hallie? >> thank you.o to you, because the judge is still considering that motion for a mistrial. right? what does it say to you the judge still hasn't actually ruled on that? >> signals he's probably not going to in-state that, maybe because the defense isn't sure they really want it. if the judge were to grant a mistrial and dismiss the case with prejudice, that would be great for the defense, because that means mr. rittenhouse could not be prosecuted again. if the judge declares a mistrial but not with prejudice, the prosecutors could bring the case again. the calculus of the defense attorneys, hallie, may be that they're doing really well now, that mr. rittenhouse may be on his way to a "not guilty" verdict. they may not end up requesting formally a mistrial. >> glen, what's your argument. >>> make the best arguments i can marshal based on the arguments. hasn't gone particularly well for the prosecution. boils down to two things. self-defense and burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt because law in

hallie? >> ron allen, shaq brewster, kristy, thank you for being with us leading us off on the show. appreciate it. >>> as we mentioned, a bunch of breaking news juggling or about to juggle this hour, because we expect at some point on capitol hill the budget office is officially expected to score as it's called the cost of the democrats big spending package. not because we love nerdy stuff buck make or break for the bill which could get a vote soon. >>> and breaking news from silicon valley. instagram under investigation reportedly for its effects on kids. >>> in oklahoma hours before scheduled execution the governor is stepping in stopping it at the last minute. we're live with that story, next. for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't s

so, hallie, it's pretty clear here the committee won't get everything they want.to whether the threat of contempt here moved meadows, it's hard to say for sure. he certainly would have more to lose by being charged ultimately with contempt than say steve bannon. meadows is out promoting a book right now. he may want to have a future career in politics whereas bannon wants the fight, wants the attention. i don't think anybody would want to disagree with that point. >> fair assessment. >> for meadows, that may not be the same calculation in place. regardless, this will continue that back and forth dance between the former chief of staff and the committee over what exactly he is willing to share with them about january 6th. >> and garrett, you mentioned the issue of executive privilege coming up as it relates to the way that meadow ss looking to cooperate even somewhat with the committee. we're seeing that claim of executive privilege get triggered even in federal appeals court today. and i know you have reporting late this afternoon that the judges seem skeptical of

hallie? >> chuck, the committee wants to hear -- kell thank you -- from angela mccallum, former trump aide, executive assistant. the committee said she was part of this pressure campaign on state officials and left this voice mail last december for a state rep. in michigan. i want to play it. >> we want to know when there's a resolution in the house to appoint electors for trump, if the president can count on you to join in support. >> if she cooperates, chuck, how does her testimony fit into the bigger pig tour as you see it? >> if she cooperates it's a good guess she didn't decide to call this person on her own. who asked her to do it? what conversations led up to that? we already know a lot about the january 6th attack on the capital. this is not quantum physics. we're not looking for subatomic particles. we're looking for as many people who had contact with trump and the trump campaign and the people around trump to tell us the truth, and so if angela mccallum is one of them, all the bett

hallie. >> sam.ing what happens in the next less than two hours here as far as the white house response to that court battle. if you will. matt, you're in land op, right, because it's another significant day in this process with travel now made easier, especially people coming in from europe. i have to tell you i'm visualizing it as like the closing scene of like "love actually" with all the reunions. people hugging and crying and seeing each other. has that materialized yet? have you seen that, or is it more of a slow start? >> hallie, you stole my line. i was just going to say "love actually." i would call it the opening sequence of "love actually" but, yeah, it was actually quite emotional, actually quite emotional and, you know, there were people who were embracing. there were actually people who were working for the airlines who are dressed in like uncle sam type attire and dressed all in bunting and waving american flags. >> wow. >> this is a big deal and not just for the passengers. it's a big

so hallie, everything is uncertain. i mean, our headline at "punch bowl news midday," and thanks for the shout out, is we're skeptical that this will happen today. i will it will you we are expecting a dear colleague, a letter from nancy pelosi to her colleagues, in this hour we imagine. we expect it's going to lay out what she sees as the path forward. remember, next week is a recess week for congress. if they want to get this done before thanksgiving basically, they need to get it done this week or at least into this weekend or next week. >> you might be wondering, folks, why we're showing you a big picture -- portrait of george washington. not because we think it's such great art, although i guess it's fine, it's because speaker pelosi will be in front of those microphones momentarily to be swearing in new members of congress. we may get some certainty, she may take a couple of questions on news of day topics there. jake, i know that if you, ali, get the dear colleague letter -- >> we just got it. it does not say muc

