andrea: ademÁs ofrecen traducciÓn simultÁnea junto a los servicios.ue afectan a nuestra capacidad. andrea: actualmente el proyecto de ley ese vez 10 16 boca desaparecer la disparidad de condiciones en salud en comunidades indÍgenas y latinas. silvia:... todas las noches. me siento triste. me siento sola. andrea: mientras la responsable de ofrecer mejor servicio de salud a una comunidadque se llama esencial por el trabajo que hacen el campo se pasa de un lado al otro posiblemente cientos de personas de mujeres sufren las consecuencias. silvia: desde ese dÍa estoy muerta en vida. no me siento bien. no soy feliz. gabriela: una muy triste situaciÓn y todos los recursos y mÁs que surgieron durante la investigaciÓn los puede encontrar escaneado el cÓdigo que aparece en la pantalla. vamos a seguir el caso de silvia. y lo que sucede con esa ley. recuerde que ustedes si necesita ayuda en temas de salud mental es muy importante que deje atrÁs el tabÚ y que se comunique con los expertos e insista. es para usted su ayuda. al volver tuvimos acceso a un laboratorio

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," court is back in session for former president trump. the second day of his hush money case with jury selection well under way after the defendant lashes out at the judge. >> we have a trump hating judge. we have a judge who shouldn't be on this case. he is totally conflicted. this is a trial that should never happen. >>> new details about the biden administration's assessment of how israel could respond or should respond to iran's brazen missile barrage over the weekend. i will talk about that and more with u.s. ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas-greenfield. >>> speaker johnson pitches his plan to put funding for israel, taiwan, ukraine and various republican priorities on the house floor in separate bills this week. that would require separate senate action delaying it well beyond critical deadlines for ukraine. we will have new reaction from congressman jim himes, the top democrat on the intelligence committee. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. former president

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andrea? >> raf sanchez, thank you. >>> let's bring in the former nato supreme allied commander and co-author of the book "2054." and correspondent michael crowley. admiral, what alternatives are there to the rafah invasion? what could be suggested for a more targeted approach rather than an all-out ground invasion, which is what the u.s. says would load to too many civilian casualties? >> this is under immediate discussion between very senior levels of the israeli defense forces and the u.s. military. these talks were put on hold during a spat last week and now are back in virtual format. i think the chairman of the joint chiefs and the u.s. secretary of defense are going to lay out some fairly specific suggestions to our israeli partners. it would include, number one, before you undertake a massive ground assault, you have got to move a million people out of rafah. that's militarily unbelievably difficult. it will take weeks if not months, but you have to get the civilians out of the line of

that will do it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." andrea will be back tomorrow.reports. follow me on x and instagram at garrett haake. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris janng live at msnbc headquarters in

de los artistas seleccionados hay una hispana, nuestra andrea leÓn estÁ con ella, andrea, adelante.are en este momento se estÁ exponiendo un performance en digital que se llama filtrada fragmentadas s. una obra que se trata sobre la correlaciÓn del uso de filtros en redes sociales y el consumo compulsivo de productos de belleza en adolescentes y niÑas. andrea: otra conversaciÓn importante, para los que se pregunta cÓmo hicieron para enviar obras de arte a la luna, en quÉ formato fue estoy con quÉ objetivo. >> mi obra se transforma y tiene muchas formas, desde cuadros fÍsicos performance digitales, a instalaciÓn como las que estoy abriendo ahora el 18 de abril, o la obra que fue a la luna, que es absolutamente digital. andrea: tÚ como artistas ahora estÁs preparÁndote ya para otra exposiciÓn. es un proyecto sobre el coso que pagan los niÑos en conflictos geopolÍticos, es iluminado y flotas dentro de una jaula, lo que estoy construyendo es un tÚnel negro, donde la gente va a ingresar, y la Única fuente de iluminaciÓn adentro del tÚnel oscuro son ocho pestes iluminados que estÁn flotan

yes, you are right, andrea. if this happens, if that one electorate vote is out of play, it means that joe biden, in order to win clearly, has to pick up another state. that's wherein lies the problem. >> governor, i want to ask you about abortion. gabe gutierrez asked donald trump about florida's six-week abortion ban and about the referendum coming up. this is what mr. trump had to say. >> mr. president, do you support the six-week abortion ban that the florida supreme court upheld? >> we'll be making a statement next week on abortion. we will make a statement next week. >> that's what gabe was just -- excuse me, garrett was talking about, that he says he will make it next week. he is having a lot of trouble dealing with this issue of abortion, six-week ban, 15-week ban. he has been all over the place. he is on video kind of touting the fact that he appointed the supreme court justices that overturned roe v. wade and now that that's such a politically charged issue in a lot of elections, kansas, across various

