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Princess Kate gave an update on her cancer treatment and her first public appearance on Instagram, severe weather is hitting the East Coast as more storms are expected and the Supreme Court ruled that a Trump-Era ban on gun bump stocks is unconstitutional. 

00:00 Introduction
01:44 Princess Kate’s cancer fight
09:56 Tracking severe storms and floods
15:21 SCOTUS overturns gun bump stock ban
18:21 FAA probing Boeing, Airbus jets
20:38 Advocates help migrants through asylum process
25:00 U.S. tourist missing in Greece
31:25 Telehealth execs arrested for ADHD drug scheme
33:52 French vineyard run by catholic nuns

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[Music] tonight breaking news Princess Kate says she’s not out of the woods yet as she battles cancer out of the public eye the Princess of Wales posting a new photo and message on Instagram revealing she will receive chemotherapy for a few more months for unspecified type of cancer what Kate is saying about how she handles her quote good days and bad days and where she will make her first public appearance of the Year this weekend back here at home the severe storms up and down the East Coast some Miami residents still wrapped in their homes after the county was pounded with nearly 2 ft of water now the Northeast in the bullseye Bill Karen’s here to time out the threat heading into the Father’s Day weekend also tonight the major reversal from the Supreme Court striking down a ban on bump stocks a modification that turn semi-automatic rifles into weapons that can fire hundreds of shots per minute why the conservative majority said the Trump era ban was unconstitutional missing in Greece a retired LA County Deputy disappearing from an island off the coast po after going on a hike alone while his family tells top story tonight they’re joining the search themselves tourist to the rescue a man visiting New York City risking his life to save a New Yorker who fell onto the subway tracks why the professional rock climber said he felt no fear jumping into action and how close he actually came to getting hurt himself plus Divine wine will introduce you to the American nuns living in France working The Vineyards in service of God while serving up a taste of Heaven to the world and and the warning about a dual mutant strain of the flu that is resistant to drugs what you need to know during this flu season that just won’t end top story starts right [Music] now and good evening we begin top story tonight with the major news from Princess Kate sharing an update on her very private battle with cancer revealing she is still receiving chemotherapy and will for a few more months but also announcing her first official appearance of 2024 writing this on Instagram that she’s looking forward to attending the King’s Birthday parade this weekend but equally knowing I am not out of the woods just yet so much attention on and concerns about Princess Kate and that’s why this announcement is such a big deal you may remember it was all the way back on Christmas day December 25th that’s the last time we saw Princess Kate out an official event then on January 17th that stunning announcement from Kensington Palace revealing Kate had undergone a quote successful abdominal surgery the day before Prince William seen leaving the hospital the same day then on January 29th Princess Kate is released but at this point we still don’t know exactly what brought her to the hospital in the first place and then on Mother’s Day in the UK March 10th this seemingly innocuous family photo triggers what will become weeks and months of speculation about what is going on with Kate’s Health shortly after it’s posted you this happened fans started noticing several places where the image had been photoshopped leading some to question whether the photo itself was real and when it was taken a day later the princess issued a formal apology saying she was experimenting with editing like so many do but that one post leading many to ask what was really up with Kate and was her condition worse that the palace was letting on which brings us to March 22nd and this sober announcement in January I underwent major abdominal surgery in London and at the time it was thought that my condition was non cancerous the surgery was successful however test after the operation fan cancer had been present my medical team therefore advised that I should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy and I’m now in the early stages of that treatment and now today here we are and this social media post that we showed you at the top of the broadcast the Princess of Wales making it clear her battle with her unspecified type of cancer it’s not over yet saying she has good days and bad days but is beginning to work from home positive signs but as Kate said she’s not out of the woods just yet and the palace you got to remember still dealing with critics for their handling of this announcement not just with Kate but with King Charles who’s also dealing with an undisclosed type of cancer NBC’s Valerie Castro leads us off tonight with more tonight a long awaited health update from the Princess of Wales after revealing a cancer diagnosis earlier this year Princess Kate writing in a statement released by The Palace I am making good progress but as any anyone going through chemotherapy will know there are good days and bad days adding she is quote not out of the woods yet and that her treatment will continue for at least a few more months I saw