jacobs: ok, great. i hear my colleagues on the other side talk a lot about the need from afghanistan. what's interesting is that in the continuing resolution that this body passed just yesterday, there was additional supplemental funding for afghanistan and yet my colleagues on the other side of the aisle decided to vote against it. i also hear them talk about the threats and the briefings that supposedly we were not in. i sit on both the foreign affairs and armed services committee. i assure you uf i've been to every single one of the classified briefings on the threats. i am very aware of the threats. we need to dispel the notion that our ability to respond to threats depends solely on the size of our military. i'm honored to represent san diego they don't need a larger budget but one that takes their needs into account. housing free of mold, child care, housing for their spouses, and a government that goes through every diplomatic channel before making the decision to send them to war. earlier this m

jacobs of california. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from california. members will record their votes by electronic device. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on the jacobs amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. norman of south carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote nay on the jacobs amendment. mr. speaker, as the member d

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jacob slowly improved. but over the course of those four days, doctor went from treating five pediatric covid patients to 21 and in three weeks peaked at 33 patients and three children died in the month of august. >> we had the perfect storm, vaccination rate, delta variant and school starting back. >> this doctor is medical director of infection prevention here. >> not only it is devastating to see a child in that situation and to know the majority to this standpoint preventable. it's devastating. >> we didn't wear a mask like probably should have been. >> was he vaccinated? >> he's not. >> were you vaccinated. >> i'm not. >> but this has changed things, she has planned to see her doctor about the shot. >> i'm getting it, i just have questions first. >> people every class period were like what did you go through. it's no joke. i was telling them about it, take this more serious or you could probably end up like how i ended up. >> jacob lost 20 pounds and that's a big deal for a young football player xgt an

thank you so much for joining us, class jacob. you'rel joining us, class jacob.cob. an alleged member of the notorious isis group that were dubbed �*the beatles' by their captives, because of their british accents, has plead guilty in a hearing in a us court. alexanda kotey, originally from the uk, had been charged with conspiring to torture and behead hostages in syria. acting us attorney raj parekh spoke at a news conference after alexanda kotey accepted the charges. contrary to the propaganda perpetuated by isis, we have given alexanda kotey the opportunity to face justice. kotey has been afforded due process and, in the face of overwhelming evidence, he made the independent decision to plead guilty to his crimes. the justice, fairness and humanity that this defendant received in the united states stand in stark contrast to the cruelty, inhumanity and indiscriminate violence touted by the terrorist organisation that he espoused. our washington correspondent nomia iqbal has more on the background to this case. we have to go all the way back to 2014, which is wh

i'm jacob soboroff.e battle over race, a new nbc news podcast takes a deep look into a texas school district where parents are in a battle over diversity and inclusion efforts. nbc news correspondent antonia hylton takes us to south lake. >> reporter: this mom is anxious as she gets her child ready for the first day at school. not only about covid but about the school's culture after such a divisive year. they live in south lake, texas, one of the first suburbs caught in a national fight over diversity and history. after video surfaced of students using the "n" word conservative voters delivered a landslide victory this spring to school board and city candidates opposed to a diversity plan. >> as a minority family in south lake do you think that the schools are a safe environment? >> i think that it is a safe environment. we feel safe here, but i would say that i am preparing my child to deal with these issues when they creep up because we are not -- we are not immune from it. >> reporter: from virginia

maya, jacob rees-mogg tuoted on about them. maya, jacob rees-mogg quoted on the — about them.e - about them. maya, jacob rees-mogg quoted on the front page. there are i quoted on the front page. there are going to be really tough choices. i going to be really tough choices. i think there's a problem. if we look at the _ think there's a problem. if we look at the past — think there's a problem. if we look at the past ten to 12 years and austerity— at the past ten to 12 years and austerity being a choice, and if you look at _ austerity being a choice, and if you look at that— austerity being a choice, and if you look at that history, what you see is the _ look at that history, what you see is the balancing of the hooks often comes— is the balancing of the hooks often conres at— is the balancing of the hooks often comes at the expense of the people who are _ comes at the expense of the people who are poorest. i think one of the most important things is looking at who this _ most important things is looking at who this will impact. what you find when _ who this will impact. what y

