aisha, there is a serious side.ious and potentially concerned, this has been rolled out very quickly in terms of vaccination processes. in terms of vaccine hesitancy or concern, it could potentially add to that. absolutely. and i wouldn't _ potentially add to that. absolutely. and i wouldn't chide _ potentially add to that. absolutely. and i wouldn't chide or _ potentially add to that. absolutely. and i wouldn't chide or blame - and i wouldn't chide or blame anybody— and i wouldn't chide or blame anybody who is asking such questions tonight, _ anybody who is asking such questions tonight, these vaccines have come on really— tonight, these vaccines have come on really quickly, this whole virus from _ really quickly, this whole virus from using the phrase unprecedented times, _ from using the phrase unprecedented times, it _ from using the phrase unprecedented times, it is _ from using the phrase unprecedented times, it is also new. there have been _ times, it is also new. there have been 79— times, it is also new. th

aisha's emails.his hour of msnbc's special coverage. thank you for watching. tune in for my msnbc program, the sunday show, which air sunday mornings at 10 am eastern. goes until noon. join us, it's a very good show. from washington d.c. on this early thursday morning. good night. >> good evening once again. day 99 of the biden administration on this eve of his 100th day in office. which arrives technically at the end of this hour. president biden delivered his first address to a joint session of congress. tonight looked much different than previous presidential addresses, in that huge house chamber. only 200 people were allowed to attend, instead of the 1600 people it was built for because of the pandemic, obviously. and for the first time in history, two women, vice president kamala harris, house speaker nancy pelosi, greeted and sat behind the president

aisha afriah, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.larger than life. nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. only when radioactivity levels begin to increase outside russia were they forced to admit the accident. for the mujahideen, the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12—year war for them, they've taken the capital which they've been fighting for so long. it was 7am in the morning - on the day when power began to pass from the minority- to the majority — when africa, after 300 years, reclaimed its last white colony. - this is bbc news, the latest headlines... doctors in india have given harrowing accounts of the situation as the country battles a catastrophic wave of coronavirus infections. medics in the capital say peop

jess morales, aisha c.thank you both for your time tonight or this morning depending on where you are. and that does it for this hour of msnbc's special coverage. thank you for watching. tune in for my msnbc program "the sunday show" which airs sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. eastern, goes until noon. join us, it's a very good show from washington, d.c., on this early thursday morning, good night. >>> we all know life can knock us down but in america, we never, ever, ever stay down. americans always get up. today, that's what we are doing. america is rising anew. choosing hope over fear, truth overlies and light over darkness. after 100 days of rescue and renewal, america is ready for a takeoff in my view. we are working again, dreaming again, discovering again and leading the world again. >> president biden in h

aisha afriah, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.ampaign for brexit and whether they've been met. we start with an in—depth look at fishing. nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. only when radioactivity levels begin to increase outside russia were they forced to admit the accident. for the mujahideen, the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12—year war for them, they've taken the capital which they've been fighting for so long. it was 7am in the morning on the day when power began to pass _ from the minority to the majority — when africa, after 300 years, - reclaimed its last white colony. with just three months to go before the olympics are due to start, japan says it is putting in place emergency coronavirus restrictio

shannon. >> shannon: aisha hosni in new york, thank you.ideo shows the extent of the carnage from an isis attack in mozambique. thousands were killed by islamic state terrorists and the african nation and we are told tonight the country's military has finally retaken the town back from isis. police using tear gas to restrict -- they used it as partiers chanted "freedom" be it a handful of partiers were injured, four people were arrested. in 22 instances, they were giving a royal profession to their new resting place. the mummies were moved to a new museum on vehicles outfitted with shock absorbers and surrounded by a motorcade including replica horse-drawn chariots. is this a remake or a spin-off? the answer to that question very simply could be worth millions. next. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: time now for one of the many popular tv shows from the 80s that has gone no reboot recently. but now cbs is facing some legal trouble over the ribs i don't like revised series. it's a "spin-off." and they owe them compensation, but cbs argues there's a differenc

