the deadline to avoid an economic catastrophe. they appear to be inching toward a deal as the clock winds down. we re keeping an eye on the roads and in the air, with memorial day travel rush under way. this weekend could be one for the history books. new reporting about what allegedly happened the day before the fbi showed up to former president trump s estate looking for classified documents. in rome, 24 hours after pope francis tells telemundo his health is improving, he s sick again. we have details. and thousands of little girls across the country line up to see the new little mermaid movie with a new take on arielle. people aren t perfect. they re different. so, i think this one is mostly like, she s different. and we begin with what could be encouraging signs in efforts to raise the nation s debt limit and avoid a potential economic catastrophe. white house and republican negotiators are said to be inching closer to an agreement with just days left until th
strong winds and heavy rain are battering the orlando area as the storm moves its way toward the atlantic ocean. the storm created catastrophic flooding that left entire communities under several feet of water and sent cars and debris floating down streets. take a look at these images. the water was just relentless. crews are still carrying out emergency rescues on land, air and sea. in bonita springs, a group of good samaritans rescued an elderly man stranded in his car in surging flood waters, dragging him through waist-high water to safety. ian s strong winds brought down trees, power lines, knocked out power to more than two and a half million homes and businesses. the winds also literally ripped off roofs from a number of homes, including this mobile home. a short time ago, governor ron desantis call canned the impact historic ask also addressed comments from the lee county sheriff that there may be hundreds of fatalities, something that s not been confirmed. we have h
do we have him back or no? no. well, i want to thank henry gomez and i apologize, live tv has these kinds of things happen. we lost our signal with henry, but henry and dasha burns, thank you both very much for being with us this morning. up next, a first of its kind documentary about the invisible wounds facing those who care for sick loved ones. our own richard lui, who made the film, shares his own incredible story. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. y diaz-balart reports on msnbc. tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish.
that regularly has raining fish. odd, right? still ahead, we re learning more about who was in president trump s ear during the 6th of january insurrection and what they were telling him about the violence. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. y diaz-balart reports on msnbc.
children. how do you see this, senator? well, look, title xlii is being used in a way that i think is indiscriminate. and that violates the basic essence of our law. we are past the time of using it for the purposes of deportation of those seeking asylum in the united states. what we should be doing is living under the law and to our values, which is adjudicating the cases of those who say that they are seeking asylum. and determining whether or not they have a legitimate claim for asylum. but this process that the biden administration has continued from the trump administration, in my mind, is inexcusable. senator bob menendez, thank you so much for being with us this morning. appreciate your time. still ahead, we ll talk to an expert about putin s next move in the war with ukraine. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. y