>> we'll see, hallie. they did that for steve bannon. we're still waiting on the committee to act on mark meadows, the president's former chief of staff, who did not comply with the subpoena. and the committee hasn't acted yet on that criminal contempt referral. and perhaps mark meadows is now complying. we don't know. i checked in with the committee just yesterday and they said there was no update for the moment. so, you know, looking ahead there's a lot of people who are extremely close, still, with the former president who have subpoena deadlines as i mentioned today, yesterday, coming up down the road. and is the committee going to go through this process with every single one of them while at the same time as ken mentioned, they have spoken with over 200 people behind the scenes, 200 people that we don't yet know about. and they are hinting at the information they've already gathered in these subpoena requests to these individuals saying they've obtained some of this information through their own investigation. and there's a big que

hallie. >> megan fitzgerald live in wisconsin.at developing news. >>> now to the pandemic and new reporting among antivaccine groups online. some of them turning to home remedies that will, quote/unquote devaccinate them and letting them prove to their employers they got the shot without it being in their systems. >> we should just note as responsible journalists it does not work like that. there is as ben collins points out, people who were very against vaccinated going ahead and getting the shot. again, but none of the methods we're talking about here, cupping, borax baths actually undo the vaccine. let me bring in ben collins who has been reporting on this, covering these theories. so, explain this as you know it as you're reporting because i was struck by the way that i know you talk about this and you talked about it online as you do a lot of reporting on some of these anti-vax groups. there's actually some good news here which is that they're getting vaccinated. the bad news, right, is that they're turning to these bizarre m

hallie?ing forward to seeing more of your interview with bill gates in that exclusive interview tonight on "nbc nightly news." >>> we know in virginia the issue of education as we talked about played a factor in the gubernatorial election overnight, that glen youngkin has won. if you followed politics you knew that was key to all of this. why? because republicans have been complaining about whauns have been learn being in schools in many ways. in south lake an anti-crt candidate won a leadership role on the county school board. i want to bring in nbc's microscope hicksen but a on this. we know this issue of critical race theory, crt, was something that was important to south lake's school board. est here's one voter on what she thinks of crt and why it shouldn't be taught in schools. we should note, lot of miscommunication on what crt is and where it is actually taught. here she is. >> i don't believe in all of that. global in black lives matter. all lives matter. i put three kids through sch

hallie? >> that's a good point. kelly o'donnell, thank you. matt, let me go to you. we know these travel bans are in place in south africa, the u.s. and other points. other countries are putting in travel bans as well. but south african officials, even the w.h.o., was saying, putting these travel bans in place gives the government a chance to do the right thing and be transparent about the variants. >> reporter: there's more to it because south african and southern african areas are saying, we are being candid and now we're being punished for it economically and we're vulnerable countries. that's what we're hearing from the president of south africa. really in a chorus of objection from much of the global south. remember that up until only a couple months ago when the virus ravaged through south asia and india, this was very much a rich country disease. it was unusual in that regard that it seemed to be tearing through europe, italy, the united states, here in the united kingdom. so what we'r

