alex: can you believe he slow-rolled me like that? petyr: what do you mean? alex: bad etiquette.st possible hand, he still made me think i had a chance of winning the pot. petyr: scummy move. alex: it was something else. go after him. petyr: what did you do? marcus: i felt bad about cheating. got rid of the money. dani: i got a job. marcus: is it good enough to make 50 grand by april? dani: yes. you can rig cards, right? it's a laundering front for the derosa family. marcus: that derosa family? dani: the store's never busy and there's no cameras inside. what we're interested in is the poker game that's held in the backroom every weekend. marcus: put the money in your bag and give me the empty briefcase. dani: whoever works the register is paid a little extra to cashier the games. marcus: but i think they're onto me. dani: you sure? marcus: gut feeling. dani: all we need to do is win the poker game and we get everything in the safe. marcus. marcus: hey, don't worry about me, ok? we did it. you did it. dani: be careful. marcus: always. take care of mom for me. dani, i don't know ab

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>> alex, this is the million dollar question.ill say, even within the committee, we could not figure out what mark meadows was doing. he turned over all these documents, the text messages included, which show that he was cooperating. then said, wait i'm not going to testify. and that is not cooperating. that is saying i change my, mind i don't want to do that. we don't know why he did that, but looking through some of the text messages, you can see that mark meadows was trying to play all sides of this. to say to some people that he did not take this seriously, and that trump was doing things that he might not agree with or would try to rein him in, but then he was on the call with georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, where donald trump asked for 11,000 votes to win the election in georgia. i cannot pretend to get in the mind of mark meadows, it is not surprising that he's using this -- trying to get his state court, his federal court, that's not surprising to me. but i'm not going to pretend to understand what's going

welcome everyone to alex witt reports. a major week ahead in the georgia election case. former president donald trump and his 18 codefendants are due to be arraigned. trump and 11 codefendants have waived the need to appear in person, but we'll be watching for the six others who have yet to do so, including mark meadows, since they could be televised life. we could also see the release of the fulton county special grand jury report by the end of this week which has been at the center of d.a. fani willis'investigation. now, despite legal troubles, trump is dominating the gop primary, leading in a new poll by 46 points. earlier today, republican governor chris sununu said the former presidents rivals need to hit him harder. >> i think they have to be a little tougher on trump. chris christie goes nuclear on him, god bless christy, he does a great job with that. he exposes a lot of that, which i think is important. i think what we saw on that debate stage last week, i think there was still a bit too much kowtowing to him. >>

we'll look welcome to alex reports. beginning with the devastating breaking news out of morocco where more than 1000 people are confirmed dead after an earthquake on friday night. the most powerful one to hit the area in over a century. the epicenter isn't in a mountainous area outside of the historic and tourist city where right now, search and rescue teams are frantically working to find survivors. and d.c.'s matt bradley is following the story for us overseas. welcome. we have this 1960 earthquake, that one killed thousands. here's the thing, that one registered 5.8. this one was significantly stronger. what can you tell us about the destruction and rescue efforts underway? >> it is a frenzied effort. they're trying to, just as they did when i was back, here where i'm still in turkey, back in february. they are trying to uncover what could be thousands of people buried underneath that rubble. thousands of survivors. that's why it's such a desperate effort. one of the differences here is that some of the architecture

>> here is the deal alex.oing to continue to see the system working closer than nova scotia as far as the center is concerned. but we've got rain into the specific parts of maine. notice where bar harbor is, where you saw marissa. we've got heavy rain working through that area. and we're gonna continue to see the system moves closer towards novice russia, towards the bay of fundy. likely making landfall in the next couple of hours, either way, the winds have now come down to 75 miles per hour. but the tropical storm warnings. they have come to parts of massachusetts, but they're going to remain for a lot of the section of maine. you can see from eastport, down to portsmouth, and into the interior areas, marissa made a very good point about how saturated the ground is and how gusty those winds are. it's not gonna be hard for those trees to come down so that will be something we watch for the day today. some of the gusts already in places like augusta, 49 miles per hour. 31 miles per hour from bar harbor. so it

