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with john kerry, "somebody like me doesn't have another choice." that award here virtually, but this is what they do. lori lightfoot sang "i know i got a haircut when no one else could, but i am the public face of the city, and i am on national television because with that was literally her response. people see through it and rejected. i believe that. to be to shannon? >> shannon: what it ends up doing is hurting their argument. when people see you do these kinds of things, they think you don't believe the underlying argument that the environment is being harmed, or that masks are necessary, lock downs are necessary. if they want you violate all these guidelines you have set up, you're hurting your own argument, because they don't believe, fundamentally, you think those actions are making any difference at all. you do so at your own peril. if i was a rich person, the one thing i would get rid of the first was commercial air travel. [laughter] nobody loves that these days. >> brian: right. >> kayleigh: i would add a chef. cori bush calls for defundi

thank you. >> thank you. >> climate envoy john kerry. >>> the taliban is advancing. fleeing their cities and more of the countries are falling to insurgents and new fears that the capital could be in jeopardy. a live report from afghanistan coming up next. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. whether the taliban could be closing in on afghanistan's capital kabul. taliban fighters gaining control of a lot more territory as fighting is breaking out now in 24 of the country's 34 provinces. hundreds of afghans trying to escape the taliban. turning this into a makeshift camp. joining me now, nbc's kelly cobiella. what are these people telling you about their fears as they've run from the taliban with no place to go? >> reporter:

kerry kimble had a surprise.backyard of an extended family member and waited >> oh, my god! >> reporter: this is the moment bob scarborough learned kerry is going to save his life >> oh, my god! i love you >> reporter: bob, a new hampshire retiree, has battled kidney disease since his 20s how hard has it been for you dealing with this kidney disease? >> it's been very hard i take 12 pills in the morning and 5 at night >> reporter: last year, doctors told him he needed a donor fast. >> i'm about to tell bob i'm his kidney donor i just said, well, i'll get tested no doubt in my mind whatsoever >> reporter: in simple terms for you, this was a no brainer >> it was, and it still is >> reporter: she wanted a big reveal to know announce she would be his donor >> reporter: that video now seen more than 10 million times the surgery, expected in the next couple of months. it's okay, he can come hug you if he likes. >> oh, boy >> what does that hug feel like? >> it's amazing. that's what i want people to have i want them to

kerry's signature achievement at the paris climate change agreement.e world we've created a new peeing section on our side. it's the same pool, people. >> sandra: are you into electric cars? >> no. >> sandra: some people love them. i have to say that. viewers signed a note saying don't knock it until you try it. >> the exhausting part. you have to charge it. you now have to work it into the first sentence of every conversation, electric car is the new vegan on wheels. you have to tell everybody. >> sandra: are you going to obama's party? >> i didn't make it. good news for the 250 people. think of all the food. >> sandra: you see the catering trucks coming? fascinating. jimmy failla, good to have you hear in person. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". by the way, i will see you live from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern time with john roberts. this is "the faulkner focus". "outnumbered" will be on the other side of this break. veterans is the powerful va home loan benefit. it lets us refinance 100% of our home's value, not just 80% like other loans. t

and i love that we have some kerry fans. >> huge kerry sanders fans. >> kerry!star? >> i had no idea that was coming. i don't know who it was. i don't have a monitor here, but wow. i feel honored. >> you have fans all over the planet and we love you, too. we'll talk to you in just a bit. thank you, kerry. >>> we have something to highlight for you this morning. we'll have it on our streaming channel tomorrow. covid in the classroom. >> yeah. we know parents all across the country have questions for returning to school, kids under 12 not yet eligible for the vaccine. we're going to bring in our experts to bring in all your most pressing questions during an hour-long special all day on "today all day." that's tomorrow. watch starting at 10:30 a.m. eastern on today.com. >>> news at 8:00, more than 20 people are dead, many still missing in tennessee after record rainfall caused catastrophic flooding. sam brock joins us from waverly, tennessee, with the latest. sam, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning, tom, good morning. this is rainfall of historic pr

climate envoy john kerry.rse i want to ask you questions about afghanistan, but i know you are here to talk about climate change. so, let me ask you about last week. white house hails this u.n. report, and then one day later the white house urges saudi arabia and opec to increase production of petroleum, spewing more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. is that not a kind of mixed message and the central issue we want to have it both ways? we want to have all the cheap oil we can, and at the same time we talk about climate change. >> well, i don't think, in the end i can understand why some people think it might be, but the fact is it isn't, fareed. the president's really talking about a very short moment where production was at a level anyway that is having an impact on the marketplace. i think the president wants to make sure the marketplace is able to move rapidly in the way that it needs to, to invest the money to make this transition. the president has been crystal clear about that. he has made a goal, w

