>> erin: you get stuck in the d.c.amber bubble you're going to think that the world is ending any day now. when you're in the presence campaign, it certainly feels like that is major book says that he starts the book with fiction about what could happen. these are the journalists we get the deal with as political operators in this country. that they write fanfiction about how texts can lead to some beginning shot at a pull booth knobs on it turns into a civil war. the d.c. can't get out of its own way or its own head and until he can actually does go out i think gwen's report is now felt certain airdrop it's of the competitive states across the country. like oh, people really do care about gas prices are people really do care that they can get the groceries, all may people aren't as angry as they think they are on twitter. because as soon as you step outside of d.c. or you walk at her house with her pants on you find out things aren't as bad as they seem. >> greg: yes, unless it's my neighbors. [applause] two things th

>> that's right, erin. it's going to happen any second now and we're going to see big cheers go up in the mission control which is right here. you just got some other folks here cheering. but this is it, the moment, d.a.r.t. hit ing the day more foes asteroid. right now, wow, look at the detail that you can see. >> it is amazing. it looks like a -- >> those are rocks on the surface of dimorphos of some kind. big cheers going up here inside the johns hopkins applied physics laboratory. erin you think about how much time and energy the people in this room have -- how much time and effort they've put into this being a success. and there, i think you can see the crowd cheering down in mission control. probably the only time that you're going to cheer for a loss of a spacecraft, erin. >> and we have impact! >> in the name of planetary defense. >> in the name of planetary defense. pretty amazing to see it. this sounds like the -- obviously celebration in that room. talk about threading a needle, kristin. you're t

i'm erin burnett in london tonight. out front tonight, king charles iii is at westminster castle after leading his nation and the world in an emotional farewell to his mother queen elizabeth. nearly half the world watched this crucial funeral as the transition of power was symbolized with the imperial state crown, the orb and the sceptre. they were atop of the queen's coffin and they are now on the high altar. they will be given to king charles at his coronation. we witnessed history as the royal family united for its final farewell to the queen. never before had anyone in the world seen a state funeral like this broadcast live. this was the first time, and the stillness and the quiet of the city were palpable from where we sat overlooking westminster abbey, you could feel everything stop and the moments of silence. that was a solemn hour-long service that we all witnessed. the queen's casket passed just behind where i'm sitting tonight. it was draped in the royal standard, adorned in a wreath of flowers as she departed

good evening, i'm erin burnett. ron desantis is vowing that his two flights of undocumented immigrants to martha's vineyard are just the beginning. >> these are just the beginning efforts. we've got an infrastructure in place now. there's going to be a lot more than happening. we are going to use it, and you're going to see more and more. >> now, ironically that $12 million that he refers to is coming from interest earned on coronavirus aid funds, aid funds that came from president biden. well, you see how desantis is using it in his threat tonight. republicans and democrats are at an all-out war of words. >> they use them as political pawns, treated them like chattel in a cruel premeditated political stunt. >> if they will not go to the border, we're taking the border to them so they can see the challenges they are posing to the entire united states. >> what desantis is doing a disgrace. >> these communities are so hypocritical because they are not willing to bear the brunt of joe biden's immigration failures. >> o

i'm erin burnett. "erin burnett outfront." russia's epic meltdown in a stunning and rapid turn of events. ukraine now has putin on the run. you can see over on the top right of this map highlighted in solid yellow, you can see the land that ukraine has recaptured in a week. that is now land that russia captured in five months. in one week, more land taken from putin than he was able to gain in more than five months. ukraine has now taken back more than 2,300 square miles total according to president zelenskyy. the onslaught was so swift and so unexpected that russian troops fled any way they could, disguised as locals literally taking bikes and stealing them and trying to bike away. this was far from an organized planned retreat. it was chaotic. these are some of the images we are now seeing of ukrainian forces. this is just one village. look at the utter destruction there. just completely destroyed. reports of atrocities and war crimes. and there will be much more of that. and along the border in the northeast ukraine, this r