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," israel strikes iran. deliberately av avoids hitting targets. the u.s. calling for both sides to deescalate. >>> 12 jurors are seated in the trump trial. opening statements could come as soon as monday. >>> mike johnson pushing ahead with critical votes on aid to israel and ukraine. >> we look forward to the vote tomorrow. we look forward to every member voting their conscience and their desire. that's exactly how this process is supposed to work and how the house is supposed to operate. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. u.s. officials are hoping israel's low-key retaliation against iran, in what is called a limited military strike, will end the cycle without further conflict. flashes in the sky could be seen from iran's air defenses over the city of isfahan in the central part of the country. israeli officials would neither confirm nor deny the strikes being -- being responsible for the strikes, leading the u.s. to avoid confirming them as well. iranian officials

go to msnbc.com/andrea. starts right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. trying to catch the witness in a mistake. you'd never know it was the end of a long week at donald trump's hush money trial. the defense lawyer described as sharp, combative, try

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andrea: gracias a una nueva ley que firmÓ el gobernador de florida, ron desantis, podrÍa beneficiarseesionales interesados. >> todo esto es muy bueno, ya yo hice, [habla en inglÉs] y ahora estoy esperando, tenÍa pensado en septiembre aplicar a la especialidad mÉdica, con toda esta medida se favorece la probidad que tenemos los mÉdicos latinos y fundamentalmente cubano beneficiarnos aquÍ en estados unidos. andrea: mÁs de 400.000 mÉdicos podrÍan beneficiarse, ayudando a mejorar la atenciÓn mÉdica en el estado. >> mÁs de 60% mÉdicos que ejercen en la florida pasan de los 65 aÑos, y la incorporaciÓn de nuevos mÉdicos graduados ha disminuido debido a la dificultad de los programas para grabar mÉdicos y los costos. andrea: otros estados que han aprobado leyes similares son new jersey y tennessee, este Último otorga licencias provisionales a mÉdicos internacionales con licencia en reglas en otros paÍses y aprueben los mismos exÁmenes mÉdicos que deben aprobar los mÉdicos aquÍ en estados unidos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: una familia de carolina del norte estaba muy adecuada porque por la noche la h

understandably. >> andrea, i agree with them. think we're turning the hostage -- it should be a top priority. i met yesterday here in my office with two hostage families whose sons are being held by hamas as we speak. we need a cease-fire and a return of all the hostages. i'm glad that the discussions are still ongoing in cairo. it's essential that hamas accept the deal that has been put on the table. a cease-fire, release the hostages, that needs to be the priority of every government, in my view. >> in fact, the hope from the u.s. government is that a cease-fire can then be extended. the last time there was the brief cease-fire, there was no -- there were no attacks by iranian surrogates, proxies. the cease-fire seemed to have an influence on that as well. we are now, of course, anticipating iran may be retaliating against israel for the presumed strike by israel in damascus. there's a lot in play here. a cease-fire gets aid in. you can't get the aid in without a cease-fire. we have seen that tragically with world central kitch

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden and prime minister netanyahu scheduled to speak on the phone today after israeli strikes killed seven world central kitchen aid workers in a convoy marked with their logo and also had notified the idf of their movements in advance. the president said to be furious over the attack which israel says was an accident. will mr. biden give in to mounting pressure, including from his wife, to change his israel policy? >>> a live report from taiwan. devastated by a massive earthquake and aftershocks, where at least ten are dead, hundreds more trapped or missing. >>> president truman's oldest grandson joins us brussels. nato now faces the crisis in ukraine and a possible return to office from a major critic, donald trump. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we are learning right now, president biden and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu are speaking on the phone. it's the first call since israel's deadly attack on the world central kitchen workers in ga

>> general twite, on that point, andrea's reporting to take the win. iran said okay, we've done our part. we have, you know, concluded these activities. do you think they'll also take something from those actions that they've committed to and the response from israel and bring things down? do you think they'll be additional elevation of aggression by iran, which will make it more difficult for netanyahu to take the win? >> yeah. good to be with you this morning. i do not think that iran wants n a war with israel. they certainly do not want a war with the u.s. remember, iran operates mostly through proxies. and the hoothies participated in this operation yesterday as well. and so, what they will do is continue to operate through proxies but won't to take it to a tipping point with an all-out war. from israel, i agree. they need to take the win at this point. they need to put the focus back on gaza. every day this war in gaza goes on, we stand the chance of miscalculation like we're seeing here. so we have to get the war in gaza under control. get it fin

