justice barrett? justice barrett: i want to return to the questions about could pewter simulators -- about computer simulators. you said they were inherently subjective because it depends what factors you put in. it seems to me if there no genera -- there is no limit on how many maps the computer simulator could generate, surely that gives them the option to weigh in all kinds of different ways. and it seems to me that under alabama's view of the statute, the plaintiff satisfies gingles one by coming in with one map that was drawn without taking race into account. why, if there is no limit to the number of maps you can generate the different factors you can weigh so long as race is not one, why would that be an unreasonable burden for a plaintiff to shoulder? ms. khanna: for several reasons. it is important to recognize there are a handful of college professors to even have the expertise to run these simulations in the first place. if you are going to infuse what was supposed to be an objective test o

gorsuch, kavanaugh, barrett, all of them were handpicked by the federalist society.d it's growing for one simple reason, money. leonard leo and his ilk of -- conservative profits help receive millions of dollars in recent years, from mostly undisclosed donors. we do not even know who they are. all to remote conservative judges and causes. senator sheldon whitehouse has been raising the red flags for years on this dark money, and after giving some 18 speeches on the senate floor and educating all of us during judicial confirmation hearings. he has now written a book on this very subject, entitled this scheme: how the right-wing uses dark money to capture the supreme court. after the break, i will be joined live by senator whitehouse to discuss that gop scheme and more. stay with us. quote, the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he did not exist. that is a legendary line from one of my favorite, and instant classic movies, the usual suspects. and it is a particular favorite of my next guest, who uses in his new book to illustrate how the

devlin barrett. thanks for being with us.line and why are experts so concerned? >> i think the concern is that one, this is highly sensitive intelligence about two countries that, you know, occupy a great deal of u.s. intelligence efforts, particularly china. and two, you know, as described to us, the nature of these documents, if they ever got out into the wild, could cause, you know, very, very grave damage to national security because they have descriptions of u.s. intelligence gathering aimed at china. >> obviously, you can't, even if you saw the contents, which i'm sure you didn't, but you can clarify that if you want to, you can't disseminate to the public, but what other information can you give us just how sensitive we're talking about? >> right, so among other ways to measure the importance of this stuff is that very, very few people in the government were authorized to see it or know it. and in fact, the investigators doing this case, working this case, were themselves not authorized to see some of these documents w

if barrettes want to have a challenge, he's have to shorten those numbers. tom barrett join us now. days away. what's the issue? is it inflation? what is moving voters in michigan where you live? >> thank you, bill. it's about the cost of living. that's what so many voters in my district talk to me about. my wife and i are raising four kids in this district. it's cost of living. whether it's the cost of groceries or cost of gas. those are the foremost issues that americans and people in my district are focused on in this upcoming election. we can't continue down the same path. >> dana: there's a new poll from september 26th from the detroit news. saying that the top issues for your vote in michigan, abortion topped 35.5%. i know there's a statewide referendum there, cost of living 23%. on the issue of abortion, do you sense that when you're out on the campaign trail that is something that's going to help democrats get voters out? >> abortion certainly is an issue. we have this radical late term abortion proposal on the ballot here in michigan. lot of education is going on for voters

maybe any comey barrett should go to the mitch mcconnell center and make a speech there.as been so devastating for the court, just not the experience the appearance of it, but how they relate to each other, so much of this is follow your own ethics rules, follow the appearance of impropriety. if you refused to do, that please don't tell us, john roberts, that we are not seeing what we are seeing. >> that is such a great points we dahlia lithwick. new book, lady justice, women, the law, in the battle to save america. go save it pick it up right now. thank you so. much >> that's all in for the week. alex wagner starts right now. good evening, alex. r starts r>> corrupt judiciary f autocracies. not saying, just saying. >> the cannon thing that we open the show with tonight, there are these different levels at which oh, this decision we don't like, that's motivated by a decision you don't agree with. but then there is like the in the tank feeling, which is just on a different level. that's the worrying one. >> there is no reason you are doing this other than to curry favor at