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erin?right, evan, thank you very much. so we have counsel during the impeachment trial. stephanie grisham is with me, the former press white house secretary. from a legal perspective the judge says you can't have your cake and eat it too. trump is saying i declassified everything. his lawyers are refusing with all the penalties that it would entail to make such an argument in an actual filing. so, you have these documents marked classified. and the judge is saying, well what, do you want me to do? give me evidence they're not, or else they are. >> well, as the department of justice has pointed out, erin, there is no indication that trump actually ever declassified these documents. and there is a lot of suggestions, in fact, including the markings, the lack of legal process. i worked on this when i was in the white house, that they're not declassified. the reason those lawyers have never said in a court filing that the documents were declassified is because they would be subject to penalties

dearie is a former chief judge for the east erin district of new york. the justice department acknowledged he does have the experience needed for the role that is not the only investigation, however, moving forward. we are joined by drew. drew, good morning there's new reporting out that the doj just sent out a big stack of subpoenas what's that about? >> good morning. we have just learned overnight that about 40 subpoenas have been issued by the department of justice in relation to former president trump and the capitol riot the former new york city police commissioner's lawyer confirmed to nbc news that his client received one calling it the wildest and most obtuse subpoena he's ever seen sources close to the matter also say two phones have been seized. the department of justice declined to comment overnight. meanwhile the senate is opening a new investigation into claims made in a book by the former u.s. attorney for the south erin district of new york jeffrey burman alleged former president trump tried to put pressure to pursue his criticing. he spok

, i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the end of an historic reign. britain's longest serving monarch, queen elizabeth ii, has passed away at the age of 96 after serving 70 years on the throne. these are pictures outside the queen's private residence in balmoral, scotland, where she died peacefully this afternoon. her family is gathered there. that includes king charles iii who is expected to address the united kingdom tomorrow. prince william, who is now the heir apparent to the throne of the uk. queen elizabeth's death was met with an outpouring of grief from world leaders, from people around the globe. president biden, in fact, just moments ago paying a visit to the british embassy to pay his respects. on the streets of london where it is late tonight, this is the scene. people still gathered outside the gates of london's buckingham palace. keep in mind they are mourning and honoring a woman who has been a constant for almost everyone there. 80% of people who are living in the united kingdom were born during her rule.

that's right, erin.former prime ministers, david cameron, boris johnson, john major, tony blair all arriving really in the past five minutes. and we expect shortly to see the current prime minister liz truss, the queen's 15th and final prime minister. she is expected to arrive shortly. she will be giving the lesson at the beginning of the service. and then, of course, we will expect to see members of the royal family beginning to arrive. you can hear the tenor bell continuing to toll. it will toll a total of 96 times over 96 minutes to commemorate the 96 years that queen elizabeth ii lived, erin. >> and now let's go to nina dos-santos at buckingham palace. that is where the royal members of the family, some of them, at least, are about to leave for the funeral. we're about to see that procession from there to westminster abbey. nina, what is happening there? obviously we are momentarily awaiting seeing them. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, erin. well, i was just looking to check and the royal standard i

>> yeah, good evening, erin. crews were launched even before sunrise this morning, very early in the morning. we had eight helicopters that were blanketing the area of southwest florida where landfall took place yesterday. since that time we have rescued 68 people. we really focused our efforts today, and those areas that were excluded, barrier islands, surrounded by water where we couldn't get in there any other way. >> i have a few questions from that. let me just start with the 700 rescues that the governor is talking about. obviously that's not just you, that's the national guard as well, fire brigades, it's others. you're talking about 68 rescues. he did say the number could be much higher than 700. do you have any sense of how high this number is going to be and whether you still think there are a lot of people who need help? >> yeah, well, we're going to keep searching until nobody else -- we are satisfied in a nobody else needs rescuing. so you're right, 68 of those rescues were done by coast guard, princ

erin? >> thank you, erica.>> next, horrific stories emerging of what life was like in the ukrainian towns that were under russian control for six months. [ speaking non-english ] >> translator: they beat me on my back, my head, and then shoved me on the floor and kicked me. >>> plus, tonight, protests raging across iran over the death of a woman in police custody. it's unprecedented what's happening there. she was arrested because she was not wearing a head covering. so you o only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ when high quality is the only quality that matters, we fit your standards, with no-compromise quality and a lifetime guarantee. bathitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free coultation. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clea