a pac made a six-figure buy last week on trump's chosen candidate in ohio mike kerry. nbc news political editor mark murray is with us now. mark, some big named surrogates came to down for brown and turner over the weekend and what should we watch for in the ohio 11th primary tomorrow? >> yeah, the democratic race has given me ptsd of the bernie

sanders for us, appreciate it, kerry.about some of kerry's reporting ending on a high note, increase of vaccinations we're seeing a bit across this country. that's good news. we also kind of understand the dilemma so many floridians are facing, americans across the country wanting to get back to life. possibly attending the super spreader cases. florida 20,000 in one day, 100,000 cases in one day across this country. the numbers are fairly astounding. we're hearing from the fda of a possibility of a plan for booster shots around the corner. what should our expectations be when it comes to the possibility of a booster shot? >> looking at the data, looking at how different groups of people pond to the vaccines, it's clear that highly immunosuppressed people, so here i'm talking about people who have had organ transplant, a lung or kidney transplant, people who are on highly immunosuppressive drugs because they have cancer or auto immune disease, people who have aids, so people who are highly immunosuppressed do not respond

kerry, i'm glad you're talking to our control room. you get this more than perhaps anybody on the screen because in florida, we have seen this to use dr. ashby's words, touchiness when it comes to mandates before. i wonder if you can speak to that. >> reporter: florida is one of ten states they've been specific about not allowing mandates. in florida, the governor has used executive order and established the authority across the state to prevent local governments from enacting their own mask mandates, as well as requiring those to get vaccinated. so for instance in orange county, they have announced, the orlando area, that the county employees will have to get vaccinated except for the union employees to work that out. for parents who are especially concerned about their children going to schools, local communities, including right here, i'm in broward county, florida, the school board wanted when school starts next week kids have to be masked. because the governor has said no, you cannot do that, they no longer will require masks. a l

nbc's kerry sanders is in riviera beach, florida. i know where you are, kerry.ou know where were you are. one of the places where the school district requiring masks. also with us, broud county mayor steve geller and nbc's dasha burns where children are heading back to school without mask requirements, and another place where cases among kids are rising. kerry, first to you in riviera, florida. talk to us about what's going on there. >> reporter: yes. talk a little about the schools and what's going on here. first of all across the state a 24% increase in the last week of children testing positive for coronavirus. so that is significant. then wrap in, i just want to go back to the stick you shar stat the top. florida's now has more people in hospitals with coronavirus than at the peak in new york. so that underscores how much this has changed and shifted to the new epicenter here in florida. with the backdrop of kids going back to school this week here in palm beach county. other counties. broward and dade later this month, and so what they are looking at is pot

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kerry sanders in naples, florida for us. kerry, thank you. let's move over to tennessee.that's where we have maura barrett. and here it's the issue of a rising number of hospitalizations among kids. now, put it in context because there's a lot of debate. we're seeing the numbers spike. is it spiked within this small group? are we still looking at 97%, 98%, 99% of kids are fine? or is this something that health officials fear is much bigger than we realize? >> health officials and doctors alike, chuck, are warning there are, quote, scary times ahead when it comes to pediatric cases. that's because 10% of the new cases statewide are actually in children under 10 years old. here in memphis at the le bonheur children's hospital and across the state there's been a 65% increase in pediatric hospitalizations just in the last week across the state there's nearly 40 kids in the hospital with covid. here alone 17 kids, six of them in the icu and two that passed away from covid complications within the last two weeks. so doctors incredibly frustrated because they say it's because of

kerry, i know you have to go so i appreciate you being with us this hour. morgan, let's bring you in the conversation. texas capacity, icus there, schools opening today, kids heading back to school for first time just like in florida, there's been a fight over mask mandates. this breaking news when it comes to the pfizer vaccine could feasibly be a game changer. how do you see things playing out there in texas? >> yeah. that's exactly what i was going to call this and it has full approval, and it's encouraging. a lot of the parents who brought their kids here to parker elementary on the first day of school, because they're too young for the vaccine, the next best thing they can do is mask up. this is an encouraging step that age is getting lower when it comes to who can get this vaccine and that's really going to give them a lot of peace of mind. right now, we have heard medical experts in texas say with the return of school, so many going back to in-classroom learning as the delta variant wreaks havoc across the state, it's called a recipe for disaster. an

