and the jazz musician, chris williams, who was. >> you did catch daniel, you did find out about chrisid rachel's lies really have? >> so, yes, in the end, we got some heroic police officers who solved the case any way. but is it okay for her to lie to the police? the law says no. >> reporter: like police, sam and julie's parents also thought rachel was more involved than she was letting on. >> they're like literally 24/7 together. how could you not know if your fiance committed that kind of a crime? how could you not notice? >> i wanted them to charge her with murder. but i'm not the one who has to prove it to everybody. that's not my job. >> reporter: rachel pleaded not guilty. she posted bail and was released. >> yeah, i'm still in shock. >> reporter: later that day, she held a press conference. >> are you saying you're innocent? >> i'm completely innocent. >> reporter: she was willing to bet that a jury would agree. >>> coming up -- rachel on trial. >> you an honest person? >> i think so. >> there's not a doubt in my mind that rachel knew. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dat

chris williams battled covid-19 in april.kensington palace the royal family chose to keep his infection secret shortly after his father prince charles announced a positive test in late march. when reached by nbc news kensington palace would not confirm or deny the report. >>> starting today new york and new jersey port authorities will fine travelers who do not wear facemasks. those fines will start at $50 in all port authority facilities including the three new york city airports, train stations and bus terminals. new york is requiring out-of-state travelers to test negative three days before arrival. >>> next, stories we're following today including record turnout. live team coverage on the race to the polls across the state and what you need to know if you're dealing with election stress. >>> plus, hikers beware. major changes coming to yosemite's reservation system and advice before you plan your next trip. 5:27. we'll be right back. today's ways of working, may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything wit

chris murphy, william byrd and tony blank in, if you were to generalize the foreign policy approach ofse individuals you see on your screen, what is it? >> i had the honor of working with tony blankin when he was deputy secretary of state and found him to be a substantive expert. i think his expertise is recognized by democrats and republicans. certainly ambassador susan rice would be a challenging i think nomination, given the republicans' concern about her going back to 2012 and her role in post-pebenghazi public discussion and misleading statements about what occurred there. so you know, i think this is something that we're going to be watching over the coming days to see whom president-elect biden chooses for that critically important role. todd: it will be highly krut knifed. we prior -- scrutinized. we appreciate your insight here on a monday. jillian: jim clyburn is claiming some democrat ebbing election losses on calls to defund the police. listen. >> they started to plateau when defund the police showed one the caption on tv right across his head. that stuff hurt jim and that'

national security advisor under president obama also on the list ambassador suzanne rice and chris murphy and william burns but senator chris is also on the list and he's a contender who has been a long time biden friend a fellow delaware resident and he's been actively engaged in this transition process. he was asked this week by fox if he is biden's pick. >> secretary of state -- you're talking to engaged senator from delaware looking forward -- >> cdc is encouraging people against having large family gatherings for thanksgiving, biden is planning on having a thanksgiving for three but he attended evening mass today and on his way out of mass he was asked by a reporter there if he thinks people should be allowed to attend religious services during the pandemic. biden said yes but safely. jon. jon: hillary vaughn in wilmington, delaware. thanks. after a manual recount georgia officials have certified that state election results confirming joe biden's victory. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani said the company is preparing to file a lawsuit in georgia that would challenge its election administ

bret: let's bring in back chris wallace, dana parino, juan williams, cohost to have five. chris, now we start to look forward, right, in this transition time is a time when the biden camp will start playing the parlor game of who is going to be secretary of defense, who is going to be filling out the cabinet. you're already hearing like michelle at the pentagon, the first possible female defense secretary. this is where we will be shortly even as the legal challenges are going forward. >> absolutely. we are told now that on monday the first thing that president elect biden is going to do is name a coronavirus task force and -- and to basically make the message more important than chief of staff and more important than cabinet position that is you're talking about, is we are going to take this covid crisis facing the country seriously and we are going to deal with it and i think you're going see them roll out some policy ideas, some personnel ideas and make it clear, you know, regardless of what the president does, they're moving full ahead in these closing moments. i just w

chris coons is buying for the job and deputy secretary of state tony blinken and william burns is undersideration. meantime the white house continuing to block the biden transition and working to overturn election results but biden's team so far has not pursued any legal action saying it might create further delays and we think taking it further with cooperation with senate republicans. >> i was encouraged this week to see in addition to the statement from senator romney and last night's statement from senator toomey's that many senate republicans are talking about confirming joe biden's nominees in the regular order in trying to get confident experience people in the government and confirmed positions, not the acting mess we've had in the past. i think we are seeing encouraging signs. reporter: biden is calling on states and also congress to do what he cannot do right now including passing an emergency aid package to fight the pandemic and repair the economy in the lame-duck session. eric: thank you so much. in a few moments we will look at the candidates for the top jobs, who can be i

