brock long, jump into the coverage as we await this category 4 hurricane to make landfall. we are told it is imminent, it could happen at any moment officially. your thoughts as we watch folks, some of which the governor says, chose to hunker down. >> yeah, unfortunately it's going to be another historic event for southwest florida. reminds me a lot of hurricane charlie in 2004, that area is incredibly vulnerable to storm surge and what i don't like about this storm is it's much larger than hurricane charlie was in 2004 but it slowed down as it's making landfall and that means two things. duration of winds is going to be excrutiating, but then the storm is going to have a lot more time to pump water, pumping ocean water into the back bay and inland areas, not only a huge hit along the coast, a lot of communities along the river inlets well inside off the coast be devastated from storm surge. >> we remember a number of years ago mexico beach in the florida panhandle there, near panama city, it was literally wiped out. hurricane hugo, 1989, sullivan's island, the isle of palm

sam brock explains >> reporter: the silent suffering of anxiety could be a thing of the past. according to the latest draft recommendation by the u.s. preventive services task force, routine screenings are considered beneficial for adults under 65, including pregnant and post partum women without symptoms >> it's a great thing. it will let doctors open up the confer conversation and hopefully can diagnose and treat more. >> anxiety orders affect nearly 50 million people with just out of one out of every three adults saying they've experienced an anxiety disor atder at some poi in their lives and over the course of the pandemic, the number of people receiving treatment increased from 19% to 21 >> any time you have a stressful environment, pan demic, war-tim periods and stress goes up and anxiety goes up and it's essentially the tip. iceberg. >> reporter: anxiety, even found in the presence of fame and success, with more and more celebrities and athletes opening up about their personal journeys, like olympic legend michael phelps, who discussed anxiety with hoda. >> reporter: so

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what us and weak lawyer enforcement make it easy for drug cartels to ship tons or brocks in to west africa, on the transit to europe. and many of the drugs take their route. you see here. but a lot of these drives remain in countries like nigeria, and when police officers meant to check these crimes accused of aiden traffic s, like in the case of supercop, our backyard. it paints a gloomy picture, but a young people in a dress capital up which are, are not given up. we have ideas for how this problem country result in this recent st debate does share some of these ideas with it at kamani. ah hi and welcome back to another episode of the 77 percent this week. we are back in a bull janae julia and we had to ask an age or question. is it possible to win the war on drugs? i want to ask mr. mohammed a j is the commandant of n d l e a. this is the national drug or legislative body here in the country. about 14000000 people have used drugs at some point. why do you think this number is so high compared to the rest of the world's luca, decisive nat geo cubic mission was were over 200 and some to 1

thank you for all that inside justin brock of the royal united services institute. and in other use, police have arrested a man for supposedly trying to assassinate argentina's vice president footage shows him pulling a gun and christina fernandez, but no shots were fired president alberto fernandez, who's unrelated called it the most serious event. the country has been through since returning to democracy. lufthansa has cancelled hundreds of flights as pilot stage a one day strike there in a dispute for better pay and condition from germany's largest carrier. some 800 flights were grounded in munich in frankfurt. around a 100000 passengers were effected. long lines have formed a cove at 19 test centers in ching, due the large latest chinese city to be locked down as beijing pursues is 0, coven policy. street markets are also crowded as people stock up on food city of 21000000 people went into lockdown on thursday after an outbreak of around 150 coping cases. ty, one's premier suit thing chang has announced his military shot down a civilian drone on thursday. near t

are you going to pull in now, justin brock? he is a senior researcher in the military team at the royal united services institute in london. it's good to have you with us tonight. what do you see when, when you hear about these, these and we're reporting them as these continued advances that we're seeing in the eastern and southern parts of ukraine? how do you read that? i mean, are we talking about real progress for ukraine? i think we're talking about modern progress. this is at this point a fairly staggering turning point in the war. this is certainly the most serious reversed that russia has suffered since it was forced to retreat from its multi pronged assault on q back in april. and they've lost and the ukrainians have liberated more than 3000 square kilometers of their own territory in about 5 days. it's one of the most successful military offenses in modern history. and indeed, it's also at so far come at a relatively low cost for ukraine, particularly in the northeast, down in cason, the the longer running and, and muc