host alex michaelson joining us now live.ou had a chance to sit down with robert f kennedy jr. yeah, alex, robert f kennedy jr is perhaps the most controversial of all the candidates running for president. we talked to him about president biden and concerns about his age and mental acuity. here's what he had to say. you know, i'm worried about that, that our country is going to be governed not by somebody who is, you know , fully has the mental fluidity and the acuity and the dexterity that is required to govern this country and that the country instead will be governed by a bunch of faceless, technical hats with lanyards who nobody's ever heard of, who are making decisions about whether or not to bring us to nuclear armageddon. and we're very, very close to that right now. and i want a president up there who can make those decisions and who are going to who's going to who's going to understand and everything, you know, the entire landscape up. and i think president biden needs to show us all that he you know, he has that cap

alex wagner tonight starts right. now good evening alex. alex >> i can count on one hand the number of times you start a sentence with if you are a defense counter watching this. i appreciate this is a show for everybody. >> looking out for everyone. >> true, great content my friend. even for defense contractors. i thank you at home for joining us this evening. we have breaking news tonight involving the case against donald trump and his alleged coconspirators in the state of georgia. now, if you've been following this case, you know that former trump chief of staff mark meadows has been trying to get his trim -- criminal trial moved from state court into federal court. mr. meadows claimed that all of the alleged criminal activity he was accused of in fulton county, all of that was actually just part of his duties as chief of staff to the president. and since the chief of staff is a federal official, meadows and his lawyers resent that he should be tried in federal court. meadows surprised everyone when he took the stand for over four hours

our coverage continues with alex witt right now. >>> good to be with you, i'm alex witt in for katy tur. we won't have it in d.c. or florida or new york, but the green light has officially been given to televise donald trump's case in georgia. cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during the fulton county election interference proceedings. it will also be live streamed on the court's you tube channel, and it's not just the trial. next week's arraignment is not viewable to the public, donald trump plus nine codefendants and counting have already waived their appearances for next wednesday and pleaded not guilty, so when could the public actually see them? and does the judge's ruling on camera still apply if some defendants manage to get their cases transferred to federal court? mark meadows still has not gotten an answer from the judge overseeing his attempt to toss the charges from state court. right now, he has yet to enter a plea or waive his arraignment. now, in the meantime, some of those hoping for a speedier trial are now trying to separate themselves from each other. why kenne

chief alex justice. this is chief alex chalk, the justice secretary, to ask him, look, is there a problem with the prison service? is your department to blame for this perhaps fault with this? perhaps it's a fault with the security services not necessarily with necessarily communicating with each other with regard to this man's incarceration? so we're man's incarceration? an so we're deaung man's incarceration? an so we're dealing that dealing with all of that a little later in the show. also, after a ruthless labour reshuffle, this keir reshuffle, this week by keir starmer, blairite into starmer, which put blairite into a number of key roles, i'll be speaking to tony blair's former right hand man, then right hand man, his then political secretary, john mcternan. also be speaking mcternan. i'll also be speaking to lord theodore agnew. you're probably remember him because he resigned and house of resigned and in the house of lords over the shambolic treatment by the treasury of the covid loan crisis . sin

you know, alex, you've seen these polls. to somehow, donald trump is three years younger than joe biden, and somehow a huge, a larger percentage of people think that joe biden's age is a problem than donald trump's age is a problem. the white house knows this is a problem, but that is curious as well. >> very curious, i agree. let's move on to vice president harris. let's take a listen to what jamie raskin told cnn earlier this week. we'll play that. >> do you think that kamala harris is the best running mate for president biden? yes or no? >> i don't know what else i can say other than she -- >> you could say yes. >> she is an excellent running, make an excellent vice presidents. i don't know whether president biden is named his running mate. we are going to a convention next summer, it is a year away from now. we are going to go through that process. >> so that felt rather inexplicable at the time. you gave him a second crack in an answer, what is he saying? >> he pretty much made clear that his intention was not to pour a