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, putin threatening nuclear war amid humiliating losses in ukraine, russian president vladimir putin today ordering a military draft and warning that he could use nuclear weapons against west. during a rare televised address to the russian nation, the russian president summoned 300,000 more troops to fight and threatened nuclear retaliation. >> translator: mobilization will begin today, september 21st. i am instructing the heads of the regions to provide the necessary assistance to the work of the military recruitment offices. this is not a bluff. the citizens of russia can be sure that the territorial integrity of our homeland, our independence and freedom will be ensured. i emphasize this again with all the means at our disposal. and those who try to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know that the prevailing winds can turn in their direction. >> the prevailing winds can turn in their direction. context matters here. putin's mobilization is the first in russia

tell me who it is, what you know about him. >> that's right, erin.e is raymond deerry, a senior judge in brooklyn, a federal judge in brooklyn. he is somebody -- the only candidate, actually, that the two sides actually agreed could be acceptable to both sides. and so what we know from the order from the judge, she says that he has until november 30th to review all of the documents, everything that was taken from the fbi search of mar-a-lago. she also says that he should prioritize looking and reviewing all of the classified documents that were seized by the fbi. so november 30th deadline is a lot longer than what the justice department wanted. they wanted something like mid-october for this to be completed. the trump team was contemplating up to 90 days for this review. one of the interesting parts of this review too is that the trump legal team will get to review the classified documents according to the order from the judge, erin. >> all right. so in this situation, seems like a pretty big loss for the doj. they had also given, of course, the off-

>> it does, erin. if i may, i'll comment on what he just said, first. you used the words chaotic, dysfunctional, insane. and i will say this is a recurring theme. watching these pictures -- it's unbelievable to me. i knew it was going to be bad. again, i'm going to say we didn't know it was going to be this bad. this is horrific. two lessons i learned as a soldier. erin, there was a time when our unit was asked to stay three months longer in iraq. i was sent back to germany to talk to the spouses and the family members of the soldiers that had to stay beyond their 12-montour. it was horrible for me to do it. but it was something that i learned very early on, don't ever piss off wives or mothers. what putin has done is pissed off 300,000 wives or mothers. this is not going to end well. the whole threat of nuclear weapons, that's something that has to be addressed because it is horrific to even tlehreaten use those weapons. i think the administration is handling that in the right way to issue warnings, deterrent, and maybe some nuanced approaches on what

>> first of all erin rogers, he's outspoken for a long time.ny professional athletes speak up but as americans and where our country is going, we need to speak up to i'm in support of erin rogers and what he's doing, he's been vocal when it comes to covid lockdowns for a very long time gavin newsom doing things wrong. it seems right now if you are democrat or in politics, it seems like if you keep doing things wrong, you will get promoted and he wants to run for president of the united states. he destroyed san francisco, that was the beginning of the downfall of san francisco when he was mayor, destroying the state of california and not want to destroy the united states of america. erin rogers was very vocal about what's happening here in california. gavin newsom signed this a b2098, legislation which punishes medical professionals for speaking out giving out disinformation. i guess gavin newsom will be the one who will say what's information and what disinformation. we are just losing the state, he's been a terrible runner, we don't have any w

breaking news. >> good evening, i am erin burnett. the breaking news, hurricane ian tearing through florida tonight bringing with it life-threatening storm surge and catastrophic wind damage. this is the scene right now in punta gorda. trees whipping, winds topping 130 miles an hour. across florida there are people trapped in their homes. entire homes being flooded out, people swimming inside. one city hit hard is bonita springs. part of that city are now completely underwater. the storm surge has knocked homes completely off their foundations as well. and to the south of there, the city of naples cat 4 winds there have completely demolished buildings. look at how high up that -- obviously you never know what's in these waters now. you've got chemicals and everything in the middle of these towns. according to forecasters, the storm surge reached more than 6 feet, flooding cars and homes, even leaving rescue crews stranded. the water was so high that officials had to wade through it to rescue people who did not evacuate. and let us sho