analysis today was chris wallace, dana perino, juan williams and katie pavlich from the battle ground in pennsylvania. but we begin at the white house, hour with john roberts. john, where we now? >> as you've been pointing out closer and joe biden. he has no intent of conceding even if biden were to hit that magic number of 270. the president a short time ago saying "we have full transparency into all vote counting and this is no longer about any single election, this is about the integrity of our entire election process. we will pursue this process through the law to guarantee that the american people have confidence in our government. i will never give up fighting for you and our natio regardingr fraud and lack of transparency and that will happen at 8:00 eastern tonight. his this big mailing of their dirty list and put a bunch of ballots out there and then they did not allow the trump campaign to be able to sit there along and watch these bouts to make sure that those people it's is actually a signature match. because he essentially locked everyone begs the question, why don't they

might face a confirmation hurdle which is the computation former and terry tony blinking and william burns and chrisurphy and chris coons buying for the job, according to reports janet yellen is being considered for treasury secretary a job senator elizabeth warren reportedly wants in duckworth is on the list for department of defense with pete buttigieg is eyeing and former deputy ag sally yates for attorney general and hud director julio castro is in the mix for a number of roles. today obama expressed his confidence in his former vp's decision. >> he does not need my advice and i will help him in any way that i can. i am not planning to work on the white house staff reviewed the delayed transition is hampering planning to combat coronavirus as kobe cases sort across the country triggering discussion of a potential nationwide lockdown as one member of the biden task force suggested what the government income for workers, biden's team says it might not have to go that way. >> if we just lockdown the entire country without targeting our efforts, then we will exacerbate the pandemic fatigue, we will

senate and has competition and former deputy under debbie terry of state tony blanketed william burns, and chriss actively dying for the job. team biden is foot tapping over foot time with federal agencies about coronavirus especially with respect to testing and vaccine distribution plans, they are considering legal action if things do not change soon. >> were not interested in having a food fight with the gsa administrator or anyone really. reporter: the transition team says there on schedule chipping away at 4000 appointed roles to fill but this week were opening some application to everyday americans. chris: thank you, joining us now doctor vivek murthy former surgeon general and co-chair of the biden transition, covid task force, doctor, the latest numbers on the covid surge are deeply alarming, let's take a look more than 180,000 new cases just on friday that is up 76% over the past two weeks, more than 68000 people in hospitals and more than 1400 deaths friday. what is going on, what is causing this really troubling surge? >> you are right, were at an alarming pace of this pandemic and the

with nicolle wallace followed by chris hayes and then brian williams, rachel maddow, joy reid and nicolle wallace. i'll be chiming in with market results. the battle for the senate. it's not just about the president. at least ten republicans are in danger of losing their seats. what do democrats need to do to take back control? the one and only steve kornacki. it's his super bowl day. he joins us in just a few minutes. >>> plus, long voting lines and millions on edge. the reverend al sharpton and former secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson, join me to talk about the state of this country on this big day. >>> but first, i want you to join me for a moment. there is so much happening right now on this election day. and it's happening really fast. i know it's bringing a huge amount of anxiety and uncertainty. i feel it. we all feel it. so i want you to join me. just take this one moment together. let's control the one thing we can control. let's just take a deep breath together. remember, we are at our best when we come together. even just for one moment. we'll be right back. (upbeat m

state tony lincoln and william byrd also senator chris murphy and chris coons who is actively buyingor the job but on issues from the transfer of power to who will be on his staff, obama says biden is self sufficient. >> he does not need it but i will help them in any way that i can. i am not planning to work on the white house staff or something. reporter: the transition team says it's on track for 4000 appointed positions but a week after his projected when the service of administration says they have not unlocked access to funds to reach full speed, it's having a significant impact on plans to combat coronavirus. the transition team is coming up with its own mass distribution plan for potential vaccine because they have been locked out of discussions with federal agencies like the department health and human services which is planning a vaccination campaign for february and march, biden's team is having to reach out to distributors in many factors alike to ensure when a vaccine is approved americans can giv get it. leland: the trouble administration has said they have been working

