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a fourth victim has died after friday's rampage at a supermarket in arkansas and a mass shooting in columbus. we'll have the latest on investigations. history in the making. former president trump and joe biden set to face off in thursday night's showdown. plus, a look at trump's short list vp. and deadly storms washed across the midwest. meteorologist michelle gross man is tracking heat wave that's refusing to let up. and taking criminals for a ride. how massive cyber attacks slam the brakes on businesses nationwide. and a miracle in northern california. a hiker found alive after spending ten days in the wilderness. how he survived that ordeal. it's monday, june 24. "early today" starts right now. and good morning to you. i'm richard lui.

we're going to start today with new updates about friday's deadly shooting in arkansas. while providing a detailed account on sunday of the tragedy that left four dead and ten injured, arkansas state police revealed they found no apparent motive for the rampage. >> there appears to be no personal connection to the shooter or any of the victims. it was just a completely random, senseless act. >> the suspect could face the death penalty if convicted. nbc's pariah sadar has more on the tragedy and how it's affecting the tight-knit community. >> reporter: first responders in the small town of fordized, arkansas are washing away the bloody remnants of another deadly shooting in america, spraying down the parking lot outside a mad butcher grocery store, authorities identifying the alleged gunman as 44-year-old travis ugood evening posey who is facing at least three charges of capital murder, being held at a localjail after being wounded himself. >> this is really overwhelming.

>> reporter: angela ashley says her mother shirley taylor was one of the victims killed. >> reporter: what has the last 24 hours been like for you? >> total hell. she was our rock. >> reporter: also killed, 23-year-old callie weems, grocery shopping on her day off grocery shopping for her mother, leaving behind 10-month-old baby. >> wailing and screaming because my daughter is 23 years old. this isn't supposed to happen to her. >> reporter: nbc news also confirming the third victim killed as 50-year-old roy burton sturgess, according to his daughter. this graphic video appears to show a man with a long gun pointing and shooting at cars in the parking lot outside the grocery store friday, though police have not verified it is the suspect named in the case.

>> it was rough, man. i see people lying in the parking lot. didn't know if they were dead or not. >> reporter: this arkansas community now among the latest trying to find peace in the aftermath of senseless gun violence. >> our thanks for that report. now to columbus, ohio. ten people there were shot in the city's arch district early sunday morning. police say two teens were among victims. one of the victims is in critical condition, though all are expected to recover. police had to ask for the public's help in finding a suspect who got away in a white honda civic after a highway chase. a man claiming to be that driver turned himself and is charged with obstructing official business. this morning the judge overseeing donald trump's classified classified documents argued in the defense's motion to dismiss the indictment. it was argued that special counsel jack smith was illegally appointed because it was not first approved by congress. the prosecution says the justice department is well within its power to appoint special

counsels. later in the afternoon, the judge will hear jack smith's motion to issue a gag order against trump in the case. in its filings smith says trump poses an imminent threat to law enforcement citing a trump supporters erecent threat against an feebz agent. this week could reshape the race for the white house. president biden and former president trump clashing in their first presidential debate thursday night. it's the earlier presidential showdown in u.s. history on the calendar and the high-stakes remarch is set to offer a stark contrast between the two candidates on key issues. nbc's alice barr joins us from washington with the latest on this and the fight over reproductive rights will be one of the major issues there. >> reporter: sure will be, richard. today marks two years since the supreme court overtowed "roe v. wade." this is the first presidential election since the dobbs decision that took away federal protection for abortion rights, and it's sure to be a top issue

for many voters this year. the biden campaign expects to lean heavily into that issue. they think it's a galvanizing issue for democrats that could be critical in what's expected to be an extraordinarily tight election. the president is hunkered down at camp david this week for intensive debate prep. his aides signal that he won't be shying away from calling his rival, former president trump, a convicted felon and also from calling out what they see as his extreme record on everything from reproductive rights to what they say is promoting political violence. while mr. trump's campaign advisers say he is going to be focused on trying to pin president biden down on policy issues including the economy and immigration, and that the former president is really using the campaign trail this week as his debate prep. >> it's been report that had right now crooked joe has gone to a log cabin to study, prepare. no, he -- he's sleeping now

because they want to get him good and strong. >> the person who wants to be president has to go sit with his probation officer before he actually goes to the debate, and so it is just a fact, but it's not just to call donald trump a convicted felon, it goes to his behavior and it goes to his character. >> reporter: meanwhile, mr. trump says his yet to be running mate will be at the debate and that he has made up his mind. sources tell nbc news the focus has been on three contenders, north dakota governor doug burgum, senator j.d. vance and marco rubio. >> who knows, it could be alice barr that shows up. can't wait to see it. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has indicated a war in gaza could soon be entering a new phase. he told israel tv sunday night

that the intensive phase of israel's war on rafah is about to end, but it adds it does not mean that the conflict itself is winding down. he reiterated his promise not to end the war before hamas is destroyed. netanyahu says in the next phase forces may head north to lebanon where fighting with the hezbollah blah-group has begun last week. a combination of storms and heavy rain and flooding rivers led to property damage and evacuation orders in the region. >> in almost areas impacted the rivers crested several feet above level records from the floods of 1993. >> in south dakota an 87-year-old man was killed saturday after a vehicle rolled down an embankment cleared out which a washed out roadway. meanwhile, much of the country