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. at the hush money trial in new york today, judge juan merchan coming down on donald trump's defense attorney, todd blanche, during this morning's contempt hearing, not with the jury present, of course. the court walking point by point through mr. trump's ten alleged violations according to the prosecutor of the gag order. restricting what the former president can say about witnesses and jurors. last night, here's donald trump weighing in on the jury on conservative talk radio. >> that jury was picked so fast. 95% democrat. the area is mostly all democrat. you think of it as just a purely democrat area. it's a very unfair situation that i can tell you. >> prosecutors telling the judge, quote, trump knows what he's not allowed to do and he does it anyway. calling mr. trump's disobedience intentional. the defense firing back saying, quote, there was absolutely no willful violation of the gag order. insisting that mr. trump was responding politically. the judge continuously pressing defen

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the trump trial in session today as the d.a. wants the former president to be punished for multiple social media posts since the trial began that he says really violated the gag order and could affect the jury pool. a hearing on that will take place tuesday. one juror chosen has been dismissed. questions about the truthfulness of another are being considered right now. more potential jurors are saying they do not think that they can be impartial and do not want to serve. >>> a major flip from mike johnson. he is ignoing threats to oust him and saying that votes to pass aid to ukraine and israel are critical. >> this is not a game. it's not a joke. we can't play politics with this. we have to do the right thing. i'm going to allow an opportunity for everyone to vote their conscience on this. >> i will talk to mike turner this hour. >>> ukraine's prime minister will be here to talk about the dire situation as they wait for u.s. weapons. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington

andrea: dijo el alguacil del condado.vastada. la acusada puede ser sentenciada a la cadena perpetua. >> me sentÍ consternado, estaba disgustado, y muy enojado, dice el fiscal, y agrega que los niÑos, personas con necesidades especiales y adultos mayores deben protegerse. un consejo a las familias de adultos mayores. consigan una cÁmara, sea que estÉn en casa o en una residencia asistida, incluso en tu casa, y alguien viene un par de horas al dÍa para cuidarlo. la vÍctima, que tiene demencia, ya no se encuentra en el hogar de ancianos seÑalado, sin embargo, un portavoz enviÓ un comunicado diciendo que ellos estÁn cooperando completamente con la investigaciÓn. aileen: terrible, esperemos que se haga justicia y estaremos aquÍ muy pendientes desde la que arroje esta investigaciÓn, muchas gracias. captadas en vÍdeo quedaron las impactantes imÁgenes del presunto ataque de una madre hispana la con otra sustituta en mesa, arizona, la conductora era sustituta, y normalmente no conducÍa por la ruta, se vio sorprendida cuando en una

andrea: ese dinero no se guardarÍan cualquier tipo de cuenta bancaria. >> el dinero en una cuenta deay que ver cuÁles en su entereza mÁs Óptimo para cada uno, que tambiÉn pueda ser libres de impuestos, hay productos de retiro, que son libres de impuestos. andrea: lo mÁs importante. >> uno deberÍan dejar de malgastar el dinero como pongo un ejemplo, cuando mis hijos eran niÑos, los llevaban al parque o algÚn lado, y estaban esas personas que venden las luces, que gira quema que baile 20 o 30 $, que uno se lo compraba, que iba estar roto a los 10 minutos, si no se rompen y van a aparecer tirados en cualquier parte de mi casa, ese es un dinero mal gastado. andrea: en cuanto a lo que realmente se necesita para jubilarse, muchos expertos coinciden en que tener guardado 10 veces nuestro salario a los 67 aÑos, se podrÍa lograr ahorrando el 15% de nuestros ingresos, partir de los 25 e invertir el 50% en acciones, una opciÓn. borja: es importantÍsimo ahorrar, sobre todo si se lo decimos a la gente joven, cuando el joven no piensa en el retiro, pero el retiro llega, la edad, el tiempo pasa. ca

andreas thorsheim, a real pleasure having you on the show.with this because, andreas, wejust heard from the director of the european renewable energy federation who says that chinese subsidies are creating a real issue for the european industry. do you agree with her? certainly there are enormous amounts of panels already in storage in europe, and there's more coming in on ships every single day. we're looking at oversupply that is enormous. the prices of panels dropped between 35% and 50% in all european countries last year. so, obviously, this is a challenge for everyone who is manufacturing or owning panels in warehouses. but for the consumer, it's excellent news. no—one has ever gotten as cheap solar energy as european consumers are getting this year. andreas, i've got to ask you, how many of the solar panels that you sell and install, how many of them come from china? i estimate that about 90% are manufactured by chinese—owned companies and 75% are produced in mainland china. andreas, we've certainly seen just what happens when europe be