years. >> and for over two decades we've led the nation in terms of some of those challenges >> so jacob, the president is joining the governor this evening for a final push what's that going to look like? >> yes, that's right, lester campaign officials say the president and the governor here in long beach tonight will focus on covid as a closing message an keeping californians safe they say larry elder is opposed to vaccine and mask mandates will put californians in danger lester >> all right, jacob, thank you. >>> u.s. capitol police have arrested a man armed with knives and driving a truck covered in white supremacist symbols. this comes days before a planned rally in support of rioters arrested after the january 6 attack garrett haake is at the capitol. garrett, what do we know about this? >> lester, capitol police arrested a california man named donald craighead overnight after first spotting a suspicious vehicle outside democratic party headquarters inside they found multiple knives, including a machete and a bayonet. the suspect allegedly telling police that he was on patrol, and

you are on with jacob rubashkin. think we need to get back to a system where we are americans first, not this format when you call and are you republican or democrat. it's not about politics. it should be about policies. to say afghan and that situation will pass time, 85% of the total budget spent on israel's defense from 1970 let alone these soldiers who are treated worse than immigrants coming in here. that's what's going to unite us. not the money that drives each party. that's what's going on. it's the same format. you don't hear about the goodness. it's one character assassinating the other, making promises. it that fund and pay -- that fund and push the politics. guest: both are pretty old -- least straight if -- most people, be they democrats or republicans, are fed up. they don't like what they see happening around the country for various reasons. they don't believe elected officials are performing the tasks that are required of them. there is a tremendous amount of distrust. there is a term it is amount of

you are on with jacob rubashkin.hink we need to get back to a system where we are americans first, not this format when you call and are you republican or democrat. it's not about politics. it should be about policies. to say afghan and that situation will pass time, 85% of the total budget spent on israel's defense from 1970 let alone these soldiers who are treated worse than immigrants coming in here. that's what's going to unite us. not the money that drives each party. that's what's going on. it's the same format. you don't hear about the goodness. it's one character assassinating the other, making promises. it that fund and pay -- that fund and push the politics. guest: both are pretty old -- least straight if -- most people, be they democrats or republicans, are fed up. they don't like what they see happening around the country for various reasons. they don't believe elected officials are performing the tasks that are required of them. there is a tremendous amount of distrust. there is a term it is amount of fe

our own jacob joins me now from the airport.d is greeting these folks who have not been in this country for nearly a decade? >> confusion and frustration, chuck. actually behind me right now that bus pulling up right here at this gate at the airport is filled with migrants who got off the latest deportation plane to arrive here in port-au-prince. and the biden administration says there has been at least 4,600 haitians who have been expelled from del rio, texas, to here in port-au-prince and another airport in haiti since just ten days ago. 4,600. they expect 5,000 potentially by the end of the day here to be expelled. when i say confusion they're greeted with confusion because many haitians haven't lived in haiti for five, six, some even ten years. they left here to go work in brazil, work in chile for the world cup for the olympics. and they spent all that time there and then went on the move through central america and made their way to the united states and ultimately they were picked up and expelled under this title 42 order

we're going to try and get him back, as i move over to jacob and his new reporting we're getting.ob, let's talk about what dhs was telling you and ken dilanian, essentially that they're not sending and will not send haitian migrants from the border to gitmo. how do you reconcile that with your reporting of this new contract, this new ask? >> reporter: it's exactly what we've reported all along, yasmin. this request for proposal that went out from the biden administration last friday was to continue an existing program at guantanamo bay, cuba, the naval station at guantanamo bay. it's a little-known i.c.e. detention there, they call it the migrant operation center. migrants from haiti, cuba, other countries that are interdicted at sea. there's no other indication, there was no indication that migrants will be moved from the southwest border to this facility at guantanamo bay but it is an indication by the biden administration, they're going to continue to use this facility at guantanamo bay in order to not only hold but repatriate, if not in their home country in haiti, to other co

former south african president, jacob zuma, of contempt of court.ea after the military appeared on national television to say they had ousted president alpha conde. it follows hours of heavy gunfire near the presidential palace in the capital, conakry. 0ur west africa correspondent, mayenijones, reports. unexpected violence. a quiet sunday morning in the capital conakry disrupted by gunfire. soon, residents were reporting a heavy military presence on the streets of the city. access to a bridge leading to the presidential palace was also reportedly blocked. this unverified footage, allegedly showing president alpha conde being detained by the military was widely shared on social media, fuelling rumours of a coup. the military soon appeared on tv, claiming they were moved to take over because of corruption and economic mismanagement. translation: the government is dissolved. _ land borders will be closed for one week and we will then see what will happen with our air borders. the coup plotters are from an elite military unit who have historically rece

