s nbc or cnn, whatever. but people don't turn off the radio, they don't go to sports game. i'm so out of sports, sports games, i know that's not a thing, but you know, they go to the sports game much you know, but they all the things that like we look at and hear and smell and touch and see everyday like that influences how we think about politics and each other and each other humanity. and i think it's really hard to have someone whose story, you know. so i'm just really a fan of like storytelling and using you know, art and theater and the after colds. you know, beckles to make statements, you know, similar to what you did on the red carpet on monday was address tax, the rich. yeah. your friend made that dress and my wife just shipping with id live with the woman who made that dress for a meeting and brilliant and smart and like a beautiful fighter in all things good in that we care about. she's wonderful. but i thought that was really powerful and i know that some people didn't like it, but i, you know, whatever, you go on to twitter and everyone's talking about and taxi

let me just switch gears for a 2nd in the us, but the left cable news channels like m s. nbc recently argued that deplorable mega anti cobra locked down start should not be allowed to use the internet at all. like a, china operates a formal source, credit score, social credit score system. it seems like the us is going the way of china, or is that too much? right? yeah, i mean, the, the problem is all this prefer vaccine passports, mandatory vaccines. it's just a drive to a surveillance state and nym as a way to fight back against that big way to fight back against that. and you know, the surround state work which the us and france and other countries are doing is very dangerous, or even even a restaurant i have to show a coven passport, which effectively can record my name. what restaurant i was going to, you know, throughout my entire life and they're never going to get rid of this infrastructure, this infrastructure, which they built temporarily to stop cove. it is probably gonna become a permanent feature of our daily lives. and so right now is really the time for peo

with the accusations being led by joy, read of m s nbc. why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name. missing, white woman syndrome isn't saying that gabby, benito is not important. what it is saying is that there's an over representation in media when white women go missing. i told you this would happen, somebody was going to play the race card on the gabby petite story, and most likely it would be joy read. i don't feel it was appropriate of jewelry to inject race into the conversation about gabby potato. the parents of grieving that their daughter, very insensitive to turn it into political discourse. a big question should be, how do we prevent these crimes from happening? petite. so who is an avid blog? had been traveling around the u. s. and a van with a 23 year old, i'm say, brian laundry. the body was found in wyoming. national park suspicions have focused on laundry, who returned home to florida alone, and then disappeared. authorities currently asking the public for any inf

. >> i'm not going to do that but focus on m s nbc. they started to see the backtrack. on wednesday, look at this. and on the texas abortion law, which is redmeat to the liberal left and only one time was the word afghanistan mentions. that brings us back to jen psaki, in 2019, the president was donald trump, the call you mentioned earlier, the trump ukraine call, a private citizen, not just the call transcript, the lower complaint would have more details, very fired up. a different tune when it comes to the president she works for. pointing out the hypocrisy over how trump's ukraine phone call. >> why would not a single reporter raise that? jim acosta would read to me word for word, to respond to blatant hypocrisy, political convenience at the press won't ask a question about a president who literally asked the afghan president to lie, that phone call, nothing donald trump had, this phone call ended up with 13 dead american soldiers, stranded afghan allies, and afghan paying airplanes. jillian: look at the approval rating for the president, speaks volumes, 43% of respo

following the testimony, nbc's s leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill leigh ann. >> reporter: it was a gripping and unfortunate testimony today that was pretty extraordinary from these four young women who told about their pain from when they experienced this be the present pain they're going through now to heal from it. aly raisman says she expects it's going to take a couple months to recover just from this hearing today to tell the world about what she experienced but she also said and the other gymnasts said they feel adults in power were actually listening to them and pledging to do something. that's how betrayed they feel over the past years of trying to tell people close to them and in power what happened. the gymnast testimony was only one part of the hearing. the second part we heard from the fbi inspector general who had a scathing report about how the fbi handled this case, and we also heard from fbi director christopher wray who came to the hearing to apologize let's listen >> i'm sorry that so many different people let you down over and over again, and i'm especially sor

so does nbc s ben collins. in a twitter thread he promised to explain "how people started eating horse goo". he wrote: "anti—vaxxers started imploring each other to go to pet stores, claiming the horse and people ivermectin are the same. they started sharing tips on how to eat the gel kind. they started hoarding it. that is called equine paste dewormer, and it comes in an ace flavour. and look at this — according to the us national poison data system there was a jump in reported exposure cases from july to august — from 133 to 459. in other words — these are people who ve taken ivermectin and become ill. and the fda says this... we ve identified multiple concerning cases who required medical treatment and were hospitalised after using ivermectin products to treat covid—19. some of these products were intended for animal use, others for human use. it seems either the distinction between the products for humans and the products for animals is not registering — or some people don't mind. and to underst

