that 11th hour addition shows you how they are preparing >> dasha burns, thank you. andrew, chuck, you are going to stay with us all of you are watching msnbc's special coverage of the arraignment of the former president of the united states, donald trump, in new york city we are back in just 60 seconds ♪ ♪ [ cat purrs ] [ phone vibrates ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. >>> welcome back to our special coverage of donald trump's arraignment in manhattan the former president is expected to leave trump tower for the courthouse in the next hour. he is facing about 30 charges in the hush money case. we will find out more specifics once the indictment is unsealed. former president trump's court appearance is expected at 2:15 eastern. joining us now, former assistant district attorney rebecca rofrey, joyce vance, yamiche alcindor, jonathan lemire, andrew weissmann is still with u us rebecca, what i

dasha burns, nbc news. >> let me bring in now senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. laura, there was movement on both of these cases today. >> a flurry of court filings today, lester. the justice department and the pill manufacturer both hoping to convince a conservative-leaning court of appeals to hit pause on that texas decision to give everyone time to make their arguments without this deadline looming of the ruling set to go into effect on saturday. the court just minutes ago asking to hear what the plaintiffs have to say about all that but the fda also wants clarity from a federal judge in washington state who ordered the drug to stay on the market, about how to reconcile that order with the texas ruling. >> this feels like this could be heading to the supreme court >> yeah. it really could and fast if the fifth circuit doesn't block the texas decision, doj will take it to the supreme court as soon as this week and if doj wins, the plaintiffs could appeal there as well >> laura, thanks very much >>> i want to turn now to that political drama in tennessee late to

we have two reports tonight beginning with dasha burns who has been with activists on both sides. >>ed state, blue state, we can't hide >> reporter: tonight, activists outraged over a texas judge's ruling late friday suspending the fda's approval of the abortion pill known as mifepristone judge matthew kacsmaryk writing in his opinion, "the court does not second-guess the fda's decision-making lightly, but here the fda acquiesced on its legitimate safety concerns." he stopped short of an immediate nationwide ban, instead allowing the federal government seven days to appeal the decision. >> this is an assault on the humanity of women. this is an assault on basic reproductive rights, also assault on democracy. >> reporter: the outcome celebrated by the plaintiffs >> this is a significant victory for the doctors and medical associations we represent, and more importantly, the health and safety of women and girls. >> reporter: we sat down with alliance defending freedom before the ruling, the conservative group behind the lawsuit that was also instrumental in overturning roe v. wade. >>

let's go to dasha burns, standing at her post outside trump tower. aring away that donald trump's plane has landed, but is anybody there around you aware of this, are people watching minute by minute, that kind of thing, donald trump's movements from florida here to new york >> reporter: i'll tell you this, alex, the folks around here are certainly asking us every couple of minutes, what's going on, where is he, has he handed, when is he getting here as you know, midtown is an area where folks in our business, people living in new york city but also a lot of tourists come day-to-day so a lot of folks watching trum tower, watching the story, watching the scene unfold. there's a large police presence, media presence, there are barricades around the area preparing for the former president's arrival, and preparing for whatever will unfold in the next 12 to 24 hours. look, right now, things are quiet here we do expect things to ramp up, especially tomorrow. now, new york city's mayor, eric adams gave us a briefing earlier today, along with nypd commissione

dasha burns, nbc news. >>> ousted tennessee lawmaker justin jones has been reinstated following a unanimous vote by the nashville metropolitan council. afterwoo afterwards he marched to the state capital with protesters where he was sworn in again. he spoke about the power of the moment. >> thousands of people gathered here today, multi-racial, intergenerational gathered from the metro courthouse to the legislature to let them know that the world is watching and we're not going to allow their attacks on democracy to happen in the comfort of silence and we're still calling for common sense gun laws that's what this was about in the beginning. >> reporter: and tomorrow the shelby county board will meet to decide on reappointing justin pearson. they were expelled for leading a gun protest on the gallery floor. >>> now to a florida teacher arrested last week after faculty and parents say they found out she facilitated fights among girls at the middle school although angel denied having organized the fights she is charged with delinquency of a minor. they confirmed her voice laying down specific