we've gone too far in this country as far as political discourse is concerned. >> reporter: maura barrett, nbc news, san francisco. >> maura barrett, thank you very much. >>> this morning the mid-term elections that will decide control of congress are just nine days away. democrats bringing out their biggest star for the final stretch in an uphill climb to hold on to power. nbc's shaquille brewster is in milwaukee this morning with a look at the state of the rations. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. you can really feel the intensity picking up out here on the campaign trail. we're seeing it every day, big names, bigger events as we enter the final sprint to election day. >> this morning an learn of the hour cross-country campaign blitz to turn out voters. >> hello, milwaukee! it is good to be back in michigan. >> only ten day snoz from first lady jill biden to former president barack obama, democrats sending their biggest stars to stump in key battleground states. >> the reason i'm here is simple. i'm here to ask you to vote. >> reporter: mr. obama on the attack in a

in august, a team of washington post reporters, led by devlin barrett, published a bombshell. fbi agents were looking for, among other things, documents related to nuclear weapons. the next month, the post confirmed that it document relating to a foreign government's nuclear capabilities was indeed found at mar-a-lago during the fbi search. and now, today, we got another bombshell from devlin barrett, again, one that has been since confirmed by nbc news. here's the headline. mar-a-lago classified papers held u.s. equates about iran and china. quote, some of the classified documents were covered by the fbi from donald trump's mar-a-lago home, included highly sensitive intelligence regarding iran and china, according to people familiar with the matter. if shared with others, the people said, such information could explode expose intelligence gathering methods for the united states wants to keep hidden from the world. why was trump keeping highly sensitive intelligence about iran and china at mar-a-lago? why take those classified white house records all the way to palm beach? but

the niners see no need to rush barrett back with their defense right now playing lights out as we sawn monday. this is a game the niners should win on sunday against the panthers. they're favored by 6.5 points, but coach kyle shanahan says the panthers should not be underestimated. you look at their offense. they have players over there. they have coaches who have done it. they have a good scheme. just think they haven't gotten going yet. they've had times, but mccaffrey's healthy and he looks the same as he used to. he is a problem. they have talented receivers, and baker has done a lot of good things in this league. they got a young old line that's coming together, but it has the ability to do well. it's not like you just see guys out there who can't do it. and you see a scheme that can do it. all right down to our high school football game of the week. oakland mcclinton's high hosting undefeated ceremony valley and here we are in the second quarter game tied at seven. jv and thomas somehow manages to get through that and just score. wow look at that. 14 7 lead from a climate and th

what would that mean for the country barrett that would mean. well, some form of stability, which is what re, she's seen. ugh, as saying is his strength. so the country has been going through extraordinary tom . oh, really, since breck said and much of it was homemade. there was internal struggle within the conservative party about the direction of the country, and that of course, has been exacerbated by the worn ukraine by the energy crisis by inflation. so those are factors that other countries are battling with t. but in britain you have really the ada tamayla true, breck said, and that is also not going away. so the conservative party still is deeply divided . and there is talk that maybe even the new, our prime minister will not be able to lead the party. that practically, it's ungovernable richie sooner though any more than they are saying they are well put place to unite the party. they are both saying that with them comes the hope that the party will be united, but we shall see. there are many, even with in the conservative party, even w

we begin tonight with maura barrett in stockton, california. >> reporter: tonight, neighbors breathing a sigh of relief after hearing the suspected stockton serial killer had been arrested. >> does it make you feel a little more at ease? >> i'm at ease, yeah. i'm at ease, yes, i am. i wasn't going out by myself. >> reporter: 43-year-old wesley brownley is booked on suspicion of murder and weapons offenses held without bail. when taken into custody, police said he was wearing dark clothing, a dark around his neck, and was carrying a gun. law enforcement says the suspect's pattern of prey started in his car before he stalked his victims on foot. they said he was on a mission to kill just blocks from where some of the attacks took place. >> he was out hunting. we are sure we stopped another killing. >> reporter: according to public records, brownley has a criminal record across california and arizona. most of the victims were latino men, several of them homeless. but officials say there's no evidence the killings were race based or targeted. >> i was here at work and got a call from my ne