to begin our look at what all of this means, we go to princeton university, where we are joined aishair, a senior who is an african american studies major and helped organize a protest on campus wednesday to support the move community's demands. welcome to democracy now! talk about what you are demanding. >> what we demanded, we wanted our demands to show the complexity of the matter and the fact it was not simple when we came up with the demand acknowledging justice and accountability look very different for the family and how it can look for us and the people at the institution her calling -- one of her most important kind of factors was we went princeton to work with the family and work with them and try to understand how they can repair the heart of the harm that has happened. on the side of the institution, which routinely happens when vulnerable people are exploited in the name of research and scientific knowledge. our demands really focus on the freedom of money abu jamaal. we want the university to work with organizations on the outside to free mumia abu-jamal, knowing what we

foundation created by steph curry and his wife, aisha has reached an impressive milestone.ight learn play has served 16 million meals to children and families in oakland o started tr foundation they'd hoped hoped to help some 10,000 children. about oakland, the foundation was started just a year and a half ago. great work there by steph curry and his wife. are you sure? and that'll do it for us. see you later, everyone. now they continue to do so much for the community. thanks for joining us everyone. sports wrap with joe and jason upset. good night. huh? team in basebalt hotter for the aids. walk it off for their eighth consecutive win. how the a's haven't flipped the script on an o in six starts way feel pretty good about the way we're playing right now. alex would made his first start today for the giants and got plenty of help from his friends. any time they're zeroes on the board. matter how you get there, you know that's always positive how the giants beat the marlins without scoring a single earned run steps on a scoring spree unmatched over his 12 year career. have

who aisha's now working for. and i helped to create the first equity program in oakland and i helped to organize a bunch of passionate organizers to create the one we have in san francisco. i also helped to cofound an organization called the original equity group which ran a series of educational workshop to help people get to understand how to navigate the new regulations as they were rolling out. and now, i'm partnered in a local equity distribution that has been -- is one equity owned, three equity operators from california, the primary partners on it as well as a small family farmer from nevada county. we are in a conversation of small business owners and small operators in northern california as well as our small businesses and equity operators here in san francisco. i also am a founding board member for the color coalition so i get the opportunity to work with regulators from all over the united states that are helping to roll out equity programs in our state. really, the term for this seat was supposed to

and we're back with tina kandel former facebook director of lunches aisha next president of contrasts and c.e.o. of mom and app team so tell me so that we know what are the most sophisticated tills stat keep users on the hill i mean are engineers in a big tech consciously using your scientific knowledge to keep us in gauged no i i i mean i think part of what is scary is that there really are cumin beings on the other side of the of of these services right it's really an algorithm that's not very well in my opinion not very well supervised that is being given an instruction which is make him spend more time on the service tomorrow you have this universe of billions of pieces of content he's got a couple 100 friends they're publishing content let's figure out what to put in front of him that's going to get him sucked in and we also have push notifications and we can play with the time of day that we send those push notifications to him and if things get really bad we have his phone number so we can text message him in what really bad i mean he hasn't come back for a few days when i go o

boxing is aisha husni tells us as the rollout ramps up, lawmakers are now debating a vaccine passport as more americans get vaccinated and the country slowly reopens a debate over vaccine passports is heating up. some view proof of vaccination as a way to safely return and normal, while others see it as an invasion of privacy. get a nab salute atrocity just the entire idea behind it. it's a complete strike against america's freedoms, our liberties and our healthcare privacy. so far, states are taking different approaches to the concept. florida governor rhonda santa's has banned state and local government agencies and businesses from requiring vaccine passports, while new york has launched the nation's first experiment with them, new yorkers can choose to download an app called excelsior passed to prove. been vaccinated or recently tested negative for covid-19 major venues such as madison square garden and times union center have already started implementing the technology. i think it's one of many tools. and i respect folks who choose not to get vaccinated, and we'll work with that a

ruling party is inching towards an outright victory in parliamentary elections prime minister your aisha's career is over ran a campaign based on turning around the economy which is being devastated by the and damage. a monitoring group in miramar says the torture and murder of pro-democracy activists will continue if the international community doesn't act the assistance association for political prisoners made the plea after local television brought images of broadcast images of detainees bearing signs of quote abuse comes as supporters of a newly formed pro-democracy government rallied didn't die away the national unity government says it should be included in talks with neighboring countries it's criticised the move to invite the trees leader to a special asiana jakarta on saturday tony chain is monitoring developments from bangkok and has more on the allegations of abuse of detainees. those were 6 youths 4 men 2 women who were from the young chin area of young go on they appear to have been detained on sunday the images were broadcast on the nightly bullet in the 8 pm local time and t

