United states today. also, the first warning about malaria inside the u.s. in two decades. what you need to know with mosquito season starting, and then later on, imagine this, carving your name into a 2,000-year-old wonder of the world. what was he thinking? the bad tourist who could face jail time for defacing the coliseum. we ll be right back. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you ll find pnc bank.
Into that nearly 2,000-year-old wall ivan plus haley 23. behind the camera, 38-year-old california native ryan lutz who just toured the coliseum. you see this guy carving into the wall of the coliseum. what do you think? i used the term flabbergasted and i don t use that lightly. i m upset, angry, yes. reporter: he says he told security, who said they contacted the police, but he says nothing happened. hours later, lutz posted the video online and the outrage was immediate, including from the italian government. on twitter, italy s minister of culture calling the carving a sign of great incivility. past incidents of similar vandalism produced fines and prison time, proof bad tourist behavior is nothing new. earlier this year, guides in nepal pleaded with hikers to stop leaving tons of garbage on mount everest s campsites. if you don t want to pick up your trash, don t come to the mountain. reporter: in hawaii, officials recently launched investigations into swimmers caught on camera harassing
Wink wink. mike memoli, thank you as well. coming up next, everybody, when in rome, do not do what this tourist did. and carve your beloved s name into this 2,000-year-old coliseum. again, what was he thinking? the consequences of tourists behaving badly and the trouble that he could actually face. we ll be right back. rouble that he could actually face. we ll be right back. more shopping? you should watch your spending honey. i m saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. check it out, you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, i ll look into that. let me put a reminder on my phone. save $700 dollars. pick up dad from airport? ohhhhhh. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
Welcome back. as the busy summer tourist season kicks off, one visitor s roman holiday is serving as an etiquette lesson on what not to do on vacation. nbc s maggie vespa has the details. reporter: hey there. the american tourist who shot that video says he was flabbergasted. he also says he has no idea who that guy is or where he s from. but his take, whether you re touring ancient relics in rome or iconic sports in new york, respect the space and respect the people. otherwise you could end up like the guy in the video potentially and unfortunately so many others whose in the moment stunts have long-term consequences. an apparent romantic gesture on an ancient roman canvas. this morning, a recipe for outrage, shot friday at italy s famed capital city, this video appears to show a man using keys to carve into an icon of world history, the coliseum. are you serious, man. reporter: the man silent, but smiling when confronted. this freeze frame shows etched
Coliseum was given a four-month suspended prison sentence and fined roughly 20,000 euros or the equivalent of 22,000 american dollars. back to you. a lot to take in there, maggie vespa, thank you. that does it for us today, everybody. ana cabrera is back tomorrow, 10:00 a.m. eastern. you can catch me on the weekends at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. jose diaz-balart reports with lindsey reiser is up next. good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m lindsey reiser in for jose diaz-balart. right now, scorching heat is impacting millions across the south. we re talking triple digit temperatures. the weather partly to blame for the chaos at some of the nation s airports with more than 2,000 delays and cancellations. overseas, new reporting about treachery behind that russian revolt. how the leader of the mercenary group marching on moscow
Chilling video shows flames up the entire side of the building as debris falls onto the street below. crews manage to get the fire under control and no reports of injuries. officials in italy are searching for this tourist caught on camera carving his name into the wall of the coliseum. italy s cultural minister tweeting this in response to the vandalism, i consider it very serious, unworthy and a sign of great incivility that a tourist faces one of the most famous places in the world. i hope whoever did this will be identified and sanctioned according to our laws. that is so terrible. janice, outside to you my friend. janice: i m inside. carley: of course you are. janice: we will do celebrating in a minute. a lot going on across the country. the heat is the biggest story for texas and that is spreading south and eastward for parts of the southeast. then we have the severe weather.
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Years in prison. he s also facing the possibility of losing his $104,000 annual pension. many minds go to uvalde when you think about cases like this where officers there are facing intense criticism for their action. this action during that shooting and it also raise it is question of what do you expect from school resource officers as shootings unfortunately are becoming more common. thank you. i know you ll keep us posted on what s happening. a january 6th defendant is defending himself at trial and questioning his own son as a witness. we ll tell you how that went. but first, one tourist attempt at a romantic gesture could land him in serious legal trouble. here, you actually see the man carving his girlfriend s name into the walls of the ancient nearly 2,000-year-old coliseum in rome. italy s culture minister was not charmed by that. he tweeted it s a sign of great
And the eternal city for tourists has sparked outrage after leaving his own lasting mark on one of the most iconic attractions. there is a video showing a young man using a key to carve letters into a wall of the coliseum. according to the italian news agency, the encryption reads ivan plus haley 23. apparent names of the tore uris and his fiance. and they hope whoever did it will be identified and sanctioned according to our laws, if convicted the man could face a fine of at least 1500 euros or up to five years in prison. thanks for joining me. i m max foster. early start with christine is next. so many hotels. ah! ah! ah!