her statement earlier I thought it was Brave I thought it was honest and I’m sure it will bring an enormous amount of comfort to so many other people who are grappling with similar health challenges the news comes nearly 3 months after Kate shared a video message where she announced plans to undergo preventative chemotherapy for an un closed form of cancer in January I underwent major abdominal surgery in London and at the time it was thought that my condition was noncancerous the surgery was successful however test after the operation found cancer had been present the princess also announcing she will attend this weekend’s trooping the color a military ceremony celebrating the official birthday of King Charles this will be her first official Royal appearance since Christmas I’ve got to say I I think it’s going to be quite an emotional day we’ve not seen the Princess of Wales since Christmas Day actually to be at a really important Moment Like trooping feels like the most positive of updates that we could have hoped for I hope you’re doing well King Charles also announcing his own battle with an undisclosed cancer earlier this year delighted that the princess will attend this weekend’s festivities you’re seeing a United Family you seeing two key members of the royal family going through their own personal cancer battles the 32-year-old mother of three has largely remained out of the public eye though this photo released by The Palace for Mother’s Day causing a commotion when it was found to have been digitally altered various news agencies later withdrew the image and the princess apologized saying in a statement like many amateur photographers I do occasionally experiment with editing the photo that many will be anxious to see the one likely to be captured tomorrow on the balcony of Buckingham Palace and that picture that will be taken of the family on the balcony is huge significant because that is the image of the monarchy that’s projected out to the rest of the world the fact that she’s going to be there with the future of the monarchy with the dynasty with the with the whales children is is really wonderful large crowds expected to turn out to what is already a popular event perhaps even more so this year oh it’s completely wonderful and it’s wonderful for all of us who’ve cared about her for so long I’m glad that she’s doing better and I can’t wait to see what she wears as well for um first time in the public eye um and yeah we just wish her all the best all right Valerie Castro joins us tonight from 30 Rock and Valerie do we know any more about Kate’s diagnosis the palace is obviously being tight lipped about the specifics yeah Tom that information was not revealed today a royal expert says it’s something we might never know and the palace and the princess both seeming to indicate that that will remain private at least for now but Tom her appearance tomorrow is a sign that she might be out more in the public later this year if she’s feeling up to it the royal family does have a busy summer Tom okay Val we appreciate that for more on Princess Kate’s health and return to public life NBC News medical contributor Dr Kavita Patel joins us now in studio and do I want to put this sort of announcement in context and walk you through the timeline of what things that have happened recently and get your take and January the palace obviously announced Kate was undergoing planned abdominal surgery then in March her cancer diagnosis announcement um was uh that with happens she’s still in preventative chemotherapy but is expected to appear in public for the first time Dr Patel what what do you make of everything that we’ve heard about so far and I mean you got to give her a lot of credit for coming out there and being so public during such a tough time yeah so what we know since we don’t know the type or stage of cancer but we know she had this abdominal surgery and then they thought that it was not cancer when they initially did the surgery and then of course the announcement subsequently that there was cancer they immediately shifted into this preventive chemotherapy and it’s the same treatments we use for chemotherapy for cancer so it’s not any different we just call it preventive because it’s supposed to prevent either currence or a worsening of that cancer it can last anywhere from 3 to 6 months so from a timeline perspective we’re kind of smack in the middle of what we would kind of normally see for that type of chemotherapy chemotherapy really knocks you out right it really takes so much out of you and she’s still going to do these public events she says she has a still a few more this summer do you think she’s overextending herself I think that she’s probably trying to for the sake of her family Pace herself in a way that someone with a public life that she has is trying to do just so viewers can know even though we don’t know the typ or stage of cancer it can take about for every month of chemotherapy about 2 months of recovery so when you think about that the younger you are the healthier you are which Princess Kate is it can make it easier but it’s not easy you know I know you can’t get into the minds of Princess Kate or or the palace and it’s obviously a very private battle and she can do whatever she wants right it’s her life um they are being very tight lipped about what she has you have do you have any theories why I would assume it’s because that they want to make sure that from anything to protect her family as well as just wanting to have until she’s finished with