andrea mitchell is on assignment today.er three failed attempts in three straight days, the former president, donald trump's first criminal trial is on. the jury selection set to begin monday in new york's hush money trial. mr. trump pleaded not guilty. he faces four years in prison if convicted. his campaign is fund-raising, posting an email this morning. it declares, 72 hours until all hell breaks loose, before later calling for an outpouring of peaceful patriotic support. u.s. secret service, nypd, new york courts, they are all coordinating security for this manhattan trial. first in florida, there's a pretrial hearing this afternoon in the classified documents case. attorneys for the former president's two co-defendants want the charges against them thrown out. that's where we start with ken dilanian. he is outside the florida courthouse for us. lisa ruben is in new york. and former manhattan assistant district attorney catherine christian is with us as well as former u.s. attorney harry litman. ken, what potential impa

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," o.j. simpson, the superstar football player turned defendant in the most high-profile murder trial in american history has died of cancer at age 76. >>> a look at the individuals who could be called as witnesses starting monday in president trump's hush money case. >>> arizona's abortion ruling. >>> marjorie taylor greene seeking a program set to expire. johnson packs for a trip to mar-a-lago. >>> as israel braces for retaliation from iran for a presumed strike that killed key iranian leaders -- military leaders in syria, i will speak to the parents of a young father held by hamas as a deal to bring them home remains elusive. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. it was the trial of the century. the nation was gripped by every moment of o.j. simpson's stunning downfall from his days as an nfl hall of famer to the 1994 murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ronald goldman, followed by the white bronco police chase, and the televised trial with the

i'm andrea mitchell. the supreme court just two blocks from here just concluded its oral arguments that could decide when doctors can provide emergency abortions and other medical care in states with severely restrictive bans like idaho. the potentially blockbuster case centering around the near total abortion ban currently in effect which criminalizes all abortions and other medical procedures. the idaho law allows for exceptions if the patient's life is in danger, but not their overall health. and if the patient has filed -- or if the patient has filed a police report claiming rape or incest. the biden administration says state law violate as federal law that guarantees a basic standard of care. federal law requires emergency rooms that receive medical care dollars to provide care including abortion. and opponents of the idaho law argue it means waiting for a life threatening condition to develop. by then it might be too late. amy coney barrett is pushing on when doctors could be prosecuted. >> i though

andrea leÓn nos tiene las nuevas imÁgenes y detalles de esta insÓlita historia. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea:la ayuda de otro hombre. luego empuja la silla y se dirige hacia el banco. el fallecido tenÍa la cabeza inclinada hacia un lado, para ocultar el hecho de que cargaba un fallecido, tuvo que sostener liquida su cabeza durante toda la visita al banco, en la que incluso intenta hacerlo firmar. la supuesta sobrina intentaba tramitar un prÉstamo de alrededor de 3300 $, que el hombre habrÍa solicitado en vida. alegaba ser la sobrina y cuidadora del hombre, y que cuando llegÓ a la agencia, Éste se encontraba vivo, pero los vÍdeos publicados demostrarÍan lo contrario. ademÁs, los peritos informaron que por la rigidez y apariencia, el hombre habrÍa fallecido al menos 2 horas antes de su llegada a la sucursal bancaria. la mujer fue arrestada, y las autoridades brasileÑas informaron que fue acusada formalmente de vilipendio de cadÁver e intento de hurto mediante fraude. las autoridades brasileÑas ahora estÁn tratando de establecer si esta mujer contaba con algÚn cÓmplice en su intento de adueÑarse

just go to msnbc.com/andrea.ur hosting special coverage of the total eclipse 2:00 eastern right here on msnbc. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. it should never have happened. the words of the idf as they announce the firing of two officers involved in the deaths of aid workers in gaza blaming their actions on a string of errors but that likely won't be the last word. secretary of state antony blinken today joining world central kitchen in calling for an independent investigation. >>> plus, did you feel it too? that's

andrea leÓn lo experimentÓ en persona y esto fue lo que descubriÓ. >> bienvenidos.ne una temÁtica distinta donde puedes poner a prueba tus conocimientos sobre la pulga de oro. este es el cuarto del futbolista en su natal rosario, donde creciÓ y se enamorÓ del fÚtbol. aquÍ vemos una rÉplica de su cama, tambiÉn de sus trofeos, sus juguetes, y las fotos de sus Ídolos de toda la vida este otro estÁ dedicado a la Época en la que messi jugaba en el barça, para mucho, su Época de oro. ¿cuÁl es tu cuarto favorito? >> el mÁs impactante para mÍ es la celebraciÓn, uno de los primeros cuartos, la celebraciÓn del mundial en buenos aires, recreamos el bus cuando habÍan 5 millones de personas, muy impactante esa zona y pasan cosas allÍ tambiÉn, se transforma el cuarto y es algo muy lindo. andrea: un recorrido por la vida y carrera del astro argentino, desde su niÑez dio sus primeros pasos en el fÚtbol hasta su incesante bÚsqueda de la copa del mundo que finalmente consiguiÓ en qatar 2022, incluso puedes comunicarte con leo a travÉs de la inteligencia artificial y tomarte la tan an