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>> hey alex, yeah.water, but if you ask me, it's really not so bad to be on the beach. you could see people just flocking here to seaside heights. they're lifeguards on duty for those that you want to get in the water. other than that, it is a picture perfect day. you mentioned earlier, there are several storms in the atlantic that are turning up the oceans up and down the eastern seaboard. all the way from delaware to massachusetts. what is it doing? well i will show. you take a look at some of the serve here. now that may be inviting to some people, but here on the beach, they are saying absolutely no slippage. so what you are seeing is people going in about ankle, knee, maybe way steep if you're braving it up there, and not allowing swimmers here. that's why the lifeguards here are on duty, making sure that no one goes into the water. and so some advice for those, if there are going to try to get to a large spot despite those red flag warnings, number one, don't panic. that's the thing you could do i

alex >> thanks, chris. fascinating to talk about, labor as it intersects with a lot of other priorities, i guess we'll call them. in american society. i will check out the podcast. thanks to at-home for joining me this evening. we are finally getting a picture of how the racketeering and conspiracy case against donald trump and 18 other codefendants, we're finally getting a picture as to how that might play out in court in fulton county, georgia. boy oh boy, is it a complicated picture. as you may know, two of trump's codefendants in all of this, sydney powell and kenneth chesebro, lawyers, they each asked for their trials to go forward next month, on october 23rd. ahead of everybody else's trials. today, judge scott mcafee, officially separated miss powell in mr. chesebro's trials from the rest of the people charged in this case. judge mcafee wrote in his order, separating these trials is a procedural and logistical inevitability. and that additional divisions of the 17 defendants may well be required. so,

. >>> convicted double murderer alex murdaugh seeking a new trial. the accusations of jury tampering his attorneys are making against a court clerk. >>> the new tropical storm lee forecast to become a major hurricane, and the record-breaking september heat alerts across 19 states. >>> senate gop leader mitch mcconnell back on capitol hill of that health scare last week what the capitol physician ruled out as the cause. >>> president biden masking up again at the white house after first lady jill biden tests positive for covid. the precautions being taken as covid cases rise >>> the race to escape burning man, after 70,000 were trapped in mud for days and the new uproar, the trash left behind. >>> and the heroic act that earned a vietnam war pilot the long-deserved medal of honor. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and >>> good evening and welcome. the proud boys, the far right group described by prosecutors as the chief instigators of the january 6th attack on the capitol, watched their former leader go down to

>> alex, it is a major setback. not only for mark meadows case, but also for the other five codefendants who want to make a similar move and made a similar action. that includes former president, trump, who this week said he was considering making that move, trying to throw his case out of the fulton county jurisdiction and into the federal court. that could impact his legal strategy moving forward. >> former trump chief of staff, mark meadows, dealt a major blow with the georgia election interference case. u.s. district judge, steve, jones denied his attempt to move the case to federal court. saying his alleged involvement in pressuring state officials to overturn the 2020 election result was not part of meadows work as a government official. jones writing meadows efforts to prove he was acting in his formal capacity as a white house employee and not on behalf of the trump campaign, quote, falls short. meadows lawyers hope to have the court heard in federal court where they can invoke special immunity protections.