officers across the city in preparation for any demonstrations i want to bring in now if i can, dasha burns outside of trump tower awaiting the former president's arrival there after he leaves mar-a-lago dasha, i know donald trump is currently fund-raising off of this indictment. talk to us about that and what we've been seeing in terms of numbers. >> reporter: well, we know that in the 24 hours since the indictment dropped according to the trump campaign, he raised $4 million now, that's reportedly up to 5 million since then, and we've been seeing emails flying across our inboxes from the super pac from the campaign there's a maga swag, indictment-related swag they're selling now. he is clearly trying to use this moment politically to rally support around him, so while his lawyers might be focused on the case itself, his campaign is certainly focused on what this might do for him in this primary and beyond, yasmin >> mane eanwhile, desantis, tru main rival come 2024, as long as he announces, who those when that's going to happen, speaking out finally over the weekend what's he saying >> re

nbc news correspondent dasha burns has more on that dasha? >> reporter: jonathan, the former president's first remarks since news of the indictment and since that historic moment in the new york city courtroom can perhaps best be described as his social media feed from the last several days come to life and placed behind a podium in mar-a-lago he was very much on the defensive. he was going after the manhattan d. a. he was going after the judge in this case which could complicate matters for mr. trump and his legal teamch and his tone was a little bit different than what we typically hear at a trump rally, which is very much what this was in every other aspect he was much more subdued, much more humorless than we typically see him at these events and very much focused on-airing his grievances, airing the frustration that seemed to have been pent-up over the last several days here. now, all of the while we have seen his campaign sending out e-mails asking for donations, selling indictment swag. he's clearly trying to capitalize on this moment

and analysts on thos huge court rulings, regardin the abortion pill, we're gonna begin with nbc's dasha burns dasha, break this down for us. both of the rulings, if you can, please >> alex, look, late in the day yesterday, we got some of th most consequential news when i comes to abortion access since the overturning of roe v. wade i'm going to start with lawsuit in texas, that is what we've all been watching fo months now and the case in washington was essentially, filed in response to what was going on in that texas suit so, taking a step back, what's happening in that case, a grou of antiabortion organization and doctors have sued the fda, saying that they did not adequately evaluate the safety of that drug, mifepristone that used in medicatio abortion, when they approved i back in 2000 the fda says, this case has no merit, they say it's been on the market for over 20 years now. this drug has been taken according to the fda, by mor than 5 million women with over 28 deaths. associated with the drug but in this case, the judge ha mostly cited with th plaintiffs in this case. agreeing with th

joining me now, can fill pennsylvania's nbc dasha burns dasha, welcome so talk about the kind o receptiont ron desantis is getting there. how do you read it >> well alex, there is a prett packed room here today waiting for the governor to speak. we have some speakers before him right now, and look, thi is a pretty desantis leaning the crowd here at this event in fact, former president trum was not invited to come here according to his campaig sources. and while this is his firs stop in pennsylvania and thi election cycle, though he ha not course announced ira officially, both think about where he has been. he is coming here off of the heels of a trip to georgia, an areas in pennsylvania, and nex week he's going to be in michigan which of those three state have in common well, the three states with th former president lost in 2020, and they also lost them agai and the 2022 midterms via hi proxies. so make of that what you will. this is of course happenin against the backdrop of th former presidents indictment now we don't expect that desantis will address that i his speech today, but it ha

his re-election campaign yesterday we have along with kristen joining us nbc news correspondent dasha burns in bucks county, pennsylvania, and alencia johnson, political strategist and former senior adviser to biden's 2020 campaign kristen, quickly, because i know president biden, his campaign released its first 2024 ad this morning. what was the message >> reporter: they did, you're absolutely right, ana. this is going to be shown in six different battleground states, and the message builds on the announcement that we saw in that video that was released tuesday morning when president biden cast his re-election campaign as a fight for american liberties, a fight for the soul of america, he says, in that video take a look at some of what's in this first ad. >> under attack by an extreme movement that seeks to overturn elections, ban books, and eliminate a woman's right to choose joe biden has made defending our basic freedoms the cause of his presidency >> reporter: so there you hear the campaign really trying to frame this as a fight against former president trump who's of course currently