playing a familiar tune prime minister will aisha's korea e.c.l. vice trying to win votes in his final rally on the island of saudi scenting using the slogan the safe path he tries to reassure the people of the small island nation that have suffered from the economic fallout of the covert pandemic he says he's the one that should be trusted to lead the country for the next 5 years of serbian s.o.v. said the feel of the grass is servicing the vast construction work of the new hotels this is no coincidence it's our work we have created jobs and built an atmosphere of trust attracting investors. all lies according to his main challenger young. from the old african party for the independence of keep herd known as the p.i. cv she has been traveling across the islands meeting voters she didn't just to the people know that beyond what this country needs is someone that has the will to walk this is a race to build a better nation for us holes she accuses the prime minister of selling the country's assets including the national airline the national electric

will tell them what they have what we have received as accusations against still and then nothing is aisha's and then nothing will happen now you know who said you know who's going to investigate what are you guys doing is ok peace talks in and muska where we'll investigate anyone who did anything to any yemeni citizen i can assure you of this if i'm not doing it other people will do it mr sheriff given everything the world now knows about s.s. the brutality of the and the corruption during this war i'm wondering what a peace time who think government would look like is specially one that is charged with torturing its opponents stealing their assets and raping politically active women does not qualify to take part in a peacetime government in yemen. ask your friends stand their occurrence what they are talking to them in moscow to why where they are trying to take them on the table and deal with them nicely to get them to stop firing scud missiles to the saudis you have to know this interests make it to the ends of all wars talk to the americans ask them of their do that while there is all t

i am the chief officer of mv aman, mohammad aisha. i have been on board the ship since may 2017.r water. please help. four years stranded on the egyptian coast, abandoned and alone. there is no power, the ship is aground, it is filthy, rusting. in the distance, a steady stream of vessels passing by. what is life like on your ship? life is like if you're stuck in solitary prison. you can see some rodents sometimes, flies and mosquitoes, and at night it is like a grave. you can't see anything, hear anything. mohammad's ship, the mv aman, was detained in 2017. there were issues with safety equipment and certificates. with the captain ashore, an egyptian court declared mohammad the ship's legal guardian. he says he signed the order not realising what it meant. the authorities are holding his passport. he is trapped. i lost my mother two years ago and she is never going to see me again because of this cursed ship. all i want is to go back home to my family. seafarer abandonment is on the rise. more than 250 active cases according to the international labour organisation. ship owners i

extrajudicial executions all of which your government is accused of by the un human rights groups around aisha human rights watch amnesty international the committee against torture that's what i had and i well. i wish i could accept the allegation in its entirety i will run we did i know that there have not been instances of. some disappearances. when you talk about torture there is no documented evidence of torture for the best of my. knowledge when committee against torture is certain that it's carried on for 18 li it's received report after report that it's carried out routinely by your security forces and you would know you would have us believe that they've all got it wrong and where bangladesh i would not i would not deny it and i would not say that they have it wrong but i do also want to say that as far as the government is concerned culture is illegal and we try to make sure that carter doesn't take you know why i was objecting to the way you posed the question mr sebastian is because so many good things have happened in bangladesh. could a bangladesh is one of the spectacular succes

if aisha hussey reporting from new york city tonight. >> good evening.souvenirs you can take home from times square. for chris ruby of kansas, he is going home with the scar he will never forget. a big-time baseball fan, he was in the big apple to catch a couple of games. on his way back to his hotel near times square tuesday night, he got shot in the shoulder. they say this 21-year-old man reportedly, a known game down that gang member. he was aiming at someone else. it's the latest in the plate with gun violence. and just last month month, shooting jumped by just 100%. whether that keeps visitors away remains to be seen. what about the people who live here? if you ask new york city mayor bill de blasio, he will tell you new yorkers aren't rattled. go i do not believe new yorkers live in field. >> he claims the city is handling the crisis by going after illegal guns, working with community, and offering more support to antiviolence programs. after last week's heating up an asian woman, they outed undercover asian officers and hot spots who already snagg