treatment and you know anybody who has a diagnosis of cancer will tell you that they never feel like it’s completely gone right there’s always this possibility and I suspect that for the sake of going through this complete chemotherapy treatment and then all the twists and turns that can happen just having that be completed I do hope she comes out with a little more clarity though at some point it’ll help Millions right right we you’re thinking about her and we know she has so many uh fans across the world that are that are rooting for her too okay thank you so much now to our other major headline for the fourth straight day relentless rain pounding millions in South Florida those storms bringing more than 20 Ines of rain to the region leaving roads underwater cars submerged and hundreds of homes flooded and flood watch is still in effect tonight Sam Brock is in the storm Zone tonight in Florida it’s round four with a week’s worth of rainwater still cascading through these neighborhoods including this portion of Miami dat that’s seen close to 2 ft of water fire Crews this morning hoisting people from their homes in North Miami there’s still 3 to 4 fet of water water on the ground even at this point and if you don’t have a tow truck or an SUV like this to get out of here some residents say they have been stuck without being able to leave for days it’s just unsanitary to see people walking through the water mean we’re living in 2024 a reminder of the times serious trouble in the air there have been several thousand flight delays across the US with inclement weather proving incredibly disruptive from Boston blasted by thunderstorms to Minnesota still recovering from earlier this week back in Florida residents are trying to dry out what are you doing with that um soaking the um water out cuz it’s like about 2 in one man using a vacuum in his house I haven’t seen Miami like this like this I see it more like during during like hurricane time but not like non hurricane related no to this couple waiting for their car to be towed Governor Dan santis downplaying the urgency today one month after signing a bill to reduce the footprint of climate change in the state’s energy policy they most recent beefing I found was it’s more of a t typical South Florida afternoon type shower do you think for folks who are in the middle of this It’s upsetting to hear the governor describe it as a normal thunderstorm yeah of course they going to get mad it’s not a normal thunderstorm but you can’t get mad at mother nature but bet it’s been happening over and over Sam Brock joins us tonight from Miami and and Sam all this bad weather right and this huge issue down in Florida and other states with homeowners insurance H how is this adding to the problems there for everyone that lives in the Sunshine State yeah look Tom this has been total disruption in recent years largely because of hurricanes and natural disasters we’re not talking about severe storm so when a severe storm or series of them has this kind of impact you have to imagine what the ripple effect will be because we’re talking about three things really car insurance home insurance and then commercial property insurance let’s start with commercial property insurance it’s been up in Florida over the Last 5 Years about 125% 5x the rest of the country what does that mean places like nursing homes ultimately will end up having to close home insurance you’ve had two major players and about half dozen pretty big players from Farmers to triaa just leave the state in the last year because of this wave of hurricanes hurricane Ian being the ciest one that we’ve seen in the entire State and car insurance also has skyrocketed the last couple of years when relatively more minor events like this one are creating this level of damage you would have to think it’s going to be just another situation spiking things ahead of an active hurricane season Tom Sam Brock and his team who have been going hard in this storm that has crippled parts of South Florida Sam we appreciate it uh the threat not over yet as you heard from Sam there so let’s get right over to NBC News meteorologist Bill Karens who joins me live in studio Bill walk us through what else we can expect in the days ahead yeah we have active weather all across the country we’ll start in South Florida because we were fearful once again today that we could have thunderstorms in the areas that we still have standing water and it’d be easy to get new areas of flooding too but we’ve eliminated some of our flood watches is Fort Meers in Miami and Fort lydale you’re still in it we only are worried about isolated thunderstorms and we have one over Homestead heading up here towards Miami and that may cause some minor additional problems as obviously it’s so saturated it doesn’t take much to get some new flooding going on we’re also tracking severe weather at this hour and in the Northeast we saw storms earlier today in Boston and over the last hour we’ve been watching these storms rolling through New York City all of the airports are on a ground stop right now so that’s going to have that old ripple effect through the evening flights all along the east coast we also have some ice ated severe storms in Ohio but let’s focus in on these storms that have just rolled through New York City not a lot of lightning with it but a brief heavy downpour very Gusty wind it’s headed through Brooklyn and Queens currently heading out on the Long Island should weaken after this airport should get back up and running about another