justice amy coney barrett, she's got a new book that's coming out.publisher is under great pressure to drop the book. why? lauren: this is explosive. 250 public literary figures, they wrote a letter to penguin random house. they don't want them to publish this upcoming book. they say drop it because amy coney barrett, the judge, the supreme court judge, is a devout catholic. and as donald trump's third high court pick, she helped the supreme court remove the federal right to abortion. the letter says, penguin random house needs to recognize its corporate responsibility, quote: many of us work daily with books we fine disagreeable. rather, this is a case where a corporation has privately funded the destruction of human rights with obscene profits. her book deal is worth $2 million. that's what hay wrote in their open letter. stuart: i think that is absolutely disgusting. lauren: free speech. stuart: 250 people in the literary world? lauren: amy barrett has said repeat repeatedly, i cannot let my personal politics guide the way i rule. stuart: enough o

that's who attorney general garland pointed to as the one supervising the case >> devlin barrett, thank you >>> 1276 people now confirmed dead from hurricane ian in florida. that is the latest tally southwest florida is devastated. for one of the hard hit areas in lee county where the storm came ashore, the sliver of much-needed good news. look at this a temporary bridge to pine island now connects people to the mainland trucks and cars driving back and forth from the devastated spit that means more relief crews, food, water and other necessities can reach people there. eight long days after the category 4 storm hit up until this point, they've been able to get supplies only by boat or by air. as the pine island communities get much-needed help, people in the other hard-hit areas feel they are overlooked. perry russom is in the fort myers area for us tonight. perry. >> reporter: shep, more than a week since the storm and people are still clearing out their houses here, the trash has not been picked up. it is piling high. this is where they drive in fort myers. a block in the harlem heig

and amy coney barrett goes, well, we're not even going to take this case. i remember saying at the time to one of them, well, why don't you go through the process and if the supreme court rules that it's unconstitutional, you don't have to impeach a president. just overturn the law. that's really how it works, unless you just want to blow everything up, which is of course what apparently they want to do, they want to scream and shout impeach like they're owning the libs because they somehow think that something that's now been deemed constitutional is as bad as donald trump actually being part of a conspiracy to commit sedition against the united states government. i'm afraid this may be a preview of what we see in kevin mccarthy's majority. >> it's going to depend on how big of a majority. democrats have to hope that it's going to be pretty narrow. it just makes my head hurt to think of the idea of impeaching presidents over giving away money to the american public. if that's the new standard, wow. if we give away free money all the time, the nastiness of

barrett acted alone, because she has jurisdiction over the lower court that ruled on the case.dismissed a challenge to the loan relief plan brought by six republican states. >>> a new york jury found kevin spacey not liable for sexual battery. jurors determined that rapp did not prove spacey touched him intimately in 1986 when rapp was 14. two other charges were previously dismissed. spacey's legal trouble doesn't end here, though. he faces multiple charges of sexual assault in the united kingdom. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> so overnight, taylor swift released her highly anticipated new album, "midnights," at, yes, midnight. ♪ it's me, hi, i'm the problem, it's me ♪ ♪ at tea time, everybody agrees ♪ >> so this is her song called "antihero," and "midnights," the album is swift's tenth studio album. it's her fifth in the last two years. she says the 13 songs represent the story of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout her life. the singer also dropped a surprise seven extra songs that didn't make the album, which she's calling the 3:00 a.m. tracks. and she did drop them at,

calvin barrett joins me now, one of "the washington post" reporters who broke the story today., how do we end up here? >> we end up here because, as that investigation proceeded, it became clear to some investigators that there was a lot to work with, in terms of hunter biden's tax returns. specifically, whether he had reported all of his income, and, we also ended up here, because in hunter biden spoke, he wrote about having used drugs quite extensively in 2018 and as it happened, in 2018, he bought a gun and as part of that process, he filled out paperwork that said that he did not have a substance abuse problem. and, that is how we end up where we are now. >> hunter biden's laptop has obviously been at the center of this case after a delaware computer shop turned it over to the fbi took what role in fact has that laptop played in this investigation? >> that is a question i still can't answer. i was not able to figure out, yet, how important the laptop is to this investigation. obviously, when you are talking about taxes, there are a lot of other places to find information an

jackson in washington with you, along with nbc news justice and intel correspondent ken dilanian, laura barrett in san francisco and charles coleman ises with us civil rights attorney and brooklyn prosecutor and msnbc analyst. and looking through the affidavit that we've received now, related to the arrest in the suspect who attacked paul pelosi. new federal charges. bring us the highlights and a couple of things to talk about as we're learning disturbing new details here. >> we learned a lot of information and so people understand, this is two federal charges in parallel and other charges expected later today. in the federal affidavit, we've learned that the paul pelosi that, that paul pelosi told lined up with david depape and he broke into the house and went up and surprised mr. pelosi in his bedroom and asked to talk to nancy pelosi, asking where nancy was and mr. pelosi tried to explain she wasn't there and wouldn't be there any time soon and he said we wait, according to the affidavit. pelosi manages to get into the bathroom and call 911, and it then took eight minutes for officers to arr