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lester >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> it is dangerously hot across much of the country with nearly 1 in 4 americans under a heat advisory tonight. and there's more dangerous weather on the way. al roker joins us. what can we expect >> right now we have 77 million people coast to coast with heat advisories, heat warnings heat indexes about 110 moving into tomorrow right now, we have tropical storm ida, 40-mile-per-hour winds, moving northwest at 14. a category 1 storm by saturday afternoon we expect landfall sometime sunday afternoon. but with water temperatures in the gulf in the upper 80s, rapid intensification is a big possibility this could make landfall sunday as a category 3 storm if it does, that's 16 years to the day hurricane katrina hit. >> i know you'll keep an eye on it thanks. >>> when we come back, inspiring america. a paralympian shows us what champions are made of. >>> up next, could your vaccination statdous a status affect your health care from insurance premiums to hospital visits. >>> we also talk to a bay area woman wanting to find out, waitic to hear if her fam

morgan chesky, nbc news, austin >>> this is kerry sanders in florida, where the covid crisis has gone from bad to worse. the florida department of health revealing a single day record, 22,903 covid cases that's the third time in a week florida's surpassed its all-time high >> it's overwhelming our staff. >> reporter: the spread of covid especially alarming among children florida hospitals now report 179 pediatric patients this as k through 12 reopens tomorrow in much of the state. in collier county, masks for the 47,000 students here will be optional florida governor ron desantis >> no mandates in the state of florida >> we have one ask. >> reporter: pediatricians in collier with the message for every parent >> i'm trying to encourage everybody to please take this delta variant very seriously due to the transmissibility it is incredibly contagious, and our children are getting sick i can't do this. >> reporter: olivia angeles' two children start school tomorrow. she wants them to wear masks because she wound up in the hospital with covid. >> i cannot imagine my kids going through that

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let's bring in nbc news correspondent kerry sanders from palm beach county. what are you hearing there? >> well, good morning. there's a real debate in the state right now about whether parents can have the schools mandate actual mask wearing because the governor has made it clear, the school boards, the superintendents, they cannot do that and if they do do that they will potentially lose their salaries and, again, that would be the superintendents and the school boards. the real constitutional question here is does the governor have the authority to withhold their salaries and essentially tell them what to do, or as the local home rule in the state of florida, 67 counties the governor has been hammering over and over again that if children are going to be masked that decision will only be made by the parents. it will not be made by the government. this is what the governor here, republican ron desantis had to say yet again on this issue. >> it's a parent's decision. if you believe in the masking during the school, you're free to do it. no one is saying you

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he endorsed kerry in the sixth district of texas.ns -- there's two of you! you've been covering these races in ohio. i want to specifically ask you about the turner/brown race. folks are waiting for the first results to come in because this really is a battle between the two wings of the democratic party. >> that's exactly right, jonathan. the people i've spoken to on the ground really can't overstate how acrimonious and bitter it's gotten where you have a flood of politician money, luminaies in the democratic party and the movement, coming in and making their case against the other candidate. they haven't really seen anything this contentious in recent times, and i think a lot of folks there are quite unsettled by it and will be glad to have it over. that said, when that's done, i don't think you're going to have, regardless of who wins, a very clear answer about which wing of the party has the momentum behind it. it's a special election, and as you well know, most special elections don't draw very much turnout and neither side, the

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. >>> first, nbc's kerry sanders in florida, and morgan chesky in baton rouge, florida, and then from florida international university, dr. eileen marty. if i have to go to a live press conference for a major announcement, we will do that and i don't want to interrupt you. i want to start with you, dr. marty. we just heard from bill de blasio on the new vaccine requirement to enter restaurants and other entertainment venue, and very likely other large cities will follow suit. what is your reaction to the requirement? >> i am so proud of him. that's exactly what a leader should be doing right now. everything in their power that is reasonable and that is going to reduce transmissions. look what is happening in the united states. we're accounting for over 18% of the worldwide cases per day, and worldwide we're seeing upwards of 600,000 cases a day of this horrific, horrific virus. in florida we are now 1 out of every 4 cases in the united states, and we lead the nation in hospitalized children. children! >> doctor, why is this happening? the reason i ask you that is last year when there

but don't worry, says john kerry, mandatory vaccines may not be necessary, but they a are orders ands are lawful. >> you mandated as we have done, it is a lawful order. it is a lawful order. and we fully anticipate that our troops are going to follow lawful orders. when you raise your right hand and you take the oath, that's what you agreed to do. >> tucker: kind of missing the point, no? shouldn't they explain it slowly in ways that we can understand, because it is a democracy why this is a good idea? showing us the data that justified this decision, explaining what the exemptions might be, telling us how long this will go on. and what we will get out of it in the end, this is all for our benefit, right? this is why the u.s. government exists, to help us. they don't mention any of that. his response was we have the power to do this and we are going to. that's what joe biden said too, he announced that everybody in america should be forced to take the vaccine and that an undeterminedry number of booster shots from now until forever regardless of their age, health status, religious be