msnbc, nbc, cnn home. s ran with it as if it was fact. the fbi found out early on in 2017 that the trump computer was pushing trump hotel marketing information, hotel marketing information. joining us now, congressman ken buck of house judiciary, former u.s. attorney guy lewis. first to you, congressman. great to have you both on. durham is still probing how the hillary campaign and the dnc got this inside of the fbi but his investigation ends tomorrow. what do you think of all of this, what happened today? >> well the indictment had to happen today because the five year statute of limitations would have run tomorrow. so that was the timing of the indictment. i'm not sure his investigation is over because there is plenty more that we need to know about the steele dossier and other issues but this obviously, a statement that was made by mr. sussman to an employee of the fbi, if the statement can be proven to be fault, mr. sussman's got problems. elizabeth: we hear you, congressman. let's turn to this media, including msnbc ran with this st

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s fault. >> it is not? >> it's aaron roger's fault. here is nbc bay area's anthony flores from santa clara. >> reporter: after a heartbreaking defeat to the packers on sunday night football, the 49ers say they've turned the page on their first loss of the season, and their focus is now on the seahawks. >> this one stung a little extra. any time you lose on a walk-off field goal, it stings. but i'm over it now. that's all that matters. i'm on to seattle. >> reporter: despite scoring the go-ahead touchdown with less than 40 seconds to go, the 49ers offense struggled to move the football against the packers, especially in the first half. but head coach kyle shanahan made it clear with his strongest declaration so far. jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. >> there is not a quarterback battle right now. we're going with our starting quarterback who i think is playing very well. trey is our backup quarterback. this isn't the preseason. we're not going back and forth all the time. >> reporter: shanahan says jimmy g. wasn't the only on

s school board taking action. tonight the nation's second largest school district will hold a special meeting to vote on and likely adopt a vaccine requirement for eligible students. some say the plan may even become the blueprint for school systems nationwide. >> we should not be seeing cases of pediatric hospitalization. we should not be seeing cases of pediatric infections. we as a society are not doing a good job protect our children. >> if approved, students will have to be fully vaccinated by january for in class learning. the deadline could be sooner for extracurricular activities. >> starting tomorrow berkeley joins san francisco requiring proof of vaccination for places like restaurants, clubs and gyms indoors, and that policy applies to anybody over the age of 12. the city is also requiring people who work at these businesses to be fully vaccinated by october 15th or submit to a weekly covid test. >> the there are five days left to vote in the recall election. the candidates are criss-crossing the state

"nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. we begin with late-breaking news on covid-19 booster shots. two highly critical votes by an fda advisory committee late today the first recommending against a third dose boosters of pfizer's vaccine for most of

welcome our fanlists, julie carey is news 4's bureau chief and covering politics for nbc 4 for more than 25 years. alberto is our anchor for telemeundo 44 and covers the latino community in virginia. now the candidates. republican glenn youngkin and democrat terry mcauliffe. you guys can clap if you'd like. [applause] get that out of the way. we know you are enjoying both. with that let's begin, mr. young kin your 90 second opening statement. mr. youngkin: my fellow virginians tonight i ask you to join me. i ask you to hire me to go work for you. i'm a husband, i'm a father, i'm a man of faith. i'm job creator. and i'm a homegrown virginian. over the last eight years virginia has seen itself fall behind, seriously behind, schools failing. murder rate rising. cost of living skyrocketing. and our economy and job machine stalling. we can fix this. on day one i will cut taxes. i will eliminate the grocery tax. saving virginians all in $1500 in year one. we will re- establish excellence in schools, investing in teachers and facilities and charter schools. we'll fully fund police. we'll re- in

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"nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. we begin with late-breaking news on covid-19 booster shots. two highly critical votes by an fda advisory committee late today the first recommending against a third dose boosters of pfizer's vaccine for most of the 180 million fully vaccinated americans and then just a short while ago, the committee voting again, this time unanimously endorsing boosters for those 65 and older and those at high risk from severe covid disease. boosters have been shown to increase protection from covid, but many experts doubt the need for most people right now today's blunt recommendation undercutting president biden's spoken plea for all americans to begin receiving booster shots. miguel almaguer has late details >> reporter: tonight the fda panel's dramatic denial. no booster shots for the general public, a safety committee overwhelmingly rejecting a third dose of pfizer's vaccine for most adults. but in an unexpected second vote authorizing its use for those 65 and older and for americans at high risk

s. people, john mcchloe, his daughter was he was a warrant. he was a warn report. commissioner, john mccoy and his daughter was working with the president of cbs and just giving information on the development of what cbs was doing to her father mccloy. and he was interviewed by walter cronkite. and it's such and such a web, how're that nice people are very protected and the coins comes across kronsli, but he's clearly not answering the questions asked for by asked by concrete which are direct saying wasn't there a conflict of interest? and there was a conflict of interest. 3 of the members of the 7 of this, 3 of the 7 members of the commission, john sherman cooper, hale bogs, and most of all, richard russell of georgia. we're had problems with the conclusions and we show from declassified files how their testimony, what especially their questions were erased from the final transcript. meaning they do not appear when russell found out about it 2 years later and he was furious. but it was too late. he talked, we have a phone call with him in wri

