next one is a valerie. you've worked on local campaigns for a long time starting with joe's campaign for president us freshman class. what got you interested in political work and that comes from maggie anderson who calls herself a sister blue, hen. okay, go ahead is our for those of you. it's a delaware alma mater where the blue hands i would think we should well anyway up. i'll let that go what you asked me. how do i get in politics? was that the question? yeah. yeah. what got you into local work? yeah. plain and simple i was wherever he was gone. look when the time i opened my eyes he put his hand out and he said come on bow. let's go we got things to do places to go and people to see and i went with him now. so he was the one who got me involved in all and politics in in the sense elective offices and governance. but what i say to it anybody who will listen to me politics is the art and science of living together peacefully in a is a society with scarce resources, and i have to figure out how that alloc

valerie and that's why the valerie. and i said, i'm quitting. my mother said, you don't go up the hill. she sat where the nun was, she said, my daughter's name is valerie biden, you call her that one more time and i'll knock your bonnet off. and there's a difference that we figure out which is which. >> and therein history is made. >> and she had a similar incident with joe and that's another story. >> that's about the stutter, right? >> yeah, yeah. i mean, yes, the nun made fun of him mr. b-b-b-biden. who in the class can tell biden how to pronounce that word? and the word was gentlemen, and joe would stuttering, they speak in cadence, in a rhythm. and he said sir walter raleigh was a gentleman and she made fun of him and he got up and left and he walked out of school. again, that's a profile of courage to do. he walked the three or four miles home and she threw him in the car, too, and went back to the nun and it was a repeat performance and i think my mother may have added a few expletives on that one. >> i hope so. >> i hope so. >> excuse me

valerie of courses joe biden's sister. she's several years younger than her brother at the to of been since they were kids. she has managed his campaign for the senate and the white house and served as a key advisor and trusted confidant. as she knows it introduction of her b book, they have described valerie as the bible whisper, reflecting how inn think they ae and how intuitively they understand each other. in other roles valor has been an executive with an bd consulting firm and currently serves as vice chair of the biden institute, university of delaware, as a partner at owens patrick leadership seminars picture sits on the advisory board of the beau biden foundation for the protection of children, has served another board promoting women's leadership in communication skills. in her memoir valerie as touching accounts of her family life with insider perspectives on her political work. while she offers insight into her brother joe she also has her own compelling story to tell as a woman breaking through gender barriers

cnbc's valerie castro has that for us now val valerie, what are we learning? >> reporter: the washington post is reporting from a witness who was in the area at the time the shooting happens a person works in the town of uvalde and he describes seeing two women running out of a nearby funeral home. there's a funeral home next to the school the women according to the washington post article quoting he's shooting, he's shooting the post reporting that the gunman had allegedly parked his pickup truck in a ditch near that area and so the funeral homeworker's thinking he was having some car trouble -- car trouble went out to go see if they could help and at that point he allegedly began shooting at them the witness went on to say the gunman entered the school through a side door. other employees tried to assist him before he went into the school, and at that point children began running out of the school and actually into the funeral home and barricading themselves there this witness went on to say that at some point they did start to see students come out. one lit

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cnbc's valerie castro is inside the civic center here. valery, i know you spoke with a grandmother who's really thankful today her two grandsons are okay >> reporter: yeah, shep. the grandmother we spoke with earlier today said it was chaos, it was panic yesterday when she had located one of her grand sons but still didn't know where the other one was. she says when they were eventually reunited they held each other and just broke down in tears relieved that they had finally found each other after such a horrible day. >> it was scary not knowing where he was >> reporter: norma knows how fortunate she is to have her 10-year-old grandson, armani, by her side after so many of his schoolmates were killed. >> horrible. i can only imagine the parents who didn't have that right of, you know, seeing their kids. it's something very, very hard >> reporter: the families of 19 children will never get that reunion, now left with just photos and memories. 10-year-old javier lopez was funny, never serious, his mother telling "the washington post." and h

are wi >> valerie castro live in front of the civic center. thank you. >>> i mentioned the justice of the peace here in uvalde county. he's in charge of coordinating the processing of victims' bodies sir, our hearts are with you tonight. i can't even imagine what you've been through what should our viewers know about your experience? >> it's not one that i ever prepared for or wanted to have happen when i'm sitting here in my desk yesterday around noontime, i saw the message come through that yesterday around there was an active shooter. of course, as the justice of the peace, i'm not a first responder. i respond once they need me. i heard, of course, rumors that there was two, maybe three when i'm finally called out around 2:30 in the afternoon, they told me at first it was 16 or 17 victims. my heart just dropped. i couldn't believe what was getting ready to happen. i had a lot of support yesterday.couldn't believe what getting ready to it was suggested that we call in the county medical examiner. i called her, give her authority to come into

