. >> how did you find out rutherford b hayes was a national hero? >> that is interesting.ou go to paraguay he's pretty much a household word. i don't know exactly where i found out started out rutherford b hayes will information by him the united states but as a matter fact if you go to is the birth place in delaware, ohio it's actually gas station the houses been torn down. in terms of a paraguay at what he was president part of the secretary of state he sought records that show that. there is an agreement between argentina and paraguay. paraguay had about 60% the land it had today. he was credited with that goes a down there there's a national holiday for him. there is a postage stamp for him. there is a forehand there's actually a scholarship to wellton university in delaware, ohio where he was actually born. there's a reality tv show the winners got to go to fremont, ohio to visit the rutherford b hayes fresno library and museum. fascinating and the other fact is rutherford b haynes was the only ever born in delaware, ohio. rex so when you put this book together first

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the rest of it is hayes. some of the the smoke from the mosquito fire fire backing up toward the bay area, the bulk of it has not been at ground level. but we are are not going to be able to really get rid of it over the weekend. otherwise the weekend forecast is looking pretty good. good. let's take a look -- got to watch out for the desk there. relief from the heat is on the way as we head into the weekend, weekend, there will be cloud cover drifting toward us because because of the eventual remnants remnants of tropical storm kay. the heat down is increasing his his grip on the bay area and markland cover drifting toward us from the south. the system ig rain to southern california picture activity in los angeles and san diego, heavier and furtr inland. the landscape cannot observe heavy rain all at once. there have been some localized flooding issues, that is on the heels of gusty winds they had today as the tropical storm is squeezing the atmosphere and on the heels of new fires in southern california and

hayes and dr. johnson let those discussions with the clinical teams, i'd like to ask them to weigh in. >> i think it's important to understand that the way in which we work very individually with veterans is at the heart of this matter. we need to be able to talk with veterans, talk about their personal responses to their own pregnancy test and be able to go with that in terms of what do they need. the kinds of things that we encounter, then, are these went to one tragic situations often where person has to make that decision for themselves about their own life-threatening medical conditions. and the pregnancy that they have. and so it's a 1 to 1 kind of situation. we can give detail after detail, but most importantly, it's an individual veteran who is in the situation that we need to be able to help at that point to preserve her life, to restore her health. >> thank you very much. we know that bad actors are spreading false information about reproductive health, often deliberately, with the goal o

that may become hayes i can ask this of you. what oversight and accountability mechanisms exist for va to validate the accuracy of facilities the purported data? >> congressman thank you. i really appreciate the major concern you voice about the veterans expense au. women veten expense walking into a va. we have been concerned about the harassment. we have a major focus because the level of harassment veterans a mail or female is unacceptable. we are going to continue to have that ever before most readily talk with the environment you're correct there's aem self-report. we have done two things in the last year. one is firm up the policy and public policy must be again required to be at each facility. that is matched now with the walkaround tablet -based survey. those tablet -based surveys ares up to a higher level. we will continue to host important at the level with deficiencies noted. >> terrific. , maybe i can stay with you doctor hayes. despite the growing number of women choose to receive their gender specific care at va. a

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo.zyum, which was recently retaken from russian forces. bodies are being exhumed from a mass burial site on the edge of the city. izyum is one of several areas back in ukrainian hands after significant territorial gains in recent days — although heavy fighting is still continuing. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse gave us the latest from kyiv. it seems ukraine isjust it seems ukraine is just as focused on documenting as it is defending. president zelensky today claiming that investigators have found new evidence of ten torture chambers around the city of izyum, used by the russians during their occupation. there are once again reports as well of fighting, with one official in the region of kharkiv saying that for health workers were killed in a shelling as they tried to evacuate patients. i think we can see such claims continuing over the coming days, weeks and months, but the question over how russia will respond to recent ukrainian successes, but that is only going to get loud