barrett, good to talk to you. you believe are the top issues driving voters in the 7th congressional district. >> thank you, john, and having me on. the top issues across the country, it's the cost of living. it's the soaring cost of living crippling families like mine here in mid michigan. we are raising four little kids, we see it everything from a gallon of milk to a gallon of gas costs way too much under joe biden and his failed leadership, directly enabled by slotkin, my opened, and 100% voting with the biden agenda. the counstry is on the wrong track. we have 20 days to go to get there, we are going to make it work. for people who want to learn more, tom barrett for congress, as we get over the hump in the next 20 days. >> it's curious that it's worse in michigan than other states when it comes to inflation, 8.6%, nearly half a percent higher than the rest of the country. gas price average, 4.14, it's well below $4 in other parts of the country. 48% of people say they pay more than 30% of the income to rent,

yesterday supreme court justice amy coney barrett denied advancement of the case from brown county taxpayers seeking to hold the president's plan. more lawsuits are in the works. the of ministrations plan lies in the federal national emergency status tied to the pandemic which the president said is over. president biden warned about potential phone scams involving people offering application help in exchange for cash. >> my message is looking to the american people, don't do it. we hold you accountable. >> there's writing on the website working president biden was vice president in 2013 when the obama website crashed on its first day. elizabeth: thank you so much. it's welcome to the show congressman greg murphy and mitch roschelle the macro trends advisors, thank you for joining us this friday night. we got to deal with this, a new report from the daily mail, obama white house warned then vice president biden was hit with an irs audit in 2008 over self-employment taxes. the daily masses a copy of the hard drive working with experts on this, what is your thought? >> it will be adjusting. we

about it at all. bellingham is an outstanding player, but we have kim ish go ahead sca glove and barrett and zab it sigh. the last time, dought, month, one day, classy, caught in the buddhist. god was 4 years ago. they've lost every game since they're hoping the youngest of a captain would put an end to they losing streak back on friday. their, their breyman were the visitors in hoffman time and the newly promoted side went ahead after just 18 minutes. when martin dukes rounded off a fine counter attack, one mail to breyman their lead last a barely 15 minutes though as lunas the boar proved hoffen haim could score break away. goals do just as the game headed for a draw, the referee awarded a controversial penalty. 3 minutes from time and buddhist league, a top score and nicholas fuque, luke stepped up to give brandon the when they move above hoffen heim into 4th place . well marked for stoppin, has a good chance to win his 2nd straight formula. one title after claiming pole position at the japanese grand prix. the red bull driver leave the standing by 104 points. so when on sunday, coupl

the economy, the currency, the government, the monarchy watched the mood in the country right now. barrett well, yes. a lot of people are really suffering britain as a country with a high in quality as it was, but now it's facing like other countries. it's facing the brand of the worn ukraine with arising energy, our prices, a lot of people don't know whether to heat their homes or to put food on the table . so heat or eat is not just the slogan, but it's really the reality for a lot of people. so for a prime minister in that situation for a government then to come and cut taxes for the richest and society makes them look almost toned of. so a lot of people don't really and don't, don't really think that the government understands the pressure that people are under and that obviously makes them feel unhappy with the government list. trust this personal ratings as a prep, prime minister are an historic low is only one about $1.10 britton's things that she is doing a good job. and the conservative party is trailing far behind labor in the opinion polls. and this is also why conservative and

thinking about it at all. bellingham is an outstanding player, but we have kimmy go, that scar gavin barrett and zab it's i the last m dot munt one dec classy, caught in the button to see god was 4 years ago. they've lost every game since. they're hoping the youngest of a captain would put an end to their losing strake fine, a little matter of deuce claw the english city of liverpool, a celebrating, becoming the house of next year's eurovision song, contest, or fool narrowly edged out its main rival, scotlands, glasgow. last year's runaway winners. ukraine would normally stage the competition, but the war means organizers had to move the venue. we'll have to the runners up which was the united kingdom. liverpool cavern club is best known as the home of the beatles. we have for it now, but don't go anywhere. after a short break, we talked back stance foreign minister about the catastrophic flooding in his country and the current tensions dividing the world statement for that it will have more with the news at the top of the hour for me will include croft, thanks for watching. ah hello guys, t

