hi, everyone. and thank you for joining us. i'm savannah sellers.

>> i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. tuesday wednesday, april 5th, 2023. breaking news, deadly storms. the areas hit hardest and where this powerful system is headed. unsolved mystery. a high profile tech executive stabbed can killed in san francisco. what investigators are revealing about his final moments. >> trump troubles. the former president on the defensive following his historic arraignment in new york city. what's next for mr. trump's legal case and how it might impact the 2024 race. and battling with bach. a los angeles subway station cranks up the classical music. who they're trying to keep away and how critics are responding. search and recovery efforts are under way right now in south eastern missouri. a deadly tornado tore through earlier today in bolinger county about 100 miles south of st.

louis. >> authorities say five people were killed but the number of people injured is still unknown. you're look at the destruction in that area. >> and that strong line of storms is charging east now. more than 60 million people in the path of severe weather. joining us now meteorologist angie lassman and nbc news correspondent maggie vespa. what have we been able to learn about what's happening in missouri search efforts there. >> reporter: savannah, those search and rescue efforts started earlier this morning and highway patrol leading this effort, swarming that area of bolinger county. this is small community. we're not talking about a population hundreds or thousands but dozens of people. a couple hours south of st. louis people telling us they barely had time to take shelter once they heard that tornado tearing through their town. take a listen.

>> when the lightening struck i seen some stuff flying through the air. >> yeah, emotionally it's hard to take. this whole town, i mean i grew up here. glen allan will never be the same. there's no doubt about it. >> and again that tornado swept through early this morning. at this point we're hearing it's one of 11 reported tornados from this latest system that came through early this morning, much of the midwest and south. we also had another severe system that rolled through last night and you guys know this has been an exhausting year with a series of severe storms. 478 tornados so far to date in 2023. that is twice the average for this time of year. >> so much happened in just this one week. angie, how long is this going to last and who needs to hear if they're at risk right now? >> it's going to last through the afternoon, guys. we've made some improvements as

far as the location, seeing some of these watches coming down and shrinking a bit, but we're definitely not done with the threat through the rest of the day today. this tornado watch that stretches into parts of indiana, ohio, michigan has been slimmed down. that's going to last until 5:00 p.m. including the tornado watch. still a threat to see tornados and the ingredients are already there. we have added some severe thunderstorm watches that now include parts most of really ohio and stretching into tennessee, kentucky, and into portions of of arkansas and mississippi. we're going to be watching that through at least 8:00, 9:00. that's when those are set to expire and we've got those to deal with here as we go through the rest of the afternoon, guys. >> thank you both. now to the new fallout today following the historic arrest and arraignment of former president donald trump.

>> the former president is back in florida now. last night he gave a speech at mar-a-lago after pleading not guilty to those 34 counts of falsifying business records. >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions about the case against former president trump including what the basis is for charneling him with those felonies. >> of course the political implic. trump is running for president again and is the current front runr for the nomination. >> let's dig into all of it with nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez and legal analyst danny suvolose. we got this unsealed indictment but there still doesn't seem to be in blank and white why he's being charged with these felony counts, what the basis is for those counts. does that matter? >> it's because prosecutors don't need to. the statute does not require it. the prosecutors do not need to charge him separately with the

crimes they're using as a predicate to take what is otherwise a misdemeanor and bump it up to a felony. the statute only requires that the false statements and the business records be made with the intent to defraud, but if in addition they are also in furtherance of a crime, and it can be virtually any crime, there are a list of the crimes but it's not an actual list. it's a very broad definition of what constitutes a crime. so the state doesn't need to actually plead and prove additional crime as a separate count. they just need to allege it, put some proof about it, but they don't need to commit to it right now. as long as they have a crime, they can get to felony land. what's really interesting is that the crimes they're referring to, a misdemeanor. you have the misdemeanor falsification of business records and then, for example, misdemeanor, interference in new york with an election. well, actually, it's technically promotion of an election. and those two misdemeanors make a felony.

