What it means for access to this key drug. Thanks so much for joining us. Its 10 00 eastern. Im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york, and this morning even as we wait for donald trump to surrender, we already know when georgia prosecutors want him in court for trial. Lets start with the surrender, the former president and his 18 allies have until august 25th to show up at atlantas Rice Street Jail a week from tomorrow. That as we learn Fulton County District Attorney fani willis is eyeing a quick time line, an Early September arraignment followed by a march trial. Also today, new concerns about the safety of those involved in prosecuting the former president after Security Threats in two separate cases including a death threat against a federal judge. Nbcs Garrett Haake joins us now from the Fulton County courthouse, and a former spokesperson for the house january 6th select committee. And Michael Zeldin, thank you all for joining us. What more are we learning about the potential time l
the pilot, who had been with the airline for 25 years. there is a lot that goes on in preparation for these abnormal circumstances to protect passengers. and as a passenger, that s probably one thing we can rest assured of and take in comfort when we do experience something like this. reporter: the faa does require airlines to carry a minimum amount of medical equipment on board. that includes some drugs, a stethoscope, a defibrillator, but oftentimes there is not much you can do if somebody is in that critical of a condition. ana, back to you. such a shame. tom costello, thank you very much for your reporting. that s going to do it for us today. thanks for joining us. we ll see you back here tomorrow, same time, same place. as always, i appreciate your company. and for now, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. up next, jose diaz-balart will talk with u.s. ambassador to japan rahm emanuel about president biden s summit tomorrow with the leaders of japan and south korea. jose
making the, you know, making the stage presence that donald trump otherwise would have, he s going to diminish their statute, you know, their standing in the race, or he s going to do as jonathan has reported, perhaps he submits himself for surrender or arrest that day or counter programs. but donald trump will absolutely control this narrative. importantly, politically for republicans because they believe he s a victim but nationally because we are about to see a former president surrender himself for arrest once again. symone, sticking with the debate conversation for a minute, our monica alba has exclusive reporting about what democrats are planning for next week s debate including a billboard campaign in milwaukee, contrasting the maga agenda with biden s record, they say, including a billboard truck that s going to circle the venue as the gop candidates take the stage. democrats, we know, will also have an ad campaign in battleground states. is this the best way for democrats to
milestone, 100,000 migrants arriving here since last year, more than 58,000 are now in shelters. official estimate the cost to city taxpayers will skyrocket to $12 billion by 2025. in manhattan, the historic roosevelt hotel now housing asylum seekers. how long have you been here? carla from ecuador tells us she s lived here for two months with her 4-year-old daughter and just wants an opportunity to work. mayor adams is asking the federal government for expedited work permits and has repeatedly blasted the biden administration for not doing enough. the white house won t say whether it plans to declare a federal state of emergency over immigration, but does point out it s given new york city more than $100 million in aid. we take this very seriously. reporter: across the country, other major cities are also struggling with the influx. massachusetts governor just declared a state of emergency. we ve been expanding and continuing to look for housing and shelter opportunities.
broaden out and look across the political spectrum the, 53% of americans say they will definitely not support trump if he is the republican nominee. another 11% say they would probably not support him in the 2024 election. trump hardly needs to try at the moment in the republican primary process, but are warning signs growing for the general? i mean, there were absolutely warning signs all over the place for donald trump or republicans about donald trump. some voters in the republican party say in interviews in new hampshire and iowa and other early states if they re worried donald trump gets nominated he can t win. that said, there were warning signs for the democrats too. if you look at the head to head polling between biden and trump, it s pretty much dead even right now. it matters because of the electoral college where people are shifting, that is to say where people are open to shifting. we ve had close elections for basically the last generation