hayes. despite the number of women veterans that are utilizing health care, we know only a minority of them choose to receive the gender specific care in va. again some of the issues that you already covered, i want to commend va for its campaign to designated women health -- with public eight pcp's, to only 85% of women veterans. these are critically important to ensure the va can provide quality gender specific care at its facilities. many women veterans have expressed to the committee they lack the confidence in the clinical competencies of the -- particularly for whom women's health is not their focus or specialty. i'm wondering if you can address that and share any oversight accountability tools that the va is utilizing to monitor the situation. >> i'm actually concerned, as you say you found that women veterans are saying they are not confident with the competency of their women's health providers. we do conduct significant training, we just surpassed this week yesterday and today havi

hayes, for dr. johnson. >> yes, we anticipate about 1000 abortions throughout the enterprise annually. the majority of abortions are performed in the united states, the first trimester abortions. and the majority of those about -- abortions are medication abortions. >> i know that some of the, you know, during the covid pandemic, the va worked with fda to really expedite some additional drugs to be in the portfolio of drugs available to the va. i hope you will look at what they did there and replicate that to bring these drugs on board, as soon as possible. >> i will just say that we will, congresswoman, be working with both the fta manufacturers of these drugs, and also through all of our pharmacy benefits management program make sure that we are complying with all of their rules in doing so. >> terrific. i wanted to go back to the maternity care coordination, you know, in my travels, i spent time in oklahoma and in texas. talked to all of the va medical centers in every city that we visited, and w

xochitl hinojosa, a democratic strategist, and hayes brown, a columnist and editor for msnbc daily.ve all three of you with us. cristÓbal, i'd like to start with you. how concerned should we be about these empty folders? it doesn't seem trump or his son understand what the purpose of showing the empty folders are, because they think that it's staged that they're empty folders. it feels like the mar-a-lago search could be just the beginning here, when you think about where this may lead us. >> yeah, i think you are exactly right. i think this is just the beginning. and as an american, and someone who cares deeply about our national security, it is shocking to me that they would find these empty classified folders with nothing and them. where are those documents, i think is exactly the right question. and i don't think these documents that we did recover being comingled with his passports and his personal office, is a very good indication of his defense, for the defeated former president. and what i mean by that, is if you are undertaking a search, and you are looking for contraband,

it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came up to serve the city of san francisco, that was just an opportunity i really needed to explore. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] i think it was in junior high and really started to do well in math but i faced some really interesting challenges. many young ladies were not in math and i was the only one in some of these classes. it was tough, it was difficult to succeed when a teacher didn't have confidence in you, but i was determined and i realized that engineering really is what i was interested in. as i moved into college and took engineering, preengineering classes

hayes was eventually named president. following two close elections in 1880 in 1880 and 1884 and failed attempts at reform, congress passed the electoral count act of 1887. as we saw january 6, 2020 one, a lot of the fixes are not merely outdated but serve as the very mechanisms that bad actors have zeroed in on as a way to potentially -- the results. as i am sure you will hear from the panel of distinguished experts that testify before you today, the time to reform the eca is way past due. the time for congress to act is now, senator collins said before this congress adjourns. the bipartisan bill produced by senator collins and myself and colleagues. the presidential transition improvement act of 2022. i am thankful for senator collins and her leadership throughout the process and for the valuable input from all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle. i think it is worthwhile mentioning them because they have worked so hard. senator romney, senator murkowski, senator capito, senator young, senator graham, senator king

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in tokyo. in qatar, there are concerns over insufficient accommodation for fans. over a million people are expected to travel to the finals, but many fans say they're being priced out — with too few affordable rooms, as our middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi reports from doha. with less than two months left for the world cup to kick off, the excitement is building up. qatari nationals and residents are bracing themselves for the biggest football carnival. the country is set to become the smallest nation ever to host the tournament. qatar is expecting to attract 1.2 million visitors during the course of the world cup. it has invested billions of dollars to organise the tournament ever since it won the bid in 2010. but with just weeks left for the kick—off, many fans who were planning to come down from different parts of the world are struggling to find accommodation. qatar has a little over 30,000 hotel rooms, out of which 80% have been booked by fifa for officials and football tea