>> erin, it's historically significant. we haven't seen a judge make a ruling like this or a politician be disqualified under the 14th amendment going back over 100 years. the 14th amendment was passed during reconstruction after the civil war in 1868. it was ratified. the idea was let's keep confederates away from holding office. understand, this is not over. their absolutely will be an appeal. the problem here is e, yes, the 14th amendment tells us that any public official who engages in insurrection is disqualified from holding future public office. the constitution doesn't tell us who has to make that determination. is it congress? is it state legislatures? is it federal judges? is it a state judge like we saw in this griffin case? is it a jury? all this remains an unknown. it's a certainty that griffin will appeal. this is the farthest any of these cases have gotten in well over a century. >> as you point out, historically significant. stephanie, the reality of it is, every time something like this happens -- i'm think

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erin? >> nick, thank you very much. and of course in that video that nick showed, i hope it stood out to you that the man who is recruiting for putin in that apparent video called it what it is, a war. now we have a member of the house armed services committee and a former navy helicopter pilot as well as a russian policy officer. also with me retired army major general. so, congresswoman, i want to start with the russian politician i mentioned nikita. he is, as i said, extraordinarily brave, pays the fine, has two young children. he's in russia as he speaks and he chose to come on international television and tell the world that he stands by what he said that putin should resign from office. and he did that despite the risks of what could happen to him. what does that say to you? >> i think that's amazing. it's the same type of democratic spirit i saw on the streets of kyiv when i visited weeks before the russian invasion. it's again the same things that i heard when i was back in kyiv a couple weeks ago talking to pre

erin. >> just about half a mile away.ge of this journey out to winsor where there will be another procession and a ceremony. that's, of course, where you are and anderson. >> it is, erin. out can't help to think of the tens of thousands who have lined up to see the queen lying in state, but also have lined the mile there, lining unfortunate here in winsor, anywhere they can to get a glimpse and to be a part of this history. this is something that we have never seen in our lifetime. they will be able to tell their children and grandchildren about it. >> i think that's right. look at all the different types of uniform reflecting the commonwealth, not just the united kingdom. the queen gave this amazing address to the nation from windsor castle where we are, where she really got everyone behind the lockdown which is something boris johnson at the time asked her to do. we've seen the process go past buckingham palace which, of course, is the seat of british monarchy. she hasn't spent much time there in recent years. she was n

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, god save the king.hose words sung for the first time in 70 years during a service of prayer and reflection for the late queen elizabeth. ♪ >> as king charles iii addressed the nation for the third time as monarch honoring his late mother and also assuring the nation. >> let everyone who live in the united kingdom or the territories across the world, is that whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect and love as i have throughout my life. >> the king later meeting with the nation's prime minister for the first time and some of their conversation was pick up by a microphone in the room. >> it's been so tough. all those people come to give their condolences. very kind. very kind. a lot of people have. try to keep everything going. >> the timing of the queen's funeral is still unclear but many of the world's leaders will be there. today president biden saying he will attend. >> are you going to the queen's funeral, sir? >> yes. i don't know what the detai

and that is my guest tonight. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, ian's fury still remains an extremely dangerous storm making its way through the carolinas tonight. let me show you this powerful video showing a pier in north myrtle beach torn into pieces as the hurricane came ashore. the storm surge ripping through neighborhoods like the ones i'm showing you here, leaving even more destruction of homes in its wake. even these homes built up on sticks. so many of them deeply damaged. and parts of charleston's historic downtown also underwater. and tonight there is still concern for life-threatening floods as the storm could dump up to 12 inches of rain as it moves north. meanwhile, in florida, the death toll rising, and sharply rising to 42, more than doubling the known death toll in 24 hours. and we still don't have a complete picture of the damage ian inflict the because the reality of the situation is, is that some of those barrier islands and neighborhoods are still completely cut off. what we have been able to see is devastat