welcome to alex witt reports. breaking news we are following, as we take a live look at the texas state senate. that's where lawmakers are right now voting on the fate of suspended attorney general ken paxton. paxton is facing 16 articles accusing him of conspiracy, privately, dereliction of duty, and abuse of the public trust. all to help one of his donors. now it takes 21 of the eligible voting senators, that's two thirds plus one to find paxton guilty and just one guilty vote to remove him from the office that he has held for nearly a decade now. if that happens, senators will be asked the most consequential question, whether paxton should be banned from holding office in texas currently. joining me now is priscilla thompson, i know that we are in the voting process. what have you found out so far? >> yes, they started voting less than an hour ago. already they are through half of the articles of impeachment they are voting on today. eight of them so far, the former attorney general has been acquitted on all ei

then, alex did something audacious.grabb that was scary. >> and that was when police got through the gate and made their move. >> what the? >> everybody put their hands out of the vehicle, now. >> riley was cuffed and taken away, the gun was still in the car. >> just pull that back enough, and let's -- just to see the serial number. >> the mission was a success. alex and noah were safe. riley was charged with the murder of emma walker and taken to jail. it was the end of a long, crazy day. a popular football hero was behind bars. how did it all come to this? >> he was controlling and obsessive. but you would've never thought a murderer. >> and in a case already full of surprises, the biggest one was still to come. >> coming up -- a sudden change in riley's story, and it is a stunner. >> as crazy as it is, and as bizarre as it is, he was hoping that he could come to her rescue. >> what riley is saying is i'm not a cold blooded killer. >> would the jury believe it? >> in the count one, charging the defendant with first de

joining us is ed ludlow and alex webb. alex, is there anything significant happening on the tech landscape that should be causing the gyrations we are seeing? is the china thing that big? i look at india and what could happen. nvidia is trading on massive multiples. alex: bloomberg sources are saying government agencies and owned firms will not be allowed to use iphones. that is sending a shudder through apple today. interesting estimate from dan ives saying that his 500,000 of the 45 million units. guy: i read that as well i my first reaction was, yes, but if i am a consumer looking to buy a new iphone in china, i am thinking, the government has got quite a history of banning things broadly. alex: there is a lot of government bans on tiktok in the u.s. that has not stopped tiktok being popular. two different systems of government. but investors are skittish about apple. there was concern broadly in the tech space that these stocks might be overvalued. it could be some kind of warning shot. if something more serious were t

>> i don't, alex. first of all, i think what meadows said and the court today's sweeping rejection of it, doesn't just do meadows case for removal, it -- donald trump just as much. everything the judge chose to say is that the president is cut out, the executive branch as a hole is cut out of policing president elections. so that means, when donald trump, if he does file a motion to remove the case to federal court, it is going to be rejected. to be sure, judge jones is careful, on page 48, he says, look, i'm only talking about meadows's motion here. other defendants can file their own stuff. we will deal with it then. but there isn't a way to rule for trump, given the decision today. that's why i think the most important thing that needs to happen, and i think it should happen tomorrow, alex, is that the prosecutors from fulton county, fani willis, take that notice of appeal that mark meadows has filed, saying i'm going to appeal. and tomorrow, they should file something called a motion to expedite an

alex, how much downside?hey walked back expectations for an ipo the we have all been very excited about? alex: initially it was reported that they were looking at $60 billion, $70 billion and that projections might be looking as high as $80 billion. now it is looking like $50 billion to $70 billion. it is gradually nudging downwards and seems a lot more palatable for investors, the kind of multiples that they were gunning for if you judged it by the ipo document, which we know the historical numbers. of course nvidia is massive exposure to ai and it is unclear that arm has anything near that level. tom: you were first out the gates when you read the prospectus and said china is going to be an issue for them. and then it is the difference in terms of gpu's and cpus. let's start with china and how much of a concern that is in terms of effect their -- of a factor for investors. alex: they have significant exposure, about a quarter of the revenue goes to china. what we thought of previously as a subsidiary in chi