thank you for all that inside justin brock. of the royal united services institute. police in argentina have arrested a man for allegedly attempting to assassinate the vice president. christina fernandez to kitchener authorities have identified him as a 35 year old brazilian citizen. the shocking incident was captured by television cruise waiting for the politician outside her home in buenos aires. ah, this is the moment argentina's vice president narrowly escaped an apparent assassination. christina hernandez was greeting subordinate, nearer home when a gunman emerged from the crowd. he was with the overpowered by her security officers argentina's president, give more details in dbi address, getting up better money. christina remains alive because the gun which had 5 bullets in it. my did not fire even though the trigger had been pulled out. i couldn't see due to her reasons as not yet being technically confirmed. ill take this is extremely serious. is the most serious instant that has happened since we restored our democracy.

let's bring in white house correspondent carol lee and former fema administrator brock long.the president tweeted out this picture before he spoke with governor desantis this morning to discuss the response. what can we ascertain from the president's meeting with fema today? >> well, we know that the president spoke with the governor this morning and that's the second time they've spoken this week to discuss the federal response to the hurricane in florida, and part of that is going to be the president heading to fema any minute now, really, he's supposed to leave the white house. we expect that he'll receive a briefing and get updated on the federal response, meet with employees there who are coordinating this response and also speak publicly and what you can expect to hear from him is an update on what the federal response exactly is. you mentioned that major disaster declaration, that's something that allows the federal government to surge resources and makes funds available to nine counties that have been affected by the storm. and that's something that the administration

. >> nbc's sam brock with that report. and with us live from bradenton florida is nbc's jose diaz-balart. jose, what are you seeing so far? >> reporter: mika, joe, good morning. what we're seeing is the wind starting to pick up. we are in the bradenton area, just north of sarasota. and you can see that the wind is picking up here. this is the bay of sarasota. behind it is the gulf of mexico. we're seeing some movement there of the wind. i'm going to tell you, just coming into where we are in this location, we're already seeing how there are a lot of areas that are boarded up. there are a lot of, quite frankly, homes that don't have any lights in them and no cars, so i would think that a lot of people took heed of the governor's warning and went to places closer inland. there are a lot of centers that have been opened up throughout the state. but especially in the west coast here. and a lot of people are going to it. we just drove up last night from miami and the way up here, on alligator alley, crossing up, and going up 75

and what you can see is that the crowd sizes are remarkably different. brock obama had a vastly larger crowd, so we knew that he was lying to the american public. and so why are they telling people that because they wanted to shape their perceptions of what was actually happening. bmw, a political polling firm surveyed a 1000 people in an attempt to identify those who may have believed this fake news . and those who faced with the evidence continued to believe it when political scientists have looked at how people saw these crowd sizes for donald trump versus brock obama, they found that about 15 percent of trump supporters got it wrong. they saw this much smaller crowd is larger. and so what it suggests is that trump, voters are expressing beliefs that don't match reality. according to this researcher and cognitive psychology, this phenomenon is linked to the emotions that support people's political beliefs. we developed a theory about what we call the partisan brain and it's how identities shape our beliefs, why people are led to believe misinformation lies propaganda. so what might

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in tampa, sam brock, nbc news. >> our thanks to nbc's sam brock for that report.ts. this week marks one year of ayman broadcasting into your homes every weekend. it has been a privilege to sit behind this desk and tell you what has been going on in this world, and share voices making a difference in their communities. it has also been a lot of fun. our ayman team put together this package of our favorite moments in the last year, watch. >> welcome to our premiere show. i will be with you here every weekend. >> congratulations on your new show, my friend. and it's all part of our muslim takeover of the media, and it's working so well. >> part of the both. and i can be an american patriot, and also a practicing muslim. >> i said i want to be an actor, and they said you know, that's not why we move to america. but i often do all these donor movies, and they were like, this is why it really move to america. >> out on the lawn arose such a whale,'tis the gop who wants nothing more than what is built-up fail. >> the central question on this war, how does it and? and is

