also on the programme more questions for the government about who was responsible for moving asylum seekers onto the bibby stockholm barge before it had been given the all clear for legionella. and artificial intelligence has been transforming how we live. but could ai one day be capable of reading our minds? but first, to the ongoing recovery efforts in hawaii. residents say they had no official warning before they fled for their lives, raising difficult questions about the effectiveness of the emergency response and whether more people could have been saved. early warning sirens failed to sound, according to officials, a failure now under investigation by hawaii s attorney general. let s go straight to maui. my colleague, helena humphrey, is there for us. good to see you again. first of all, you have been speaking to officials. tell is the latest you have been hearing there. tell is the latest you have been hearing there. tell is the latest you have been hearin: there. .
saturday. i m fredricka whitfield. while the web of legal jeopardy is facing donald trump, it keeps getting wider, one of those strands, the case pertaining to the former president s handling of classified documents, is starting to come into focus a federal judge in florida has officially set a trial date in that case for may of next year. with obvious implications for the 2024 election cycle. marshall cohen is following all of this from washington, d.c. for us. good to see you. what is the new potential plan? can you break down the schedule for us? reporter: we got a new schedule, fred. good morning. judge aileen cannon down in florida put this schedule on the docket yterday. and here s the decision. may 2024, that s when this trial is as of now supposed to begin. look, fred, that s right in the middle of the gop primary campaign season. by then, it might all be over. donald trump was the presumptive nomie by this time in 2016. we ll see how the primary contests go next
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inspector general s investigation have even been released. and right now, arguments are set to begin in louisiana where the fate of a widely used abortion pill rests in the hands of three judges our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. yamiche alcindor is following the case in louisiana. yamiche, what can you tell us about what s happening today? starting just this hour, three conservative judges will be hearing oral arguments on whether mifepristone should remain available. each of these judges, we should put our names and faces up of people have a history of supporting restrictions on abortion, and each were nominated by republican presidents. as viewers may remember, a group of anti-abortion activists to get this pill off the market. they are arguing it is unsafe, and the fda should never have approved it when it did two decades ago. the justice department is arguing that taking the medication off the market would cause great harm to women and