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kerry, good morning. >> well, good morning, savannah.right now, 1 in 3 new covid case is coming from texas or right here in florida. and the crisis perhaps best exemplified by memorial hospital miramar where i'm standing right now. this is a new surgery center that was set aside for surgery patients instead, they've decided tha they're going to use it for overflow for covid patients and they may see those covid patients as early as this afternoon. >> reporter: this morning, the virus spread reaching alarming new levels 42 states now seeing infection spikes over 100% in the last two years. the delta variant causing hospitalizations and deaths to surge by double digits nationwide >> if you get sick with the delta variant, we estimate that you could infect about five other unvaccinated people. more than twice as many as the original strain. >> reporter: the cdc says while vaccines are highly effective against delta, breakthrough cases are increasing. south carolina senator lindsey graham in quarantine after announcing he tested positive, de

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guys >> kerry sanders for us this morning, kerry, thank you for that >> all right >>> let's go over toow if we have any beach weather in the forecast. >> well, it depends where you are. if you're down through the carolinas and virginia going into saturday and sunday, you might see some beach water but watch for the rip currents in the water because of tropical storm henri out over the atlantic the rain we're seeing right now through the mid-atlantic has nothing to do with henri but notice it's very humid and feels tropical outside that's why the atmosphere holds so much moisture we could see rainfall rates of 2 inches per hour. flood watches are in effect. especially down through maryland, into delaware, southern new jersey and the coastline of virginia and also into northeastern north carolina now, we have very dry conditions the flip side of that out west where we have that fire weather watch in effect for parts of idaho, parts of oregon and also down into wyoming, as well, where we could end up with dry thunderstorms that produce the lightning without the rain and that could lead to

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and -- and -- and again, as kerry was mentioning, they used the bible to justify their cause. so, we have the works of -- or the story of harriet tubman. and then, over here where it's e.n. elliot, at the time, where he uses a big it's called cotton is king but it's in support of why we should continue -- have a continuation of slavery, as well. so we're telling, you know, both sides of the story. and again, as -- from the very beginning, i remember kerry telling me that he wanted to make sure that we told the good, the bad, and the ugly. but we wanted to give a fair story of how the bible was used in the founding of america. >> you see, hanging on our walls throughout this bible in america area, a tapestry that we had woven. we've been told it's the longest tapestry been woven in the u.s. it's 274 feet. it was designed by an artist who lives off of maine. island outside/off of maine. many believe when they see this, they think it's just a scrim that was painted but this is actually a woven tapestry. and every single thing in here was reviewed by many scholars. even the kind o

will keep you updated on john kerry's growing carbon footprint. in the meantime that doesn't rust on fox business evening edit start right now. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ fight breaking out now between the white house, texas, and florida over the border. elizabeth: a major fight between the white house, texas and ford over the border. it's ending up to the supreme court, this aztecs is deals with another horrific and deadly human smuggling crash, we also have that in homeland security now revealing the startling number of the billions of dollars in profits that human traffickers earn at the border, plus drug cartels working with china and at international operation to profit off of the southern border now in chaos. that is happening now vice president art delicate toe, new york state assemblyman jared and claudia tenney and senator big hall gert joins us, chris stewart, michael jason smith and michael burgess. this humanitarian crisis for the migrants and u.s. citizens. where is the biden administration on that? critics say where is dr. fauci on th

savannah. >> kerry sanders in naples for us.e stand monday in his long delayed murder trial. durst is accused of the execution style killing of a close friend at a beverly hills home back in 2000. erin mclaughlin joins us with more on this story. erik, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. legal experts say it's highly unusual for a defendant to testify in a murder trial, but the story of robert durst is anything but ordinary. in court, under oath, durst strongly denied that he's a killer. >> did you kill susan burma? >> no. >> do you know who did? >> no, i do not. >> for two hours, alleged killer robert durst denying any involvement in the december 2000 murder of his close friend, susan burman. the 78-year-old was in a wheelchair, wearing prison clothes, wearing his lawyer's questions off a tablet, because he says he has trouble hearing. >> pause for a second. >> reporter: during his testimony, the defense trying to sow seeds of doubt. durst described a litany of health issues, including bladder cancer and recalled ch