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nbc's sam brock is in tampa. >> reporter: it's been an active morning in tampa, one of the 67 counties or every county in the state of florida currently under a state of emergency. of course, everyone anticipating what's going to happen next with hurricane ian at a category 1 status right now, but is nearly certain to get to major hurricane status 3 or 4 on the gulf and the impacts that could have for storm surge and coastal exposure all over florida. it's a 600 mile stretch from the panhandle to the peninsula that could conceivably be in play. you see all of these folks with shovels. sand has been the most precious commodity we've seen over the last 48 hours. trucks came in early this morning. all of that sand was gone within about an hour. luckily, there were reinforcements, but the people i talked to waited online for basically 5:00 to 5:30 in the morning. it's only one small of a piece of the puzzle. governor desantis mobilizing some 2,500 national guardsmen. electrical workers are on standby throughout the state. as a state of local emergency declared here in hillsborough, i spoke

earlier i spoke to justin brock. he is a researcher in the military team at the royal united services institute in london . i asked him if these latest defeats, if they are assigned that the russian army is collapsing in new grain. we knew that the russian military had serious morale problems, not least because that the shortage of troops means that their troops don't get any time off the line. so we're 7 months into the invasion. many of those troops have been in combat, or at least in the, was on the entire time, mostly in the open, with very poor equipment and food. and now they're faced with an essentially a war movement for which they're just not prepared in the north. and so many trips to simply abandon the heavy equipment and the vehicles. and once you do that was you can stop because you don't have the equipment to defend yourself. so for example, in is you, me, we see these enormous stockpiles of ammunition of tanks, other ahmed vehicles, because an entire russian clank just basically left their equipment an

in the city of adam brock, king charles the 3rd leads a procession with his mother's coffin to saint giles cathedral. ah, hello, i am clear. richardson, thanks much for joining president. vladimir zalinski says ukrainian forces have retaken 6000 square kilometers of territory. since the beginning of the month. the ukrainian military says it's recaptured an additional 20 north eastern towns and villages in just the past day. as thousands of russian troops pull back there, leaving behind equipment, this abandon tank is one of many left behind. in the panic russian retreat from the hockey region in a nearby village vehicles and piles of ammunition, testified to the russians. hasty withdrawal in the face of the ukrainian advance ukraine's military command as pledge to push on. although with those, the deliberation of settlements from the russian invaders in the hockey and donetta regions continues. as previously reported during the retreat, russian troops quickly abandoned their positions and fled deep into the temporarily occupied territories or the russian federations territory for thi

. >> thank you jesse and from there we go to naples, florida where we find sam brock. a different situation there and the one we saw in orlando. tell us what is happening now on the ground in naples is people begin to assess the damage. >> reporter: i think right now the shock is setting in. we are 24 hours afterwards and what we saw in naples was a historic storm surge, 7.2 feet. it looks pristine here and this is why so many people come here in the first place. waterfront properties and this iconic peer over my shoulder and it is now half as long as it used to be. it has been around for decades and is now 500 feet. people are crying and worrying that it had been swept away. it is kind of a metaphor for what naples has been through in general. people have been battered and bruised. $200 million of damage for personal property alone according to the city. it is the emotional and psychological and how this changes from day to day. i interviewed a business owner who was 1-2 days away from opening up her brand-new shop. they have been saving she and her husband for years