it has competition in tony blinken and william byrd, also senator chris coons who's actively vying for. but team biden is also toe tapping about lack of information for coronavirus especially with testing and vaccine distribution plans, and they're considering legal action if things don't change soon. >> we're not interested in having a food fight with the gsa administrator or anyone really. >> reporter: biden's transition team says they are on schedule, chipping away at nearly 4,000 appointed roles to fill, but this week they're opening some applications to everyday americans. chris. chris: jacqui, thank you. and joining us now, dr. vivek murthee, co-chair of the biden transition covid task force. doctor, the latest numbers on the covid surge are deep lu alarming. -- deeply alarming. more than 184,000 new cases just on friday. that's up 76% over the past two weeks. more than 68,000 people now in hospitals and more than 1400 deaths friday. question: what's going on? what's causing this really troubling surge? >> well, chris, you're right that we are in an alarming phase of this pandemi

and has competition in burma debbie terry secretary of the states only blink and add william burns, also senator chrisoons is actively vying for the job, but team biden is also foot tapping over lost time engaging with federal agencies about coronavirus, especially with respect to testing and presentable vaccine description plans and they are considering legal action if things don't change soon. >> we are not interested in having a food fight with the administrator or anyone, really. >> biden's transition team says they are on schedule, chipping away at nearly 4,000 appointed roles to fill, but this week they are opening some applications to everyday americans. chris. >> chris: jacqui, thank you. and joining us now, dr. vivek murthy, former surgeon general and cochair of the biden transition covid task force. doctor, the latest numbers on the covid surge are deeply alarming. let's take a look at some of them. more than 184,000 new cases just on friday. that's up 76% over the past two weeks, more than 68,000 people now in hospitals and more than 1400 deaths friday. question, what's going on? what's cau

eastern with nicolle wallace followed by chris hayes at 5:00. then brian williams reid, likely putting things into context into tomorrow. >>> the biden campaign has its eye on three red states have on the picked a democratic for president in 20 years. we'll go live to those three potential new battlegrounds when we come back in just a moment as we leave you with a live look at a polling location in wilmington, north carolina. frustrated that your clothes get damaged when you wash them, and they just don't look the same? well now there's a solution, with downy defy damage. downy defy damage protects your clothes from the stretching, fading and fuzzing that happens throughout the wash process, all cycle long! simply toss in detergent, add defy beads, then toss in your clothes. and downy defy's unique formula conditions and protects fibers, so clothes stay looking newer, longer! now you can protect your clothes so they look newer, longer, with downy defy damage. is now a good time enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stela

nicole wallace, at 5:00 chris hayes and at 6:00 brian williams, nicole wallace, minute to minute developments. the best election coverage here on msnbc. >>> and coming up on this show, the attorney general of where we are, north carolina, with how this critical state is getting ready for election day. both sides turning out the vote for key voting blocks in the tar heel state. hours to go. we're in one of the key counties that could decide which way north carolina falls. much more of our special coverage live here where the first african american u.s. senator, senator -- 1870 from north carolina. it's about the humans. fun loving, fast paced humans. this human that human or these humans. it's about getting more than health insurance and a partner who listens and acts. humana calls it human care. it's about offering a range of medicare advantage plans that are easy affordable and packed with valuable benefits many that include prescription drug coverage. it's about talking to your doctor from your couch. helping you find cheaper prescriptions before you even ask. and a plan as low as a zero do

chris hayes. and then at 6:00, blind williams, rachel maddow, joy reid and nicolle wallace. we'll look at the market reaction to this election. still ahead, more to cover in this hour. there are just hours left for president trump and joe biden to make their cases to voters. we're going to take you to the battleground states that could tip this election. >>> plus, chaos on the roadways. i just mentioned it with the governor. president trump defending his supporters, the ones down in texas, who surrounded a biden bus. caused them to cancel an event. former homeland security secretary tom ridge will be here on the threats he sees ahead of election day. (harold) twelve hundred strings of lights. (betsy) quarter mile of tinsel. (harold) and real snow all the way from switzerland. (betsy) hmmhm... gonna be tough to top. ♪ (betsy) well played. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. our most advanced formularonamel repair. helps you brush in vital minerals to actively repair and strengthen enamel. so you don't just bru