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we have erin gibbs with us we know, erin, what happened with the selloff is this a set up for anothere-test the lows or do yes feel this is the all clear signal for now >> i think obviously yesterday's market action doesn't say oh, we completely put it past us. i think there is a possibility for more down side it is really all about the 10-year treasury and how people feel and that inflation reaction as you mentioned the reports coming out and if anything comes out that the economy is running too hot is disappointing and indications the fed will raise rates and the 10-year treasury go higher. we are looking for the yield on the 10-year treasury to break above 3.5 significantly and go 3.6 or possibly 4% that could certainly push the markets down just because the valuations did get a little highish or higher during the run up in june or july if we look at where we were trading on the valuation basis back when rates were 3.5% before, the market is about 14% higher on the valuation basis. certainly anything where it pushes yields up higher, we could see another down side or retreat back t

i am erin burnett. russia running home, the pentagon saying that russian forces are going back to russia over the border completely after stunningly effective counteroffensive by the ukrainians. the press secretary said the russians were caught off guard and some are in full retreat. >> we have seen a number of russian forces, especially in the northeast, cross over the border into russia. >> full on, our exclusive video from a town just liberated clearly shows how desperate russian troops were to get out. we have a report from a recaptured city, they left crates of equipment. they left weapons. they left the ukrainian take. leaving so much equipment behind. crucial equipment that will be used by ukrainians against russians and it shows the desperate nature of russia. this is as evidenced of more defense -- dissent in russia, nearly 50 municipal deputies have signed a petition demanding the resignation of putin. when i mentioned this petition last night, we are at almost double the number of officials,

>> reporter: good morning, erin. the weather cooperating somewhat. it is still dreary here.ts right now feeling like they've caught a major break. some of the high waters that we saw overnight receding. but make no mistake, a lot of businesses here, roads completely impacted by the high waters. the flash flooding in this region. and so a number of businesses that will start to open up this morning will begin to assess some of the damage in the region. the damage though already done in this region. a number of businesses and homes under a boil water advisory and we should note a state of emergency declared by the government for the county which is where we're at. the officials here grateful for the drainage system in the town. we've seen this fail in other cities before which leads to the pools of water staying stagnant for long periods of time. here the water moving fairly swiftly. but people are nervous by what they've seen. this came very fast and some people were caught off guard. the mayor addressing the state of emergency and some of the conditions as the floodwaters be

erin ohearne. the next britain prime minister. the 47-year-old was elected a short while ago. she will serve as foreign secretary and was the front-runner for the position. she'll be formally appointed primary by queen elizabeth ii at the castle in scotland, tomorrow. a break from tradition, who has previously performed the royal duty in london. truss will succeed boris johnson who announced his resignation this summer after months of scandals. she will face a number of challenges immediately. a dire winter energy crisis and an economic recession and long-term questions about her country's standing in the world post-brexit. and we have a clearer account of what the fbi seized from former trump's mar-a-lago home in florida after a federal judge unsealed a much more detailed inventory list of items on friday. in addition, to the troves of information marked top secret and classified, the fbi search turned up more than 40 empty folders with classified banners on them. but it is unclear what exactly ha

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erin? >> thank you very much. want to go to emergency management director for monroe county, that includes the florida keys. the storm passing west of the keys tonight, what are you experiencing so far? >> so, currently we are experiencing tropical storm force conditions on the low end as far as sustained winds in the middle and lower keys, we are looking at storm conditions of winds of somewhere in the range of 40 to 50 miles per hour. and we've had a few heavy gusts in key west in the 60 to 70-mile-per-hour range. lots of rain. it has been raining now off and on all day. some areas we have officially recorded, you know, 6 inches of water plus. so, we are definitely feeling the tropical storm effects here in monroe county. >> and how bad do you expect it to get here overnight? >> we do expect it to worsen overnight. we are beginning to see a few power outages throughout the lower keys. some down trees in residential areas. so, we are very closely monitoring the situation as we move through the evening and early m