is the first time participating in clear the shelters,s 37,000 square foot facility is described as an extreme upgrade with state-of-the-art dog dorms and large play areas and places tony the act with your new animal. >> we put a ton of thought when we were thinking about the design into making it very comfortable for the animals, very low-stress. and also not just the animals but for the visitors so that everybody here has a really good, positive experience. >> program manager lisa jenkins says the building fills i major need in south santa clara county. >> many animals lovers out here really wanted a center like this. >> it is the only one in the county to house large livestock with a ten-stall horse barn. >> this is a huge asset for us. before we were running out of stalls that were donated stalls. >> and it can be used for large animals evacuated due to flooding or wildfire. >> around the pen, work with the horses, get them exercised, they get to know about them. our large pasture space. >> this is a little water found an built in for the dogs. >> the shelter has more than just

her hair blowing and s they always think about is so accurate. it's a correctly gentle portrayal i think that is really good, it is respectful. we have all heard incidents where the news coverage has gone less than well. i think a lot of places will see how it goes we always get to a point where the administration with the trump administration. in retrospect will be interesting to be. >> which i put the tv show before we started talking about even the women you represent in previous books talk about being respectful. while these women were certainly capable of pushing the envelope they always did it was some measure of mindfulness and respectfulness of the topics, turtles and her respectful and her betrayal of, harrisburg there might be elements of the news and we know there are no shows were there or not. is that something intrinsic to the weightth women work and mass media, is that a good quality is that a bad quality? >> it's probably good quality i'm into respect. yes of course you stand up for yourself and all of those things. it's never dis

s, quote, inhumane, counterproductive decision to deport thousands of haitian refugees. this is a biden appointee. this comes a day after nbc news confirmed that thousands of haitian migrants are being released on parole in the u.s. and will be allowed to seek asylum. while dhs officials say they're tracking more haitian mike grants making the trek through central america. texas governor greg abbott has sent a wall of calls to try to deter new crossings. last night a new nbc report revealed that dhs is searching for contractors to run a migrant detention center at guantanamo bay. in a statement to nbc news dhs denied the center would hold haitian migrants stopped at the texas border. ken dilanian is here for more on that story and i think we will have morgan chesky on the ground -- morgan, good, i'm glad we have you here. morgan, start with what's happening on the ground with border patrol agents dispersing some of these migrants. what's the situation in del rio? >> reporter: it is certainly a 24/7 mission and this is where upwards of 15,000 migrants crossed starting mor

dogs, they were one of the sistetoried played an important role nbc's joe friar is here. >> so 300 dogs traveled from all over the country to help they worked 12 hours shift the mission was so about so much more >> reporter: it's often said the worst brings out our best. a principle that does not just apply to humans. >> brittney was once in a lifetime k-9 partner >> reporter: the royal pup was 2-year-old when dog and owner traveled from texas to new york the days after 9/11. >> our jobs and mission was to search for survivors and we were not able to locate any >> reporter: the search dogs became therapy dogs offering much needed comfort. >> the gentleman came down next to brittney -- he began petting her. >> reporter: the man told her his best friend loved golden retrievers >> i asked him, who's your best friend or where is your best friend something along those lines and he turned and pointed at the pile and says he's missing, he's in there some where. >> that speaks volume how important brittney was, does it? >> i think brittney and others like her are invaluable during these times.

vestberg and nfl commissioner roger goodell in a moment as a new football season kicks off tonight on nbc let's get a news update with rahel solomon. >> here's what's happening at this hour. airline stocks are among the biggest gainers in the s&p 500 most of the big carriers have lowered revenue guidance due to the delta variant and rising covid cases, but the cuts are relatively small some say that is short lived >>> walmart ending its long held tradition of paying quarterly bonuses to store workers it comes after a week after walmart announced it is raising its wage for nearly half a million employees. >>> european banks will bin trimming some of its support for the economy. the ecb will moderately slow the pace of bond purchases in the coming months. >>> and back here in the u.s., weekly jobless claims falling to another pandemic low 310,000 good news there. julia, back to you >> thank you, rahel. >>> and verizon and the nfl announcing a ten-year partnership to use 5g to power tech adoption throughout the league also naming verizon an official tech partner of the nfl. with verizon 5g u

