good morning, i'm hallie jackson in washington, as we juggle these two big stories as we come on the air. mike memoli is at the white house. medical contributor dr. kavita patel, who served as health policy adviser during the obama administration. mike, couple of things we're learning about that the president is expected to unveil tonight. mandatory vaccination move for federal workers, that is significant.

hallie jackson, this is as much a political decision by the biden white house as a scientific one?> they think it's a winner. there's obviously a public health perspective. but one official said they believe the politics are on their side. it was interesting to hear governor hutchinson talk to you about the business aspect. "the washington post" carrying a piece with a top business leader in the houston area -- not just houston but more blue. this is giving businesses some cover. we haven't had the phone ringing off the hook. the white house took notice of that, right? they think this is giving the ability to give some private businesses a little cover and say, well, our hands are tied, osha is making us do this. they're optimistic about. that said, chuck, the numbers that you just showed tells the whole story. this was politicized from, listen, april of 2020, may of 2020, when there was a different president in office. that's how this came about. >> kimberly, it's still an acknowledgment that the covid strategy hasn't been working. maybe there's nothing he could do with this curre

nbc news hallie jackson.s goodwin, syndicated columnist george will author of "american happiness and discontents, the unruly torrents, 2008 to 2020." and kim atkins stohr, senior opinion writer for "the boston globe." let me show you where americans are on a vaccine mandate. you want to talk about being divided down the middle, we're divided down the middle. we asked should employers require vaccines for in-person work. here is the political divide. looks very familiar. it looks like the presidential approval rating the way it splits there. hallie jackson, this is as much a political decision by the biden white house as a scientific one? >> they think it's a winner. there's obviously a public health perspective. but one official said they believe the politics are on their side. it was interesting to hear governor hutchinson talk to you about the business aspect. "the washington post" carrying a piece with a top business leader from houston, more blue, this is giving businesses some cover. we haven't had the

breaking news developed late this afternoon on msnbc "hallie jackson reports." i'm hallie jackson. relating to the situation we've been covered in del rio. bring in just over the border in mexico. mike memoli at the white house and two buckets to put the headlines in. one, that bridge in del rio were thousands of migrants coming from haiti had been gathering. haitian migrants, i should say. cleared. the secretary saying some have been, have gone back to haiti. some distributed to other processing centers. some of these folks. also defending the accesses of the administration to our own peter alexander not immoral essentially talking about the public health need to be able to disperse those people who gathered due to crisis in haiti. he also defended the integrity of the investigation into those images that he described and you heard him forcefully at the end there describe as horrifying to him. some of these officers, these border patrol folks on horseback. images that came out earlier in the week create add firestorm and an investigation now happening into that. mike memoli to you

. >> we're going to toss it to our friend and colleague hallie jackson at the pentagon. she has a guest standing by. >> boy, if you don't have chills listening to him, guys, i'm so glad that we're able to share his voice and perspective on such an important day. thank you. i also want to thank our next guest, leon panetta joining us this day. you have served as defense secretary and cia director under former president obama. secretary panetta, good afternoon. thank you so much for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> so there's a lot to talk about here from sort of the personal to the policy, if you will, and let me start there, because we heard from former president george w. bush not too long ago at that site in shanksville, pennsylvania. we should note that president biden is still there now. he is taking a moment away from the eyes of the media to pay respects, to pay tribute to the lives lost in that field in pennsylvania that day. we heard from former president bush this condemnation, secretary panetta, of not just international violent extremism, but he descr

>>> good afternoon, i'm lindsey risener new york in nor hallie jackson. the shutdown in sight. following several new developments in the d.c. drama that's putting key agenda items for president biden and democrats on ice. congressional leaders announcing they've reached a framework with the white house how to pay for thes 3ds.5 trillion social spending bill but it's what nancy pelosi and chuck schumer didn't say that's making headlines. also learned there could be another delay in a vote on both the spending bill and the bipartisan infrastructure bill. the house speaker not committing to the previous deadline set for monday. saying she's confident both bills will get passed. >>> and in a new sign, things are getting real. the white house telling federal agencies to prepare for a government shutdown. we're also watching for developments from the cdc which could announce at any moment who will be qualified to get a booster shot of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. >>> let's go ahead and bring in our nbc news team, ali vitali on capitol hill. mike memoli at the white house and joins by j

i'm hallie jackson.ing to you live from the pentagon this morning, part of msnbc's special coverage ahead of tomorrow's 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. the nation getting ready to mark this difficult milestone with tributes at the three sites where nearly 3,000 americans lost their lives. terrorists using planes as missiles, crashing into the twin towers at the world trade center in new york and here at the pentagon. their mission thwarted by passengers in a fourth plane who fought back, crashing down into a remote field in shanksville, pennsylvania, instead of the intended target, the capitol hill. in shanksville lanterns will be lit and placeed alongside the wall of names commemorating the 40 passengers and crew members. president bide listen visit all three memorial sites tomorrow. we're also expecting to hear from him in a few moments where he's expected to talk about how his administration is keeping students safe in the classroom during the pandemic. we're going to bring that to you li