morgan chesky in baton rouge, kerry sanders, in florida. dr. patel who served as policy director in the obama white house, and the mayor of miami beach, dan gelber. news week ran an article that said louisiana hospitals are so overrun, doctors had to cancel surgeries for brain aneurysms because of the covid patients. how bad is it? >> reporter: yeah, steph. it is bad and getting worse by the day. we know that here at the state's largest hospital, our lady of the lake medical center, elective surgeries were postponed starting last week. there was at one point a waiting list to get in the icu simply because the covid surge that nurses and doctors are describing as kind of happening overnight. the problem right now is that they're at their all-time high for covid hospitalizations, not for the summer or the year but since the pandemic began. they feel they're in dire straights. a federal medical team arrived over the weekend, doctors, nurses, team of 30 to shore up staffing in the meantime. but if numbers continue to rise, that's what has everyone

thanks so much for that, kerry.e, doctors are sounding a pretty loud alarm because there is this troubling surge in pregnant women who are becoming severely ill with covid and i'm assuming we're talking about unvaccinated women. >> yeah, we are. and it is of particular concern in the south. nbc news spoke to a number of doctors in the south who say that they are seeing more pregnant women in their icus than ever before. it is an alarming trend putting expectant parents on notice. nbc news spoke to doctors in several states who reported a spike in covid hospitalizations among pregnant women. seeing double and in some cases triple the number. nearly all of the patients are unvaccinated. >> last few weeks of your pregnancy, it is very hard to breathe. your body's immunity also changes during pregnancy. so combining these two things, it makes it very difficult to deal with a situation like covid. >> he leads the icu at broward health medical center in florida and his unit usually sees four to five pregnant women a year.

we are joined by kerry sanders and nbc medical contributor blackstock. i will start with morgan which is something that bears repeating. 40% of all new covid hospitalizations in the united states is coming from texas and florida. it is extraordinary. so in dallas, how are the hospitals hanging on, morgan? >> barely. barely, garrett. they are doing whatever they can to hang on to the patients that keep flooding into the doors. we know that right now the surge is outpacing the staffing in almost every corner of the state. and here in parkland, while we are talking about the numbers, consider this, the governor announced yesterday that 2,500 medical personnel will be disbursed throughout the state to try to shore up the staffing at hospitals like this one in dallas, but i want you to hear what the chief medical officer told me when it came to just nurses. take a listen. >> let me just paint you a little picture, less than five weeks i was at seven patients with active covid in this hospital. last week 90. today, 120. and right now in the hospital, i am 500

kerry sanders is in florida where hospitalizations and deaths are higher now than at any other point in this pandemic in florida. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: craig, not only has the hospitalization rate tripled here in florida in the last month, one in five deaths in hospitals here with covid is happening right here in florida. it's one reason private industry is now trying to get people to get vaccinated. in fact, delta air lines now trying to entice it. 74,000 employees, to get vaccinated, and if they don't, those unvaccinated employees will get hit right in their wallets. with coronavirus cases surging this morning delta air lines is the latest corporation to put pressure on its employees to get vaccinated delta's ceo ed bastian in a memo wednesday announcing unvaccinated employees will face strict, new requirements, including weekly covid testing, and the unvaccinated will also get hit with a $200 monthly health care surcharge, the fee to cover the estimated $50,000 cost per patient for covid hospitalization. bastian writing, "it's necessary to address the financial risk th

nbc's kerry sanders joins us now from one of those battle grounds, florida kerry, good morning. >> reportergood morning, craig. florida reports just in the last week a 24% increase in the number of kids testing positive for coronavirus. so while nationwide children represent a small portion of the overall covid cases, the concern, of course, is that they are seeing these increases and these increases are happening, as you noted, as governors are ordering no mask mandates. it's why some states have decided, despite what hospitals are saying, which is they're needed, they're saying there must be a mask mandate and kids must wear them to protect themselves this morning, the covid crisis accelerating across the south. florida, texas, missouri, and arkansas seeing their largest single-day spike in hospitalizations since the pandemic began still, republican governors in seven states have banned mask mandates president biden calling that counterintuitive >> do you have presidential powers to intervene in states like texas and florida where they are banning mask mandates >> i don't believe that i d

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todd: i'm not so sure calling out john kerry for his personal plane or getting through.et. that should be -- he defended his private jet use by saying he needs one because he is special. >> it is the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. the time it takes me to get somewhere to cross the ocean. i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. >> that jet has been busy this year. not sure who was on board, secretary carry travels commercially via military air, special presidential envoy for climate. they say he was not on board the private jet, maybe it was someone in his family, a friend, who knows, but good luck. maybe ditch the private jet. >> between those two soundbites, i need private security for me, you don't need it. carley: remember the negative report about kamala harris's office and the toxic work environment, pulling shows she's not doing good in the polls and the neck feels report says top democratic women in the democratic party tell the crisis center to figure out how to navigate this negative press. one sour

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