i'm hallie jackson in washington. but we start with our team in and around kenosha, wisconsin. ellison barber, who is there. i'm also joined by former u.s. attorney, rachel paulus, barbara mcquade, former prosecutor, paul henderson, and brittany pat nick cunningham. ellis, i have to start with you. you're on scene. we just heard from the defense attorney who i assume spoke not too far from where you are now. what do you expect in the next hour or so. have we heard from everybody that we expect to hear from at this point? >> given that we just got that statement from the prosecutor, i would expect that that might be the extent of what we're going to hear, at least in the immediate future. i mean, you heard in that press conference, the defense being asked about whether or not people would hear from kyle rittenhouse. and he seemed to imply that maybe that would at least not be something happening in the immediate future. i can tell you, once the jury delivered their verdict, not guilty on all five counts, we watched as the girlfriend of the second man, kyle rittenhouse shot and k

lester >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> our other story breaking tonight, a judge late today ended the conservatorship over pop star britney spears, giving her the freedom to make her own decisions about her life for the first time in many years her case shined a spotlight on the controversial and restrictive legal arrangement. erin mclaughlin has late details for us. >> reporter: tonight after almost 14 years, superstar britney spears is finally free the judge declaring the conservatorship over her person and estate are no longer required effective today. spears was not present for the hearing but posted on instagram, best day ever. >> britney spears as of today is a free woman and an independent woman and the rest, with her support system, will be up to britney. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, the sounds of victory. creators supported an entire movement to make this moment a reality. >> today is life changing today is the biggest deal in the world, and i can't imagine how britney is feeling >> reporter: on instagram, the pop star and her fiance calling #freebritney a human right

hallie, the committee could get those documents in days. >> maybe just a couple days, lester it looks like those key documents from the trump white house related to january 6th will not stay secret much longer. that's after a big legal setback for former president trump. a federal judge is now ruling against him, rejecting mr. trump's claim of executive privilege as he tries to keep hundreds of pages of these documents out of the hands of lawmakers investigating that capitol riot the judge writing presidents are not kings and the place is not president. the judge pointed to the position of the biden white house which supports sharing the information with congress mr. trump's team is now appealing, but they're running out of options and out of time with the national archives set to release those papers friday. lester >> hallie jackson in washington, thank you. >>> we are watching a powerful storm sweeping across the country in the plains 10 million are at risk for severe thunderstorms from iowa to texas. tomorrow cold will change rain to snow across the upper midwest causing travel to

nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jock son. washington post column e northwest, eugene robinson, jake sherman from "punchbowl news," and daniella pletka from the americans enterprise institute. the ahmaud arbery verdict. i want to play the 911 call. there's a line in there, gene, that other people have pointed out that might be the most important line of this trial. let me play it. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm out here at satilla shores. there's a black male running down the street. >> where at satilla shores. >> i don't know what street we're on. >> hey, drop that. damn it. stop. travis! >> so the emergency, gene was a black man was running down the street. >> black male running down the street. that's the line that jumps out. that was the emergency that was perceived. the thing is, of course, we wouldn't know any of this had not that video been released and gone viral because the initial decision by prosecutors -- local prosecutors was to do nothing. okay, we're good, right? you know, you just killed t

i'm hallie jackson in washington and we'll have more on election day in a minute.ng to hear from president biden. he is overseas with a news conference scheduled to begin just about 30 minutes from now. here is josh lederman. if there's one thing i remember from my traveling overseas with previous presidents, it's that timing can be wiggly. we'll hear from president biden in this news conference format shortly and there's a lot to get to him on. you've worked ton five big things to watch. tell us what your expectations are as we wait to hear from president biden after his second foreign trip in office here. >> that's right. usually speaking of wiggly, usually these things start late. in this case it looks like it could start early. top of mind for everyone today, hallie, is the news back in washington, frankly. we have not heard from president biden about senator joe manchin since he came out yesterday, dropped a bomb into the whole situation with the president's spending bill which is not only important for so much of president biden's domestic agenda but also fra

the arc of his professional accomplishments. >> hi, hallie. thanks for having me.ssence of colin powell in many ways when he talked about young people who are now not so young who look at him as a mentor. i think young people who are still very young particularly in the military look at him as a mentor because of the trails he blazed. i think it's sort of sad that the first line in colin powell's obituary was about his testimony to the u.n. on weapons of mass destruction, because that sort of is the one blight in his otherwise immense career. and i think when you put that aside and you just look at the barriers he broke and look at what he did both in several administrations, but particularly at the pentagon where the pentagon is -- the pentagon -- the american military is one of the most integrated places in the institutions in the american country, in the country. but that's at the enlisted level. when you're looking at the ground. when you get up to officers, it's very much still a bastion of white. and colin powell broke that. and african americans who are in t