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has to be coffee. >> reporter: for the news i am sam brock. >>> 115 days till christmas.he christmas tree farmers in new jersey already warning you might not have a tree to put your gifts under this year. farmers there say the summer drought killed thousands of trees in the state. according to the national christmas tree association it takes an average of seven years to grow a christmas tree. farmer alan patterson says this year his trees didn't really grow at all. >> not only did the new trees not grow, we saw more losses in the smaller trees. if we go back and trim we may cut a lot of this out. it pushes out this new growth next year and it might be okay. >> farmers say this means christmas trees are likely to cost more and will be harder to find. they also recommend getting your tree a little later in the is in. however, if you are one of those people who refuses to go over to the fake christmas tree side, national christmas tree association tells cnbc it does expect there will be enough real trees for everyone hunting for one. >>> forget food fights in the cafeteria,

sam brock, michelle grossman and steve patterson, thank you very much for being with us. i want to bring in chief of emergency services in sarasota county. thank you for -- what's your biggest concern -- can you hear me? can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you now. yes, sir. i can hear you now. >> sorry. what's your biggest concern with this storm right now? >> well, i believe that many people underestimated this and did not take it seriously. that's my concern. but we're at a point now where i'm looking out my window, i can see the winds are probably up there in 45 sustained. we don't send emergency vehicles out there anymore. if they're not there, we're getting really close. whoever did not go to an evacuation center, that's my concern. if they have power and they're watching this, they need to find a safe location in their home, a safe room to move to if things start going bad. if they didn't leave, i'm very concerned about folks that did that. >> yeah, let's talk to those people who still have power and they're watching us here on msnbc and saying, all right, i stayed

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the only other quarterback on the roster is rookie seventh round draft pick brock purdy. >>> a safe spacekers. the new changes by state agencies in response to last year's vta mass shooting. ahead on nbc bay area, how they plan to ensure workers feel heard and protected. >>> and remember we have an entire new fall lineup now you. watch "the kelly clarkson show" at 3:00 right here on nbc bay area. that's followed by "nightly news" with lest holt at 4:00 p.m. and this is for that all-new edition of nbc bay area news and are you ready for halloween? big question a lot of people have been asking. candy stores hope so. we will supply you with that information. yeah, not to scare people away. looking into that coming up for you at 4:30. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung associatio

sam brock has the story. >> reporter: as difficult as it is to watch -- >> tulsa -- are -- the tulsaie chin experiencing a medical episode on live television. >> a launch today at the -- at the -- at the event -- >> reporter: which she now says doctors diagnosed as the beginnings of a stroke. the anchor and journalist from nbc affiliate in tulsa is producing smiles four days later after saturday's on-air scare. >> there's nothing you can't handle, tv news. well, i guess god got me on that one. >> reporter: julie getting through it with help from her co-workers who said recognized she was having a medical emergency and called 911. >> we needed to make sure that julie was getting attention. >> reporter: in a facebook post, the emmy award winner writing a simple thank you before detailing what happened saying the episode seemed to have come out of nowhere. i felt great before our show. first, losing partial vision in her eye, then she said her hand and arm went numb. finally she was unable to read the words on the teleprompter. >> and i thought my contact is not in my eye right. >> repo

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nbc news correspondent sam brock is in gulfport, florida, with the latest. >> reporter: reality is starting to set in for the tampa bay area as there's now a hurricane warning, first time since 2017 and hurricane irma, which veered at the last second. businesses are putting plywood up on windows. this is an ice cream shot trying to inject some levity, "no ice cream for ian." sandbags are on the ground to prevent flooding. that's small potatoes in terms of mandatory evacuations. pinellas county and hillsborough county have about 2.5 million people collectively. the whole tampa bay area is 3.2. 75%, 08% of the people are in two counties that have mandatory evacuations. they're looking to move a million-plus people. that process started last night, 2:00 for hillsborough, 6:00 for pinellas. but you'll see the biggest chunks of people fry trying to get out today. the topography of this area, there are bays and inlets, barrier reefs, the bay on one side, the gulf on the other. the water has nowhere to go. storm surge right now certainly the biggest concern as the projections are between 5 and ten