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. >> i am hallie jackson with you this morning in washington along with our news team on this labor day monday. emily is following unemployment developments. shannon petty piece is at the white house, gabe gutierrez, and josh jefferson in louisiana. you have a lot of people waking up feeling anxious, nervous about losing unemployment benefits. >> reporter: i heard time and time again from people that they feel forgotten on this labor day, a day supposed to celebrate the american worker. these benefits, pandemic era benefits were brought on in historic fashion through the cares act in march of 2020, now they're rolled back in a similar historic sweeping way. an estimated 9 million will feel impact of some degree today. we are here in studio city, california, a street full of different kinds of businesses. in the windows, you'll see help wanted signs. that's largely part of the impetus behind rolling back some of the benefits. heritage fellow researcher said it is hard to justify having a program that's encouraging people not to work at the same time employers are struggling to keep their

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. >>> i am hallie jackson, live from capitol hill this afternoon. this is where it is all going down. that's why we are here. msnbc special coverage of the shutdown showdown which may end this hour as we're on air. we have new developments in the debate on the multi trillion dollar spending bill. in 30 minutes, the house will vote on a short term funding bill that will keep the lights on through early december. they have to sign off on the bill before sending it to president biden for signature. that vote expected in about 30 minutes. a house vote on the trillion dollar infrastructure roads and bridges bill. it depends on the intense negotiations. the bill could have been $3.5 trillion will almost certainly not be that high. in the past hours, speaker pelosi met with moderates and progressives. and senator joe manchin, one of two key moderates at the center of the fire storm confirmed what he wants the bigger bill to look like. nbc news capitol hill team is talking with all of them, going to bring you that. bundle up. it will be busy the next 59 min

i'm hallie jackson in washington on this friday morning, with a lot to get to on this busy morning. we've got gabe gutierrez outside pfizer headquarters in new york, city, shaquille brewster in baton rouge, louisiana, dr. ashish zha, dean of brown university's school of public health. good morning to you all. gabe, let's talk about the fda meeting. when will we know whether that panel will take one single vote on pfizer boosters for everyone ages 16 and up or whether they might break down this decision into different age groups and do it that way? >> hi there, hallie. that is the big question right now. we expect to know more sometime this afternoon, but right now, that advisory panel is under way, that meeting is under way. just a short time ago one of the first speakers cautioned the advisers on that panel not to pay attention to political or moral considerations in this case but simply to look at the data. of course, as you know, hallie, the biden administration last month laid out this timetable for a booster rollout, that is supposed to start september 20th. guess what? that's

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special next saturday morning along side steph nye ruhle at ground zero, andrea mitchell and hallie jackson at the pentagon and jeff bennett in shanksville, next saturday, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. one week after that nbc news has learned there is another far right wing rally planned for the u.s. capitol. believe it or not its goal is to demand justice for the hundreds of people charged in connection with the events of the last time there was a right wing rally at the capitol, the january 6th insurrection. by justice by the way i don't mean convictions and jail time. they want the opposite. this comes as a house committee investigating the january 6 attacks continues to annoy republicans due to its insistence on finding out the truth about what happened on january 6th. now republicans are unhappy that the committee has told social media and telecom companies to save records that are relevant to the investigation. in other words, standard stuff, including those of several house republicans, including the minority leader kevin mccarthy. contrary to common sense republicans are