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in tokyo. line in a time of two hours, one minute and nine seconds, beating his previous best by 30 seconds, set four years ago — also in berlin. he was coy about any future plans to tackle the two—hour mark, saying "one rabbit at a time". you have been watching newsday. hello. we will get our first proper taste of autumn this week, with temperatures below average for the time of year, north—westerly winds to begin with, a changeable week in terms of sunshine, during the first half of the week, and then the potential for something quite half of the week, and then the potentialfor something quite nasty later on. to start the week we have warm weather fronts clearing away from southern coastal counties, bringing early rain, and that opens the door to a north—westerly airflow bringing arctic air away, but don't forget it is september, there is still warmth in the atmosphere and it won't feel desperately chilly, and temperatures higher than they were on sunday. but we do start with rain across sout

i am chris hayes.major escalation, the department of justice has now sent 40 subpoenas to trump allies, just the past, week as part of its investigation into the attempted coup, and the insurrection. new york times reports, the doj also seized cell phones from two of trump's coup plotting aids, boris and mike roman. now, mike roman might feel a little remote in your memory. there's a lot of characters here. he was actually the director of trump's 2020 election they operations, and crucially, according to reporting we have, he reportedly hand-delivered slates of fake electors to congress as part of trump's attempt to go. in addition to his own role in the fake elector scheme, epstein was also the appointed person between white house and john eastman. john eastman, of, course trump lawyer who wrote the comey, mostly called for mike pence to throw out the results of the 2020 election. mason also has had his phone seized by the feds. we are also learning that former new york city police commissioner bernie

all in with chris hayes starts now. all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in, -- >> buckingham palace announced that the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the second. >> the longest reigning monarch in british history is dead at age 96. tonight, former british foreign secretary, given miliband, on the global impact of queen elizabeth the second. carrie kaye on the nation mourning and michael beschloss on the historic legacy of a 70-year reign. then, new revelations in the mar-a-lago search, as the justice department cites national security risks in appealing the special master ruling. plus, steve bannon in handcuffs inside a new york courthouse, as he surrenders to justice and we get our first look at his charges. all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, the world is reflecting on the life and legacy of the longest reigning monarch in history, queen elizabeth ii. who died today in her home in balmoral, scotland, at the age of 96. the queen ruled over britain for 70 years, but it was not a rol

i am chris hayes.week, the january 6th committee returns from recess, with another public hearing that maybe it's last. tens of millions of americans watched the first set of hearings in june, july. there's some evidence that put a good effect. a poll conducted in the days before the eight hearings show that 40% of republicans believe donald trump is at least partly to blame for the attack on the capitol, up from 33% before the hearings. and all along, the committee's goals for these public hearings have been pretty clear. most importantly, they want to err the most salient facts about just what happened on january 6th, the plot that led up to the attempted coup, and who was responsible for it. but they've also, white assiduously, aimed to build a wide coalition in american politics, people who are on the side of defending american democracy and against the coup. and do that and, the committee has made a particular effort to highlight self-described, about conservatives and republicans to help make the

all in with chris hayes starts now. ut all in with chris hayes starts>- >> i understand they like me very much. which i appreciate. >> the disgraced ex president of the united states praises his new role as leader of the delusional and dangerous qanon cult. >> we will make america strong again. >> scenes from the ohio trump rally which began something far more disturbing. then, why the supposed alternative to trump is turning into a real problem for republicans? plus, the latest on the special master investigating trump's stash of secret documents. and cambers on why this moment is one of the most difficult in the history of america. when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. over the weekend, donald trump held a czar rally in ohio. it was in support of the republican senate candidate there, j.d. vance. trump has given hundreds of rallies, but this one was a bit different. you might have already seen this footage already. take a listen. >> families, hardworking, patriot, like, y