. >>> why the convicted murderer, alex murdaugh, could get a new trial. >>> a family blogger charged with child abuse >>> jojoe jonas files for divor. >>> a west coast doctor spread awareness about he health equit, one step at a time we're w we're walking into wednesday it's september 6 >> good early morning to you i'm jessica layton >> glad to be with you i'm frances rivera >> the one time leader of one of the mt groups to try to overturn the 2020 election has been sentenced. >> reporter: a central figure in the attack on the u.s. capitol has been handed the stiffest prison sentence so far a judge ruled that enrique tarrio will spend 22 years behind bars. he directed others and celebrated kwaf wards, saying in a text message, make no mistake, we did this. prosecutors had sought 33 years for tarrio but judge timothy kelly decided that was too long. kelly also sentenced four other proud boys last week to lengthy prison terms but far less than prosecutor also asked for. some of them seen here at the capitol. >> american citizens are storming the capitol, taking it back right now there'

so alex murdaugh's case will remain in the news ladies and gentlemen for quite some time.riffin from the great state of south carolina. thank you for joining us. >> thank you my friend. trey: will bar the murdaugh case much of martwatch of martha macx nation exclusive the fall of the house of murdaugh. up next the southern border continues to be a crisis we are joined by someone just returned from an extended visit to the border. that is next. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up a mouthwatering smoothie, protein shake, or latte wherever you are! recharge quickly with any usb port. best of all, it even cleans itself! just blend water with a drop of soap. what are you waiting for? order yours now from blendjet.com before they sell out again! >> washington and pennsylvania memorial eventing are planned to honor victims. president biden will commemorate the attacks at a military base in anchorage, alaska. time is running out to avoid a government shut down. lawmakers have unt

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so alex murdaugh's case will remain in the news ladies and gentlemen for quite some time.eat state of south carolina. thank you for joining us. >> thank you my friend. trey: will bar the murdaugh case much of martwatch of martha macx nation exclusive the fall of the house of murdaugh. up next the southern border continues to be a crisis we are joined by someone just returned from an extended visit to the border. that is next. the all-new ergo smart base from tempur-pedic automatically responds to snoring. so, no more hiding under your pillow. because this system actually detects snoring then adjusts to help reduce it. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. on the east coast but i am ashley, back to sunday night in america. ♪ >> welcome back to sunday night in america but this week a u.s. consulate in mexico was told to shelter in place due to violence at the southern border. just another in a long series of incidents approving once again the southern border is not secure. indeed the border is best described as a crisis by desig

again, that means alex is with the gang. no, not anymore. in the gang. does the younger murdered man have any testimony? yes, videos or written ones, no, okay, guys, besides conversations, are there any real facts that you can do with your hands? there are no facts. guys, i don’t understand why you came to me; you need military control. oh, yes, for advice, at least, well, okay, i’ll give advice, which means the guys got up and went home. or better yet, somewhere far away, you have a house in cyprus. take krylov. take alex there for six months. bask in the sun. sunbathe and relax away from here. makar, everything is fine. you know, you couldn’t explain, i tried, andrei vasilyevich. explain, in front of everyone , these freaks are selling weapons. yes, they even killed their own grandson and son for the sake of children for lousy money. so what, they don’t have a government, or what? what are you doing? you can’t explain to me why because our retired generals are not involved in the illegal arms trade. guys, do you understand who khromov is,

alexey lobachev alex well, let's say, great.ople will come and ask you carefully. right. you will say that his name is sasha karasyova. karas, let’s meet in voronezh, he sold you makarchik. but i don’t understand why? the main thing is to do it everything as i ask you. i'll give you back your neck. i'll break it. agreed. how will i drive now? previously, there were stones with long legs. i liked them better. why is it convenient for amy to scratch her beard? you should also try to shave with a cooler. good afternoon, what's up with you? i'm busy at the moment. well, as you know, hello, what fate. the girls need to talk to the first one, their wi-fi is buggy and needs to be fixed. tea , coffee, or maybe something stronger for the meeting , i’ll spend a lot of money. what do you call it? problem like that i need you to get into the information base of the ministry of internal affairs. well, i know what it is. can you get in there without being tracked? well , to get into this base you really need to physically get in there. this i

