taking trump down. today, he gets it. so will his campaign be more focused on the presidency or the former president. and the destruction of a major dam in southern ukraine floods the front lines. releasing millions of gallons of water and turning entire towns into lakes. as bad as it is, the worst may be yet to come. we ll have a live report from ukraine in just a minute. but we start with an intriging mystery surrounding the investigation into donald trump and his handling of classified documents. we re now learning that a second grand jury has been hard at work down in florida in addition to the one in d.c. according to the new york times, they already heard from one witness, with at least one more slated for later this week. but we don t know who the witnesses are, who the target might be or why that second grand jury was empanelled. and we ll still learning new details about the high stakes, highly unusual meeting between special counsel jack smith and trump s three
and say, oh, wait a second, they didn t follow these rules it would really only be merrick garland who would have that ability or, you know, somebody reporting to him and as devlin said, it is extremely unlikely that that is going to be anything that they can hang their hat on. so, again, i think this is relatively something that happens, you hear them out, but this is standard practice, but before a charge is brought. even before all this new reporting came out and i m convinced that neither devlin or frankly anybody on our nbc team ever sleeps because they re always posting things and i get up 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and they posted overnight, but you posted on monday before this that you believe trump will be indicted, in d.c., this week. what leads you to that conclusion? it is a combination of
somebody reporting they saw a white van and a man slapping a woman. police responded. they put on bodycam. we saw the video. it shows gabby crying, brian showing them scratches on his hands. what police did that night was just separate the two of them. they said they didn t think they needed to do more. they separated them. we learned that two national park officers responded to the same call. one of them was a woman. she told a utah newspaper that she told gabby she believed that relationship was toxic and that she might want to re-evaluate. we know within a couple of weeks after that stop, gabby was dead. appreciate it. thank you. with us tonight, john walsh, host of in pursuit, it airs wednesday 10:00 p.m. on investigation discovery. john, what do you make of this fbi arrest warrant for brian? to what extent could that increase the chances authorities find him? it gives them a reason to really
disturbing issue that these individuals have, to be able to take aing gun, go kill individuals that they do not know and to build in that case. we know that in parkland that the fbi was warned twice. given the name of this shooter, told that there was a mental problem, told that his infatuation with guns, said that even on a web site that he said he was going to take a shooting. we ve watched from those instances why did that fall through the cracks. we watched in california where they stopped a shooting from happening because of somebody reporting and knowing that the person worked in a marriott hotel, that they were able to stop the situation. how can we find common sense to prevent these things from happening, i think that s where we find common ground. mike to the other massive story we are track, this hurricane dorian. and as we look at the potential of massive damage along the east coast from that hurricane, is more disaster funding relief needed? well, i ve checked with the ag
senator udahl on capitol hill sent this letter to the pa asking about the incident and asking about the issue of transparenty. it is outrageous, somebody reporting on these kind of issues for a long time. that this is happening right now it is awful and we ll stay on top of this story certainly for our viewers. thanks very much. we re also following breaking news in hawaii. where fountains of lava from a volcano are shooting from cracks that are opened up at multiple points and the resulting pllava flow have forced people in shelters. stephanie elum is live on the scene. what are you seeing right now? reporter: well it is almost like a never ending disaster for the people affected by this eruption here, wolf. what we do know is that 3:45 there was another ash explosion from the summit and the plume up as high as 8,000 feet into the sky. luck you willy in the middle of