the math at least the defense will say won't add up. >> all right, gabe, let's talk about information. two sources are telling nbc news a judge and his family have actually received threats since the hearing. >> we're just getting information in. two sources familiar with the matter say the judge in this case has received unsubstantiated threats since the hearings. >> since yesterday. >> yes, since yesterday. now, you'll recall d.a. alvin bragg has been getting unsubstantiated threats for several weeks. there has been extra security asiebed to the d. a. now officers are also looking at providing security to the judge and they're already doing so. the latest is that the judge in this case has received unsubstantiated threats in the arraignment yesterday. and this, you know, could be

concerning because of the charge rhetoric that the judge incited during the arraignment as well. >> the judge yesterday said, he said please, everyone, trump team and prosecutors don't say anyone publicly that might incite violence or harm someone. i want to play a little bit of the things he said in mar-a-lago and his attorney on the "today" show. >> i have a trump hating judge with a trump hating wife and family. >> it's not an attack on the judge or certain lay his family. no one is suggesting anything should happen to the judge or his family. president trump's comments did not in any way, shape, or form incite violence. >> how's the judge going to deal with that? >> let's be honest if this was one of my clients or someone's clients nobody had ever heard of the judge would take a much harsher view and have no problem

bringing in that defendantant and either reading the riot act or sanctions him. i think the judge here did probably what i would have done, which is you don't want to get into gag order land. you don't want to start entering protective orders or preventing the presidential candidate from speaking. that can get very thorny very quickly because arguably almost everything going to come out of the former president's mouth is political speech that is very protected in our country that just isn't elsewhere. not surprised he wins the unofficialsi admonishment route. and trump misbehaves, you can bring him back, educate him again. and if he's threatened, go out and arrest him and charge him with a new crime. >> thank you both so much. a political earthquake has rocked wisconsin. liberals will control that state's supreme court. it's the first time in 15 years that's happened.

judge janet defeated her rival. it was a bitter fight. here's some of what both candidates said last night. >> wisconsin voters have made their voices heard. they've chosen to reject partisan extremism in this state. >> i do not have a worthy opponent to which i can concede. this was the most deeply, deceitful, dishonorable, despicable campaign i have ever seen run for the courts. >> let's bring in nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor and how she's been following this. i feel like i keep butchering the judge's name.

i apologize for that, yamiche. why does this have such political implication snz. >> it's a name we're going have to get to know better so we're all learning it together. this is pretty big victory which will allow the state's new liberal majority to determine the future of several pivotal issues the bench is likely to decide in the coming years. those issues include abortion rights, the state's gerrymandered legislative maps and election administration which could impact the 2024 race in the united states. on abortion rights this is a huge, huge issue because states are now the key places where access to abortion care are being fought out. in this race the judge made her view on the issues very clear throughout her campaign. this win shows the strategy continues to work for democrats after we saw wins for supporters of abortion rights in other states like michigan, kansas, and kentucky. so this could be a blueprint for other states, kate. so we're going to get to say her name together because this could

be someone other states refer to when they try to get victory for supporters of abortion rights. >> yamiche alcindor, thank you so much. appreciate it. now to the death of a high profile tech executive. sources telling our nbc station in fran the cash app founder his name was bob lee, he was stabbed to death. nbc news correspondent steve patterson joins us on this. now, steve, what do we know at this point about what happened? >> the violent act sending shock waves through the business and tech community, but details very limited and police very little movement on this. police telling us what they know. they get a call 2:35 very early this morning from a man suffering from stab wounds, a man in his 40s. family and friends later identify him as bob lee, that tech ceo that's touched so many lives. he's bleeding obviously. police called medics to try and stop that bleeding. he's then rushed to a local hospital where he succumbs to those stab wounds. police have said no person of

interest, no motive, no arrest at this point. they're working on it. it's part of the investigation. the district attorney echoing those same sentiments, no person of interest, no motive, no arrest at this point, but they did say this will not stand in the city of san francisco. that's part of an investigation ongoing, though. the most of what we heard are really from people in the business from the tech company. we've heard from jack dorsey and elon musk describing this soul as one of the good ones in big tech. as far as the investigates still early on, again. >> steve patterson, thank you very much. coming up a reward now being offered for a missing california offered for a missing california girl after a imagine ifif you couldld get ahahead of youour ibs-c.. ♪ by trereating it w with linze. ththen you couould start proactivively managiging your c constipatioion with b belly pain,n, and begin n to find yoyoursef a little f further awaway

