here because he s recovering from a stroke. that s his wife gisele. earlier, they laid out the stake of the race on morning joe. i don t think it s night and day, it s going to make a difference between codifying roe v. wade or looking to raise the minimum wage and addressing climate issues. it s really two different sides of the coin. in the governor s race, republican leadership is reeling, worrying about the general election now that state senator doug mastriano won the gop nomination for governor. he rose to prominence by denying the 2020 election results, big ally of donald trump. and was in washington on january 6th. some are probably worried because of all of that he s unelectable in a general against the dem-nominee ad josh shapiro. and in a blow, madison cawthorn will not be returning to congress, losing a race that many said was his to lose. steve kornacki has that on the big board. and sweden and finland just jointly submitted their applications to join n
election denier, against josh shapiro. north carolina voters rejected madison cawthorn. despite a trump endorsement. in ukraine, after three months of fighting, russian forces have captured mariupol. in kyiv, a russian soldier pleaded guilty today to shooting a ukrainian civilian. this is the first war crimes trial of the ukraine conflict. in a major blow to vladimir putin, sweetsweden and finland applied for nato membership today. this hour, i will speak to ukraine as president zelenskyy s chief of staff. first, the primary races. joining me now, steve kornacki. steve, it s been a long night. it s going to be a long days, maybe longer. start us off in pennsylvania. where you see the remaining vote. pennsylvania elections, just like 2020, we are in overtime. exactly. oz leading mccormick for the u.s. senate. the margin, 2,463 votes. we are still waiting on some more votes out of allegheny county. that s mccormick s home county. he has been leading in that county
hotels, escorts and cars, instead of paying his taxes. how he s responding. plus, police revealing that the professor behind a deadly nevada college shooting had a target list, along with 150 rounds of ammunition. what former students are sharing about his history of what they call peculiar behavior. we re now hearing from north dakota senator kevin cramer after his son was charged in a police chase that ended with the death of a sheriff s deputy. and the new information on why police say a man fired a shotgun and yelled free palestine outside a synagogue in upstate new york with a day care inside, and the terrifying moment that is put a nearby hospital into lockdown. we begin with news that president biden s son is facing an expansive new indictment on tax charges. nbc s tom winter is following this story for us. we heard from hunter biden, rare today, he basically says this is political, aimed at his father. tell us about the details in this indictment, and what else
the first will be held this saturday. as they mourn, at least one family is considering legal action against the maker of the gun used in the massacre. nbc s ron allen is on the ground in buffalo. ron. reporter: good morning, katy, yes, you mentioned the possibility of civil action by that family. there s a plethora of charges being investigated, potential charges, by state and federal investigators whether this could be a state terrorism charge. at this point, he s only charged with one charge one charge of first degree murder, but obviously more than that happened. on the federal side, the investigation is focused on this being a hate crime. and officials, at the federal level, are reluctant to use the word terrorism because again that also suggests a specific charge. and the importance of the federal investigation, on many levels, but some of those charges could potentially carry the death penalty which the state charges here in new york do not. so that is why there s some
here at this grocery store in the months before this happened, the day before it happened, the morning before it happened. there s a lot out there about him. authorities are trying to piece it all together as they decide whether to increase the charges that he is facing, which seems likely. he is facing a first degree murder charge. there s also the possibility of a state terrorism charge and federal hate crime charge, which could carry the death penalty. that s why there will be another appearance in court tomorrow for the suspect on thursday. we hope to learn more about exactly what the status is. in community, there continues to be an outpouring of support for the victims families, for the people affected by this attack. donations pouring in from the corporate community. we saw the buffalo bills football team players here visiting the memorial and paying their respects. the foundation for the football team is donating $400,000. there are a lot of donations pouring in. a lot of ques