half hour or so so here’s New York City right there Manhattan has finally cleared out and then Tom isolated severe storms in Colorado and as we’ve been teasing and mentioning the heat that is in the west it is coming east in a big huge way we are going to talk about not just record highs next week but maybe some all-time June record highs which are rare to set okay Bill before you go I know on Father’s day you’re going to be in bed getting that breakfast and bed maybe some homemade waffles what do you have lined up for the forecast for Father’s Day yeah the Father’s Day problem is going to be in the Ohio Valley and in areas of the Great Lakes you know this is kind of rare So with this extreme heat and the humidity we’re talking we’re mostly concerned with Missouri and areas of Illinois we got about 55 million people that what we call Extreme risk of heat that’s for heat illness and for heat sickness and possibly even heat fatalities because we’re going to be in such high hot conditions this starts Father’s Day and continues into Monday Tuesday the East Coast uh much of it looks fine Tom so everyone that you we know the Heat’s coming this is your weekend to get out there and enjoy it because next week it looks like an indoor time okay Bill we appreciate that and Happy Father’s Day to you now to that major ruling today from the nation’s highest court the Supreme Court overturning a trump era ban on bump stocks devices that allow semi automatic guns to shoot much faster the ban put in place in the aftermath of the 2017 Las Vegas Massacre NBC’s Laura Jared has this one it was the deadliest mass shooting in American history Unleashed near the Vegas Strip a gunman killing 60 people at a concert injuring hundreds more his arsenal of weapons outfitted with bump stocks prompting former president Trump to classify them as machine guns and ban them we’ve Tak important steps but much work remains to be done today the Supreme Court’s conservative majority saying that ban went too far bump stocks allow semi-automatic rifles to fire more quickly hundreds of rounds per minute harnessing a gun’s natural recoil to allow a user to bump the trigger faster the justices wrestled with whether the devices fit the technical definition of a machine gun something long banned under federal law finding they do not in a divided 63 ruling today with Justice Thomas writing even with a bumpstock a semi-automatic rifle will fire only one shot for every function of the trigger but Justus a Sor in descent finding bumpstocks functionally equivalent to a machine gun writing when I see a bird that walks like a duck swims like a duck and quacks like a duck I call that bird a duck some lawful gun owners like jerema coddle who invented the stck had argued the prior Administration simply overstepped its Authority the president doesn’t get to make law that Congress does tonight the White House calling on Congress to ban the device what the court did today is really rolling back what otherwise is an important progress to be made to prevent gun violence in America Laura Jared joins us now and said Laura you know I just have to take a minute because I remember the Las Vegas shooting that’s how you start your story 60 people were killed so the question I have you know they decided that the president couldn’t do this is there any legislation in Congress right now to St stop these bump stocks not right now and of course it’s going to be hard with the divided Congress that don’t appear to be the votes or the will to get anything like that done but you saw Justice Alo and his concurrence saying Congress can act right now so there is nothing to stop lawmakers from taking action okay and then we know that the court also has another major gun decision in front of them so it does a major one having to do with disarming people who have orders of protection or restraining orders against them a man has challenged that saying that violates his rights to own a gun we’ll see what the court does with that they only have two weeks left in the term okay Laura Jer first Laura thank you just ahead of a busy travel weekend the FAA investigating two scary midair events a plane nearly slamming into the ocean off of Hawaii and another going into an uncontrolled rolling event NBC News senior correspondent Tom Costello has the details it was a very close call off Kawaii in April the FAA confirming it’s investigating a Southwest flight that came within 400 ft of slamming into the ocean while attempting to land in bad weather a Southwest memo to Pilot says a less experienced first officer inadvertently pushed the control column forward then cut the speed causing cockpit alarms to go off before the captain ordered an aggressive climb no injuries Southwest tells NBC News nothing is more important than safety the event was addressed appropriately as we always strive for continuous Improvement mean the NTSB is investigating another incident that happened in May on a Southwest flight from Phoenix to Oakland at 34,000 ft the 737 Max 8 suddenly went into what pilots call a Dutch roll oscillating and rocking from side to side Pilots regained control and landed safely a postflight inspection revealed damage to the standby power control unit that provides backup power to the rudder the FAA says it has no reports of similar problems involving in other 737 Maxes I don’t think we have a fleet problem here there’s something unique to this airplane and that’s what the investigators are going to constent right on and another concern the FAA looking at whether