former ambassador susan rice, ambassador william burns, senator chris murphy, anthony blinken and senator chris coons, who was asked by fox this week if he was it. >> am i the next secretary of state? >> you're talking to an engaged senator from delaware who is looking forward to the tran r transition. >> one position left left lipping erring-- lingering is labor secretary, and bernie sanders made it clear he would like the job. his own colleagues in the senate are not jumping at the chance to praise him as a potential pick. senator who was on earlier, dodged when he was asked what he thought as bernie sanders for labor secretary? >> we have a deep bench in the biden cabinet. i have confidence that joe biden cabinet will reflect this nation and the priorities that he's campaigned on during the presidential campaign. >> and president-elect biden was also asked directly by fox this week if there was room in his cabinet for bernie sanders. but he, too, refused to answer the question. alicia. >> hillary vaughan in delaware. thanks, hillary. lela leland. leland: protests right know you in atla

chris hayes at 5:00. then at 6:00, brian williams, rachel maddow, joy reid and nicolle wallace and steve kornacki at the bigoard. i'll be part of the team on your local nbc station along with lester holt, savannah guthrie and chuck todd at 7:00 p.m. eastern. for now, chuck todd is up next with "mtp daily" only on msnbc. . we worried over loved ones, over money, over our planet, and over takeout. let's remember this time when so many struggled to feel secure, and build a future where everyone can. because when the world seems like it's standing still... that's the perfect time for us to change it. irresistibly smooth chocolate. ♪ to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. >>> if it's tuesday, it is election day. ballots are being processed, voters are voting. a staggering 100 million people already voted. all across america, a lot of democracy is in action. welcome to tuesday. and not just any tuesday. election day tuesday. it's "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd at nbc news' election headquarters right here in new york city. the big day is here. biden has been

chris hayes at 5:00. at 6:00 eastern, brian williams and rachel maddow lead our coverage along with steve kornacki at theoard. i'll be part of the team with lester holt, savannah guthrie and chuck todd. after a quick break, chuck will pick it up with ""mtp dailmtp d your station for election news, msnbc. on for election news, msnbc. >>> thank you, fayetteville, and north carolina, thank you very much. tomorrow we are going to win this state, and we are going to win four more years. >> it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. we're done! we're done with the chaos. we're done with the tweets, the anger, the hate, the failure, the irresponsibility. we've got a whole

williams, brandon aiyuk, all on the covid-19 list. trinh taylor has nine receptions this season, that's it. james, river cracraft and chrisyet to pass in 2020. the packers are dealing with covid issues as well. thankfully for them it's not aaron rodgers. green bay beat soundly at home, which means they come in pretty fired up. kyle shanahan hasn't had anything in his life but football. >> my wife calls me yesterday and want to talk about school systems in homeschooling how frustrating it is with some of our kids and i hear it and it's a big deal but i can talk about it until friday. >> meanwhile the cal football team got its first positive trainee test just days before they open up against washington. head coach justin wilcox hopes it is not a major outbreak.>> if it is feasible for us to play, we will play the game. i will tell you that much. there are hurdles, yes, there are hurdles. >> is the game on saturday in jeopardy at all? >> i would say that's fair. >> if the game is played on saturday, there will be any fans allowed inside the stadium. that also applies to the preadmission above memorial. cal announcing today t

suspected contenders include susan rice, senator chris coon, he's the delaware democrat who serves on the senate foreign relations committee, ambassador williamomat and anthony blinken who's worked as biden's top foreign policy advisers, among others who worked on capitol hill and in the obama administration, and remember, much of this depends on senate confirmation. connell? connell: so so true, rich, thank you. good to see you, rich edson at the state department. just as we wrap things up, one more word on disney. we were noticing in the conference call that executives is said e they're encouraged by the booking trends that they see at walt disney world, so, yeah, the stock's up 4%. that covid fatigue seems to be a real thing. people want to get out. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the battle for the white house is raging, and president trump and his legal team have no plans to call it quits. court action is picking up. it's underway in a number of battleground states, and we're told more lawsuits are planned and in the works. the trump campaign today filing new affidavits in pennsylvania. those affidavits allege n

chris? >> the complexities of it boggle the mind. thank you for that, ellison. >> joining us is dr. william schaffner from vanderbilt university medical center. i appreciate you joining us this morning. i want to start, if i can, with the really good news about the astrazeneca vaccine which comes, of course, on the heels of pfizer and moderna. so now three that look to be as much as 90% to 95% effective. so, doctor, what does all this mean for a timeline for potentially getting a vaccine or vaccines out to the public? if there are more effective vaccines, does it mean people won't have to wait as long to get them? >> well, maybe, chris. we certainly hope that that's the case. we need as much help as we can possibly get because after all, we're trying to vaccinate 330 million people in the united states alone. we can't do that in a week and a half. that will take some time. so the more vaccines we have available, i think the more quickly we can get the job done. that is, if people will come forward and get the vaccine. we still have a lot of persuasion to do. but i would expect that the aver