: brook le disparÓ y luego llamÓ al 911. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: hold, de 61 aÑos falleciÓ.hombre saliÓ libre bajo fianza, en el 2023 hubo mÁs de 3000 reportes de estafas similares, con un total de 89 millones de dÓlares en pÉrdidas, por lo que aconsejan denunciar y recordar que las autoridades nunca llama por telÉfono solicitando pagos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: esto es insÓlito, a puÑo limpio se enfrentaron varios legisladores en pleno parlamento. verÁn bien cÓmo uno de ellos se abalanza contra un colega y lo derriba a golpes. ocurriÓ mientras trabajaba en un controversial proyecto de ley de extranjerÍa. borja: en la repÚblica de georgia. cirugÍas bariÁtricas gratuitas con el gobierno de mÉxico estÁ evaluando posibles candidatos a recibir este tratamiento que buscarÍa disminuir la obesidad mÓrbida y las muertes por enfermedades cardiovasculares. la gobernadora del estado precisÓ que el programa atenderÁ un importante nÚmero de personas, pero antes debe someterse a estudios clÍnicos. carolina: niÑa de 4 aÑos estÁ viva de milagro a pesar de haber tenido una aguja en su cerebro

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ning statements in the first criminal trial against donald trump could start as soon as monday. the first seven new yorkers to sit in judgment of the former president have now been selected. that's more than a third of the number needed to fill the 12 jury seats and the six alternates, plus it puts the court ahead of schedule. the former president lashing out against the judge, accusing him of rushing the process. >> we think we have a very conflicted, highly conflicted judge who shouldn't be on the case. he is rushing this trial. he is doing as much as he can for the democrats. this is a biden-inspired witch hunt. it should end. >> earlier in the day, judge merchan dressed down the former president. the judge warning, quote -- the juror was eventually excused. the trial is not in session today. the judge has not scheduled court for wednesdays and a few holidays. he is complaining on social media about the new york -- former president trump is complaining on social media about the new

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i am andrea canning. thank you isfor watching. . hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."r les in the middle of a hurricane. >>> hello, i am andrea canning, wais dateline. >>> i knew she would never leave her kids in the middle of a hurricane. i always knew it was not going to be good. >> crystal was gone and there were lots of reasons to worry. >> she had numerous lovers, men and women. >> she had a husband and boyfriend failing the polygraph. >> what the hell is going on. >> hurricane harvey was moving in this direction. >> we were stuck in the house and we immediately went to social media. >> someone knew where she was. someone who liked to play games. >> he thought he was smarter than we were. >> willing to trade one night of freedom. >> let me go home and i will tell you everything. >> in exchange for the terrible truth. >> if he couldn't have her, nobody could. >>> hello, and welcome to dateline. crystal mcdowell was a divorced mom, itching to start a new life when she vanished. then, hurr

that's what andrea has been saying.if there is not -- if this gets all delayed because an opinion doesn't come out until june, there's -- there definitely is -- and we've all been talking about it's very hard to see how this trial would go. if they send it back for a hearing, the judge can hold a hearing and it can be a factual hearing and witnesses can be called, and she does not have to wait 81 days. she can say, fine, let's have the hearing, two weeks from now, let's go. >> what does that mean? >> it means that the evidence that donald trump wants to not ever see the light of day can happen in the district court. she could say i want to know more about these allegations. i want to understand the factual record. she can have witnesses testify so it's not a trial, but she can have a hearing to satisfy whatever the standard is about private versus official so that there could be that sort of public hearing and she doesn't -- because it's not a trial where she has said 81 days, but joyce has been referring to, she's not

>> seth: please welcome to the show andrea riseborough. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome, andrea fan for a long time. this is your first time with us. and i know you've been doing press for a couple of show right now, and so i'm, you know, hesitant -- i don't want to ask a question you've been asked a million times. but what is the question you've been asked a million times? [ laughter ] >> oh, there are so many. i think normally -- normally it's lovely because you have just brilliant, satiating conversations with people, and it's the best. and it's wonderful then you've made something and you've spent so long and put so much time in there to share it with the world and to actually enjoy it. but then sometimes, you know, the subject matter is a little difficult or it's historically quite painful, or it's politically, you know, really difficult. and, you know, you sit down, and then somebody puts a microphone in front of you, and they say, "so, any funny stories from set?" [ light laughter ] and that's like a really difficult, you know, water to navigate. so that's probably my lea