erin burnett is here right now. erin, what a fantastic story.they had been trying to get jobs in the u.s. for five months. what is that? >> five months, don. and it's getting the work papers. they're here under what is called humanitarian parole status. you can get that and then you have to get work papers to be allowed to work. so alex is a crane operator. he simply can't get to work. you talked about it as affecting his dignity and self-worth. he wants to provide for his family. you saw some of those other refugees who are actually in alex's apartment right now. among them is a mother and daughter. they were accountants at big companies in ukraine, in mariupol. one of them is taking classes online and the other is working as a nail technician. she is doing now because they can't get work papers. so the word paper backlog is a really huge issue right now. >> after the war we were all doing stories, on each of our shows, about people who are resettled here. and your story we saw how alex has had up to 12 ukrainian refugees in his one bedroom apa

being more of a king of the people than somebody who is distant and somebody who is untouchable. >> erine will go to you on that point. what are your thoughts? >> well, my thoughts is he is pretty much that he is wearing that uniform, and not sure how relatable a morning suit is to the younger generations, it is a costume essentially, and that is, that shows he is the king. he looks like he is the bit, it is our mental image of a king. but he has made very clear, both in the counsel and the speech to parliament, that he is not going to be otherwise at buckingham palace, and with politic, in the way that he sort of essentially did as prince of wales. he is going to stick to his responsibilities and only bring up politics with his prime minister every tuesday afternoon. and one can feel that those prime ministers are going to have a lot of, they're going to have their ears bent. >> erin, what about you? >> so i've noticed in diving in a lot of the data about this, that you see something really funny, which is that the popularity of individual royals make go up and down, but the popularity

erin mclaughlin, nbc news, izyum, ukraine >>> coming up, the historic security challenge ahead of the funeral to keep all those world leaders and the royal family safe. >>> and back to our top story now. the massive history-making security mission under way right now ahead of monday's funeral for queen elizabeth. it's the biggest security operation ever in the uk molly hunter reports from london. >> today, king charles and prince william stopping by the met police command and control center in the midst of what british police say is their biggest operation ever, deploying the greatest number of officers in the met's history. nbc's matt bradley spoke with the deputy assistant police commissioner. >> the scale of this is something that is hugely difficult to compare with anything else. >> it's bigger than the queen's platinum jubilee, and bigger than the 2012 london olympics. >> so they really learned an awful lot from that kind of security procedure that went on there with all those visiting dignitaries. >> the met police have put into action a global protect operation with 2,000 guest

erin mclaughlin, nbc news, kharkiv, ukraine. >>> on the largest conference in san francisco since the start of the pandemic, which continues today. the second day of dreamforce, that's what we're talking about here, it is now under way, where tens of thousands of people are attending and the nearby businesses getting a much-needed boost. yesterday we saw people packed in this restaurant. this is on one market, on the embarcadero and analysts estimate it will bring in tens of millions of dollars in revenue and provide a big boost in tourism. of course, that rain not done for parts of the bay area just yet. this is new video of redwood city about 8:30 this morning. you saw umbrellas up and out. wet streets out there. check out this video. this is san mateo overnight near the laurelwood park area where rain was certainly making an impact. meteorologist vianey arana joining us now. we have been seeing this rain, much needed, of course, but some people are probably like, is it over yet? >> today it's w see the system. it will clear out until thursday. taking a live look right now at satell

thank, you erin. good to talk to.ed states is continuing its efforts to assist ukraine, the white house is saying it is also continuing its efforts to secure the release of two americans being held inside russia. president biden met with the families of brittney griner and paul whelan. it was the president's first in-person meeting with the families, although they spoke by phone over the summer, as well. want to bring in michelle's tinder who's joining us from the white house. it is great to see, you my. friend heard about this meeting obviously over the last 24 hours or so reporting come out of the white house on this. what are they saying as to what took place? >> well, the white house is saying that this is an incredibly important meeting. the first in-person meeting between president biden and the families of paul whelan's brittney griner. we met with paul whelan sister, elizabeth, as well as brittney griner's wife cherelle. and he said that he is going to do everything he possibly can to get their loved ones home