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that's where cnbc's valerie castro is now. valerie? >> reporter: well, kayla, day one of the convention is wrapping up, as we speak and as people are leaving, you can see the protesters are here behind me. they have been here throughout the day, yelling, holding up signs. in some cases, they have photos of the children that were killed in uvalde just a few days ago. and as people leave the convention, you can hear the protesters yelling at them >> we are taught that we, we have to stand between a shooter and our kids, because they're not just their parents' kids, they're our kids and then to see that nothing, nothing is being done. >> we are here to speak our voices, speak for those children who are [ bleep ] dead because of a gun >> reporter: and hundreds turned out earlier today to protest this nra convention. many actually called for it to be canceled, given that the shooting in uvalde happened just about 300 miles away from here but the democratic mayor here in houston said that canceling it, quote, would leave the city subject to

shep >> valerie castro, leave in uvalde. >>> closing arguments set to begin in the jenny depp defamation trial against his e wife amr heard but not before herd was put back on the stand for one last cross-examination. they did not hold back >>> plus in ukraine, a up grf people risking their lives to save a piece of their country's history a piece they say can never be replaced. that story coming up. >>> first, saying good-bye to a screen legends, after raliegh oetda died in the dominican republic where he was filming a movie. he was best known for playing in "goodfellas. others may remember him as shoeless joe jackson who appeared out of the corn stalks in field of dreams gadi schwartz. >> as far back as i can remember i always wanted to be a gangster. >> reporter: in the history of hollywood tough guys and heart throbs. >> i thought you were going to stand me up. >> reporter: ray liotta could play them all with a flash of his baby blue eyes that would pierce with violence. >> what do you do. >> i am in construction. >> reporter: and in field of dreams. >> i love this game. >> reporter:

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shep >> valerie castro life in uvalde >>> closing arguments set to begin in the johnny depp defamation trial against his ex-wife amber heard. but not before depps a lawyers put amber heard back on the stand for one last cross-examine. they did not hold back >>> plus, inside ukraine, a group of people risking their lives to save a piece of their country's history, a piece they say can never be replaced. their stories coming up. >>> but first, saying goodbye to a screen legend, actor ray liotta died in his sleep in the dominican republic where he was filming a movie, we're told. his publicist says no foul play suspected. he was 67. during a decades long career, liotta was best known for playing mobster henry hill in martin scorsese's film classic "goodfellas. others may remember him as shoeless joe jackson who appeared out of the corn stalks in "field of dreams. here is nbc's gadi schwartz. >> as far back as i can remember, i always wanted to be a gangster. >> reporter: in the history of hollywood tough guys and heartthrobs -- >> i thought you were going to stand me up. >> reporter: ray

castro is live in florence, alabama, with the latest on the investigation and that manhunt valerie. >> reporter: shep, there was some confusion earlier today when a flier meant only for law enforcement was accidentally released by a local police department on social media they thought they were helping by getting some extra information out there. that flier contained photos of an suv that the couple was confirmed to last have been driving in, but the sheriff now fears they may have ditched that vehicle now that that information was made public. the u.s. marshal service did issue a new press release later this afternoon that also included those same photos and also a warning that the pair may now be armed with an ar-15 and a shotgun. tonight a brutal setback in the search for vicky white and inmate casey white these images of the vehicle they were last seen driving were accidentally made public, damaging the investigation >> it's basically put us back to almost square one. we know they're probably going to get rid of that vehicle so now we're not going to have a clou what they're dri