potentially counterfeit titanium from China made its way into the Boeing and Airbus Supply chains with forged documents Boeing flagged the concern to the FAA both Boeing and airos say there’s no sign that any aircraft was made with suspect titanium does the FAA have enough inspectors right now to truly keep an eye on Boeing we feel like we have enough inspectors but we continue to hire and train more inspectors this all comes as the TSA predicts it could screen a record number of passengers next week 3 million in a single day Tom okay Tom we thank you for that next night to the growing Fallout from President Biden’s immigration Crackdown as the ACLU told us right here on top story last week the organization suing the administration for halting Asylum claims as migrant Crossings hit record high armura Barrett spoke to a second advocacy group joining that suit and got a firsthand look at how they’re helping the migrants that have been able to apply for Asylum move through this process tonight more backlash over President Biden’s executive action tightening Asylum restrictions at the border the humanitarian element of this problem is just completely been lost this new rule is just like adding one more like log onto an already um smoldering fire that these these folks have to combat the continued criticism after a group of immigrant advocacy organizations including the ACLU sued the Biden Administration saying the new restrictions go too far will this actually work is this feasible so I don’t think it will work in a sense that people won’t still come to the Border because they’re so desperate the border is not a political issue to be weaponized the order temporarily barring many migrants who cross the border illegally from requesting Asylum when illegal Crossings are over 2500 per day like they have been for the past 3 years the national immigrant Justice Center is co-counsel on the suit my biggest fear is that people who are people are going to be removed from this country to persecution and torture and death in certain respects what President Biden has done is actually even worse than what president Trump did here in Chicago one of several cities grappling with the surge of migrants the group hosts workshops for viable Asylum claims pairing Asylum Seekers with pro bono attorneys to help them apply for work permits all of our participants here are seeking Asylum because they are fleeing their home countries right and they have real evidence of real past persecution in Home Country it is a really difficult process that can be confusing liian Rodriguez is a senior attorney who leads the center’s recent arrivals project the goal she says is to make sure this step of their application is not a prolonged process like the rest of seeking Asylum can be Jose who fled from Colombia and has been in Chicago for 15 months months tells us the help with the application ensures he doesn’t have to work illegally or under the table which could further jeopardize his ability to stay in the US another Asylum Seeker who asked to remain anonymous out of fear of Retribution told me he would have felt alone without the support like what Advocates like Rodriguez already worry about the density of paperwork and timeline to approve Asylum as it stands what’s a better way to streamline this from your perspective processing times and weit times for um Eads could be shortened the backlogs in in Asylum court and at the Asylum Office um that really create a need for um even more legal rep and and legal services like these an already lengthy process now the group says facing even more challenges and uncertainty Mora Barett joins us tonight live from Chicago so MOA obviously there’s a crisis at the border and now the Biden Administration is coming under a lot of pressure what are they saying well Tom the White House is holding firm on their decision responding to the suit saying that border encounters remain too high writing in part those without a legal basis to remain in the United States will be removed meanwhile immigrant Advocates point out from their experience punitive border policies don’t deter people who are fleeing violence or trying to reunite with their families and in the first weeks since the order went into effect Crossings are down about 25% but some illegal border crossers are still being released inside the US and that’s according to DHS officials Tom okay Mora Barrett with a lot of new reporting there for us Mora thank you still ahead tonight an American Tourist missing in Greece a retired sheriff’s deputy Vanishing after going on a solo hike just weeks after a prominent doctor went missing on a nearby Island what’s going on what his family told us tonight about the desperate search efforts plus a massive blackout plung ing Puerto Rico Into Darkness during this brutal Heat Wave why lawmakers are now urging the governor to declare a state of emergency and tourists to the rescue a man visiting New York City jumping onto the subway tracks to save a man who had passed out having no idea he was just inches away from being electrocuted himself we’ll explain why you’ll hear from that hero as well that’s next [Music] we are back now with the search for a retired LA Sheriff’s deputy who disappeared while vacationing in Greece he went for a hike days ago and never returned our Steve Patterson speaking with his loved ones who say they are worried and need all the help they can get tonight A desperate search for a retired LA County deputy sheriff who went missing over 3 days ago in Greece they’re