. >> i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we begin with a watershed moment in the middle east, what appears to be a direct military strike by israel inside iran. >> it comes just days after iran's historic attack on israel. explosions were reported early this morning near an iranian military base near the city of isfahan. >> let's get right to abc's tom soufi in tel aviv. and, tom, what do we know about these reported airstrikes? >> yeah. andrea a us official confirming to abc news that israel has launched a strike against iranian territory in response to that iranian missile and drone attack at the weekend on israel. now, the details about the exact nature of this attack, i think at this stage in time, a pretty sketchy what we can say for sure is there were explosions near isfahan, that city, and central iran. we know that there is an iranian military base in that vicinity. we can't comment at this stage definitively on what damage the strike could have caused. we can't really comment. i think definitively on what method mig

good morning. >> andrea. good morning. it appears israel is trying to ease the outrage over the humanity crisis in gaza by apparently agreeing to some new demands from the white house this morning. israel is taking steps to increase the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza, now allowing shipments through a busy port and reopening a border crossing. it comes hours after a tense phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister netanyahu, in which biden warned u.s. policy on the war could change if israel does not allow more aid into gaza and protect civilians, a demand that signals a major shift from the white house. abc's mary bruce asked the white house what might happen if israel fails to meet biden's demands. >> and how much time are you giving them to make these changes to implement these concrete? >> again, we would hope to see some announcements of changes here in coming hours and days, and i'll leave it at that. >> biden also called for an immediate cease fire as part of a deal to release hostages. cia dir

borja: andrea leÓn nos amplÍa.a: esta fotografÍa muestra a alexander mercurio expresando su lealtad a isis, el joven de 18 aÑos estÁ acusado de planificar un ataque terrorista contra mÚltiples iglesias de idaho. los documentos dicen que el adolescente habrÍa crecido siguiendo la ideologÍa de la supremacÍa blanca, pero se habrÍa convertido al islam, entrando en conflicto con sus padres cristianos. en mensajes, el joven habÍa dicho que temÍa estar no haciendo lo suficiente por la causa islÁmica y habla de un deseo de caos y terror. mercurio ideÓ un plan en el que irÍa a la iglesia mÁs cercana, atacarÍa a los asistentes con una batuta, usarÍa un cuchillo para matarlos, que marÍa la iglesia y harÍa lo mismo hasta que no queden iglesias en sociedad, supuestamente, tambiÉn tenÍa planes de matar o secuestrar a su padre antes del ataque para tener acceso a sus armas. agentes del fbi allanaron la casa de mercurio y le encontraron un tubo de metal, una bandera, esposas, una sierra plegable, dos recipientes de combustible y u

that doesn't mean i never objected, andrea. it just means i prefer not to because i don't want to ever look in the eyes of a jury as if i'm trying to keep something from them. if you're going to object as a prosecutor, far better that you be sustained, that the judge agree your objection than you be overruled, the judge disagree with it. you have to be careful, to your point, in an opening, only to induce facts. typically a government opening includes phrases like the evidence will show or this particular witness will tell you. an argument of course is always saved for closing. that's why, to your point, andrea, it's called opening statements and closing argument. >> catherine, look, as we're reading this, we didn't get to hear it, but we got to read it. this is quite the story. even though all of us here know it, we've talked about it, but if you're a juror sitting there, you heard about sex and a cover up and back room deals and payoffs and now david pecker, the guy at the helm of the national enquirer, somebody who had done

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> hello. i am andrea canning. this is dateline. >> i called my mom immediately. i just cried. i cried. i could not feel. my body went numb. i told her, she's gone. she is gone. >> she was a beautiful young mom doing important work. >> she was a specialist. >> some of her work was top- secret? >> i believe she had top-secret clearance. >> did her work cost her her life? >> did she come into a lot of money she could not explain? >> was she selling secrets? >> maybe. >> what about other secrets? >> we knew they were having issues. >> before they got married, she found out he was cheating. >> there was a stranger keeping secrets too. >> my dated guys started going through her facebook. they were communicating her gas mileage. what a weird thing to do. >> a mystery that would drag on for months. and then. one final secret uncovered by science. >> you start peeling the layers back until the number is visible. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. texas native grew up surrounded by friends and family then moved east after j

