it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. thank you so much for joining us. we are following breaking news this morning, a surprise guest heading to the g-7 summit in japan. ukraine s president zelenskyy expected to appear in person eans for the battle as the group considers even harsher sanctions on russia. we are live from both ukraine and japan. anyone who defends his land from invaders, every such word is on the path of justice. the sunshine state turns stormy as the feud between disney and desantis escalates, the media giant pulling the plug on a plan that would have brought thousands of jobs to florida. new political fallout this morning with the battle between ron and don reaching new heights. and the suspected intel leaker due in court today for a detention hearing. prosecutors trying to keep him behind bars. this as a new washington post video emerges showing jack teixeira using racial slurs before firing a rifle. we ll have all the detail
reporter: micayla says the view from the pedestrian bridge was sparkling. i m sure taylor heard double the voices she was expecting because we were all out there singing even though we weren t inside. reporter: fans have dubbed it taylorgating, and the growing trend is getting a big reputation for providing swifties a chance to hear the concert live after many failed to score a seat during the great war of ticketmaster, when fans couldn t get tickets on the site, sparking national outrage. i m not getting tickets. i just really wanted to see taylor. reporter: the megastar s magnetism can be seen in the clusters of sold out hotels, swift-teamed restaurant nights and pages dedicated to eras tour outfits. swift s opening weekend brought in tourism traffic that rivalled the super bowl as fans crisscrossed the country just to be near the concert venues. this is kind of our kitchen area. reporter: and arriving hours early, fans are coming prepared. the novak family brought an
him, and nobody has done that with me. you know? they ve never cared like that. reporter: it s the same compassion micayla howard felt when she detoxed during pregnancy. it wasn t easy, but look at how it turned out. how is jc doing? she is good. she is a happy baby. yeah? reporter: this is her beautiful baby girl, who is now 3 months old. she was born with no withdrawal symptoms, and she didn t go to the nicu. reporter: you re pretty proud i imagine that she is doing so well. i m very happy about that. we re almost there. yeah, we re doing good. reporter: now just weeks away from her due date, rachel is hoping for the same miracle as micayla. you got names picked out? brantley. reporter: what s it like to look at brantley? it s amazing. it s amazing. sanjay, gosh, it s so hard to see some of those images.
youngsters married, and that s how they came to be a couple. not surprisingly, natalie s family was appalled. i knew that it wasn t the church anymore. i knew that it was a cult when they started controlling and monitoring the people. over the objections of her family, natalie married matthew, and they had a baby daughter, micayla. by all accounts, natalie was happier than she had ever been. she had the room fully decorated. she had the crib. she had the whole bedroom set for the baby. she was just, you know she had already started making outfits. she loved to sew. i was seeing the life in her, that energy. now i can just see her jumping and just having fun. and she was coming back, little by little. late one saturday night in 1999, matthew mirabal called police to report his wife missing. he said natalie went to the grocery store while he stayed home with the baby, but she
slammed the door. he went in the house and slammed the door. matthew mirabal said he had an alibi for the night of the murder. he claimed he was home with his daughter, micayla. his brother, marcus, and his wife, lisa, said they too were at home that night and went to bed early. by now, investigators knew that natalie s car had been driven to the crime scene. but who had driven it there? inside the car, tucked between the seats was a pair of bloody gloves made by the wells lamont company. dna testing showed that the blood on the gloves was natalie s. but to whom did the gloves belong? investigators went to matthew s workplace and found a walmart shopping bag in a trash can outside. there was a tab for pairs of wells lamont handyman cotton jersey gloves in there.