they say they made the request a couple of days ago we begin our coverage on scene with cnbc valerie castro live in uvalde valerie. >> reporter: shep, people continue to come here to robb elementary school bringing flowers and paying respects. the mayor of uvalde says he wants to see this building demolished before the school year starts. there are calls for a grant to do that. but what happened here will never be trgten. one week after a gunman stole the lives of 19 children and two teachers, the first funeral mass was held for amery jo garza. loved ones wearing purple her honor, her favorite color. outside the elementary school the memorial has drawn people from across texas to pay respects and pray over the community drowning in sadness. >> very sad we live in a world that this can happen continuously happen over and over again but evil knows no boundaries, no age, and no limit. >> reporter: at another memorial in the cent of tount, this man mourned the loss of his grand dourt. >> that's the kind of heart she had. and she loved all her family. >> reporter: days before she died she

valerie. >> shep, according to lauderdale county officials, u.s. marshals received a tip that someone who looked like casey white was at a car wash near evansville, indiana. the marshals tracked the pair to a hotel after receiving that tip. when they arrived, casey and vicky white took off in the ford f-150. investigators chased them until they crashed >> casey white was driving that vehicle. vicky white was a passenger. during the pursuit, the pickup truck wrecked. casey white surrendered. vicky white has been transferred to the hospital for treatment. >> the lauderdale county sheriff confirmed to cnbc that vicky white shot herself, but says he does not know the extent of her injuries both casey and vicky white will be brought back to alabama where they'll be arraigned on charges related to all of this the sheriff assuring that vicky will not be held at the detention center where she worked for nearly two decades. and the lauderdale district attorney also assuring that casey white will not escape again. >> i know that they're going to be on high a

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they won't let anyone on that property, except for that reason cnbc's valerie castro is inside the civic center here. i know you spoke with a grandmother who's really thankful that her two grandsons are okay >> reporter: yeah. shep, the grandmother said it was chaos, it was panic yesterday when she had located one of her grandsons but still didn't know where the other one was. she says when they were eventually reunited, they held each other and broke down in tears, relieved. >> it was scary not knowing where he was >> reporter: norma knows how fortunate she is to have her 10-year-old grandson armani by her side after so many of his schoolmates were killed. >> horrible. i can only imagine the parents that didn't see their kids, it's havin something very, very hard. >> reporter: 10-year-old javie lopez whas funny, never serious, his mother told the "washington post." 10-year-old jackie cazares and annabel were killed. he had just received a reward for the honor role hours before he was killed. >> she was very happy and very outg outgoing, loved to dance and sing and play sports she enjoye

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valerie castro now on how this shortage happened. >> reporter: for parents across the country -- >> it's scary not knowing if you're going to be able to feed your kid >> reporter: the fear is real when you see shelves like this >> a couple of stores have not had it and we had to go to the next location. >> reporter: the crisis didn't happen overnight pandemic-related supply chain issues last year coupled with a voluntary recall this year by one of the largest producers packed the final punch abbott nutrition pulled several of its major brands and shut down a factory after concerns over bacterial infections reported in four infants with just two other major producers, it's been tough to pick up the slack. >> what we're going through now is surreal we should not be in a situation where we are questioning is there enough food in this country to feed babies >> reporter: laura modi, ceo of bob i, an online organic company, pins the problem on too few producers in a major industry >> the majority of the market is owned by very few players. and when one of those players goes down, when one of t

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fda is stepping up, foerts, the white house is helping struggling families get what they need cnbc's valerie castro joins us now. >> shep, the justice department filed a complaint along with a consent decree with the fda and abbott laboratories. it would allow manufacturing to resume at the manufacturing plant with stipulations abbott would have to bring outside expert assistance to assure safety compliance and there will also be new testing requirements and it must promptly inform of -- it's become an exercise in futility. >> we go to buy formula, everything is gone. >> the shelves are completely bare. >> the fda commissioner saying this morning there may be relief in sight while dispelling fears the problem could linger. >> we don't expect it to last until the end of the year by any means. we're taking a number of measures including getting all of the manufacturers to step up, getting the surges plant up and going. >> the surges, michigan plant, operated by abbott neutrition after bacterial infections reported in four infants the halt in production a blow to an industry after four companie

