still waiting for abbott to be able to reopen. fda has to provide that approval. they have not done that yesterday. but if and when they do, then abbott can reopen. they say they can ramp up within two weeks and then it would take another six to eight weeks to get that formula onto shelves. obviously for children and babies who rely on the special metabolic formula for their metabolic disorders, that is not soon enough. they rely on that to sustain life. so it s a really scary situation for families, but we just got in what president biden has decided to do. he
that s an hbcu, is condemning a drug search that was carried out on the school s women s lacrosse team s bus, which players and coaches are now calling traumatizing. this happened while returning from a game in florida. the team s bus was stopped in liberty county, georgia. officers told the bus driver he was improperly driving in the left lane. what happened next is drawing nationwide scrutiny as the police and a drug-sniffing dog began searching the players bags. the liberty county sheriff says he didn t believe any racial profiling took place. delaware governor carney is calling videos of the event is concerning, upsetting and disappointing. joining me now is nbc news continental blayne alexander in atlanta. what more do we know about this incident and what s the sheriff s office saying now? reporter: well, garrett, this happened down in liberty county, georgia. this is in south georgia about 3 1/2 hours south of atlanta. this is something that really started probably as routinel