>> alex, it's great to see you. look, i think this is a real challenge that is before us because this republican majority, this speaker has turned his gavel over to the extreme right wing of his party who are making demands that are absolutely unattainable. so they have not been able to pass 11 of the 12 spending appropriations bills that are just a basic task of governing. instead kevin mccarthy is trying to keep his speakership by dangling this shina new object of impeachment of joe biden, absolutely baseless and absurd impeachment of joe biden before the caucus, trying to keep that and at the same time distracting from the work that needs to be done. so i think what we need to do is look to the senate because in the senate a democratically controlled senate has worked with republicans to pass all of their appropriations spending bills with significant bipartisan majorities. they can take those bills and pass -- send them over to the house. they can take a clean, continuing resolution to give us a little bit more

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welcome to alex witt reports. at this hour, some members of congress are spending their saturday on capitol hill after it unsuccessful week a federal spending negotiations. and seven days, the u.s. government will shut down if the embattled republican house is unable to strike a deal. today, lawmakers on both sides says it's time for everyone to work together. >> i would recommend up to the speaker, and the conference, that we work across the aisle, and get a deal. >> we are ready to work together. the american people expect us to work together. that window is closing if mccarthy continues to given to the extreme chaos in the congress. >> also new today, bob menendez says he will not step down after -- on federal bribery charges. the couple are accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in the form of cash, gold, bars and other items of value. it's in exchange for his influence. menendez denies the allegations, the phillips on friday became the first democrat to call for his resignation. >> i am appalle

alex? >>> president joe biden is celebrating last month's jobs report that came out today. it shows that the u.s. economy added 187,000 jobs last month. that is slightly more than expected, but it is still a slowdown from the enormous growth that we've seen over the past two years. the unemployment rate actually increased by .3%, and, of course, this is all happening as the federal reserve is trying to bring down inflation. cnn business and politics correspondent vanessa yurkevic joins us. >> reporter: this is a good report, 187,000 jobs added in august and june and july those numbers were revised down by 1,000, so even a softer labor market in those two months that we've expected and have seen. the unemployment rate ticking up to 3.8% because there is greater labor force participation. more people are in the job market looking for jobs right now. here are the sectors that saw the greatest gains last month. you have health care, leash our and hospitality, construction all adding tens of tho

so alex murdaugh's case will remain in the news ladies and gentlemen for quite some time.rom the great state of south carolina. thank you for joining us. >> thank you my friend. trey: will bar the murdaugh case much owatch of martha maccallumx nation exclusive the fall of the house of murdaugh. up next the southern border continues to be a crisis we are joined by someone just returned from an extended visit to the border. that is next. an unthinkable genocide took the lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. they don't have enough money to buy food. it is a miserable situation and they have nowhere else to turn but to us for help. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently need your gift of $25 now to help

alex: for the pbs newshour, i am alex in marrakech, morocco. ♪ amna: in the day's other headlines, catastrophicfrom a powerful storm has hit eastern libya. the red cross reports at least 150 people have been killed, and one of the country's rival prime ministers says up to 2,000 may be dead. images from the city of derna today showed widespread devastation with floods and mudslides sweeping away entire neighborhoods. officials said 5,000 people may be missing. the same storm flooded parts of greece, turkey and bulgaria last week. here at home, the nation marked 22 years since the attacks of september 11th. for many americans, it was a day for solemn ceremonies and sometimes tearful remembrances. laura barron-lopez has our report. laura: the horrors of that september day in 2001 remembered on this 22nd anniversary. >> officer, third class, jamie and fallin. laura: nearly 3,000 people died when planes hijacked by al-qaeda terrorists crashed into new york's world trade center, the pentagon, and a rural pennsylvania field, making it the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. >> i lost my dad here. i

alex forsyth, — basically that it can't. alex forsyth, thank _ basically that it can't.ch for that. around the uk and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. a mid—bedfordshire by—election, has been called for october 19, after conservative mp nadine dorries resigned. the former culture secretary, ms dorries, was elected five times in the historically safe seat. despite that, both the labour party and the liberal democrats hope to take the seat, with the government trailing in the polls. 200 women in the uk who claim they were left in pain after having a permanent contraceptive device fitted have been given the go—ahead to take a group legal action against the manufacturer. the essure coil, made by the german company bayer, was withdrawn from sale in 2017. the manufacture says it will defend itself vigorously. an original proof of harry potter and the philosopher's stone that was discovered at a primary school could be worth thousands of pounds. the book was found at st kenelm's primary school in oxford. it was bought f

