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and arson experts. people do this to themselves but the point here is the person traveled from florida all the way to the trump trial. this is not connected to trump, it has really nothing to do with him. i read all his writings he posted. it's nonsensical, as yasmin clearly reported. it doesn't make sense. he named every politician, every hollywood person, every billionaire, every person on the news, every name he can think of. he tied them all together in some crackpot conspiracy theory. he's a disturbed person. it doesn't make any sense. i think the good part of that, though, is hopefully the judge will take a look at that, to reassure his jurors that this was not directed at the trial, at mr. trump, at them, at the court family. i hope he takes the time to do that. i would even say, you know, to the judge, consider letting the jurors read his rantings which are only a couple pages. once you read it, you will be
on the ground in a moment. but first, al roker, what are you seeing in terms of the storm track right now? >> lester, idalia starting to rapidly intensify right now 300 miles south of tallahassee. 100-mile-per-hour winds moving north now quicker at 16 miles per hour. 15 million people under hurricane warnings, watches, and tropical storm watches and warnings as well from florida all the way into the southeast. by tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m., a category 3 storm coming onshore. the good news is this is going to be a rapid mover, but not before leaving some significant impacts. for example, storm surge up to 15 feet, especially right around cedar key with surge accompanied by large waves which cause beach erosion. wind gusts from 50 to 95 miles per hour, dangerous with trees falling. possible power outages from wilmington to sarasota. a risk of tornadoes wrapped in rain, hard to see. rainfall amounts 12 inches or more in the
hail, but we couldn't rule out a tornado. this includes louisville and nashville. tomorrow right across the ap appalachian chain, that's where the biggest storms are going to be, even the mid-atlantic the, get ready for a toe or two and definitely strong, damaging winds. heat across the south, excessive heat warnings in effect anywhere you see that pink. goes from florida all the way towards california, places you think, yeah, it's supposed to be warm in the summer but not this warm. these temperatures are breaking all kinds of records. i just can't imagine, will, your from dallas, how has the summer been? will: it's so hot that my tree is quitting. [laughter] it's a source of stress and and if bothers me that my oak tree is just -- pete: it's withering? will: no. it's gigantic, pete, it's 80 years old -- rick: you should probably throw some water on those trees. will: i am doing that.
the record-setting heat wave we are experiencing across the south only intensifies and expands mall through the weekend. dozens of cities from florida all the way to california will experience record-setting high and low temperatures. now the question is, why? why is it so hot in so many places? well, you can blame this right here. high-pressure heat dome that has been parked over the southwest for the better part of a month now and it really doesn't move over the course of the weekend and next week. jet stream has gone well to the north, in fact, that high-pressure only re-intensifies next week, and if you look at the outlook through the end of the month, most of the country remains well above average for temperatures. for a place like phoenix, the take away is this forecast. temperatures 110 or higher through july. norah, what that tells us is phoenix is likely to set its record for the warmest month in city history. >> norah: chris, thank you. there is a breaking news just coming in, explosive news about now former washington commanders owner dan snyder. the nfl says snyder has agreed to pay a $60 million fine after an independent investigation
impressive about this heat wave is the magnitude and the scope of it. it covers 12 southern u.s. stat states. it spans over 70 million americans. it's going to topple records from florida all the way to california. take miami, where i'm located here, today marks the 32nd consecutive day where heat indices, temperature and humidity, feels like over 100 degrees. phoenix, you're not sheltered from the heat as well. you've had 12 consecutive days of your actual air temperature above 110. that's your third longest streak. and in las vegas, you will likely see your all-time hottest temperature ever recorded later this week. it's just incredible. 70% of the u.s. will experience temperatures over 90 degrees in the coming week. 50 million americans will experience triple digit heat here in the next few days. now i'm in the thick of it, but this heat is dangerous. i spoke to an expert about it. have a listen to what he said. >> it's been record breaking,
you listen to those two minutes tonight? >> laughter -- that is quite possibly the most offensive part of all of this. i hear laughter. hey, look what i've got? this document that the military gave to me that is still classified, probably at least top secret, look at how cool this is. and let's joke about, you know, hillary clinton sending emails to anthony weiner. and by the way, bring me a couple of cokes. i hear recklessness. i hear laughter. and for anyone who's ever held a security clearance, for anyone who's ever sat in a district having to read through documents, for anyone who's ever been subject to any kind of investigation or how they handled classified information, they probably feel what i feel right now, anger, and being completely insulted by how this man handled it, and how the staffers around him thought it was funny. this is not funny.
like making nuclear weapons in your basement, isn't it? a crime so heinous that only the death penalty will do. it's one of the most outrageous and vicious legal theories ever put forward in an american court of law. >> the espionage act has been used to go after traitors and spies, and has nothing to do with a former president legally keeping his own documents. >> andrew weissmann, the espionage act has nothing to do with a former president legally keeping his own documents. true or false? >> well, that would be true, if we were talking about a former president's own documents. that's not what we are talking about here. we are talking about the former president keeping the government's documents, not his own documents. and also, i noticed that he doesn't, in any way, discuss the obstruction statute, which, you know, the obstruction
see this. just don't pile it with me and then we're gonna have to deal with the whole issue about whether they should get it or not. you still cannot -- you, the defense, kind of contact this people. so, it was probably the right decision, maybe not braised in the best way. >> andrew weissmann and bradley moss thank you very much for joining us in this breaking news discussion tonight. we really appreciate it. >> welcome -- >> thank you. and up next, the mutiny against vladimir putin that almost happened this weekend. is it over? or is it just on hold? that's next. that's next. more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 30% off* until july 10th. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 30% at pods.com today.
sovereignty and its territorial integrity. >> ukraine's president zelenskyy said this -- >> translator: today, the world saw that the bosses of russia do not control anything. nothing at all, complete chaos, complete absence of any predictable outcome. >> joining us now from ukraine 's ali velshi, host of velshi on msnbc. ali, as ukraine been able to capitalize on, in any way, the chaos and in the rebellion in russia? >> that's a good question. sort of. on one hand, they are sitting back and watching this, taking some lee in the fact that they're adversary, they're invader, their attacker is in chaos. that is always something to look forward to. the problem of course is that vladimir putin, as you well described, has been made to look weak. there is zero chances you said
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