it ended with a compromise that put hayes in the white house. and it largely ended reconstruction in the south at the same time, after, really, a decade of fairly great process was eliminated as part of the result of that compromise. one of the darker decisions, i think, in the history of the country. in the next decade, there were two more really close elections. congress contemplated that whole time, okay, how do we deal with this if it ever happens again? while it took a decade, they did come up with the idea of the bill that became the electoral count act. by the way, during that same period of time, they also eliminated the legislative leaders from the line of succession into the presidency. that's another topic which, frankly, i think we ought to think about more closely than we have, they'll probably not today. those legislative leaders, from the 18 80s until the truman presidency, were not included in the line of succession to the presidency. they were put back in under president truman and reversed under the early days of the country it

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo.row morning as part of a grand state funeral. at 10.aa, it will be moved from westminster hall to westminster abbey, a short distance away, where the funeral service will be held. the royal navy's state gun carriage, seen here rehearsing, will bear the coffin, drawn by ia2 sailors. senior members of the royal family, including the king and his sons, prince william and prince harry, will walkjust behind in the procession. at 11 o'clock, the queen's funeral will begin in westminster abbey. it's thought 2,000 guests will attend. towards the end of the funeral service the last post — a short bugle call — will be played followed by a two—minute national silence. the service will be broadcast on bbc tv, radio and on bbc.co.uk. it will be shown on big screens in public parks and venues across the uk and around 125 cinemas will also screen the event. after the funeral ceremony, the queen's coffin will be taken in a procession to wellington arch at hyde park corner. the procession will be led b

i mean, and the sandcastles that kelly and hayes built?onna have a couple of engineers on our hands. >> steffy: i think so too. it was so much fun. >> finn: yeah, it was. wiped 'em out though. they were both begging for a nap. >> steffy: yeah, good. i love this. family together, making memories. >> finn: me too. >> steffy: you know what else i love? >> finn: hmm?

hayes and florida played a part. >> of course. >> as it always does. his evolution.dent-elect biden's speech to the nation. he's president-elect. the january 6th insurrection has happened. he started speaking 10 minutes before trump tweeted out his video before trump told his people go home, we love you, you're very special after he repeated his lies about the election being stolen. this is what president-elect biden said that day. >> the scenes of chaos at the capitol do not reflect a true america. do not represent who we are. what we're seeing are a small number of extremists dedicated to lawlessness. this is not dissent, it's disorder. it's chaos. borders on sedition and it must end now. >> what do you think is going on in the mind of joe biden, sochi, as he finds out it is not a small fringe, it is now the baseline viewpoint of the republican party? >> well, i think that's why you're seeing president biden give this speech today. on january 6th president biden was a leader, the leader we needed at the time. as he did on the campaign trail, he did show that he wil

ialso need to schedule a consult-- [hayes babbling] >> sheila: i just wanna hold you in my arms and never ♪♪ >> finn: but please let them know. >> brooke: look, i've tried to be nice about this, taylor, but if you refuse to respect certain boundaries. >> taylor: boundaries? >> brooke: yes, boundaries. ridge is my husband, and hope is douglas's mother. and if you t t

hayes is there -- and three states put up two sets of electors for florida louisiana and south carolina. those states are saying we are not deciding. we will say both of them won silver couple of weeks of violence starts to bubble up and in the country and they are threatening violence on capitol hill. it's at that moment that grant starts to look a hind the scenes for this grand bargain which really keeps the country together. in the meantime when he enters office you describe there's a piece about grant that you'd say i related my ear and he was the anti-politician and he just meant business but at the same time you write because he had zero political experience and he was not interesting -- not interested in getting an a. that's what led to monde so many of the scandals that the place during his presidency. >> he's trusted a lot of people and he did not have the political insider savvy about the possibility of corruption so he put some of those friends of in positions of power and some of whom take advantage of him. there were some decent sized scandals in his administration did noth