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," israel's prime minister netanyahu says he has a date for the offensive in rafah. quote, no force in the world will stop israel, signaling what could be a trigger point with president biden. i will be joined by tim kaine to talk about the political disputes in congress over gaza, ukraine and foreign intelligence surveillance as lawmakers get back to work today. >>> also, former president trump getting pushback from all sides on his latest abortion policy. one of the most vocal critics is a close senate ally and golfing partner. >>> heart-wrenching testimony from parents and siblings in a michigan courtroom. the crumbleys are being convicted of manslaughter. >> you cared more about your well-being than the one life you should put above anyone, your child. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we begin with nes out of michigan. the parents of ethan crumbley are being sentenced today. we heard from the families. the victims' families -- the siblings, it's heartbreaking. >>

andrea leÓn nos tiene detalles.el paÍs, un total de siete menores, entre 12 y 17 aÑos permanece en condiciÓn crÍtica tras recibir impactos de bala en un centro comercial de indianÁpolis, las autoridades buscan a los sospechoso detrÁs de este tiroteo, y hace un llamado a los padres. >> [habla en inglÉs] eran las 11:30 p.m., la noche anterior al domingo de pascuas, si no sabes dÓnde estÁ tu hijo de 12 aÑos a esa hora, creo que deberÍa ser una prioridad, dice la subjefa de la policÍa de indianÁpolis, mientras tanto, en nashville, tennessee, una discusiÓn dentro de un restaurante terminÓ en tragedia el domingo de pascua, cuando un hombre disparÓ mortalmente a otro, hiriÓ a otras 5 personas antes de huir de la escena, la policÍa identificÓ a la vÍctima de 33 aÑos, dicen que huyÓ de la escena en un vehÍculo marca mercedes—benz. >> [habla en inglÉs] haremos todo lo posible para detener este sospechoso llevarlo ante la justicia, dijo el comandante de la policÍa de nashville, en chicago, al menos 32 personas recibieron dispa

i'm still showing on andrea's clauser and kenneth ross. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time of visiting our website. i'll just share a dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle is at a j inside story. for me, how much enrollment the entire team here? bye for now the these are the mythologies on the drum as they used to march 3 d o t. before dawn box with an increase is ready. the ministry presents it's too dangerous. as daylight arrives at austin begins instead of traditional decorations, the streets of full cods images of young palestinians killed by his ready forces. it's not just a lot of decorations, usually during ramadan, thousands of policies and tory or is the city often defies the federal suite. use of the law on the street right now. look, it's easy to move around. the law could be different in this war and go to change the situation. in nablus. we have 70 percent more business people here say the heart

i'm still showing on andrea's clauser and kenneth ross. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time of visiting our website. i'll just share a dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle is at a j inside story. for me, how much enrollment the entire team here, bye for now the the same as a full front, a progressive change. you're locked in america. the same as long as you remain high, active violence against gender and sexual minority. i've come to windows. irish, 2 young women who have taken place and it were to establish greater freedom and equality. welcome to generation change as level series attempts to understand. i'm telling you is that mobile i use around the world, generation change on out you 0 injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this to show people what it's like to live in places where injustice isn't something you read in. the news is something that happens to every single day, whether it's a war

andrea leÓn nos tiene mucho mÁs detalles.pechoso, tambiÉn encontrÓ muerta la segunda vÍctima, la menor angÉlica santos, quien ademÁs era la madre de su hijo de un aÑo, presuntamente secuestrado por el presunto prÓfugo de la justicia. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: la policÍa emitiÓ una alerta amber para huÍzar y su hijo, creen que se dirige mÉdico en un toyota plateado 2009 con lacas de washington. dicen que ser considerar malo y peligroso. el expolicÍa escolar debÍa comparecer ante un tribunal esta semana para enfrentar cargos de abuso sexual de menores por supuestamente violar a su novia menor de edad, y a otra joven de 16 aÑos, amiga de ella. segÚn documentos judiciales, huÍzar se divorciÓ de su primera esposa en 2020, y compartir con ella otros dos hijos, la mujer habrÍa solicitado modificar su acuerdo de custodia, ademÁs, una orden de protecciÓn, porque creÍa que Él era una amenaza para ella y para sus dos hijos menores. regreso con ustedes. carolina: es un caso terrible, especialmente. cambiamos el tema, tenemos un espelu