searching High they’re searching low every minute every hour that passes it just it gets harder and it and it and it gets more sad 58-year-old Albert calibet disappeared on Tuesday after setting out for a typical morning Trek on the Greek island of a moros a vacation destination his loved ones say he’s repeatedly visited since 2009 he knows this path he knows this island the mayor knows him every Cafe know people know Albert on that island they love him but when calbet never showed up to meet a friend after the hike it raised concerns and eventually a missing person’s report was filed there’s no towns like up the sky there’s nothing it’s just so remote and our man’s missing yeah loved ones now anxiously waiting for updates saying that so far limited search efforts by Greek authorities have been unsuccessful officials have been using a drone to search the northern part of the island and are trying to trace calbits two phones according to Greek public broadcaster ER news let’s light up that Island let’s uh let’s bring him home the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department saying efforts to locate deputy cbit have extended internationally through US authorities within the state department the search for calibet coming just days after Greek officials found the body of British TV presenter Michael Mosley on the island of SEI Mosley had vanished after setting up for a walk investigators concluded that he died of natural causes as for calbid his brother traveling to Greece to join the search he will not stop until he finds his brother he he won’t his friends and say they can feel that he’s still with them Albert’s tough as Nails he’s the strongest man we know he’s not going down without a fight Steve Patterson joins us live tonight so Steve what more do we know about the search efforts on the island for calbet you know Tom we’ve heard statements from multiple officials saying that the search is extensive everything from helicopters to drones search Crews to local Shepherds who know the land all important because this is rugged hilly Jagged terrain that is going to be more than 100° in heat in a search that is fast becoming more and more desperate by the hour Tom all right Steve Patterson on that International search tonight uh back here to New York City and a tourist leaping into danger saving a man who collapsed and fell onto the subway tracks cell phone video capturing the tourist just inches away from the dangerous electrified rail NBC New York’s Gabby ASO caught up with the man who says he wouldn’t hesitate to help him again quickly a r to rescue a man who collapsed at a Brooklyn subway station quickly quickly too much time was going by we don’t want to see somebody die on the subway in front of all these people Jordan Cannon is a 30-year-old professional rock climber from Las Vegas he was visiting New York City when he saw a man collapse on a trained platform and fall onto the tracks bleeding from the head um very limp I mean felt like lifting up a dead body and I was definitely concerned obviously it’s risky to jump down onto the subway tracks that you’re you’re told not to do that Jordan felt he had to do something a friend was recording the action quick there was an urgency you know you guys a ticking time bombs he’s like Lindsay should I should I jump in there no I encounter that in rock climbing all the time you can come close to death notice how close Jordan came to touch in the third rail but Jordan was unaware about the dangers of the third rail in the New York City subway system which carries up to 625 volts of electricity so I wasn’t thinking about it at all to be honest and then somebody informed me about it later on that day and I felt really stupid good Jordan thanks oh my God Jordan I feel like you could have gotten electrocuted and then we did learn later like how that works it’s right there the left one that freaks me out my heart is like beating but Jordan says he would not hesitate to help once again even knowing what he knows now I guess most New Yorkers know about that at this point and uh I mean now I know and hopefully other people can learn from this as well Gabby ASO news for New York all those people incredibly lucky to be alive all right Gabby we thank him for that report from NBC New York we do want to mention the victim in that story was rushed to the hospital we learned that he is doing okay tonight okay when we come back the warning about a dual M mutant flu the CDC tracking a strain of the virus that is resistant to drugs where those cases were detected next all right we are back now with top stories Newsfeed and demolition began at Marjorie stowman Douglas High School 6 years after that that horrific mass shooting excavators tearing down the building where 17 students and teachers died families of the victims invited to watch the three story building had been preserved as evidence in the shooters trial textbooks and Valentine’s Day decorations still littering the Halls no word yet on new plans for the site power has been restored to most of Puerto Rico following widespread blackouts this week more than 340,000 customers in the capital city of San Juan lost power amid a crippling Heatwave several Puerto Rican lawmakers calling on the governor to declare a state of emergency so that FEMA can be brought into help it’s the latest blackout just one of several utility failures including other power outages and water disruptions the CDC warning of a dual mutant flu strain that is resistant to drugs like Tammy flu the study finding