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good morning, everyone. let s get things started with five things to know for this tuesday, september 5th. and we start with exclusive, new cnn reporting this hour, special counsel jack smith is not done investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. now, he s got his sights set on a connection between fundraising and the push to breach voter equipment. also this morning, first lady jill biden testing positive for covid-19. she s doing all right. she is fighting mild symptoms, we re told. she s at home in delaware. the president has tested negative so far. this, of course, is ahead of his trip to the g20. also this morning, new signs that an alliance between russia and north korea is strengthening. kim jong-un expected to meet with vladimir putin in russia to further the arms negotiations. urgent message from the mother of the escaped mother in pennsylvania. there have been four separate sightings of the fugitive. max exodus from the desert in nevada. ....
boys were responsible for the violence on january 6th. more so than any other group because they say they were instrumental in all of the key breaches. they introduced plenty of evidence that he was orchestrating things from afar, messaging his followers then afterwards, said make no mistake, we did this. so now, he faces justice. ken, i know you ll keep us posted on that. thank you. let s go to garrett haake with the latest developments in donald trump s election interference case in georgia. garrett, so now all of trump s co-defendants have pled not guilty. what more can you tell us? what do we know about what happens next? that s right. we saw a flurry of filings in morning from others in this case all pleaded not guilty. all waiving their rights to appear in person at an arraignment scheduled for tomorrow. that arraignment will still go forward but it might be a judge just pushing around papers here. we won t see any of the defendants in place. we may see their ....
about the new sighting. we begin with a look at what could be an important day in the georgia interference case against former president donald trump and his 18 codefendants, and all 19 people charged with conspiring to overturn the results of the presidential election there are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow, but only two of them, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, and former coffee county director, have entered a plea. the proceedings in fulton county superior court will be conducted now on camera. garrett haake has been covering the trump investigations, and milea whily, president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. garrett, most of the defendants won t be there so what can we expect things to look like tomorrow? we could end up in a situation where none of the defendants are present, and there s still time for the last two remaining defendants who have not filed a waiver in the case to do so. if georgia, if you already have ....
sentence. how did danielo cavalcante manage to escape from prison. and welcome to a special second hour of josé diaz-balart reports. we begin this hour with the big week ahead in georgia, the clock is ticking for the final seven defendants in the wide ranging election interference case to enter their pleas or get ready to appear for their arraignment on wednesday. joining us now nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, danny cevallos and veteran prosecutor paul henderson. ken, where do things stand now as we await that wednesday deadline? good morning, jose. obviously the court s closed on this holiday, and we fully expect that all of these defendants will either waive appearance or come in and enter a plea in what is really a formality, this arraignment. the big questions looming over this case have to do with scheduling, have to do with whether mark meadows will be successful in his bid to get his particular portion of the case moved to fe ....
we are coming on the air tracking areas bracing for severe weather tonight, including thunderstorms and tornadoes. at this hour, parts of the ohio valley, indiana, kentucky, and ohio, are under a tornado watch vehicle plus tens of millions more are experiencing dangerous weather. this is the same year s storm system that caused serious damage from texas to west virginia. kentucky s governor today declaring a state of emergency after it demolished homes and stop traffic after knocking down power lines vehicle a different tornado leveled buildings in oklahoma, destroying nearly everything in its path. more than a third of the country right now is under a weather alert. there are blizzard warnings in michigan, and flood watches in new jersey. so with all of that news, we got team coverage, starting with justin michaels from our partners at the weather channel. reporter: it happen fast and it was furious. dangerous winds knocked someone at the university of kentucky clear ....