one couple that is benefitting is erin and jacob met with speaker pelosi when the american rescue plan was passed. they are professionals photographer and business stray up when the pandemic hit. the law helped them keep coverage at a time when it mattered more than ever observe and now they are paying less than 50 dlrs a month for a high quality health plan for the both of them. speaker pelosi, thank you. the work you have done along with congress and president biden will make a world of difference in the lives of millions of americans and hundreds of thousands of californians. it will allow people like erin and jibbing on keep their coverage and the costs within reach for people throughout the state who don't have health insurance today but could have it tomorrow. open enrollment on november first and i encourage anyone californian going without coverage to individual coverage california. it is more in reach than ever before. with that, thank you again to the speaker for her leadership and for this incredible accomplishment and my pleasure to introduce rossy advocacy director for aar

erin burnett is here with me right now. a fantastic story!ths? ! what is that? >> five months, don! it's getting the work papers. they are here under her planetary parole status. you can get that, then you have to get work papers to be allowed to work. so alex is a crane operator. he simply can't get work. he talked about it, affecting his dignity and self-worth. he wants to provide to his family. you saw some of those other refugees who were actually in alex's apartment now, among them was a mother and a daughter. there were accountants at big companies and ukraine, in mariupol, don, now one of them is taking classes online, the others working at a nail technician. they are doing that because they cannot get work papers. so this work paper backlog is a really huge issue right now. >> listen, after the war we were all doing stories on each of our shows on people who are resettled here. and your story, we saw how alex has had up to 12 ukrainian refugees and his one bedroom apartment at a time. how can people help ukrainian refugees if they wan

who won the week, erin haines and mostly maria back with me. let me go to melissa murray.k the january six select committee won the week when they brought in the spouse of a sitting supreme court justice to testify. this has never happened before. who knows it above if it will happen? again if they won the week, that means john roberts lost the week because he definitely did not want this in the news cycle. >> i'm trying to figure out anyway and we won't see any more comments about his lady but this is something very much off there. but we are interested to hear what she testified. to erin haines, it falls to you who tell us to tell us who won the week. >> and let melissa finished, but i think vivian jefferson, aka lizzo, she was in washington on tour earlier this week. got onstage and literally played the flute from james madison from 1813 when she was in town. congress invited her to see the full, play it, she took them up on the offer, and the rest as they say is literally history. black people playing a american artifact a copy of u.s. constitution, a shout out to the

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erin, let me start with you there on the ground. bring us up to speed on what is happening there, specifically when it comes to this vote with these four regions. >> that's right, today was the first day of voting in four areas currently occupied by russian soldiers. and i was texting with a man who lives in one of the occupied regions, a ukrainian citizen, he was telling me that this is all happening with deep fear. he is feeling a fear so deep, within his bones, he said it is equivalent to a nuclear strike. that is how scared he is right now, because not only is he looking at the very real possibility that his home, his city could be annexed by russia, but also, what could happen if that does in fact become the case, if he in fact becomes a citizen of russia, the possibility that he also could be subject to the partial mobilization that president putin has announced and the prospect that he would then be forced to fight his own countrymen. he said he is absolutely terrified. in terms of the vote itself, he says he has seen mobile

thank you. >> thank you, erin. as erin showed, it is very complicated. when monroe is president, there has been a lot of disgruntlement by u.s. citizens that the seminoles in florida have been doing raids on people living in georgia. and on georgia plantations. that is what necessitates monroe asking jackson to go to florida. as aaron has shown, they have been down this road before. munroe knows he's -- prone to exceed orders. he certainly knows jackson's personality. he has worked with him before. i thought it would be really interesting to look at what was jackson told? what is the actual correspondents? what actually happens? we will analyze that. all of this is happening at the time with relevance to highland that we have -- it is very municipal to the interpretation. john c calhoun was the secretary of war. this is the first quotation you're seeing. it is monroe giving jackson orders to go to florida. calhoun's wording is that you may be prepared to concentrate your forces into adopt the necessary measures bolden mind to terminate a conflict, which

nbc's erin maclachlan is in kharkiv.ussian president vladimir putin's recent moves declaring a partial mobilization triggering a tidal wave of men leaving the country as well as thousands taking to the streets in protest are all signs russia is struggling and struggling badly on the battlefield, vowing the united states will do what it can to help ukraine capitalized on recent gains. this as president zelenskyy, in an interview, with cbs news, called on the united states and others to give more in the way of air defense systems, saying that u.s. has the -- they need more to protect ukrainian crowns and cities. he also, once again, called out the russian president for what he calls nuclear blackmail. >> [interpreter] look, maybe yesterday it was a bluff, now it could be a reality. let's look, what is that contemporary use of nuclear weapons or nuclear blackmail? he targeted and occupied our nuclear power plant in the city of -- i don't think he is bluffing. i think the world's deterring it's and containing this threat. we