that at least two cases have been confirmed in humans in the US in Michigan and in Connecticut The Strain circulating since last May has been detected in 15 countries researchers also concerned that the flu still seems active even though flu’s season should have ended back in March and an update to a story we first brought to you on Monday Martha’s vineyard’s marijuana outage averted in case you were worried the state’s cannabis Control Commission issuing an administrative order allowing marijuana to be transported to the island over the ocean as we reported last week dispensaries on Martha’s Vineyard had feared they would need to shut down after the only grower on the island stopped its operation okay turning now to the world of healthcare and a shocking indictment out of the department dep of Justice Executives at a popular tea health company arrested in connection to the distribution of Aderall Federal prosecutors accusing the startup of running a multi-million dollar business scheme aimed at a nationwide shortage of the critical ADHD medication Maggie vesa has this one you are not your ADHD and we are done tonight dun Global a teleah health provider promising hope to Millions under a federal microscope with the justice department announcing the arrests of top Executives ruaha and David Brody prosecutors charging them with carrying out a $100 million fraud scheme Distributing more than 40 million pills of Aderall and other prescription stimulants whether or not patients qualified attorney general Merrick Garland alleging the California Bay startup exploited the co9 pandemic and its loosened regulations around online prescriptions the doj alleges done targeted drug Seekers and exacerbated a nationwide shortage of Aderall first declared in 2022 that shortage still plaguing people like 10-year-old lonus Howell whose parents struggle monthly to fill his prescription once calling 22 pharmacies and driving nearly 2 hours how mindblowing is that I mean it’s frustrating for me as a parent the Chicago family now hearing about the alleged fraud it furthers a narrative that Aderall is more of a recreational drug I feel like it’s just extremely unfortunate for people who actually need it the CDC estimates up to 50,000 patients could now have their access to medication impacted I think we already have a crisis of Health Care providers in our country now we’re going to add 50,000 people who need new providers coming up Divine wine our Megan Fitzgerald travels to the French Countryside to visit a winery run entirely by nuns how they’re tending to the vines making the wine all while Keeping the Faith it’s a great story stay with us back now with one story of how One Winery tucked away in a small village in France is run entirely by nuns they’re serving God and serving some of the best wines in the French Countryside NBC’s International correspondent Megan Fitzgerald has an exclusive look and taste of this Divine wine the beautiful countryside of Exon provance France is home to of the world’s greatest wines but tucked away in the village of Juke are the sisters of the notam de fidelite Abby bour welcome to the ABY these nuns are giving us an exclusive look into their private lives why did you become nuns entering religious life is really a calling when I was young I always felt called to live for God Without Really knowing who God was a calling for American sisters Mary Dolores and Mary Christen who arrived here in France more than four decades ago for a life dedicated to God and prayer but these sisters also work hard to maintain their way of life we don’t sit down and take life easy while the other people are are working hard it’s our way of working with God and and with the world nuns in the heart of provance making wine carefully tending to the soil and meticulously maintaining their Vines this is hard work I mean these nuns are working hours a day maintaining some 20 acres of vines making sure that this place is ready for Harvest all of these grapes are processed in the next town over where the wine is aged in Here With a Little Help from wine maker Kristoff Cardona so what wine do you enjoy the most that comes from the ABY it’s difficult I we say each of them you know they they very beautiful and the sisters are involved every step of the way this is the nuns wine that’s been Aging in here for about 3 years okay are you pleased with the progression yes okay and you like it yes I do like it some 25,000 bottles are produced here each year they’re Ros the most popular of all so naturally we decided to give it a try a good Ros of provance is very very clear transparent and this came from just here yes [Laughter] salute this is lovely the 50 nuns of this Abbey ranging in ages from 22 to 84 arrived here knowing nothing about making wine but learning from their neighbors including how to taste for a good quality product so I have the obvious question do you drink your own wine on feast days on feast days feast days but that makes the feast day even more festival and joyful but the true purpose of their work is to serve God even if we’re a group together working each one is is working in silence and we can turn our attention to God a centuries old Catholic tradition carried on by these Benedictine nuns bringing a taste of the Divine to the world Megan Fitzgerald NBC News Exon provance France I’m Tom yamas in New York stay right there there’s more news on the [Music] way thanks for watching stay updated about breaking news and tops stories on the NBC News app or follow us on social media