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> hello, i am andrea canning and this is dateline. >>> she was brave. she was incredibly brave. why didn't i know she needed me and she was alone and she was hurt? nothing was the same after that. nothing. >> they found her in the soccer field. the student killed by a single bullet. >> i hit the floor. >> i remember the pain. the pain comes rushing back, that someone would shoot my child. why? >> this was a small town whodunit. >> what happened that night? was the answer in her circle of friends? >> we are trying to find out why. >> became and talk to me. four fbi agents. >> he is there and has a gun. how can it not be him? >> a secret spills out in court. it was a bombshell. >> it definitely was. i felt my heart was ripped out. halee rathgeber was barely out of her teens, but to friends and siblings, she displayed >>> hello, and welcome to dateline. halee rathgeber was barely out of her teens but to friends and siblings, she displayed a maternal instinct. ha

andrea: definitely. this is an industry issue.etty sluggish, there were hopes for a big revival last year that didn't quite live up to expectations. the u.s. which had also been another engine of growth has slowed but i would say when we come to look at the whole of the reporting season, lvmh might not be at the top but will be one of the better performers because they own lee yvetteon, dee other, and huge -- luis viton and dior, and they have consumers thinking i want a new bag, i'll go to one of these brands. katie: this is an industry wide conversation, who is best positioned among lvmh and its peers to really weather the storm? andrea: over the last year, there's been a really big difference depending on who you're selling to that's dictated your performance. what we found is the superwealthy have carried on spending and the sort of brands that carry to them, hermes with their expensive handbags and bernel and gucci with cashmere sweaters have been doing well. where we've seen the weakness is among those what they call the asp

. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we start with the breaking news. the white house says they will support israel as they defend themselveses from a drone and missile attack from iran. u.s. officials have confirmed they have already struck down some of the drones heading to israel. >> this is what the skies of tel-aviv have looked like for the past hour. israel and the u.s. both striking down incoming drones and missiles. reporters in the area say they have heard close to 30 explosions. we haven't heard if any of the drones have actually hit the city. the israeli military says it was prepared for 100 drones and 150 ballistic missiles coming in from iran. israel, jordan, and lebanon have all closed their air space. iranian officials say they will target any country that opens up their air space, allowing a counterattack from israel. state media in iran confirmed on air that today's attack is a direct response to an air strike in syria that killed seven iranian officials. two hours ago iran's delegation to the u.n. released the statement that you just h

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> this sunday, wartime support. >> the bill is passed. >> after months of delays, republican speaker mike johnson moves forward with a historic vote on military aid to ukraine, despite threats to oust him. >> he is serving ukraine first and america last. >> i have done what i believe to be the right thing. >> will weapons make it to the front lines in time? >> for months and months we have been diddling around where people are dying. >> is it enough for ukraine to win the war? i will speak exclusively with ukrainian president zelenskyy. >>> on the defensive. as donald trump's fir approval rating rises in our latest nbc news poll. >> under my predecessor, who is busy right now -- - [ laughter ] >> but enthusiasm for the 2024 election is still the lowest in decades. steve kornacki will break down i the latest numbers. >>> and history lessons. presidential historian doris concerns goodwin joins me for a "meet the press" moment. "meet the press" moment. ch us. we

andrea mitchell. >>> let's bring in our panel this evening, peter baker joins us. retired four-star u.s. army general, harry mccaffrey, a decorated combat veteran of vietnam and a former battlefield commander in the persian gulf. michael allen joins us, former special assistant to the president at the national security council peter, president biden urged israel not to escalate andrea just laid it out for us, what do you think the reaction is in the white house tonight? >> that is a good question, they locked down the white house right now point the normal sources are keeping quiet because they want to see how this plays out. they want to see how far this goes. it will depend on the scope and the scale of this operation is this something that is of a ha restrained enough nature that potentially iran does not feel a the need to respond in kind or is the kind of overwhelming operation that will trigger that escalation that andrea talked about. this is exactly is than error that president biden was afraid of. on october 7th last year and every day since then, he did n

. >>> and i'm andrea nakano. the world remains on edge tonight after iran launched a retaliatory attack against israel. >> apparently, iran launched over 200 drones, crews, and ballistic missiles toward israel late saturday local time. this is what it looked like over the skies of tel-aviv, jerusalem, and bethlehem tonight. vast majority of incoming weapons were intercept bid the country's elaborate missile defense system. much of it funded by the u.s. >> iran also seized a container ship near the crucial shipping lane through the strait of hormuz . >> reporter: iranian revolutionary guards boarded the vessel from a helicopter from the strait of hormuz. iran has threatened to shut down this crucial shipping route this. morning the israeli defense force struck a hezbollah military post in southern lebanon after the iranian-backed group fired a barrage of missiles over northern israel last night. most of the missiles were intercepted. there were no injuries. we've been preparing for an attack from iran for year, pr