dasha burns is following this from near mar-a-lago also joining me is carol lamb a former federal prosecutorgal analyst. dasha, what exactly are house republicans looking for and what else did d.a. bragg have to say? >> reporter: this subpoena was directed at former prosecutor mark pomerantz now, the reason that congressman jim jordan who's heading up this investigate is targeting him is because he says that he is uniquely positioned because of his role as previously directing the investigation into trump's finances that he's uniquely prof positioned to provide relevant information to the committee here let's take a step back, pomerantz actually resigned a month into bragg's tenure he says because he felt that bragg did not move quickly enough to charge trump in fact, he wrote a book called "the people versus donald trump" where he wrote, quote, that bragg failed to recognize the case he had to be brought to vindicate the rule of law and demonstrate to the public that no one can hold himself above the law. now, jordan and the committee are hoping to use pomerantz to argue that bragg was unde

more is nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett and with us msnbc news correspondent dasha burns in tallahassee in what appears to be a demonstration of some sort laura, all this is still difficult to understand because now there is a conflicting ruling from a judge in washington that ordered u.s. authorities to keep mifepristone available across 17 states and d.c. what does this new ruling mean for all of us? >> let's take this in steps. i think it can be a little confusing when you have all these patchworks of different rulings and how they interplay first the practical implications of what the 5th circuitessentiaa have access to this drug because the original approval of mifepristone that still exists as to all the changes that the fda makes over the various years starting in 2016, that's where the action is. it is those loosening of restrictions that the 5th circuit has taked aim at and blocked. what do i mean by those? allowing women to be able to get the pill by mail, essentially allowing women to go further into their pregnancy, when they take the pill. so you used to be o

the abortion pill, m mifepristone can temporarily remain available but with restrictions nbc's dasha burns tallahassee, florida, with us. dasha, i wonder what the scene is like at the state house right now, and what we're expecting? >> reporter: hey, chris, well, we've seen a lot of action here in the first part of the day today. there was a group of protesters here in the capitol just outside of the doors of the house of representatives where this bill is currently on the floor. at one point some democratic lawmakers came and joined those protesters there were also demonstrators inside of the chamber at one point disrupting some of the proceedings, shouting, chanting, throwing some papers onto the floor, at which point the gallery was cleared. the gallery is now locked down for the remainder of the day we were expecting some heated exchanges, especially after last week, chris, when this bill made its way through the senate there were 11 people who were arrested for demonstrating outside of the capitol including a democratic lawmaker, state senator lauren book got arrested she talked to me

now, just about 4 miles from where he's standing is nbc's dasha burns at trump tower, and that is where president trump will be spending his night in his new york city apartment. what's the scene there, and what are you seeing in terms of nypd, secret service, i know they basically got that area blocked off, cordoned off. >> yeah, chris, a similar scene developing here to what garrett was just describing, the police footprint, the media footprint growing throughout the day here. the entire trump tower area has been blocked off it's very difficult to move around here right now. a whole lot of press, a whole lot of onlookers and tourists passing by here. just stopping to gaze at the spectacle here right now now, the mayor, and the nypd commissioner just held a security briefing explaining how the city is praeeparing for a d that they saw form is going to draw a lot of attention to new york city. they're saying that the nypd is prepared they say that right now there are no credible threats to the city, and while at the moment, things are quiet here right now in terms of protesters, we have

more about this, nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett, and nbc news correspondent dasha burns in west palm beach, florida laura, how significant is the former vice president's decision not to appeal the order for him to testify >> well, it could be pivotal depending on if he actually goes in and we'll have to wait and see whether his former boss, former president trump, actually tries to block this. he hasn't had much success in the courts, jose, to date. he just earlier this week he lost another battle in the court of appeals when it comes to this issue of executive privilege that's the ground that trump has been trying to fight to block his aides from testifying. so far hasn't worked we'll see whether it does here but if, in fact, the former vice president goes into testify in front of that grand jury, it could provide special counsel jack smith with critical testimony as you will remember, there are conversations that are only between pence and trump, and that, of course, is what smith is largely interested in >> dasha, has there been any response from trump world to the vi