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hallie jackson started the project a few years ago and says at one point she needed help herself ande wishes something like this have been available for her. she started the organization as a way to give back. and in just a few years, she says she's put up these walls of love across america, even as far away as alaska. she says, when it came to deciding where that one 10th wall would go. it wasn't even a matter for debate. >> 1000 ahead to be here and ohio and had to be in cleveland because i'm in cleveland are out there and fruit. >> and luckily the indians have been amazing with the kurdistan berg and his crew. >> in getting it approved so i could something off my bucket list and do my 1000 fall here in cleveland for the community. >> donations are always accepted. she says, holly, to keep that project going. that does it for us here live on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock in prime time this sunday night. jonathan mccall, thank so much for spending part of your labor day weekend with us. but don't go anywhere, though. sports night live up next with came running. attention, california. ne

hallie jackson joins us with more good morning >> reporter: good morning. journalists from one of the country's most well known papers a special forces unit and a u.s. service member all scrambling to get this woman to the airport with time running out. >> this is what it looked like at the kabul airport the day this woman tried to escape afghanistan. >> every single moment that i went through each one of this experience, i thought, i can't go further. >> reporter: her journey has begun earlier as a young woman growing up in afghanistan, a student, then a journalist and an advocate for other women like her. so when the taliban took over, everything changed fast. >> the freedom i had, it was gone at that moment. >> reporter: even from that morning to that afternoon. >> exactly it changed in several hours. >> reporter: overseas, a reporter for "usa today" who know her reached out worried with militants capturing the presidential palace. >> i was like, how are you doing? where are you? how can we help you? >> reporter: kim connected her with a former u.s. mari

i'm hallie jackson in washington, in our new time slot.re going to get to the markets in a second. i want to start with kelly o'donnell and dr. natalie azar with us as well. kelly, talk to us about the policy related to foreigners traveling in the u.s. >> reporter: for a long time there were people who have family in the united states and they live abroad who have been unable to see each other. now there's a date when people can plan to travel again. early in november, international travelers will be able to fly to the united states if they are fully vaccinated and also provide evidence of a test within a short period of time of their travel. there will also be requirements for contact tracing, where they'll provide tots airlines all of their contact information, so if there is a case of covid, you can find out who potential is exposed. this will open up international travel after the borders and the skies were closed, and a lot of countries that are on very friendly terms, allies and so forth. this will even the playing field for internat

nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has more.d morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, craig. this is significant. the supreme court psi loent no longer wanting them to step in and block the law on an emergency basis. overnight the court in a split 5-4 decision said it would not do that, at least not right now. here's what the law does it effectively bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, about six weeks into a pregnancy, before some women even realize they're pregnant, and no exceptions for rape or incest the law tries to make it harder to challenge in court. instead of tasking state officials with enforcing it, it gives incentives for people to file private lawsuits against anybody considered to be helping with an abortion even somebody who, for example, drives a patient to the clinic at the court, conservative justices and majority arguing they aren't addressed complex procedural questions but left the door open to challenges. chief justice john roberts joined the three more liberal members of the court in diss

hallie jackson. sir. the project just a few years ago.e point, she says she needed help and says she wishes something like this had been available for her. she started the organization as a way to give back in just a few years. the organization has put up love across america, even as far away as alaska. she says when it decided which when it came to deciding where that 1000 wall would go. she says it wasn't even a question. >> 1000 ahead to be here and ohio and had to be in cleveland because i'm in cleveland are out there and fruit. >> and luckily the indians have been amazing with the kurdistan berg and his crew. >> in getting it approved so i could touch something off my bucket list and do my 1000 fall here in cleveland for the community. >> good to see her is helping so many folks in need donations are always accepted, she says, to keep that going. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8. >> a stampede of dolphins putting on a show in southern california. >> this is a pretty cool side from southern california on the coast of ne

. >>> thanks the all of you watching this very busy very breaking newsy hour of hallie jackson reports. we will have highlights on twitter @hallie on msnbc as always we will see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 eastern, noon pacific for now, "deadline: white house" begins right now. >>> hi there, everyone it's 4:00 in new york. today's political environment has reached new lows, where one of the two major political parties has completed its transformation into an anti-truth party truth in fact do not apply in instances where they don't serve gop interests. it's a phenomenon we witnessed years ago from the disgraced, two-impeached expresident who at rally told his supporters not to believe their ice, not the believe their ears, to only believe him. now, nearly 11 months after the election of president joe biden, after multiple failed lawsuits, even after a deadly insurrection, the picking and choosing of facts by the gop more previous help than ever last week we saw the release of the results of arizona's fraudit. rather than be embarrassed or ashamed that the hunt for van boo, screenings