your opponent, jahannah hayes, won with more than 50% of the vote.ave an uphill battle, but according to polling a lot on your side. >> affordability, cost of goods and services are high. my opponent has supported the massive spending packages. look at crime, we need to secure our southern borders. my opponent has been mum on that. increase in crime in the district and fentanyl as well, coming across the border. it has only led to disastrous results to families and seniors in connecticut. >> the strongest issue for democrats is the abortion issue, and you oppose a federal ban on abortion. lindsey graham came out with the 15-week bill, now being used by democrats to say see what's going to happen, if republicans take control. so you would rather leave it to the states. so my question to you is a lot of these states will have certain restrictions, a lot will have bans on abortion, but some will have no restrictions. are you comfortable with letting the states decide? >> look, my role as a congressman will be to follow the laws of the land and the supre

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hayes is on the horizonk at these temperatures today. 65 degrees in pacifica.t that set the all-time record high temperature. 112 in santa rosa. and up to 104 in san jose. jose. 91 for downtown san francisco. is above 110 degrees. degrees. in -- still 115. there's only so much the atmospe can do to lose the heat. temperatures will stay in the 60s and 70s. there is no chance to recover. that is part of the cumulative effect. temperatures, not hitting 90. still 15 degrees 15 degrees above normal. santa rosa is likely to make it up to 106 degrees. concord is likely o be over 110 degrees during the afternoon. another dave record heat in the east bay. 70s along the coast. stay cool and hydratd and safe. temperatures will stay above average. records tomorrowe out of reach. close in san jose. san jose. the record is 105. both likely to break temperatures on tuesday. temperatures back down a little bit on wednesday. it will be most noticeable near the water. backing down in san jose hits the mid-90s and then back up cle to 100 and the valley. we may have to extend our

and they are back to ground zero. >> the hayes versus -- race again. maybe i wasn't paying that much attention in history class. but it's really -- i remember when president george w. bush 43 was elected and they had that issue of the recounts in florida. that looks like baby food compared to the scandals and the cheating and all the rest that went into that election that grant had to resolve. this was not easy. >> there were all kinds of delegations on both sides. blacks were prevented from getting to the polls. there was an effort to squash the vote. that republicans had stacked the deck. there was all kinds of stuff in these three different states. and you are right that -- there were times people were shouting tilden or blood on the house floor. in fact, there were times when people were yelling, kill them -- standing on a desk in the house floor. and when i am starting to finish this book, and i'm getting to get it all together, and then january 6th happens, and i'm covering january 6th, the capital riot. i just do a tiktok of that coverage that d

the denser smoke will remain to the north.e will not lose that hayes. once again the moderate region across across the board for thursday. that will continue friday, saturday, sunday and into monda. into monday. right now, temperatures in the 60s and thet is in the future. pleasant temperatures this evening. we wl all end up dropping to the 50s except for the warmest spot by early-morning. even low 50s in the north dave alley's. close t0 degrees above average inland. wd 90s and even a few spots hitting spots hitting triple digits. it is at or above 90 in the santa clara valley. at 90 in san jose. jose. mid to upper 90s in the tri-valley. a lot of spots in l, already hitting 100 degrees. los in san francisco on a mix of 70d low 80s for oakland and the east east bay. not excessively hot y. it is certainly above normal. for the north, temperatures away temperatures away from that influence will reach triple digit territory. lining up with the holiday weekend, including r labor day. around the bay, not g into alert mode. temperatures wl be well away from re

all in with chris hayes starts now. chris hayes starts now. hum tonight on all in. seditious conspiracy on trial in d.c.. >> it's either president trump has encouraged and bolsters trump and to do what is he was to, or we end up in a bloody fight. we all know that. >> today while the oath keepers defense argument could have missed massive implications for donald trump. and >> i'm gonna do everything they can to do to make sure the carry lake is not elected. >> why the threat of democracy in arizona is way more dire than you might think. >> she's a fascist, she's a racist, she's this, she's the. wow, this is some known i can relate to because they're doing the same thing about me. >> and as hurricane in approaches landfall, the nightmare scenario for flooding, the west coast of florida. >> get ready and do not underestimate the potential that this storm can bring. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york and chris hazy maeve heard this, a final hearing of the january six committee has been postponed due to the intimate landfall of hurricane ian in fort'