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. >> reporter: so let's talk timeline, hallie. we are now in the third part of a five-part segment for closing arguments. it started with prosecution, then for each of the three defendants facing nine counts, those attorneys get to make their closing arguments and then there is a rebuttal. there's two more left and they're about an hour each. we should be wrapped today by 5:00 and it's entirely possible the jury could be deliberating starting tomorrow, which will really be up to the judge, is my understanding, whether they want to begin deliberations tomorrow or extend things after the thanksgiving break and pick up after that. this is nothing new we're hearing, but the prosecution really drilling down on the idea that ahmaud arbery was unarmed, he didn't have an id on him much less a gun. they're not exactly observing him committing a crime, but it was pointed out from a neighbor that arbery was running down the street in their community, and they felt like there was a neighborhoodwide crime spree going on. they felt it was their

i'm hallie jackson in washington. it's good to be with you.s a busy one, we got breaking news, those new travel restrictions that will go into effect in just a few days from now, just put in place by if white house. we have a new statement from president biden. we got our teams all over it. nbc news foreign correspondent is with us and dr. susannah hills and pediatric surge surgery at colombia university. tell us about the plans coming from folks overseas. >> reporter: hey, holly, the u.s. has become the latest company to have imposed travel restrictions on south africa and seven other african countries. why? because this new variant just named today omni chrome, the who ray signs a greek alphabet letter to each variant so they're not associated with the countries they were first discovered in, in this particular case. it was south africa. remember that name on the chrome, we will hear that over and over in the next few days but months, it's like a delta variant but worse, this is what the w.h.o. has been saying. it has a lot of mutations. it

as you know, hallie, things move slowly.ing to continue to fall back and then spring forward. >> all right. i'm looking forward to the sunsetting at 2:00 this afternoon today. thank you so much, joe. it's good to see you. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a new sunday sit-down with elizabeth banks and a taste of her new line as they sit down to talk about her open and honest podcast and how she took control of her career in hollywood. >>> then a life well-lived. the marine ready to give his own life to save his brothers in battle. and as we head to break, our photo of the week. a house covered by ash from an erupting volcano on the spanish canary island. a volcano there has been erupts architecture firm. they were getting ready to travel to portland, maine for a pitch when their 3d-printer broke. luckily, sml is with american express business platinum, and has access to over $1000 in value per year with the business services suite. so they got new software and created a full augmented reality experience. sml won the pitch,

hallie, good morning >> hey, good morning to all of you.lked about this so much lately, right? the attention on instagram's impasse on the mental health of its youngest users now that's the focus of this new investigation led by states from around the country at least eight states this morning putting pressure on instagram. now under investigation for how it affects its youngest users. a bipartisan group of attorneys general looking into how the popular photo sharing app's parent company, meta, formerly facebook, gets teens to use and stay on its platform and the, quote, resulting harms of such extended engagement. they're focussing on whether the company's actions violated consumer protection laws >> did they try to keep children and young adults on the platform longer children and young adults left the platform, did they seek to bring them back? all of those are the types of techniques that would be of interest if they existed >> meta, overnight, telling nbc news the investigation is based on a deep misunderstanding of the facts and that

i'm hallie jackson in washington. here with me for this breaking news coverage, we have cal perry outside that courthouse in georgia. legal analyst and defense attorney danny sa lis. and brittany cunningham is an msnbc political analyst and black lives matter activist. cal, let me start with you. what we have seen over the course of the last 90 minutes has been so much emotion outside that courtroom. we have heard from ahmaud arbery's mother. we have heard from his family members. we have heard from supporters of the family. >> it's been emotional. you can say jubilation, but also a sense of profound relief, both on part of the family and the supporters here. inside the court when that first verdict was read on the first defendant, we actually heard a woo described by the court reporter. that stopped the proceedings. the judge saying nobody can act like that. he was escorted out of the courtroom, but not before he said, long time coming. that was what happened inside the court. outside the courtroom, you played some o