what does the party do now let's talk about it with nbc's dasha burns outside of mar-a-lago, nbc's aliali is back with us as well dasha, what are you hearing from your sources in republican circles? is there any doubt from anybody you're hearing that trump is still the future of the republican party >> reporter: chris, i think what happened yesterday may have actually solidified that future. look, what i'm hearing from republicans across the board, and i'm talking about republicans who support trump, who have always supported trump, and those republicans who want to see the party move on from the former president they are all frustrated with what is going on here. look, we know that the president's supporters, the former president's supporters have been out in full force on fox news, on newsmax, on all of these networks, coming to his defense, talking about how this is a weaponization of the legal system, criticizing the d.a. on the other hand, the folks who are against the former president, the republicans who don't want to see him continue to have such power in the party, they are al

going to gea up for a presidential campaign of its own to make tha announcement at some point nbc's dasha burns that event in camp hill pennsylvania dasha, what are some of th points that he is making right now? some key moments from hi speech, and is he capitalizing on the current situation of th former president >> well, richard, the florid governor received a warm reception here this is an event that gather leaders from across the stat and the republican party local elected officials, gop operatives, and voters fro across the state and he received a standing ovation from the crowd her when he walked into the room he received applause throughou his speech when he hit on some of his big successes that he points to in florida that he talks about. education, he talks abou immigration, he talks abou some of those culture wa issues using the word woke a lot throughout his speech. that is something that we have come to see a lot when he make these sorts of remarks the backdrop to this is of course the indictment of the former president we were wondering whether or not he was going to address it he

way up into the building behind me that's, of course, after he leaves trump tower where we have dasha burns on the ground up there on the upper east side of manhattan making his way downtown manhattan and that's around 2:15 p.m. and where things begin the security here is incredibly tight. just in front of me as well is the area in which many protesters are beginning to gather that rally beginning around 10:30 a.m. this morning. so we have a lot to get to, a lot of folks on hand to walk us through it our team of reporters and experts with us. nbc news correspondent darren haake is with us garrett, let's start with you. it is quite the beginning of what will happen today, a huge day, right walk us through what we know, and what we don't know about this. >> somewhat befitting of an unprecedented moment we throw that word around, but it is really true. you laid out some of the choreography of what we know from when donald trump is expected to leave trump tower in the early afternoon, coming to entrance here at hogan place where we saw d.a. bragg arrive once he gets to the building, the choreog

people will be able to have their voices heard dasha burns is joining us from trump tower. what about the security presence that's been there for several days on fifth avenue and around trump tower. >> reporter: right now, things are calm there are a couple of pro and anti trump protesters. there is a heavy police presence here police buses parked in front of trump tower blocking the entrance heavy, heavy media presence, but right now, things have been peaceful and quiet of course, this may look different tomorrow as city officials here just addressed. here's what we are expecting here as the former president makes his way to the city. he's expected to land and laguardia airport where we are just getting reporting that several nypd highway expert units will meet the former president. two highway escort units will take the former president to trump tower. they will likely travel on grand central parkway. they are not expected to shutdown any other roads and one official says that they don't want a quote paparazzi princess diana motorcycle like chase or other safety issues du

it certainly anothe piece of the puzzle here that' really critical to watch yasmin >> all right dasha burns for us thank you for walking u through that let's continue thi conversation with alexis mcgil johnson, she is the presiden ceo of planned parenthood. alexis, thank you for joinin us on this, we appreciate it women across the country, righ waking up this morning with th possibility of mifepriston going to be banned nationwid in just seven days time, right first, your reaction to that and what do you say to women especially that ar understandably shaken by the latest decision out of texas >> my reaction is the same i imagine as yours i am enraged, i am outraged. the fact that we have a flow activist conservative judg moving in this direction wit this opinion, taking potentially taking away access to mifepristone which is use in the majority of abortio procedures as well as for variety of other service including you know miscarriage management which is also abortion so you, now we are concerned and i think that the point tha i would share with other peopl who are waking up, first of al i