the food at china live was so memorable for new york city tourists kevin hayes. he's back for the first time since 2019. >> we all came here and loved io it so much. i came back here with my friend and said we need to come back to china live. >> how is it? everything is fantastic. especially coming from new york. it stands up to the test. >> reporter: in san francisco by francisco betty yu kpix 5. > >> in san jose right now it is 6 is 86 degrees right now. a lot of people roaming and enjoying the hot september nights. but earlier there were plenty of pe of people packing restaurants, but only packing certain tables. >> and to be able to see it out. able to see it outside. can you imagine that our ice machine can't keep up? >> head to kpix.com for detailsn details on outages, cooling centers, and how to conserve electricity. > >> a restaurant owner fed up wih up with dine and dashers now taking matters into her own hands. >> reporter: and the industry that could soon see a $2 it 2 an hour minimum wage and why ce why climate change could make your plane rides you m

all in with chris hayes starts now.. which i appreciate. >> the disgraced ex president of the united states praises his new role as leader of the delusional and dangerous qanon cult. >> we will make america strong again. >> scenes from the ohio trump rally which began something far more disturbing. then, why the supposed alternative to trump is turning into a real problem for republicans? plus,

ght now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.sh of documents keeps going day by day. we have now, of course, learned that among the documents seized by the fbi from mar-a-lago was, quote, a document describing a foreign governments military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities. that is according to the washington post, citing for sources familiar with the matter. the post also notes, quote, some of the seized documents detail top secret u.s. operations so closely guarded that my

all in with chris hayes starts now. all in with chris hayes starts now.ounced that the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the second. >> the longest reigning monarch in british history is dead at age 96. tonight, former british foreign secretary, given miliband, on the global impact of queen elizabeth the second. carrie kaye on the nation mourning and michael beschloss on the historic legacy of a 70-year reign. then, new revelations in the mar-a-lago search, as the justice department cites national security risks in appealing the special master ruling. plus, steve bannon in handcuffs inside a new york co

i'm chris hayes. more than 24 hours after hurricane ian slammed into florida's west coast, it's not clear it will go down as one of the most destructive storms in the state's history. he came ashore just shy of a category five hurricane bringing 150 mile per hour winds, more than a foot of rain in some areas over just 12 to 24-hour period. that is a one in 1000 rain moment. we also saw record storm surge bringing the water level up 12 feet in some parts of the state. tonight people are coming to grips in florida with widespread devastation. they don't have yet reliable scale of the fatalities, so far there have been ten confirmed deaths. this afternoon, president joe biden visited fema headquarters in washington, d.c. and spoke of his concern for the potential loss of life. >> it made landfall yesterday and it is still moving across the state today. this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. the numbers are still unclear but we are hearing early reports what maybe substantial loss of

looking outside outside you can see that hayes on the horizon., 90s further inland. it's not bad for early september. but again, it is just just what's on the way. if you're headed to the giants game game against the phillies this evening, low 60s at game time. it will be on the breezy side. the fog will take it's time getting across the bay, not making its way to far inland by tomorrow morning. temperatures are going to heat up to about where we were today. we will end end up about 3-6 degrees above average around the bay. closer to 10 degrees above average further inland. zooming in, 60s along the coast, 80s around the. the peninsula. temperatures inland and the east bay, mid to upper 90s to around 100 degrees for the hotspot. so it's definitely hot, it's just not close to record-setting yet. temperatures will reach the low 70s and the city, upper 70s and low 80s for the east bay and oakland. low to mid 90s inland and the north bay. 10 degrees above average, closer to getting getting to 100 along the interby the interbay. heat advisory in effec