still dealing with the effects of the week long heat wave. meteorologist michelle grossman with details this morning on potentially record-breaking temperatures, and i was sneak peeking. i'm seeing the number behind you is 49. i'm not the fastest on a sunday morning, michelle, but i think earlier when we spoke that number was 44 so it's heating up again. >> you're really paying attention on this monday morning. hi, richard. yeah. that number constantly changes and that number is starting to creep up. it's across the country. looking from california to the plains, across the southeast as well. we'll see record-break temperatures in some spots. temperatures into the triple digits. you factor in the humidity, it will feel like 100 degrees, 105 in many spots. now 45 million americans under heat alert, heat advisories. we have an excessive heat warning as well. record highs in some spots. we're going to watch that as we go throughout the monday. take a look at the numbers because we're looking at dang rou heats in parts of the plains, the south central states

and the southeast as well. 100 degrees today in dallas. notice the number to the right. you factor in the humidity. it will feel like 105. it will feel like 110 in new orleans. that's the heat today. we'll keep it in place tomorrow. the excessive heat continues tomorrow. in through the triple digits in member affirmative action factor in the humidity, feels like 108. feels like 109 in baton rouge and 104 in tampa and sweating in the south. that's the theme wednesday, thursday and friday wi th f 90s, too, on the map. put the 90s on the map in parts of the central plains today. 101 today in omaha. all right. that is your monday forecast. >> and you did not use one piece of video of an egg on a sidewalk being cooked and that's pretty

good. >> we have all summer. >> there's always tomorrow. thank you, michelle. a california man went on a three-hour hike but ended up lost in the santa cruz mountains wilderness for nine days. no one knew about his hiking plans, so when he did not show up for father's day, his family reported him missing. people nearby heard his calls for help, and officials eventually found him disheveled, shirtless with only a flashlight and a pair of scissors. he was reunited with his family and suffered minor injuries. coming up, how cyber criminals are impacting how you buy and maintain your car, but first just weeks after announcing price weeks, spotify is launching a more wallet-friendly option. 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair...

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cnbc's steve sedgewick has the story with us. good morning to you, steve. that is an interesting one. >> reporter: it really, is isn't it, richard? a very good morning to you, yeah. all the old long-term rivals are scrambling to catch up in the ai race as well, so facebook, para, meta, it looks like they could be integrating some of their met as platforms. generative ai platforms into apple intelligence is in development. there's antrhopic, other startups could also be in discussion with apple about integrating their products into apple intelligence, and then apple will give people the choice. now back to the spotify story. a new basic product. something that we're very upset that the premium package went to $11.99 a month instead of $10.99. you get a $10.99 option called basic but it comes without all the audio books you have in the premium package and there's

supremium. spotify is working on a product that could be even better as well, rich. even saying the word supremium is getting me. >> the first story about cats and dogs being friends was a story in itself. steve sedgewick, have a good one, my friend. cyber criminals are targeting car dealerships nationwide which is affecting everything from how to buy a new ride to fixing vehicles on your own. >> reporter: if you're trying to buy or service a car you might have to pump the brakes because of cyber attacks slowing down business at thousands of car dealerships. >> address, customer name, that type of stuff, titling information. obviously you've got to make sure of your date of birth, full name are correct. >> reporter: at this the toyota dealership in waterford, michigan, normally soft wear from cdk global helps with that information. >> it's what we run all the car deals out of, all the repair orders and parts orders. >> reporter: in downtown ohio,

jim sharkee says his group has been using a type writer. >> we are hand-doing contracts and hand-doing paperwork. >> reporter: that means it's been taking longer for customers to buy a car. the challenges are rising after software provider cdk global experienced two cyber incidents and proactively shut down most of our systems, the company adding we've begun the restoration process. we anticipate that the process will take several days to complete. cdk says it works with more than 15,000 retail locations in north america. it's not clear how many dealerships are impacted, but cyber security expert katie brooks says these challenges reach beyond the auto industry. >> this incident is part of a growing trend of cyber attacks towards small and medium-sized buses across the country. it is very much a crime of opportunity and a crime of financial gain, and so if there is money involved, there is the chance that this could happen. >> brooks says it's too soon to

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century ago. nbc's joe fryar shows us the new space commemorating the uprising. 55 years ago it was the scene of an uprising and now it's where that history sim mortalized. >> i came in here and touched this wall, i had chills. >> reporter: mark siegel what is 18 years old when police raided a popular gay bar called the stonewall inn sparking a riot that he say some falsely characterized as theatrical. >> there was violence going on out in that street. it wasn't theeptatrical? >> what was it? >> it was us finally fighting back saying we wanted to be treated equally. >> reporter: it was a turning point in the battle for lbgtq plus rights, a moment captured here at the stone walvis tore center. how are you feeling right now? >> incredibly excited. >> reporter: it's half of the original stonewall inn which is still open next door, though the two are separate entities.

across the street is a park that became a national monument in 2016 but didn't have a visitor center until anne marie gothard and diane rodriguez took the lead, raising funds and then marking the legacy. >> mark is one of the reasons we can do things like this and i don't think the man has ever been geffen his credit. what we have here is a firsthand account for mark. >> reporter: for mark. do you feel proud? >> yes. >> reporter: the emotion dozen not fade. >> i'm proud where we've come, but i also realize the difficult in the room we still travel. i also think of the people who didn't make it. >> reporter: this is a tribute to them, a space that will open its doors next friday exactly 55 years after stonewall changed the world. joe fryar, nbc news. >> all right. heading to chicago, don't miss the chance to snap a selfie at

millennium park. the beam being one of the most beloved attractions is back open after nearly a year of renovations since last august. construction limited access to the sculpture, but now the city has added new scares, accessible ramps and a water proofing system making it a better experience for visitors. another milestone for spacex to tell you about. the company launching two rockets sending over 36 starlink satellites into space. this was the 11th time that spacex reused the rocket booster. it's part of a starlink project to provide internet access, especially in remote areas. thanks for starting the workweek here with us on "earl

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