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welcome back. there is a desperate search for 16-year-old california girl who's been missing for months. well, now a local city council is offering a reward to help find her. hey, maya, what do we know so far about the case? >> hey, savannah. 16-year-old lincoln was last seen by her family news year's day. she left home without her phone, credit card idea, or a change of clothes. they've gotten at least two more calls from alinka according to a

retired los angeles detective who's working with the family. telling her family she's being held against her will and she doesn't know where she is before hanging up. since alinka has been missing her social media accounts have also been disabled. her family says alinka met a man two days before her disappearance and believe the man could be related to her disappearance. >> it goes to show how much the city council -- this is a grieving mother. she's very hopeful this will

motivate someone who has any information to come forward. >> the los angeles county sheriff's department says its investigators are following up on leads and using social media in the search for alinka. the family's advocate says city officials have also reached out to the fbi for help. she also believes the u.s. marshals could be involved in the investigation as well. los angeles is weaponizing classical music, blasting it at a metro station in the city. it's all part of a pilot program to keep crime and loitering down there. i want to bring in nbc news correspondent rehema ellis. she's been looking into this. what do we know about this pilot program and how are people responding to this blaring music? >> kate, what we know is that it's a six month pilot program that began at the start of this year, and it's all designed to keep homeless people away from loitering in the metro station. some critics are worried that the sustained loud music could lead to hearing loss, but

officials with the metro station say, quote, the music is not that loud. take a listen to what some people who ride the metro have to say. >> it's loud, that classical music is a tactic they're using. >> i think if they aren't allowed down here where are they allowed to go? >> officials say the crime situation in the metro has been so unacceptable they thought they had to do something. kate? >>ere any evidence, rehema, it's working to clear people out they don't want down there? >> well, according to the metro there is some evidence. it's early on, though. we've got a full screen i want to show you what they give us in terms of what their numbers are. they say so far as far as crime is concerned in just the six month program that crime is down by 20%, and emergency calls are down by 75%. we should also note that this

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dealing large amounts of controlled substances and importing them from india and china? >> reporter: she doesn't have to enter a plea until she's formally indieted later this month. she has not yet spoken on her behalf. the naacp and the other community organizations will rally at 2:00 this afternoon in front of san jose city hall. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. here are other stories. relief is on the way for a flooded community. narcan is being distributed to libraries in santa clara county. the board of supervisors voted to supply all county libraries are narcan. the drug, if used correctly, can reverse an opioid overdose. workers will be trained on how to administer the drug. it will be distributed to the libraries. this coincide with the fda approving it for over-the-counter sales. help is on the way for a

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hospitalized after being shot while filming a prank video. this happened sunday at a mall in virginia. officials say 21-year-old tanner cook was shot in the stomach by 31-year-old allen collie. cook was trying to prank collie on his video for his channel classified goons. collie now faces three charges including use of a firearm to commit felony. cook says the incident won't stop him from making prank videos. the black boxes from two crashed helicopters last week in kentucky have been recovered. it was sent for a thorough investigation. the crash occurred during an overnight training exercise while pilots were using night vision goggles. all nine soldiers aboard the helicopters were killed. jury selection in the murder trial is now in its third day. vallow is pleading not guilty. the kids disappeared in 2019

before their bodies were found on their stepfather's idaho property. once the jury is selected the trial could take up to eight weeks. now an investigation is under way in d.c. following the deadly shooting of a teenager by u.s. park police. newly released body camera video shows a park police officer shooting a 17-year-old in the back after officers found him sleeping inside a stolen car. and a warning as this video unfolds, some of it may be disturbing. nbc's ron allen joins us with more on this. describe what we see in this body camera video, and just a warning some of this might be disturbing, but walk us through what this reveals. >> first of all, the young man's name is delano martin and he's 17 years old and happened march 18th, a saturday morning about 9:00 a.m. and there's two departments involved in this, the d.c. metro police and u.s. parks police. and they apparently have a policy for handling a situation like this. you'll see in the video the park