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hallie jackson picks up our coverage. >>> i'm in washington with two big breaking stories we're following as we come on the air. 3:00 east coast time. in brunswick, georgia, what you just heard about, we're waiting for one of the defendants in the murder trial other the killing of ahmaud arbery to come back on the stand, that should happen any minute really. travis mcmichael set to talk about the moments when arbery was shot and killed. and we're also watching something here in washington in building right behind me, lawmakers about to vote any minute on something that they haven't done in more than a decade. rebuking one of their own. democrats looking to not only censure republican congressman paul gosar, but to boot him from his committees too. why? because of that video he tweeted showing him killing congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. an animae video. we won't show you that, but we will show you what is going down on the house floor. we'll bring that vote to you live when it happens. and i want to bring in our team covering the capitol for us. ali vitali, john bresnahan is here w

hallie jackson picks up our coverage right now. >>> we're staying on that breaking news here on msnbc. guilty verdicts against the three men now convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. >> malice murder, we find travis

hallie jackson picks up our coverage. >>> i'm in washington with two big breaking stories we're following as we come on the air. 3:00 east coast time. in brunswick, georgia, what you just heard about, we're waiting for one of the defendants in the murder trial other the killing of ahmaud arbery to come back on the stand, that should happen any minute really. travis mcmichael set to talk about the moments when arbery was shot and killed. and we're also watching something here in washington in building right behind me, lawmakers about to vote any minute on something that they haven't done in more than a decade. rebuking one of their own. democrats looking to not only censure republican congressman paul gosar, but to boot him from his committees too. why? because of that video he tweeted

my colleague, hallie jackson, will be live from outside the cathedral.m the nation's capital. i'm headed back over to the hill, so steph, i'll toss it back to you in carlstadt, new jersey. >>> coming up, you've got to turn up the volume for this one. total jersey. the second, most powerful lawmaker in this state who held office for nearly a decade. i cannot overstate -- this guy was an influencer here, unseated by a republican truck driver who shot his campaign video on a phone, but there's already calls for this new guy to resign. that's next. new guy to resign that's next. ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex topical pain relief. ♪♪ things you start when you're 45. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon

. >> for hallie berry, the academy award winning actress, this is her happy place. the cage.got to go around. put injure shoulders in it >> berry spent years training in kick boxing, jiujitsu >> when you show up be people p hall berry will be doing a little fighting. >> i don't think anyone was ready for me to show up as a fighter. >> playing crashes like storm in the xmen franchise. >> you know what happeneds to a toad when truck by lightening. >> and sophia in john wick three, she got into action hero shape. >> do you remember your first time where you took a really hard shot >> i was training juror john wick and broke three ribs and i said yeah >> for her director yell debut abused she had to be tougher. >> her crash, jackie justice is an m ma fighter. >> it's like the thing you get punched in the face, nobody wants to get punched in the face, it's not in our dna >> before an actress, she was a beauty queen, the runner up in the miss usa pattern. but that this film her famous face is often beaten and bloody. >> beauty is so subjective but the word has been tagged to me sin

hallie jackson picks up our breaking news coverage right now. >> so we roll on with this rolling coverage here. not guilty on all counts for kyle rittenhouse, as you know. just hearing now from his defense attorney for the last 25 minutes or so. the jury finding kyle rittenhouse should be acquitted on all charges for shooting and killing two people and seriously hurting somebody else during that racial justice demonstrations in kenosha, wisconsin, last year. the defense had said rittenhouse was acting in self-defense and the jury has agreed. we're live in kenosha with the latest along with analysis from our team of legal