the latest for us aisha hosking. >> good evening, experts are still debating over whether there wille and if there is, michigan could be that canary in the coal mine. michigan governor gretchen whitmer got her first shot of the covid vaccine. her relief may have been short-lived. michigan leads the country for new infections by population surpassing 700,000 cases on monday, far worse of that new jersey and new york. >> the state of michigan for the most dangerous place to be if you are concerned about getting covid to. >> oddly enough the detroit news reports the state hospitalizations are growing faster now than they were before the governor shut down indoor dining and in person high school. gretchen whitmer claims travel to florida come up more restrictions asking travelers to get tested when they get back and work from home for at least a week. >> there is light at the end of the tunnel. about we are sober about the fact that we are still very much and the tunnel. >> the governor has made the vaccine available to everyone 16 and older declaring that the shots are the most effectiv

they then resorted to the supreme court of true aisha but in february 2021 this petition was also tonightit's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored by qatar airways. there is rain in southern argentina pretty obviously the cloud is that the good strip so this is a change of season type where that neck of the north is still quite warm still 29 here you know it is and it's not that cold for the south on with it and the rain itself going off shore northern argentina and paraguayan southeastern brazil enjoying the warm still not that many shows that could be a buildup in northern argentina and the little clumps here and there in brazil but the main seasonal right is a long way indoors and are from certain that sort of area of french guyana westwards towards western colombia where the potential for floods in those showers .

let's get the viewers updated, derek chauvin and in solitary confinement for three hours a day in the aishawing in the maximum security prison, the state prison fears for his f safety he plans to swt appeal it will take two months before a sentence. the fellow arresting officers will go on trial later this year. we had doctor ben carson and alveda king with us last night talking about the whole case saying our justice system does work and they're saying there is not systemic racism. let's watch this. >> the important thing it shows people don't have to take these things. >> i agree that we must have justice v. however, i'm very disturbed with the leaders of our country maxine waters ins particular in nancy pelosi encouraging her tot call people to get in the streets, and reallyio riots. how would a riot, regardless of what the verdictct would've bee, how would it heal the heart of america calling them to riots, burn and loot. liz: let's show the viewers what democrats are avoiding and ignoring and refused to talk about as they are trying to push the narrative on the country and on americans

. >> and aisha? matt could be another example of hollywood unhinged people type out one celebrity suggestion on how to stop police involved shootings in america. >> that is right but first tensions are running high in cities across the country on the eve of closing arguments in the murder trial of derek chauvin the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing george like congresswoman maxine waters was at a protest last night in minneapolis at a democratic lawmaker was not doing much to lower the temperature. [background noises] >> has to be a guilty verdict of nothing doesn't happen we will know. [inaudible] we've got to fight for justice. you scott to be more confrontational. got to make sure they know that we mean business. >> politicians are not alone and there position to fan the flames they're getting help for the mainstream media. take a look at what chris cuomo set up stopping gun violence in america? >> gun laws, access to weapons? your kids start getting killed , white people kids s

. >> the aisha, what sort of charges potentially could be coming for the police officer?eteran police officer there in brooklyn center. what kind of charges potentially could be coming for her for shooting and killing daunte wright? >> well, obviously, you know, in light of the fact that a life was taken, we could be looking at some -- the second-degree murder, i'm sorry, had the third-degree murder charge in play with chauvin. that's very unlikely i would say because of the fact that everyone is framing it as an accident. we could be more likely looking for anything from a misdemeanor to a manslaughter charge. >> yeah. they called it an accident. she thought she was going to taser daunte wright but used a real gun and ended up killing him. today in the chauvin trial was the defense to present its case. watch what this use of force expert said today to jurors. >> can you briefly overview your opinions in this particular case. >> i felt that derek chauvin was justified, was acting with objective reasonableness following minneapolis police department policy and current stan

