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two weeks after president biden's border crack down, the administration is planning new

protections for deportation by shielding thousands of american citizens who are in the country illegally. how it would work. russia's strengthening ties with north korea, as vladimir putin visits pyongyang for the first time in 24 years. we're live with what the trip could mean for moscow's war on ukraine. a sweltering start to summer. hundreds of millions of americans under a heat warning this morning as temperatures soar across country. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking just how hot it had get. scroll at your own risk. why the surgeon general wants to add a health warning to social media like the ones you see on cigarettes. and a boston blowout. the celtics dominate the mavericks on the road to their record-breaking 18th championship. we have the highlights from the historic win, as we tip off this tuesday. "early today" starts right now. good morning, glad you're up

early with me. i'm frances rivera. president biden is expected to make a major announcement on immigration today. nbc news has learned the president will announce a plan to protect hundreds of thousands of undocumented undocumented i aimmigrants who are married to u.s. citizens from deportation. what do we know about their action? >> reporter: nbc news spoke to four sources familiar with the matter who say that this new policy will apply to migrants who came to the u.s. illegally ten or more years ago, who are married to u.s. citizens. it would make them eligible for green cards and a path to citizenship. it's estimated to impact about a half million people. the program, known as parole in place, would make it possible for the undocumented spouses to obtain work per magnificents on permits on a case by case basis. one comsaid it was the biggest

thing since daca. president biden will also announce a new program regarding daca. many are attacking president biden's plans asthm mass amnest. mr. trump says if he is elected he will start deporting millions of immigrants in the united states illegally. over the weekend, a secret service agent was robbed at gunpoint. a spokesperson for the law enforcement agency said the off-duty agent was returning from a work assignment at the time of the robbery and that he used his weapon during the encounter. they added that it was the, it was unknown if the assailants were struck and that the agent was not hurt. an investigation is under way. seeking more weapons for his

war in ukraine, russian president putin travels to north korea today. the dictatorship of kim jong un is one of the key suppliers of wea weapons and munitions to russia after the ukraine war turned the country into a pariah. it's his first visit to north korea since the year 2000, when kim's father ruled the country. for the latest, let's go to chapman bell, who's following the story for us of good mormomorus . >> reporter: the focus of the talks will be munitions.e munit. pyongyang provides armaments to russia to support their ongoing war in ukraine, and russia then provides economic aid and technology assistance to north korea. and, you know, while the two

sides seem to be mosh cre close aligned. american and south korean officials have accused pyongyang of providing military aid to russia. both sides have denied this, as that accusation would violate a u.n. security council resolution, or several u.n. ku council resolutions, and this visit happening on the heels of russia's latest visit to cuba for naval drills. in what's being described as routine drills for this visit. but putin's two-day state visit to north korea will be his first visit there since becoming a newly-elected president back in 2000 when he visited kim jong un's father kim jong il. so we'll have to wait and see what happens from this two-day

state visit. putin's expected to arrive today. and the two leaders are expected to meet tomorrow. so we'll see what happens and maybe what comes out of this visit. >> a visit and meeting on the world stage with everyone watching. thank you. turning now to the muanhunt for a man who escaped by walking right out of a building while in custody. >> reporter: an urgent multi-state manhunt for a murder suspect. on friday, authorities say 30-year-old joshua zimmerman escaped from a courthouse in hernando, mississippi, about 26 miles south of memphis, tennessee. >> this individual is very violent. he's, he's conniving. he, he will do anything he can to try to elude. >> reporter: according to officials, zimmerman was transported from jail to the courtroom with a group of other inmates, but he disappeared as he was in line to enter. >> in the process of walking down the stairs, zimmerman just

basically cut from the line and went through an unlocked door in the stairwell. >> reporter: surveillance images released from the desoto sheriff's office shows zimmerman emerge out of shackles and in street clothes. the district attorney telling us his office is wondering what happened behind that door. >> there's a lot of questions about, you know, how does that happen? how do you get out of the shackles? how do you change clothes and then just walk out of the building? >> reporter: authorities telling us they believe a stranger, unknowingly, helped him cross state lines into tennessee. >> we believe that someone, a good samaritan, gave him a ride from hernando to memphis. as of right now, we still believe he's in the memphis area. >> reporter: at the time of his escape, zimmerman was facing attempted murder and armed robbery charges in mississippi but fled before entering a plea. u.s. marshals say he was also wanted in the state of texas for a murder in houston. >> we obviously have the capability to travel and, and, you know, we want everybody to

be on the lookout. >> reporter: authorities are warning he should be considered armed and dangerous, and they are offering a $10,000 reward for any information that may lead to his arrest. >> thanks to guad for that report. the mass shooter who attacked a colorado nightclub will be sentenced today. anderson aldrick pleaded guilty. five people were killed and 22 others injured in the november 2022 shooting at club q, a lgbtq plus nightclub in colorado spring. aldrick made a deal with prosecutors that if approved by a judge would lead to multiple life sentences. a rapidly-spreading wildfire in new mexico caused residents to flee a village. they were told to leave immediately and warned against packing valuables. emergency shelters have been set up for evacuees. the fire has already charred more than 5,000 acres since