it's all well and good alex well and good saying alex talking about process as it talking about the process. you know jurors essentially forget that you've forget everything that you've seen and all the rest seen and read and all the rest of it. now when you enter of it. and now when you enter this room, you're blank. your this room, you're a blank. your mind blank piece of paper. mind is a blank piece of paper. people not robots. people are not robots. >> it's no, but it worked. i mean, i mean, the spacey mean, i mean, the kevin spacey example absolute classic example was an absolute classic of where he had been found guilty in the court of public opinion. undoubtedly, he'd been found guilty in the media when it came to a trial. he was acquitted. right. and that was it because the jury listened to the arguments . they listened to the arguments. they listened to the arguments. they listened to the evidence and they and they acquitted him. it was and the judge makes sure that this happens and we'll say, yes, you when he sums up or she sums up, we'll say, you know , these are we'll say, you k

alex murdaugh fighting for a new trial pointing to the county clerk's actions. the response from prosecutors. >> whit: road to recovery. aaron rodgers suggesting that fans not count him out for the rest of the season. >> give me your doubts. give me your prognostications, and then watch what i do. >> whit: could he fast-track it back to the field? >> gio: social security shocker. the letters ordering some recipients to repay thousands of dollars to the government. could you be next? >> janai: tiktok under fire. the video platform punished for allegedly failing to protect children's privacy. what you need to know this morning. >> whit: college football showdown, the hottest ticket in town. deion sanders and colorado take on rival colorado state. we're live on the ground for "college gameday." ♪ let's get loud ♪ >> gio: celebrating hispanic heritage month from the new latina influencers making a name for we get a real taste of mexican culture as we say, buenos dias, america. >> janai: good morning, america. i love that. buenos dias. >> gio: yeah, absolutely. that'

alex? numbers were released president joe biden headed into the rose garden where he said that these major gains are no accident. he highlighted recent accomplishments of his so-called bidenomics plan. cnn's kayla taushe is live at the white house. >> reporter: when month after month some of these strong labor games get posted the biden administration takes a victory lap and says it's because of the policies they are putting in place. the administration, top advisers and aides have been saying that slower and steadier growth is going to become the norm even as the labor market and economic growth figures continue to be bright spots. even today speaking from the rose garden president biden said some of the less rosy parts of the jobs report, namely the fact that the unemployment rate rose slightly even that was because more people are feeling confident enough to look for work. here is the president. >> we've recovered all the jobs lost during the pandemic. we've added a million more new jobs

also, that she asked jurors their opinions about their guilt or innocence of alex murdaugh. she told the jury foreperson that everything that murdaugh has said is lies. this is a big one here, anderson. the defense is alleging that she invented a story about a facebook post in order to have a juror removed, a juror who she thought was going to vote that alex murdaugh was not guilty. and sure enough, that juror was removed on the very last day of the trial. also, the defense is alleging that she pressured the jurors to actually come up with a very quick verdict, telling them that they were going to have to stay in a hotel, also that they would note be allowed to take smoking breaks. six of those jurors were smokers. so the defense team held a very brief conference today, anderson, and they shared how alex murdaugh himself is responding to these allegations. listen. >> when i shared with him the affidavits, he is a lawyer. he was astonished. he was shaking. he was in disbelief. >> and, of course, anderson, the question is why would a court clerk allegedly do this. the defense