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. >>> let's go to sam brock, who is in florida. residents are boarding up. what can they do besidesing and supplies as they can? >> reporter: the immediacy is over evacuations. to give you a frame of reference, sarasota, is an hour south from where i am right now. the governor of the state, ron desantis, is talking as we speak reminding folks that this is a very, very significant storm. no matter where it makes landfall. you should be heeding the warnings from local officials about evacuating if that's what they are asking you to do. over my shoulder, you see these gentlemen are boarding up the store. this is common all up and down the strip here in gulf port. there are sandbags as well to prevent flooding. that's small potatoes compared to the evacuation orders which expanded this morning. originally, 200,000 people were told to leave. they made zone b go from voluntary to mandatory. it's closer to 400,000 people now. mandatory vacuations for a, b and c here, 750,000 people. you are talking about over a million between these two counties. they are the large

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i know you got a lot to do. >>> sam brock, let's talk about what you're seeing down in florida.s being called catastrophic. the images are startling, really, imagining what these folks have really lost there, right, and we're also learning about 200 or so rescues have been made in the aftermath of this storm. talk us through what you're seeing and hearing on the ground. >> reporter: devastation doesn't even do it justice. there's not really a word in the english dictionary or language to describe what you're actually seeing on the ground. a second ago, we had that report from kathy in south carolina where you see these huge boats over here shoulder. what you're looking at right now, that's fort myers beach. one man described it as a mom -- bomb being detonated. that's what sitting in the streets right now. of all the areas that have been devastated, this is the epicenter and this led to all sorts of situations. you mention the rescues, a couple hundred here, that's out of 700 total. close to a third of all the rescues so far have been where i am. the other issue we're really tra

he hasn't had proper running water for over a year and a half mr. brock. so good to have you on al jazeera, just sort of bring this up to speed on what the last week has been like i your thanks to have me on. it's been really hard on specifically trying to navigate without most of the water. this has been ongoing issue since about 97. the main issue that we have now is that the infrastructure is pretty much been dilapidated over a span of about 40 to 50 years. there's the material that we've had isn't necessarily a car and we've had issues with funding trying to get the proper proper resources allocated to getting the things kind of done. one of the main major issues is a sense of bias within which particular areas you'll get help with. if you look on the outskirts of text in particular, which is a predominately black city, you can see that everybody of them search is getting the problem funding. but for some reason, we don't necessarily have it, and this is actually impacting, i mean, every monday to day life, the political argument certainly will continu

brock is a alum, and he and the bulldogs had a day against carolina. check it out, toe tapping like a a ballerina. gets the foot down. down. 3rd quarter, breaks a tackle for a 78-yard house call. house call. bulldogs cruise 48-7. > >> game of the day. appalachiane and troy. app state down 2 in the final minutes. hail mary, christian horn comes down with it, and may as well have been te red carpet as he walks in for te walk off win. how about that? the crowd already juiced up with with college game day in town, and they witness an instant classic. > >> more sports is coming up after the break. giants and dodgers down to their final series. you can usually throw out the records when the two ris play. not this year. more dodges dominance at oracle park want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and

sam brock has the details. >> reporter: a former military contractor known as fat leonard on the run for weeks after ripping off his gps ankle bracelet was recaptured in venezuela authorities say. leonard glen frances pleaded guilty in 2015 to a sprawling corruption scandal involving senior naval officers, the largest in naval history and set to be sentenced but he slipped away from his tony san diego home weeks ago >> the navy is embarrassed in the extreme. so is the u.s. marshall service. with somebody cutting off an ankle bracelet and disappearing. that was an incredibly well-planned, organized, escape. >> an alert was activated indicating leonard's bracelet was tampered with on septemberer 4th. san diego police went to his home. >> trying to knock on the front door and no zblons all they found was the bracelet no leonard the u.s. government sting a $40,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. neighbors told u.s. marshals that several u-haul trucks had been in and out of the house all week. >> there were people moving things in and out but shadows, i saw them like from th

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