dasha burns has more in our sunday focus. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. >> reporteragan facing questions about list age, delivered a line for the ages. >> i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> reporter: four decades laider and youth is not a word you would use to describe either leading presidential candidate. >> this is not a time to be complacent. that's why i'm running for re-election. >> reporter: president biden kicking off his re-election campaign this week at age 80. what's your biggest concern? >> age. he is not super in touch with such a large percentage of his base. >> i think he is too old. we need some young blood in office. >> reporter: these voters are not alone. 70% of americans believe mr. biden should not run for re-election, according to a new nbc news poll. among those voters who don't want him to run, more than two-thirds say his age is a factor. >> took a hard look at it before i decided to run. i feel good. i feel excited about the prospects. >> reporter: republican presidential contender nikki

and down playing that idea joining me from west palm beach in florida is nbc news correspondent dasha burnswe have nbc news correspondent sahil kapur welcome to you both. dasha, i'm going to start with calls from donald trump to defund the fbi and doj what has sparked that and how are republicans responding it seems a bit splintered in their response >> yeah, that's absolutely right. you have folks like lindsey graham saying this is a bad idea when you zoom out big picture, this is going against the republican brand in every possible way i mean, defund the police is what they criticized democrats for, so this is not a direction that a lot of folks want to go at the same time, you have others like congressman jim jordan saying, yeah, we should consider using the power of the purse in congress to potentially pull federal funding from the fbi, from the doj saying he's going to be talking to kevin mccarthy, talking to james comer potentially about this and so that also goes to show the power that trump's posts on truth social can have when it comes to some of the top leadership in the republica

nbc news correspondent, dasha burns, is in a pennsylvania county where republicans turned out in 2020nald trump. so dasha, i guess that means they turned out for joe biden. how are they feeling this time around >> reporter: yeah, mystery solved, katy hello from sunrise diner in bucks county, a swing county outside philadelphia we're hearing a lot of what we heard in our nbc news poll, folks are concerned about biden's age. they're concerned about how the administration is doing on the economy from younger voters, i have been hearing a lot about climate. folks are worried that the administration hasn't really done enough, hasn't talked loudly enough about issues around climate change. but i want you to hear from one voter we met today, a gentleman named mo, he's an independent voter, a small business owner and he is frustrated with things as they stand right now. but i want to give a little bit of a twist to what he told me. take a listen, and then we'll talk on the other side >> i did biden i did biden. and i'm not happy with it. i did trump in 2016. i just -- i switched over because

and joining us now is nbc's dasha burns, who has been follfollow ing every development in this legaland if the appeals court doesn't make a ruling, what does that mean does that mean the texas judge's order goes into effect >> it is a great question. and there has been a lot of chaos and confusion here because nothing about this is simple look, number one priority for the doj right now is to stop that ticking clome pressure tha leading up to that saturday deadline at which point theoretically the texas judge's decision would go into effect. so the doej is asking the court of appeals to put a pause on that, to remove that saturday deadline so the case has a chance, everyone has their chance to make their arguments and the case can go through the appeals court. the doj has asked for the appeals court to lift that deadline to take action, but they don't necessarily have to we don't know what is going to happen so it is possible that the doj will then take it to the supreme court. if the appeals court rules in favor of the doj, it is possible that the plaintiffs could also take it to the

talking about alvin bragg, judge merchan, and their families joining me near mar-a-lago is nbc's dasha burns. the judge was careful bwhile declining to enforce the gag order. nbc asked trump spokesperson about the attacks on bragg and the judge. what did he say? >> we were all wait ting to seet what extent he would take the judge's order, the judge's warning there seriously. last night's speech from the former president can best be characterized as his social media posts from the last several days come to life behind a podium at mar-a-lago, and yeah, he did in fact go after the manhattan d.a. he went after the judge and judge's family, other prosecutors and others involved in other cases and problems right now. we did reach out and here's the response we received from trump spokesperson steve which you think. he says in a statement, the constitution guarantees impartial process and free speech president trump is laying out all the facts. fa fact matter. what also matters is the legal system and how this might income and create an up hill climb for trump's legal team >> let's talk about donal