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verde ruling party has emerged victorious off the sunday's parliamentary election prime minister your aisha's korea ran a campaign promising to turn around the economy hit hard by the pandemic the opposition leader has conceded defeat and resigned from have. headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera. this is the story about a group of men who wants you to doubt climate change the story of a campaign that has impacted our world forever. back to naomi oreskes yes. we left her with a pile of papers and this pile became the beginning of a big investigation but she also gets hold of the strategy paper it was my alice through the looking glass moment when my whole life kind of changed. rescues drops everything and decides to find out who's arguing against the climate scientists. bit by bit she begins to understand why these pundits are so effective in general they're much better at communicating then real scientists are because real scientists are well i don't want to insult my colleagues but you know most scientists are scientists they like to be left alone so you take a group of people who

slowly we've plateaued with the current tools we have and we definitely need new tools and an ethic aisha's vaccine would be crucial to make progress against this disease ok here's hoping that efficacious vaccine is within a grasp at last for the time afraid but thank you so much dr bhargavi row from doctors without borders thank you for joining us on the news or thank you russia has begun moving troops away from its border with ukraine and sent tens of thousands of soldiers into the region leading to tension with ukraine and its western allies it was a military exercise and some equipment will be left behind for a drill sets took place later this year when nato and ukraine's president welcomed the move but say they will remain vigilant smith has more on the troop withdrawal from moscow. russia says it will have been withdrawn its troops from the border with ukraine by the 1st of may it was a mobilization that the russians said was a military exercise but that had concerned the u.s. the e.u. and nato the e.u. estimating that at one stage there were more than 100000 troops amassed along the

who aisha's now working for. and i helped to create the first equity program in oakland and i helped to organize a bunch of passionate organizers to create the one we have in san francisco. i also helped to cofound an organization called the original equity group which ran a series of educational workshop to help people get to understand how to navigate the new regulations as they were rolling out. and now, i'm partnered in a local equity distribution that has been -- is one equity owned, three equity operators from california, the primary partners on it as well as a small family farmer from nevada county. we are in a conversation of small business owners and small operators in northern california as well as our small businesses and equity operators here in san francisco. i also am a founding board member for the color coalition so i get the opportunity to work with regulators from all over the united states that are helping to roll out equity programs in our state. really, the term for this seat was supposed to

. >> sandra: aisha has us along the banks of the rio grande in texas. >> high, sandra >> hi, sandra.an up close and personal look at why border patrol here needs all the help they can get. in fact, an hour ago, we were up in the sky was texas state troopers. we spotted a suspected cartel's out on the mexican side. they are alerting them to any migrant activity. because we have seen so much activity recently, it is taking border patrol longer than usual to respond. we have some new numbers as well. the texas department of safety is primarily focusing on cartels. they arrested 631 peoples, see if nearly 4,000 pounds and marijuana, more than $1 million, and detained thousands of smuggled migraines. thousands of which are minors. there is always a presence in the air. they have two to three chapters helicopters at any given time, but they say they could use more. that is how busy it is. >> sandra: thank you for that and your continued border reporting. we continue to bring our viewers those images really getting in detail what we are seeing. now when they are talking about these overcrow

i am the chief officer of mv aman, mohammad aisha. i have been on board the ship since may 2017. issues with safety equipment and certificates. with the captain ashore, an egyptian court declared mohammad the ship�*s legal guardian. he says he signed the order not realising what it meant. the authorities are holding his passport. he is trapped. i lost my mother two years ago and she is never going to see me again because of this cursed ship. all i want is to go back home to my family. seafarer abandonment is on the rise. more than 250 active cases according to the international labour 0rganisation. ship owners in difficulty willing, it seems, to leave crews to fend for themselves. this situation with mohammad is unjust. no—one can accept that mohammad has been forgotten, in this case has been forgotten, on board. because the owner has abandoned the ship, this is his decision. the court of egypt has appointed mohammad as the legal guardian of the ship but mohammad is alone. the ship owners say they have tried their best but their hands are tied. "i can�*t force a judge to remove t

great reporting by aisha nair. 29 days it has been since kamala harris has held a news conference orin that time frame. it is amazing, isn't it? we've got access to drones flying over the border there. you've got. many members of the media on the ground there. lawmakers leading delegation to the border, but still the person in charge of fixing the crisis has yet to pay a visit. >> john: there doesn't seem to be much of a plan, at least not at the moment. >> sandra: protests happening in north carolina and ohio after deadly police involved shootings there. officials are urging people not to rush to conclusions. but celebrities in the white house weighing in two make a connection to racism. all that and a whole lot more coming up at the top of the hour. g ne♪ ♪ refiplus from newday usa. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus can help you lower your rate plus turn your home equity into an average of $50,000. money for security today. money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus from newday usa. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adv