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ahead. also in florida, we re learning new details about a shooting in jacksonville that left three people dead in what police are calling a racist attack. we ll bring you an update on the community and what comes next. and 60 years after martin luther king jr. delivered his famous i have a dream speech during the march on washington, we look at what his legacy means today. and we begin with two high stakes hearings underway right now that could potentially determine the course of two of the cases against former president donald trump. in atlanta, a federal judge is holding a hearing on a motion by former white house chief of staff mark meadows to remove his case from state court and send it to federal court. fulton county district attorney fani willis is expected to use this hearing to lay out some of her case against trump and his 18 co-defendants all accused of conspiring to overturn trump s 2020 election loss in georgia. she has subpoenaed key witnesses t ....
good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. we begin this morning with the latest developments following tuesday s tragic bridge collapse in baltimore. there is now a recovery mission under way to find the bodies of the six missing construction workers who are now presumed dead. the six workers include people from honduras, mexico, guatemala, and el salvador. this morning, maryland s governor, wes moore, addressed the loss of those six individuals. we had a chance to speak with their families and pray with them, for their families. they just reminded me of who they were as people. they were fathers. they were sons. they were husbands. they were people who their families relied on. joining us now from baltimore, nbc s tom llamas and tom costello. tom llamas, we re learning new details about those victims who are still missing and presumed dead. what more can you tell us? reporter: so, jose, i had an interesting conversation, int ....
reporter: new this morning, the first nbc polling numbers from iowa among the 2024 gop presidential hopefuls coming after trump s fourth indictment and before the first debate. a critical week for the former president, he and his 18 co-defendants have until friday at noon to turn themselves in on racketeering charges in georgia. we begin this hour with the historic impact of tropical storm hilary, the first to hit southern california in more than 20 years. hilary now a post-tropical cyclone is bringing record-breaking rain and flooding triggering a state of emergency for parts of the region. take a look at what it looked like for those who dared to drive through the storm on sunday in los angeles. today the l.a. unified school district closed all of its schools. according to the national weather service, virtually all daily records for rainfall have been broken with lewis ranch, california, getting more than 7 inches of rain. the heavy downpours and flooding were ....
the senate. the president, by the way, has indicated he would sign it. earlier this month, lawmakers approved a package of six different bills to fund the rest of the government for the remainder of the fiscal year. with us now nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. ryan, good morning. as we re seeing activity there on the hill, this bill needs a two-thirds vote to pass. how does it look? reporter: everybody we re talking to seems reasonably confident this bill is going to pass, jose. both the house and the senate. but it is not going to come easy. as you point out, this is a bill that the way the procedure that they re using to pass it on the house floor means it requires two-thirds to pass. normally a simple majority. they need around 280 votes to get over the finish line. it is going to be a combination of republicans and democrats. this morning we have seen conservative republicans, members of the house freedom caucus in particular, really put pressure o ....
surreal. 114 people confirmed dead. at least 800 missing and what will likely be the deadliest wildfire in u.s. history. some signs greeting the president were honest and tough quote, you are late. another no comment. a reference to his initial answer to a question on the deaths of the people on that island. some very angry, many of them at the pace, the slow pace of federal help. a little too late. it s been two weeks since we ve seen him. he missed his window of opportunity. i want to support him because i want him to support our community. we need help right now. he was here just for i don t see why he should be here. what happens after this? what happens next? we re all watching. harris: well, he said to watch him and look what we see. the president now is promising to rebuild maui but then vintage biden. president biden: i don t want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it is like to lose a home. lightning struck at hom ....