we ll find out where the line is. eight candidates are fully qualified now to participate in this debate. i don t think our voters look kind loin somebody that thinks they don t have to earn it. i have no issue with him skipping the fest irst couple debates. president biden and first lady jill biden are on maui viewing the devastation and pain left there by the wild fires. the country should grieve with you, stands with you. we re with you for as long as it takes. there s no public list of the missing. plenty of folks are coming to grips with the fact that their loved ones are part of the landscape here. many are dealing with hilary. this is a road. this scene is being repeated across southern california. i couldn t describe it. the amount of water is huge. heading to shopping mall. please make sure seat belt is fastened. incidents involving autonomous vehicles have spiked. don t be stupid.s not ready . status quo of transportation is unacceptable.
so how do they do it? and the disturbing rising close calls involving planes. a new report revealing that last month there were happening at a rate of more than one every day. one while a flight to dallas was traveling at 500 miles an hour and another, two planes came so close the incident was described as skin to skin. but we begin in atlanta were at this hour of the long parade of defendant involved in what d.a. fani willis donald trump s criminal enterprise have begun turning themselves into authorities. the biggest name so far is transformer attorney john eastman who surrendered midmorning after releasing a statement criticizing the indictment as a crossing of the rubicon for our country and expressing confidence he will be fully vindicated. he followed scott hall who turned himself in today at the notorious fulton county jail known as rice street. he is charged with trying to illegally break into election equipment coffee county, georgia. donald trump on the other ha
governor ron desantis would have the biggest target on his back. but it seemed like they were out for vivek ramaswamy tonight. it felt like he was tangling with everybody on that stage at some points and keep in mind, nikki haley had been attacking him all week long going after his foreign policy ideas. they were right next to each other on stage tonight. it felt like a confrontation was going to happen. and it did. take a listen. the problem that vivek does not understand is he wants to hand ukraine to russia. he wants to blac chyna et tu tywaun clark he wants to go and stop funding israel. [cheers and applause] professional politician. you have no foreign politics. reporter: ramaswamy got into it with mike pence about a potential pardon for former president trump. and some of these cases he has been indicted in. take a listen. join me in making a commitment that on day one you would pardon donald trump. he will be convicted of those crimes. and be able to make a
presumed dead after a highly suspicious plane crash. the question embroiling the globe this morning, did vladimir putin get his revenge against yevgeny prigozhin? good morning, and thanks for joining us. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york, and today we will see a former president surf renner at a county jail for the first time in history. there s no precedent for what will happen when donald trump turns himself in at this jail in fulton county later today. we expect he ll be treated the same as his fellow co-defendants, booked, fingerprinted, and photographed for a mug shot. trump is among ten left to surrender ahead of the deadline at noon tomorrow. nine others have already been booked, including the man once known as america s mayor. rudy giuliani. let s go to atlanta and nbc s blayne alexander. also with us, msnbc legal analyst, barbara mcquade, and democratic state representative, tanya miller, she s also a former fulton county assistant distri
flames of its own, three deadly fires scorching thousands of acres across the state and forcing thousands to evacuate. all of this playing out as fema, the agency responsible for disaster response says they re running out of cash, in a year that s setting records for billion dollar weather disaster. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we begin in california, where officials say the risk of flooding and mud slides isn t over yet. nbc s priscilla thompson is live, what s it like where you are on the ground, priscilla? reporter: yeah, chris, this is the type of scene that some folks are waking up to. this is a road that has effectively, as you said, turned into a river. all of that water that came down had nowhere to go. there may be some debris. a worker told us that is blocking where it should be flowing under this road, and so you see it flowing across the road, and it has been going like this all morning since we ve been here over the pa