the chair of the norwegian nobel committee barrett rice, anderson made the announcement in all slope. she set the peace prize. loretto represent civil society in their home country and she explained that noble committees reasoning behind this years choice of lawrence. they had a main, an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses, and the abuse of power. together they demonstrate the significance of civil society, poor, peace, and democracy. now let's discuss this a bit further with me as to the chief political close on the melinda crane here in the studio and the w. rush, analyst, roman are gone to ranko, joins us from long. i believe. so. let's start with you. molina, human rights advocate, the human rights organization from russia. schumann, resolution for ukraine. good choice. i think it absolutely is. the nobel peace prize is its aim is to recognize those who are fighting for fraternity amongst nations for understanding amongst countries, and also promoting peace and the chair of the nobel. nobody norwegian nobel committee whom we just saw said in announcing t

president biden scored two court wins in the effort to relieve student debt justice amy coney barrettcked the plan the biden administration's plan could cost more than $1 trillion and bypasses congress. shortly after, barrett denied the group's request and a federal judge dismissed a similar lawsuit brought by six republican led states. applications are now open for borrowers to have as much as $20,000 in debt canceled >>> on the diamond one big hit set the tone in game two of the alcs. >> he's got two on at the corners in the third bregman sends one deep to left t. is back and it is gone. >> alex bregman's blast put houston up early yankees had the chance to take the lead late in the eighth. kyle tucker robs aaron judge at the wall astros take game two 3-2 >>> mother nature with a stunning show in the sky the orionid meteor shower is at its peak if you were lucky enough to step outside overnight, you may have gotten a display of space dust from halley's comment. you have a chance to watch until november 22nd. seema. >> a reminder to always look up. phillip, thank you. >>> still ahead

a skilful ball back to barrett who kept her cool ball back to barrett who kept her cool.very proud of them. have for everything else and we will stick together, we will come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. defender lucy bronze won her hundredth cap for england, in a goalless draw in a friendly with czech republic at brighton's amex stadium. the lionesses had plenty of chances with laurenjames coming the closest in the 4th minute on her full debut. england have already qualified for the world cup with a match to spare. a busy night in the champions league too — and a great night for chelsea. graham potter's side beat ac milan 2—nil to move top of the group. all the action was in the first half. fikayo tomori — the former chelsea man was sent off for a foul on mason mount. jorginho with the cool finish from 12 yards. and against 10 men, a well worked move was finished off by pierre emerick—aubameyang. he leaves the san siro happy. it's 3 in his last 3. this friendship may be a l

we talk about the insuranctensity of the political discourse nine days until the election >> maura barrett>> adding fuel to the fire. growing concerns of elon musk after his ownership of twitter and posting the attack on paul pelosi he plans to create a content moderation council for twitter before reinstating any banned accounts including that of former president trump. musk said he would reinstate trump if the acquisition would go through joining me to talk about this is stifel's brian gardner you have seen a bit on our air these days because of the nature of the midterm brian, it is good to have you on the show we spoke about a week ago about the midterms and how important it is to america this narrative, is it going to change given what we have seen over the past weekend? >> i don't think so, dom i continue to think this is about the economy and referendum on the biden administration. let's take the issues you covered in the piece before me twitter and change in control at twitter with elon musk taking over that can have an impact on '24 it is too late as you noted with him not institu

i'm from the barrett plan. you said it was my grandmother. she always said to me, i never go to bed with dirty dishes on the table because little people walk around at night, spit on things as to why people get sick. she says, and that's what i do. i usually try and do my dishes before i go to sleep. all the time. i know suffered a lot too. when the residential schools it is a memory she still finds hard to talk about. well, i have when i had, my parents are here so i can say he's when you hear what i have to say. so natalie say, now it is mad. came in late talking about it. but yet it made me, it made me the person i am today because i'm a beta i don't give up with anything i know has always wanted to break the vicious circle of trauma. she remained silent on the subject just to protect her grandchildren fare them. the fate befalls most of the communities. youngsters. ah, unlike their loved ones, they have not experienced residential schools. ah, yet all seem to carry the burden and 43 percent of 1st nation youths between the ages of 12 and