alex. >> i'm alex, u.s. army, i joined the military because i came from a heritage my family in the military it was just normal for me to. i enjoy it serving in the military. that was a reason why to keep it in the family >> how long du serve. >> 11 years. >> nice. you are in now. >> still active duty. >> great. >> thank you. how about you, tanner. >> i'm tanner, i was at the marines and i did 5 years 2013-2717. i always knew i uponed to be in the military. like alec we have family members navy, army and all the above. i figured i would go in this one. and yea i did 5 years. and it was amazing. iel >> you were take being pictures or video? for when i was there triple circumstance forefronting i marine corp tv serious. we were doing like documentary work, right. so -- we would cover like the first female infant real marines covered on the east and first female assault [inaudible] as well. where they work on the big man escaping my. the triple aman b. covered the training they did, being able it deadweight lif

i can't wait. >> thank you, alex. >> have a good show. >> thank you.

alex, all eyes are now on the u.s. senate. within a matter of an hour and a half, you go from house speaker kevin mccarthy talking about how he was not fearful of losing his job, it was all about i want to keep the u.s. government open, to the next thing you know, there was a -- it looks like he's speaking. house speaker kevin mccarthy right now. >> i had some members in our own conference that wouldn't vote for that. if you have members in your conference that won't let you vote for appropriation bills, doesn't want an omnibus and won't vote for a stopgap measure, so the only answer is to shut down and not pay our troops, i don't want to be a part of that team. i want to be a part of a conservative group that wants to get things done. yes, sir. [ inaudible question ] >> i'm never giving up on american people, i'm going to focus on america first. i'm going to solve those problems. i believe at the end of the day we'll get them back on board. yes, ma'am. [ inaudible question ] >> look, i think it's very important, if we're worr

alex, given the recent history. yeah, there is certainly while we're a all the special was here at new south wales rural fi service headquarters are asking people to be aware of the thing is well, trying not to spread any unnecessary panic. we do know that it has been an outbreak of gross fives and bush fines over the last 20 for 48 hours or so because of this extreme hate and very dry weather. at the last count that were over 65, still ongoing and more than a dozen of those would not see it under control. but it's certainly not reach the levels that as you say, oh, straight is still here. 2 years ago. 20192020. when they were really, really up against that was more than 30 desk thousands of properties destroyed and billions of animals killed. and there's been a lot. so what with a sudden stand but it means the gross has grown back. so potentially a 10 to box. it that dries out very quickly and these rank whole set, same but temperatures. we seen at the moments the find danger rating is extreme one below the highest

district court, and go through each of the charges, and talk to alex murdaugh about these charges.ng two consecutive life sentences in state court for the murders of his wife maggie and son paul. he is appealing the conviction, but his attorneys this month filed paperwork to suspend the appeal, and they filed asking to do a motion for a new trial, because they are alleging jury tampering by the collins county clerk of court. they are investigating that and nothing has been granted, but even if he receives maximum of these federal sentences, which is what this is to serve a federal sentence concurrent the any state sentence similar to the fraud charge, and kate, he is facing 101 fraud and drug-related charges at the state level, so he is going to be going to trial for the first charges on the state level at the end of november, but unless he gets out of jail for the murder charges, none of that will come to pass. >> dianne gallagher following this for us. thank you. sara? >> the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is meeting with lawmakers right now. and some lawmakers are sayin

that is all in on this thursday night, alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. t, ale>> i'll continue to fall e with pod to across america, selling cheese damages at the back of my vw as i have. you can man the merch stand. >> thanks, dude. thanks a lot. i have a good night. >> by. >> thank you at-home for joining me this hour. today, was the first time house rogue impeachment inquiry into president biden. when i tell you there was not a lot of they are there, that this inquiry was so far based on paranoid vibes and conspiracy hunches, will don't take my word for it. here are the three witnesses that house republicans called today to make their case. let me say that again, these are the witnesses that house republicans cold. >> i am not here today to even suggest that there was corruption or any wrongdoing. >> in fact, i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. >> you mention in your oral testimony, you had written a commentary entitled, you'd go to prison for what biden did. that would you go to prison for what? hunter bid