yesterday morning. it is still 0% contained. this as dozens of fires burn across california as a sweltering heat wave sweeps the nation. maggie vespa has the details. >> reporter: from raging fires out west to record-shattering highs back east. >> as soon as we stepped outside, we're cooking. >> reporter: an early and, treatment heat wave. the first of 2024, already broiling tens of millions coast-to-coast. high pressure creating a stubborn heat dome, sending temps soaring up to 25 degrees above average, threatening records this week. a record falling in chicago already, with the city hitting 97. pittsburgh could see its first-ever 100 degree day in june, humidity making it feel like triple digits in detroit. >> it's pretty intense. >> reporter: new york's mayor warning people to take it seriously. >> we want to be clear, this is extremely hot for june.

new yorkers should not underestimate the heat. >> reporter: in louisiana, sudden, heavy rain kicking of days of flooding rain. meanwhile, the soaring temps and wi winds sparking flames. the post fire north of l.a. is threatening dozens of homes already devouring an auto shop. nbc's steve patterson is there. >> reporter: this is what's left in the wake of these wind-driven flames on a path of bone-dry brush, incinerating this fleet of cars. crews working around the clock trying to get more containment on this fire. >> reporter: 12 million americans remain under red flag warnings, as this early summer blast sears most of the country. >> and our thanks to maggie for that report. for the latest on the brutal heat wave, let's get to michelle

grossman. >> it's going to be a tough one. we're looking at temperatures well above normal for this time of year. it's the duration of this event. we're waking up to 73 million under heat alerts, whether it's a heat advisory in the orange. pi pittsburgh, boston, new england, hot with temperatures into the 90s. the jet stream lifted so high to the north. the big area of high pressure is pumping in the heat and temperatures into the 90s, triple digits for so many of us, from the great lakes to the midwest and portions of the ohio valley and northeast. we're going to break a lot of records over the next several days. newark, 94. 91 in bangor, maine. temperatures into the 90s. you factor in the humidity, it's going to feel like over 100 degrees. we're looking at 96 in bangor, maine. 99 in manchester, and 97 in

hartford. detroit still in the 90s as we go throughouthe weekend ast l s. 103 in phoenix, 101 in tucson. all right, that's your tuesday forecast. >> that's going to be a long, hot week ahead. history was made in beantown monday night. >> it's over! time to say it again, boston. anything's possible. banner number 18 has been secured. the celtics are nba champions. >> the boston celtics capped off their total dominance at the nba this season winning their record 18th championship in five games over the dallas mavericks. jayson tatum saved his best game for the last, dropping 31 points

in the win over luka and company. but it was jaylen brown who walked away with the top honors, being named finals mvp after averaging 28 points over the last five games. they'll go their own way. why fleetwood mac is calling it quits. but we're back in a minute with a surgeon general push to add warning labels to social media. warning labels to social media. h essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess . they were continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. schwarzkopf dare to tell your story with keratin blonde by schwarzkopf. lighten your hair up to 9 levels

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social media. in an op ed published yesterday in the "new york times," dr. murthy said the mental health crisis among young people is an urgent problem with social media being an important contributor. dr. murthy linked the amount of time spent on social media, we're talking about spending more than three hours a day on them, to an increased risk in children experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression, compromising their sleep and missing out on important in-person time with family and friends. he said that this kind of warning label on a pack of cigarettes did have a change of behavior. now the main social media platforms did not respond to this op ed. the u.s. trade commission is suing acopy,dobe for absurdly ho cancel subscriptions. they allege the software company violated consumer protection laws by making it too difficult to cancel.

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energy into something and see your return from that energy is incredibly powerful and transferrable to so many other things in life. >> reporter: 18-year-old sailing students tavon and michelle took me out on the water to show me the ropes. >> i just came here for fun, and then i started to figure out that i was really good at it. once i started to get good at it, i got invested into it. >> we teach them how to sail. but really what i like to say is sailing is an excuse for helping them grow and become better people. being on a sailboat means you have to take a position of authority, and you're responsible for each other. working as a team. >> i've never been sailing before, in the bronx, sailing is not something you get into. >> reporter: what kind of people did you think about when you thought about sailing? >> not people like me. >> you don't see a lot of hispanic people. so it's nice to show, you know, representation, like out on the water. >> our participants are almost entirely from the bronx. and they represent the

demographics of this community, definitely not what you think of when you think of sailing, which is an incredibly white-dominated sport. >> reporter: 29-year-old cole is the first woman to race around the world herself. she shared expertise and advice to the program's young sailors. learning lessons about life on the water while setting sail for new horizons. >> i see myself continuing doing sailing. maybe even for college. i just fell in love with it. >> yeah, sailing through the water and maybe sailing through life. that's the hope. and our thanks thank thas fos r. have a great day. have a great day. we'll see you back here torrowmo hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh.

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