. >> an open letter against penguin random house from amy comey barrett's book. but the employees are not calling for censorship, saying comey barrett is free to say what she wishes. in order to inflate the bottom line and truly stand behind the values it proudly espouses to hold. this is latest bit of outrage targeting the supreme court in response to the reversal of roe versus wade. a pro life woman shown in a pro choice ad shared by democrats like hillary clinton say she was misrepresented. that's macy petty. briefly seen in the ad collapsing to the ground in tears outside of the supreme court when roe versus wade was announced on the summer with the words "sad" on the screen. those are tears of joy. and she writes, i thank the lord for this decision and opening my eyes of the evil of abortions. this is what brings me to tears. you have disrespected me as a woman and engaged member of society. good to know. >> interesting. we introduced you to the portland cafe owner. she's refusing to cave to the mob and her business is booming. check back with her next. >> a

nbc maura barrett is in stockton for us. bring us up to speed. did police track down this suspect. >> reporter: well, erin, splice been working on this tirelessly for months, but they say it's thanks to hundreds of community tips that came in that helped them track him down. they identified the suspect early saturday morning. they said he had a pattern of preying where he would start following one in their car and stalk his victim on foot. there was a point of commonality when the victim was alone and often walking after dark and police feel confident this is the sole suspect in the string of killings that they have been looking for over the past couple of months but the investigation is really ongoing, really emphasizing the thanks to the community and the community sending the love right back to them. look amount this sweet card that the stockton police tweeted out earlier. someone sent this earlier today. the card signed thank you from a stockton resident who can sleep again now. >> wow, i know you spoke to folks out in the neighborhood where

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amy coney barrett reviewed that to see an emergency basis to see if it can be stopped or go directly it'll perceive to the normal course of action and again, i think there are a lot of smart lawyers in state attorney general's who legally are checking the boxes. again i would go back to bola and joe biden policies on statements in the last year about the president not having the authority to forgive student debt permit. maria: i remember that, congressman let me ask you about this issue of withdrawing from the already depleted strategic petroleum reserve, mike sommers american petroleum institute ceo join me on this program and he warned these withdrawals in the sales of oil are putting the united states in a risky position, watch this. >> this is a very precarious position we're in today at a time of dramatic geopolitical people. the one thing this administration is done from the very beginning they tried to do everything they could to prevent production in the united states. this administration continues to talking to both sides of his mouth say they want more production but not pu

amy conen barrett went in a few days before the election. other position with kavanaugh was held off until the election was over. a whole year, a bomb it was not able to appoint somebody. all of that -- it's not so much the polls that scott is talking about, it's really the court and its moral authority. once you start getting away from acting like a court and start basically giving what people perceive as political pronouncements, that's when you get into trouble. >> i want to raise two points. i don't want to be too provocative with my friend here. part of the cynicism and part of the polarization, and part of the sense of all this, stems from the fact that president obama appointed merrick garland to the supreme court. he was never even allowed a hearing. he was never given an opportunity to appear before the senate because the senate mcconnell how that the nomination for the better part of a year. president trump nominates amy coney barrett, and she goes to the speed sign in a matter of weeks, she is on the supreme court. that makes peop

. >>> they added jason barrette to the active roster wednesday. he could make his debut against the rams but d since injuring his knee in the first game of last season. jimmie ward has had this game circled since last year's nfc championship. he took exception to have the rams celebrated but there is one issue the hard-hitting safety who was playing with a cast over his broken hand had to say. >> oh, yeah, i am excited. you cannot hit nobody really. i might be able to hit somebody. i get to cover, so that is cool. i do not know, man. we will see. >> reporter: with the red & gold report, i am vern glenn. >>> that is it for the news at 9:00. coming up on the drew barrymore show, there is a surprise for running a 24 hour day car. for more local headlines, including the streaming service, joined us there. we also will look at the race for mayor and focus on a former open city council presidents. that is coming up. do you eat in bed? are you a bed snacker? isare you for it? we're having the debate in drew's news. [theme music] [cheering] all right! hi,

