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closing in, exclusive nbc news reporting reveals the finish line might be right around the bend for the federal grand jury looking into the twice impeached one term ex president s handling of classified documents. when could we possibly see federal charges brought against donald trump? plus, pride and prejudice. republicans sure are running out of things to boycott during pride month. target, nascar, even the national weather service is in the crosshairs of hate. how these boycotts could actually backfire. and later, tis the season, we re just a few days into the atlantic hurricane season, we have already seen one named storm. what we can expect this year and the climate change connection, all of this and more is coming up. and the good sunday morning to you all, i m katie phang, we start this hour with a look ahead at the 2024 presidential primary. republican candidates are descending on the battleground state of iowa to kick off their campaigns for the oval office. to ....
the breaking news of this historic and quite frankly damning indictment released to the public today. laying out the special counsel s case against donald trump and his gross mishandling of classified documents. given that this is the first time such actions are being taken against a former president, the special counsel made sure he came prepared with the receipts. and they could not be any more incriminating. in all, the special counsel is charging trump with 37 counts. 31 of them have to do with trump s willful retention of national defense information. otherwise known as the espionage act. these are charges related to false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice, withholding and corruptly concealing documents, as well as scheming to conceal. included in some of the charges is one of trump s closest aides, walt nada, who was also indicted. also today, we heard for the tir time from the man leading the special counsel investigation, jack smith. our laws that pro ....
lawn of the white house with more on this this incident was seems safe at the moment, but has certainly rattled otherwise quiet sunday afternoon. lucas question eric. it s not often hear sonic boom in the dc area, and that s exactly what people heard around 3 p.m. eastern time. the big boom is a sonic boom coming from an f 16 fighter jet as you mentioned launching the d, c national guard at andrews home, 100 and 13th win the reason they scrambled because there was an unknown cessna. we re told, flying a radically in the dc area ignore radio calls that have 16 was cleared for supersonic and but when the jets responded that cessna the faa says crashed outside of stanton, virginia, which is not too close to dc but certainly a strange twist, but certainly has a lot of people s attention here on a sunday afternoon in washington. there certainly is this especially at that says no 1, 72 or 1, 50, or skyline crashed. it s very odd. we don t know what may have brought that plane ....
hello. thanks for joining me. i m paula reed in for fredericka whitfield. we begin this hour with the race for the white house. this weekend marked the unofficial start to the caucus season. on saturday eight gop presidential hopefuls gathered in des moines, iowa. the event gave the candidates a chance to introduce themselves to iowa voters. the expanding gop field is expected to get even more crowded this week. as three more candidates, including former vice president mike pence and former trump ally-turned critic chris christie are posed to officially join the race. the current front runner, former president donald trump chose to skip the iowa gathering, giving his challenges plenty of opportunities to make their pitches and take their shots at the former president. the republican presidential race picks up more steam tonight as cnn hosts a town hall with gop candidate nikki haley in iowa. cnn s jeff zeleny is in des moines for us. jeff, what is your takeaway from thi ....
hi everyone, thank you for tuning into this hour. when we bring you tomorrow s news tonight. we have our great line of reporters tonight with me. sara fischer, personnel, also joining us with the breaking news millenia. melanie, has the u.s. avoided economic catastrophe at this hour? they have alison but just barely with just a few days to go with that default deadline. really just a few votes to spare here. the final vote tally was 63 to 36. they needed 60 votes to pass the senate. i wanted to give you a breakdown of who voted in support. it was 46 democrats who voted in favor, along with 17 republicans. that was a coalition that banded together that means that the opposition was mostly republicans here. which was five democrat voted against this bill. they ve got it done, they now have four signature. it was no easy feat to get here. there was opposition on both sides of the aisle. democrats did not like the stricter work requirements for food stamp recipients, ....