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>> the united states crossed the 41 million covid case milestone late last night according to a new nbc news tally. after a slow and steady decline in the spring, cases have started to increase over the summer. 16 states and territories have seen a 25%s increase in the number of covid cases in just the last two weeks. as of last night, there were more than 662,000 coronavirus related deaths. >>> back here locally more drama surrounding the sinking and leaning millennium tower. san francisco building inspectors are trying to halt crews from resuming their work to fix it. they sent homeowners a letter requesting they wait until the city has a chance to figure out what went wrong with the first attempt before making a second attempt to fix the luxury tower. crews are trying to drive steel support towers down to bedrock. contractors stopped the work several weeks ago when they realized the tower had sunk another inch. it's leaning 22 inches at the top. a veteran engineer told us the so-called fix is just a mend. >> should never have begun this attempted fix and the recent events have served

. >> thank you and you will hear more from family members of flight 93's passengers and crew tonight on "dateline" anchored by lester tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and nbc will bring you complete coverage of the ceremonies tomorrow >>> in the meantime, a charter flight carrying u.s. citizens landed safely in qatar yesterday after leaving afghanistan with the taliban's cooperation. on board the flight, 113 people including canadian, ukrainian, german and british citizens. the state department says they invited more than 30 american citizens and permanent residents, but not everybody took the offer the white house's national security council says there will be more flights to come. >>> 15 minutes after the hour. let's get our first check of the weather. al >> good morning, guys. unfortunately, it has been a hot summer and it continues such and, in fact, you take a look, this is 2021, the hottest summer on record tied with the historic dust bowl summer of 1936 and, in fact, out west, it has been very difficult. five states with their number one hottest summer ever from oregon, idaho, dow

so he's left remember that liberty is is 's the right to live our lives, not to cause someone else's death. that should be pretty easy for people of faith, for people of values. republican maryland governor larry hogan is also urging americans to get vaccinated saying his state demonstrates vaccines work. we have vaccinated 81% of all the that are eligible as a result, our hospitalizations are down 70 some percent from their peak. >> deaths are down even though the unvaccinated account for the vast majority of hospitalizations and deaths nationwide. many americans remain hesitant to get the vaccine. >> some of it has to do with the fact that there's been tremendous disinformation campaigns and people are believing things that are simply not true to complicate the matter. the white house is backpedaling on whether vaccine boosters will be available later this month. no one's going to get boosters until the fda says. >> they're approved until the cdc advisory committee makes a recommendation in washington. alexandra limon. >> the bottle rock festival is now over as many as 100,000 peop

that doesn't happen overnight s you tell us where these people have been the last three years before they showed up in recent weeks? >> shannon, every single haitia i've talked to in this camp all week long has told me they've been living in one country, chile. all of them have been living there great if you take a walk 100 yards away from us what you'll find on the grounds are ripped up ids, documents and discarded passports and ids almost all of them are from chile, people often ask why are they tearing them up, why are they getting rid of their trave paperwork before they come in? that because typically u.s. policy for asylum is asylum wil be rejected if the government knows that these migrants have settled in another country before coming to the united states, so a lot of these migrants told me they've been living in chile since 2014, 2016 , years. when i asked them why did you come now, they all say the same thing. we felt now is the right time, now is the opportunity to come. it's absolutely trooper at people keep asking on twitter, how are people walking from haiti to del rio,

's the circus and h the high water podcast and the recount john heilemann. there is news out of afghanistan, taliban leaders will allow close to 200 americans and foreign citizens to fly out of the country today. nbc news confirms reporting from the "wall street journal" that the group will be flown to qatar before relocating elsewhere. this will mark the first departure of u.s. citizens since the military mission in afghanistan officially ended on august 31st. it's unclear if these americans are among those who were stranded on chartered flights out of afghanistan's airport earlier this week. joe, again, a little bit more work on the biden administration on the part of working to get people out of afghanistan beyond the deadline. i think it's important to note no matter what you think about the decision to leave that the president was warning people for quite some time. i believe since last april. >> yes, since april. and it was warning after another warning, there was a story about a guy who was a contractor, kept being warned, delayed, and just his family

s&p 500 up 22 points all of this ahead of the fed meeting day two. investors will be hanging on every word from the statement's news conference. who will be there? the 21 and only steve leishman will be there. he joins us now with more. steve. >> big day >> yes, virtually. still virtually. i will be there. the fed will issue its statement amid questions about the policy outlook and potential conflicts and investment practices a signal i say that it will announce its intent to wind down asset purchases while not actually announcing a month or day it will do so. as a result the fed will be continuing a policy that few think is solving the problem it's intended to address more than 90% of our respond exhibits in our cnbc fed survey say asset purchases are not needed to help the economy or to help markets function. meanwhile, the fed says these asset purchases are made because it's not achieved its employment goals. john ryding writes there are 1.3 unfilled jobs per worker the fed's easing risks cementing in an inflation rate above 2% that would be costl