. >> joining us now nbc news correspondent maura barrett. this is intense.. >> reporter: yeah, jose. this community has been terrorized for well over a year. and now they feel this collective weight off their shoulders. i spent time in the area where a lot of attacks happened. yesterday neighbors telling me they altered their way of living. they stopped going out alone. they wouldn't go out late at night. one woman telling me she was canceling plans. she would check every room in her house before she went to bed because she was nervous someone could be in there. now they can go back to living the way they want to. police arrested suspect 43-year-old wesley brownlee early saturday morning. as you heard there, they suspected he was about to kill again when they arrested him. he did have a firearm on his body. he was dressed in park clothing and had a mask around his neck. this has affected families all of the country who have relatives who were attacked here in stockton. i did a zoom interview from texas with greta, mother of mall alexander yacht who was kille

barrett overseas emergency issues that came out of wisconsin.er rejection on thursday holds up biden's loan forgiveness program. but there are other challenges that could reach the supreme court as well. the pentagon is soon going provide travel funds and support for troops and family members who are looking to get an abortion. this is to help service members at military bases located in states that have outlawed abortions. washington, d.c., correspondent jessi turnure has the latest. good morning. defense department officials say the ramifications from restricting abortion access for service members. >> could end up impacting the entire country. >> taking care of our people continues to be the number one priority. the pentagon announced thursday it will cover travel costs for troops and their families who seek an abortion but are based in states where it's now illegal to ensure that we provide seamless access to reproductive health care as appropriate and consistent with federal law under federal law. the pentagon's health care system can provi

one of them is amy coney barrett, who were now relying on it as the one justice who hasn't spoken ofd on this issue. >> let's talk about the court and where it stands with the american people right now. either than you and i, and some other small group of people, a lot of people aren't paid attention to scotus for a while. they knew it was there, they knew that there is opinions, but as of late, it's come to the forefront of attention. as i mentioned in the introduction to your interview, the courts overall reputation is at an overall low. what how much do you think it's because of the ginni thomas situation? what do you think it's mostly to do with the controversial ruins from last term? >> i mean, a little from column a, a little from column b. i do think that this is primarily driven from the fact that the supreme court, which is historically been an institution that is at least supposed to show a little bit of modesty and policymaking, and not russian to every controversial -- has been rushing into every controversial issue that they can get their hands on. you know, the united s

barrett who handles emergency matters arising from wisconsin acted alone in denying the request and did address the full court. she also did not provide an explanation for the rejection. >>> it's already expected to be a harsh winter for flu and covid infections, cases already starting to rise, and now there is a new concern, especially for parents of very young children. cases of the respiratory illness rsv are quickly rising across the country with some pediatric wards nearing capacity as children are hospitalized. gain gutierrez has more. >> inside connecticut children's hospital in hartford, doctors and nurses are sounding the alarm. they're seeing an unprecedented number of churn with respiratory illnesses. >> i have not seen this level of very quick increase in the number of cases with rsv and certainly we have never seen it in this time period. >> the hospital is in touch with fema and the in ational guard about putting up a medical tent in its parking lot as it tries to keep up. respiratory virus, or rsv, causes mild cold like symptoms. there is no vaccine for it. infants and ol

supreme court justice, amy cohen barrett, she rejected a request that will block the biden relief plan. that was a surprise to me, you? >> this was a bogus lawsuit, steph. every day of the week, but not surprised that justice barrett even bother showing it to her colleagues. and just deciding it to yourself. the reason is that this lawsuit was just a political agreement. it had no special legal interest that people claimed. the basic lawsuit was that hey, i'm a taxpayer, and i don't have as government money's being spent which is not a legal claim. i think the comedian, dimitri martin, who said how did the sanitize way. when someone becomes a sentence, as a taxpayer, i believe that person is going to be someone they are generally not going well with. >> >> there you go, michelle sender, katie benner, no cocktail, i want to talk longer. but in 40 minutes, taylor swift new album drops. and i know neil is positioned to download it, to listen to it, to dance to it. so we need to give him some time to prepare. ladies, thank you all, neil enjoy tea swift. before we go to break, we've got to