chris hayes at 5:00. at 6:00, steve kornacki will get started at his big board. brian williams maddow, joy reid, and nicolle wallace will try to help us all make sense of it. that's right here tomorrow on msnbc. right now, again, waiting for president trump to start that rally, and for joe biden to hit the stage, as well, in cleveland. this is the scene on the tarmac in fayetteville, north carolina. we'll take you to clooefrevelan well, when mr. biden takes to the stage. a live look there. a live look as we wait for the democratic nominee for president. >>> we've talked about the legal challenges facing voting in texas. coming up, we'll take you to the only drive-through voting site in the entire state of california. it's about the humans. fun loving, fast paced humans. this human that human or these humans. it's about getting more than health insurance and a partner who listens and acts. humana calls it human care. it's about offering a range of medicare advantage plans that are easy affordable and packed with valuable benefits many that include prescription drug coverage. it'

william county, virginia. she is here today to talk about the carnage in the medical field of the civil war. >>> thank you, chris, for having me and thank you all for listening in and watching these videos and joining us for the virtual ssymposium. so i'm going to talk to you about the fight for life and death in the aftermath of these battles. we have heard a lot of talks today about the battles, the prison camps, and the raids. and the aftermath of the battle and in the years and days and months following was a war in itself. it was a war against bat wounds and once against dsz. one historian wrote that doctors were the unsung heros of the civil war. they were forced to practice tirelessly and the field hospitals were treating the dieing and the wounds after these ror rihorrific battles. so what was four years of war cost 700,000 casualties. so we will talk about the challenges it created and some of the fights that had to take place in this fight of war and death. what results and what good came out of this result for life and death that a lot of us today take for granted in the medical field. so for the purp

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chris alvarez has this morning's sports. >> good morning. the 49ers return to seattle for the first time since their win in the 2019 regular season finale. coleman and williams act invaded off the ir. san francisco entering a huge three-game stretch, going to play three nfc playoff contending teams in a row, starts at seattle, then they'll host green bay on thursday at levi's and then travel to new orleans november 15th before finally reaching the bye in week 11. >> after our two games in six days i believe we have one game in 24 days so from one extreme to the other and both can sometimes be a negative but both sometimes can be a positive, depends how you react to it and our guys have been through about everything so i expect us to react well. >>> due to covid-19 concerns near albuquerque, new mexico, the new mexico/san jose state game was shifted to the south bay early this week. saturday marked the season opener for the lobos, originally scheduled home opener or game was canceled because of covid state guidelines in new mexico. the start appears looking spartans looking to improve. there's coach brennan. spartans strike first. trey walker and watch this p

chris alvarez has this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning. the 49ers return to seattle for the first time since their win in the 2019 regular season finale. coleman and williamse acted off the ir. san francisco entering a huge three-game stretch, going to play three nfc playoff contending teams in a row, starts at seattle and host green bay on thursday at levi's and then travel to new orleans november 15th before finally reaching the bye in week 11. >> after our two games in six days i believe we have one game in 24 days so from one extreme to the other and both can sometimes be a negative but both sometimes can be a positive, depends how you react to it and our guys have been through about everything but react well. >> due to covid-19 concerns near albuquerque, new mexico, the new mexico/san jose state game was shifted to the south bay early this week. saturday marked the season opener for the lobos, originally scheduled home opener or game was canceled because of covid state guidelines in new mexico. there's coach brennan. spartans strike first. nick starkle out of the shotgun, airing it out to trey walker and watch this play. what a grab, 37-yard touchdown

william: dmitri alperovi is a -founder of the cybersecurity company crowdstrike. he worked with krebs to improve the capabilities of localon elecfficials to detect and with stand cyber attacks. >> one of the things that chris very passionate about is getting instrumentation in state hestems and local municipalities that are running election systems so that we would know if they're being attacked by foreign actors or domestic actors and we worked very hard in the private sector to help them gain thatevel of instrumentation. so he would know and tt of the federal government would know if those systems are being attacked and would be able to respond accordingly. william: most republicans on capitol hill chose not t comment on the krebs firing, but a notable few were critical here's gop congressman adam kinzinger of illois, on cnn. >> cis krebs said the election was secure. that's his job to say that, his job is to make sure that they're defending the elections and of course, that is counter to what the president is trying to say , so i think that all feeds into why he's out there and's like a loyalty purge going on in the last month at the white house. william: and texas republicanhn senator ornyn. >> it's th

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