on the stone/foltz case here is valerie castro >> why couldo you have to drinka lot? he said it's a rich rule. >> reporter: read interesting text he messages, shaerry foltz recounted her last conversation she had with stone foltz the night before he died, the result of fraternity hazing at bowling state university last year a criminal trial against two of the international frat members began this week. the prosecution laying out the events of the night during which a pledge or little would be expected to drink alcohol provided by a more senior member or big >> the big gives a bottle of liquor to the little but there is something else that goes along with it the expectation that the little would drink that whole bottle then and there at the big/little event. >> reporter: in opening statements the defense vowed to show that the tradition was not mandatory or required for membership >> you will hear not one shred of evidence, not one is shred, r my words, that jacob kren did anything under the sun to encourage, to force, to compel, to haze. >> reporter: former members to

cnbc's valerie castro reports from florence, alabama >> casey white's cell is the first on the left. you have the two windows one of the windows looking at the bunk room. >> sheriff rick singleton giving nbc news an inside look at the last place casey white was held before corrections officer vicki white helped him escape. the two disappeared friday after vicki breaking jail protocol led casey out to her patrol car still in shackles and handcuffs. surveillance video shows the cruiser driving past a gas station. apparently headed to this shopping center where it was found abandoned friday afternoon. there investigators believe vicki and the 6'9" inmate switched into the orange ford edge investigators are now searching for. the u.s. marshal service releasing these images to demonstrate the difference in height vicki white is 5'5". the vehicle switch a move that apparently went undetected a surprise to local shoppers >> we notice things like that around here. that would be different. >> speaking to the new york post by phone, casey white's mother claims her son who was awaiting trial fo

first, cnbc's valerie castro is here the sheriff outlined the details of this escape >> yeah, and shep, the sheriff says it was six hours before anyone realized the corrections officer and inmate were unaccounted for. that's when jail officials began frantically calling hercell phone, but it went straight to voice mail >> this is not the vicki white we know. by any stretch of the imagination. she has been an exemplary employee >> alabama corrections officer vicki white, well loved by her coworkers at the lauderdale county jail, but could there have been love between white and an inmate? it's unclear, but that question is now part of the investigation. >> reviewing video from the jail to see if she spent any kind of extraordinary amount of time at his particular cell. >> law enforcement officials say vicki white informed jail staff that she needed to transport inmate white to a mental health evaluation at the courthouse just minutes after two vans with deputies and inmates had already left sheriff singleton said protocol dictates two deputies are required to escort any inmate. >> she in

are more lightly took successful to get on formula on store shelves as quickly as possible shep >> valerie castro, live for us thank you. there's another unexpected race in the way to treat covid. this time has the to do with the antiviral drug called paxlovid a clinical trial shows the pills are nearly 90%, in high-risk patientsarly 90%, in high-risk patients the u.s. hundred contributed their 3 millio.n courses so the u.s. distributed their 3 million courses so far here's the new problem, abe growing number of people are reporting they're testing positive for covid long after they've taken the medication some felt much better, but then symptoms returned days later cnbc's medical correspondent meg tirrell examines paxlovid. >> jennifer tefsted positive fo covid, because she has >> in april, jennifer tested positive for covid, because she has asthma her doctor prescribed paxlovid. >> i had some shortness of breath and i didn't feel great and it was a couple of days of feeling yucky and pretty quickly i was starting to feel better. i had some significant fatigue and fogginess, but by day fi

valerie with such an optimistic outlook. give me a call, i'll give you a ride despite the gas prices. and we know people are taking a look how they're flying, travel by air. and here at the busiest airport in the country, the atlanta airport they sent out a tweet reminding travelers there will likely be long lines at tsa. they're expecting 22 million people to go through their airport. excuse me, 2 million passengers to go through their airport throughout this weekend with the busiest day for travel that would have been yesterday on friday. christi? >> i don't know, but i think it would be fun to travel with ms. valerie. nadia romero, good to see you this morning. thank you for the update. so, listen, this is also one of those weekends where you're hoping for good weather, but we're talking about storms, triple digit heat. karen maginnis, are we talking about snow as well? >> well, yes. but you have to go pretty high up in the mountains in southwestern montana, maybe in the higher peaks in the park but it's going to be sever