maura barrett is in los angeles for us today. walk us through the charges that weinstein is facing there in l.a. and how long this trial is supposed to last. >> reporter: aaron, the case here in l.a. is very different than the one that we saw in new york in terms of its different victims involved, different accusations, specific accusations, and what one legal analyst told me means possibly different vindications. the jury selection is expected to last about two weeks. the entire trial about two months, and harvey weinstein is counts of rape and seven additional sexual there, and it involves five different women, spanning nearly a decade from 2004 to 2013. this is something where we're going to probably be hearing similar accounts than what we heard in new york in terms of some of that emotional, raw testimony from women that have been hiding and staying silent on this for decades in some cases. this is something they're all watching very closely because of that appeal in new york. i want to hear first from accuser and survivors,

nbc's maura barrett is following this from los angeles. welcome.. >> reporter: alex, harvey weinstein faces four counts of rape and seven various counts of sexual assault here in los angeles concerning five women through those years, as you mentioned, ranging from 2004 up to 2013. now, this is very different than the new york case. while we're going to see obviously similar allegations, it's different victims, different testimonies. as one legal analyst told me, potential different vindication. we have just learned that one of the women that is testifying is jennifer segal newsom, a documentary filmmaker, wife of california governor gavin newsom. she intends to testify to seek justice for women who have experienced what she had. newsom had what was supposed to be a business meeting with harvey weinstein and was ultimately sexually assaulted. the attorney writing that it ultimately was a trap. we're going to obviously hear's emotional testimony from within in l.a. like in new york. as jury selection is under way today, there's new attention because

timetable for his return is still uncertain, but kyle shanahan has no reservations about barrett when's ready to go. good to go. i mean, he's breaths of big time corner. so if it's breck and it is practice rights and get out there and get fully healed and don't get back in that game, shape and ready to go. i mean, he'll end up being our guy. we just need him to practice them so he can make sure that he can hold up through all everything and get his skill set back. and if he does do that, i think you guys know just like most of the people in this league, know how good of a corner jbs 49ers made no roster moves today to address injuries to nick bosa, robbie gold and jimmie ward. one major casualty of yesterday's game was panthers head coach matt rule rule was fired today he'll be replaced on an interim basis by steve wilks. otherwise they're still dealing with the fallout from the draymond green punch of jordan's pool on wednesday. state opens defense of its title a week from tomorrow at home against the lakers, not yet known as green will be with the team then, after deciding to step a

yes barrett, ross anderson, the chair person of the 5 person committee appointed by the norwegian parliament that makes this decision stopped speaking a short while ago after taking some questions from the media. gathered here is you say one individual 2 organizations named as the nobel peace loretta for 2022 mrs. rice anderson saying that in challenging times it was felt appropriate to address the fact that we are in the midst of a war. not just a war with huge ramifications for all the people of europe, but also with global a global context in terms of nuclear threats and food shortages. she called it a bleak backdrop. indeed, they had, of course, been suggestions ahead of this. that a lot of is lensky. the ukranian president might have been in the frame already the ukrainian people. the committee instead has gone for these 3 individuals that mrs. rice, anderson said, were chosen one individual and 2 groups for the work of all the men and women involved in them in 3 neighboring countries involved in this conflict to try and further the aims of human rights and of peace. and to perhaps quic

in denying the request barrett was responsible for emergency applications from wisconsin appeared ton her own without consulting the other justices. she did not give an explanation which is not uncommon. >>> in a separate case, federal judge rejected a similar request brought by six republican-led states saying they lacked legal standing to block the program. >>> meanwhile, the pent gone is announcing it will pay travel expenses for service members seeking abortions. in a memo defense secretary lloyd austin ordered the defense department to, quote, establish travel and transportation allowances for service members and their dependents as appropriate and consistent with applicable federal law. the defense department says it's trying to reduce the burden and cost for those forced across state lines for reproductive care. since june all or most abortions have become illegal in 13 states. >>> up next, winter is coming and there's more to worry about than covid this year. talk to a doctor about all of that next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ want your clothes to

facing two counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder. >> and our thanks to mara barrett forng power continues with a look at florida. we will also take you live to one of the hardest hit areas of the state where residents are pleading with more help in the wake of hurricane ian. >> tonight, on the mehdi hasan show, i'll speak with the legendary actor mark campbell. ha luke skywalker himself. but his new role, fundraising for ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. you don't want to miss that conversation, it's tonight, live at 8 pm eastern on msnbc. this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take w