president, though, as he heads into court if not before >> let's get right to our panel, nbc's dasha burns outside trump tower in new york city, yasmin vossoughian, barbara mcquaid, a former u.s. attorney, law professor at the university of michigan and msnbc legal analyst, yamiche alcindor, nbc news washington correspondent. dasha, we're waiting, we're watching this historic moment. set the stage for us outside of trump tower. >> well, we have got a calm before the storm here yesterday. we had a massive crowd, a lot of noise today. it has been fairly quiet this is a business district, a tourist district, a lot of curiosity, a lot of onlookers. we have choppers overhead. we have got some anticipation building there are officers, heavy police presence here, some officers directing traffic right now, getting ready for the motorcade to make its way downtown and, look, this is a building, this is a residence that was the center of gravity for the trump campaign back in 2016, the center of his power. now, the place where he begins to make a journey that is unlike a journey that he has made in n

arraignment centering around the all all alleged hush money payment made to her on trump's behalf dasha burnss in west palm beach, florida and also on set, danny cevallos. how significant is it, his participation in this grand jury, and how soon could we see it happen? >> it's only significant if there's some piece of information that mike pence has concerning his communications with the former president that we don't already know about. and a lot of this universe may already be known if for no other reason than folks like the january 6th committee last summer pieced together a minute by minute breakdown of where everybody was and what everybody said at different times during the january 6th siege, and we all know that mike pence was there and so, i can't imagine there are too many communications between him and the president in the moment, but perhaps leading up to it, we've already heard about meetings where trump is berating pence, imploring him to do something that pence knows is wrong. we already know about that if there are additional conversations that could possibly incriminate the fo

conversation let me add to this specific conversation, my colleague, also the best in the biusiness, dasha burns, live outside trump tower in manhattan, where trump did an evita like wave, how many people did he see when he pulled up, and what happens now >> reporter: to those viewers that do not live in new york city, let me just set the scene here this is midtown manhattan. we're on the corner of 57th and 5th avenue, and this is an area where a lot of tourists gather normally folks here are headed to the lego store or doing window shopping. today a lot of people making their way through here have been coming by and stopping and asking us where is the former president, what is the latest? what is going on and so as they heard that he was getting closer, the crowds here grew just about everyone in this area has had their cell phones out, documenting every moment for the last half hour or so realizing that this is, as we use the word perhaps too much, it is warranted and unprecedented time in history. right now, there is a pretty big crowd that has gathered just across the street from trump tower

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and living dasha for half the world, she has become a symbol of the independence of russian journalism and the bloodthirstiness of those who gave the order to destroy her. just look at the burning crimean bridge, only to see the window of time ago so cruel pinpoint strikes occur with alarming regularity on october 8, 2022. a truck was blown up on the crimean bridge as a result of this terrorist attack, three people died and 250 meters of the roadway collapsed. such sabotage occurs almost every day, only according to official data , the special services prevented dozens, sabotage organizers, explosions were most often ukrainian reconnaissance sabotage groups and recognizable methods. yes what should have happened? security methods of ukraine they are really similar to the methods by which enjoyed the ukrainian nationalist years , the modern security service of ukraine took over from the nationalists of america. this is confirmed by the american politician. michael springman for many years. he worked in the administration of president ronald reagan. it was then that he got acquainted with the details of the secret operation, aerodynamics, which , back in the late forties, america

word invisible kalilaskovika and dasha i have a large shape words incorrect non-standard translations. so this word is available in russian. katya said well done. m burnhrough oleg katya is about watering wash walkie-talkie. in his dreams and katya even better . give the correct failure rate of a lunge not a lunge. oh, and the norm was apprehensive about the eight correct variant, but the hutka teams coped with the first task and pulled off their first points. let's see oleg katerina 63 victoria from dariad. the first stage passed by pastukhov is now, wait a minute, i'm the whole brow sub-market, practicing the requisites of the episode , two super-perks are fishing. which represent different teams? and the line? let 's see about the new competition, with tricky belarusian words, the rivals choose four options, one is correct, refusing now to send a signal for a skin correct refusal, 10 points. behind the dining room, gardening, who was waiting for this counter at the center of the studio, go first oleg to tick from your team. katya vika ti, dasha, i dasha katyusha and dasha we are walking near the center of the studio in a stroller. and daria we are