i'm erica hill in for erin burnett.s. john berman here in for anderson. the presence of 48 empty folders at mar-a-lago marked classified does not automatically imply 48 missing documents. however, that fact revealed in a more detailed inventory from the search at mar-a-lago certainly does raise questions. questions, for example, about how material marked classified was stored and kept track of at the former president's resort, if at all. questions about why the material

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erin thank you very much really appreciate it. all right folks, the market looking for leadership and it's not getting it from technology stocks that were forever, unstoppable. i want to bring in capital managing director sarah kuntz. sarah, one month ago, 96% of the names in the s&p tech sector were above their 50 day moving average. today, coming into the session, only three were above their 50 day moving average and in one month, everything changed. what does that say? >> you know, i've been saying that this change is going to come, right? i've been saying that we're not going to see this magical bounce back that people were hoping, and the bottoms now falling out, so yeah, i think that the mega cap tech stocks are feeling the pain more acutely in part because their pe ratios are so much higher than many other names on the street. it doesn't mean these companies are fundamentally failing them in any cases. it's just that they are getting brought down to earth and no longer being treated as a magical unicorn, so i think my advic

erin mclaughlin is on the ground with the latest.t, in fact, the nato secretary general is calling this the biggest escalation in this war since the invasion back in february. it is also being considered as the biggest land grab that europe has seen since world war ii. so, you know, ukrainian officials that i've been talking to are extremely concerned, they're calling this a new phase of this war, and in the words of one ukrainian official, he believes that president putin simply is burning all bridges behind him, because in effect, what this so-called annexation does, while universally being recognized by the west as illegal, it essentially, from a constitutional perspective, it obligates putin and the kremlin to defend 15% of ukraine as its own, and what putin has been alluding to, for days now, is that he will do whatever is necessary to do that, essentially a veiled threat at the nuclear option. we have heard from secretary blinken earlier today say that so far while this loose talk from the kremlin about this nuclear threat is i

erin perini joins us as well.sti erin, let meth start with becaur you heard beschloss, the historian earlier there, refer to two pivot points to all out war for this country. which is what biden's speech ren reminded him of. and that is what worriesded of eighteen sixty before the civil war and nineteen forty beforefo of course, world war two.. that's what worries me about the nature of what biden's willing to say. your takeke o on on his comments last night? >> well, we heard from president biden to your point, tammy was extremely divisive he has and he really has no leg to stao stand on when he's trying to talk about the threatsn. tos to democ democracy. when democrats across the country are putting moneyray democratntry putting money into into primaries, inton pr republican primaries to try and elevate whatevate wh they cr ,quote unquote, ultra maga candidates, those who are firmlyose who in the make amera great again camp. so time and again, democratstime what joesay one thing and do an. but what joe biden did b last night was two things. trieone , he tried to distract the nation

erin gilchrist reports on these resident rappers reporting to -- >> the u.s. stranger to the world stage. the field band has been playing concerts, and connecting the public to the army for more than 75 years, honoring soldiers and veterans through music. the notable bogey waukee bugle boy has never sounded like this. rappers and nicholas seems durham are reddick, over a year ago answered a job posting about the army field been looking to have at hip-hop artists to his rank. >> how does it field, to be the first? >> to be here, and be able to be a part of such a great organization, it would be -- to even bring on rappers, is a great blessing. >> we're gonna be focused on making sure we're doing a good job with a title. >> you can talk about a multitude of different things with hip music. >> after months of basic training, they are now full-time members of the army and its field band. making their debut in front of a world audience and scotland, at the edinburg military tied to last month. >> when we hit that walkway, meet him kind of give each other a little -

erin burnett "outfront" picks up our hurricane coverage right now.king news. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news devastation. new video just in showing the stunning destruction