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i'm hallie jackson in washington along with julia ainsley, nbc news senior political editor mark murray, former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquaid joins us as well. julia, let's start with the law out of texas, the most restrictive abortion law in the country. here's what it can you see, not just bans abortions after the fetal heartbeat or roughly six weeks which is before many women know they're pregnant, only a couple weeks after a missed period and has no exceptions for rape and incest and gives private citizens the power to sue anyone who helps somebody who is going to get the procedure, that means somebody who pays for it, somebody who drives the patient to a clinic, they could face a lawsuit for "abetting" an abortion. julia, talk about the significance not just of the law but the supreme court taking no action on it before this deadline at midnight. >> the law is extreme as you point out, even a driver could be sued for 10,000. the women themselves would not be sued but a private citizen who has absolutely no connection to the abortion at all could stand to win

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last hour, my colleague, hallie jackson, spoke with the leader of the group in contact with some of thein constant contact around the clock and they're holding steady. the girls are pretty -- they're tough and they know that everybody is out there pulling for them. but they're also really frustrated and confused as to why they're still sitting there. >> joining me is president and ceo of a nonprofit that provides humanitarian aid and assistance to refugees. let me ask you first about the situation on the ground. obviously good news that we got some americans out through an overland route. what do you make of claims about the planes that are on the ground still? >> well, the situation is really dangerous in afghanistan right now and we have, for all the people that we're helping right now at the eight military bases around the country, almost everyone has family left behind that are trying to get out. >> what are you hearing from folks who you know here, the folks you work with, about their concerns, about what they may be hearing from the folks left behind? >> well, that there is no way

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take a listen to what congressman smith told my colleague, hallie jackson. >> i'll try and be preciseade the right decision to get us out of afghanistan. number two, he is getting a ton of unfair criticism by the armchair quarterbacks who believe there was an he'sy solution. we could have stayed in a peaceful situation, none of that is true. if we had stayed, we would have been continuing the war. >> in your mind, is this going to be the prevailing sentiment from the public as the days, weeks, months pass beyond this longest war? >> the polls show that people were ready for the forever war to end, so that part of the president's policy is quite popular. the evacuation over the last few weeks is unpopular and reflects some people's perception of his competence. we'll see whether that can get turned around. but the congressman is absolutely right that these so-called experts, many, many of whom are highly credentialed, without batting an eye, they attack biden's withdrawal, when the republicans, anyway, were all for it just a few months ago. so they have no credibility at all in critici

. >> i'm hallie jackson in washington and what has been an intense week of negotiations, of arm twisting, of soul searching, sala is watching all of it from capitol hill. shannon is at the white house and we're joined by sah hill. let me go to you. 3:02 now eastern time, 12:02 pacific. the progressives seem to be on the same page when it comes to insisting on a vote on this infrastructure, this human infrastructure, the social spending bill, the big bill first before that more narrow infrastructure bill. where does this go? >> it seems that way. speaker pelosi is hoping to vote on that bill tomorrow, but she did leave some wiggle room to postpone it. she said the speaker has the authority to delay and she said one step at a time earlier today when she was asked if she's guaranteeing a vote. that bill simply doesn't have the votes to pass in the house of representatives because group of lawmakers are going to holt that billion until that social safety net package gets an agreement between the house and president biden. i spoke moments ago to congressman bowman of new york. let's play what

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i'm hallie jackson with you in washington along with sahil kapur on capitol hill. give us a quick update how this voting rights bill might be different than the last one that failed and which republican democrats think are in play. that could be significant. it's been a huge priority of this white house try to get something done. democrats have been pushing for something like this. >> reporter: that's right. democrats are working to piece together a version of that s1, the for the people act that can get all 50 democratic senators on board. the remember, one of the reasons at least this bill has been problematic is that not all democrats are on board. senator joe manchin say notable holdout, opposes certain portions of the bill but supports a lot that's in there, including making election day a federal holiday, 15 days of early voting, automatic voter registration and we believe that democrats are close to coming up with a version that can get all 50 of their members on board. of course, hallie, as you know, getting 50 democrats on board is not enough. they need to

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good morning, i'm hallie jackson in washington, as we juggle these two big stories as we come on the air. mike memoli is at the white house. medical contributor dr. kavita patel, who served as health policy adviser during the obama administration. mike, couple of things we're learning about that the president is expected to unveil tonight. mandatory vaccination move for federal workers, that is significant. and this call for schools to implement regular testing. talk us through what you're hearing from sources. >> reporter: hallie, obviously, this is shaping up to be a pretty significant speech from the president after a summer in which he had hoped we would be looking at the downslope of the covid-19 pandemic and focus on other issues, but instead the delta variant changed those plans. white house officials are casting this speech as sort of everything they've been trying to do, but bigger and bolder. one of those specifically already has to do with something the president himself did a couple of months ago. we talked about in july when the president ordered federal agencies to requ