police officer gets in the back seat of the car trying to arrest the young man, but the car takes off. the young man drives off, and then the park police officer opens fire. here's the video. again, it's disturbing, but see it for yourself. take a look. >> police. don't move. >> get out! get out! >> stop man, just let me out. stop or i'll shoot! >> at that point and we stop the video there, the officer opens fire, and you can hear at least five shots. the family says he was shot six times in the back, and they wonder why this happened to begin with, why he wasn't tased, why they had to get him to the car. and adding to the controversy is the fact the d.c. police have a

different policy dealing with a situation like this. in some of the other body cam video you can hear a commanding officer at the scene tell his officers not to block the car if he tries to take off and certainly not to get into the car. but as you see the u.s. park police officer does get into the back of the car. the family as you can imagine is distraught. they can't understand why this happened. they want the officers fired. the officers are currently on administrative leave with pay while the investigation plays itself out. savannah? >> ron, how is the family responding at this point? >> reporter: they're angry. they had a press conference today. they want the officers fired. they want the officers charged. they are calling it a murder. here's a bit more of what the young man's mother had to say. take a listen. >> and no type of money will make me feel better. i need my son back. >> reporter: obviously they're very upset about this and now

there's a federal investigation, a civil rights investigation into what happened. the d.c. metro police, the u.s. park police are also looking at this to see what happened. there was a gun recovered at the scene in the car. after the car took off it crashed into a home a couple blocks away. the police discovered the gun in the car but only after the car came to a stop and had crashed. they did try to render aid to the young man, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> ron allen, thank you very much. now let's go to justice department saying it's reached a nearly $145 million deal with the victims of the 2017 church shooting in sutherland springs, texas. >> joining us now justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. ken, this deal years in the making. what are the details surrounding the tentative agreement and what does it mean for the victim? >> reporter: yeah, kate and savannah, an internal investigation found the air force inexcusably failed when it didn't turn over information that the shooter had a domestic

violence conviction to the fbi. had they done that, he never would have been able to buy the gun that was used to murder 26 people while they were attending sunday services back in 2017. and last year a federal judge ruled that the government was liable and ordered to pay $230 million. but the justice department appealed, and this settlement is the result of negotiation. and take a listen of a lawyer for the victims talk about the relief his clients are appealing. >> accountability is fixing the harms that you caused. and in this case for 30 years dangerous felons weren't being reported to the background check system. tens of thuns of them were getting access to guns, and as a result of that one of the worst mass shootings happened. >> reporter: this is the third very large settlement the federal government has had to pay out over negligence allegations connected to mass

shootings, guys. >> all right, ken dilanian, thank you very much. we also have some breaking news right now. nbc news has just confirmed that former vice president mike pence will not appeal a ruling that requires him to testify before a special counsel grand jury. >> that's right, nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett, walk us through this right now what this has to do with former president trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election. >> this is the one in washington, d.c. this is the one led by special counsel jack smith, and just last monday a federal judge ruled pence has to testify, comply with the subpoena, turn over documents, sit in front of the grand jury, tell the jury what he knows. you'll remember trump had tried to block pence from testifying on executive privilege grounds. that failed. the judge didn't buy it. pence made a different argument under the constitution's

featured debate clause. he essentially tried to say i should be emialized from testifying. the judge bought that idea in theory but not in practice because he says because of trump's illegally in conversations trying to block the certification results, in the conversations leading up to january 6th all that stuff comes in, and that's what jack smith really wants and it's on that piece pence is not going to appeal. so that's the news. we don't know what trump is going to do so it's not like he's going to testify today, but it does certainly open the possibility. >> bottom line he can now -- he will now testify. >> as long as trump doesn't block it. >> thank you. well, just a short time ago taiwanese president tsai ing-wen wrapped up her meeting. the pair sat down at the presidential library outside los angeles while beijing keeps a close eye on the days events.

nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin joins us now from the reagan library in simi valley, california. we just heard from speaker mccarthy and the president of taiwan. what did they have to say? >> that's right. side by side they issued their statements. speaker mccarthy highlighting the importance of the united states cooperation with taiwan, also reiterating the commitment to their, quote, shared values, pointing to this being a bipartisan meeting. we also heard from tsai thanking speaker mccarthy for the warm hospitality, saying that the unwavering support reassures the people of taiwan they're not isolated and not alone. she also quoted president ronald reagan. take a listen. >> democracy is under threat and the urgency cannot be

understated. president reagan said it best freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. >> reporter: now, each word spoken during this meeting will undoubtedly be heavily scrutinized by the chinese government. just yesterday we heard from the consulate general for china in los angeles label this meeting as a provocation, as a political stunt, as a, quote, serious violation of the one china policy. and at one point an official -- chinese official saying that china would, quote, fight back. now, what that means fighting back certainly remains to be seen. white house officials are urging that china not use this as an

excuse to exclat the swaz. >> erin mclaughlin for us. thank you. well, the delaware judge overseeing the fox news dominion defamation trial says that he's willing to force rupert murdock to testify. >> so how could the judge force the murdochs and paul ryan to testify. >> essentially because they're so high up on the organizeal structure he says delaware law makes it so i can compel them. he says if they file a trial subpoena, i'm not going to quash it says the judge. he's going to sort of compel these witnesses to show up, to cross state lines and come into the jurisdiction of the delaware superior court. >> can i take a step back for a second for those going what is

this case about again because there's so many cases we're following. remind us what it is all about and yesterday fox offered up their witness list, is that right? >> this is the dominion defamation case for all these conspiracy theories we heard last year frequently broadcast on fox. dominion says fox sustained them. and we've gone whether or not they meet the standard for defamation, and it's barrelling toward the jury trial. and this is who's going to have to show up in court, in wilmington, delaware, live and testify. people like rupert murdoch, the parent company executives critical to the case not only fox news but fox corporation was involved in the alleged defamation. dominion really wants them there, wants them in person because they want the full 1.6 billion they're seeking, and you're going to need the parent company to do that, too. >> thank you for reminding us where we are. >> we're generally where a lot

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third of children worry at least once a week. that's according to the haris poll. kelly, what does the study find and also i wonder specifically the word worry, how that sort of defined for a child versus stress or anxiety or stuff like that. what does this look for kids? >> good afternoon, savannah and kate. and thank you so much for having me. this study is really looking at kids that kids might be thinking about over and over again, and oftentimes for preteens 9 to 13 they're feeling physical symptoms of worry, so oftentimes it could be something about school or something with friendship. we're noticing that some of the girls are feeling more self-conscious about their body image or the way they look. so oftentimes on a larger scale kids are worried about money issues at home or violence or environmental issues as well.

>> i've wondered so often whether is this an increase in actual numbers of kids worrying or are we just paying more attention to it and measuring it more now, kelley, and we're recognizing it. >> i'm seeing it realtime with friends and in studies, but i think the most important thing about these studies is that it is bringing in awareness, and it's offering some education for us as parents and teachers and caregivers to really validate kids feelings. don't dismiss them, help soothe them so that they can soothe themselves. the worst thing you can say to somebody when they're worried is don't worry about that. really play it out and think about what are some things we can do to help find a solution? and also i ask my kids what's the worst thing you think could happen? and so allow them to play that

out and then work on having some positive coping mechanisms. >> and kelley, also how you talk to kids about identifying a feeling like that. like i'm worried in the same way sad or frustrated or anything, but kind of putting your finger on being worried about something, and then with kids being able to work that out themselves. sure, a lot of time as it manifests as physical symptoms, having a hard time sleeping or stomach aches or headaches and/or maybe they're reducing the amount of food they'reiting, asking them is there something that is bothering them, are they worried about something? i like asking open ended questions like what's going on at school, how are you connecting with kids in your class? is there anybody you're having an issue with? so really allow them to articulate maybe just in a global view what's going on. >> this is absolutely resonating with me, that's all i'm going to

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