jacob soboroff is in northern california. jacob, it's a victory for the governor, but he's got big challenges ahead >> that's right, lester here in california governor newsom handily defeated the recall attempt to remove him from office he called that no vote a validation of his policy priorities, including strict covid restrictions the pandemic was the top issue that helped push newsom to victory among democratic voters who have a 2-1 margin in this state now voters on both sides of the aisle are expecting the governor to step up to address noncovid crises crippling california, including record wildfires, violent crimes, and a growing homelessness epidemic. tonight the recall is behind the governor, but he is already gearing up for the gubernatorial election one year away. lester >> jacob soboroff, thank you. >>> louisiana is under a state of emergency tonight as the remnants of hurricane nicholas soak the gulf coast. six million people under flash flood watches from louisiana to the florida panhandle. the system expected to

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jacob soboroff spoke with the governor about his chances and jacob joins us now.emocratic governor gavin newsom. voters are already voting right now with mail-in ballots, vote-by-mail ballots. i asked the governor himself why he thinks he's in this position and voters too about what they're going to do with the opportunity to recall the governor of the most democratic, bluest state in the union. watch this. a pizza delivery from embattled california governor gavin newsom looking to fuel the fight for his political survival at this l.a. campaign stop. here the main argument volunteers are asked to make is one blaming republicans for using a process they call undemocratic. >> what we're seeing here is a power grab to circumventing the will of the people. >> reporter: in a state where covid, wildfires, homelessness and crime are in the headlines, the process itself is what newsom wants on the ballot. >> do you really think about is about a republican recall and only that, that there aren't people unhappy with governor gavin newsom? >> of course everybody is upset wit

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glenn jacobs is back. one of my very favorite freedom fighters. back rated so this is obviously executive overreach regardless of how you feel about covid-19, nobody likes their want anybody to get it. but the president cannot make these mandates as you say is a violation about the first and second amendments. guest: absolutely and this is not about the maxine. yes completely different issue as you said it is not about covid-19 although that precipitated all of this of course but it's the president's finding that i'm going to write on myself. going to go around congress values these emergency orders in the department of labor, and impacted tens of millions of people going to do it without this you do things constitutionally enough how we should do things in the country. kennedy: and you pointed out, the labor shortage now, it's really hard to get people to go to work and are you finding out in knox county. guest: absolutely, knox county employs about 2700 people so we are pretty large employer we have a lot of open spots that we are trying to feel

jacob, thank you for bringing them to us.e antibody crisis in america and what is being done to stop it. one nation overdosed on the networks of nbc. >>> coming up next here, a sunday sit doub with ray leota on his rise from soap opera star to "good fellas" icon. >>> and a life well lived. the mother of a boy with autism who refused to accept a world closed off to her son. and went about changing it. >>> and as we head to break, our photo of the week. long-time german chancellor angela merkel feeding australian birds at a bird park in germany. merkel is stepping down after nearly 16 years on the job. germans are at the polls today germans are at the polls today to choose her successor. ♪ ♪ [on your mark. get set.] [cymbal crashes decisively] done! i'm done! get a usainly fast online offer on your car in two minutes or less. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. online offer on your car listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bol

jacob ward is in california. steve patterson at polls in sacramento, i have matt gorman and amy walter with us. jacob, let me start with you down where you are. i'm just curious, a lot of people mail in the ballots. what are you seeing today, a trickle of folks that hand them in? what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: well, chuck, this is an extraordinary set of political circumstances, things that make a recall even possible in california are very, very unusual. i'm also standing in extremely unusual part of california, the line you see behind me is in huntington beach. this is part of what's referred to as the orange county, the one big urban republican strong hold in the state of california. it is a very interesting place to be. it has all of the trappings associated with the political left sort of bearing of california, you know, the surfing, yoga on the beach, the rest of it. this is a republican strong hold. republicans outnumber democrats in this urban strong hold of southern california. voters we spo

i'm jacob soboroff. take a pause before vangs historic $3.5 trillion budget plan. the senator is out with a new opinion piece in "the wall street journal" titled "why i won't support spending another $3.5 trillion." he writes this. instead of rushing to spend trillions on new government programs and additional stimulus funding, congress should hit a strategic pause on the budget-reconciliation legislation. i for one won't support a $3.5 trillion bill or another near that additional level of spending without greater clarity about why congress chooses to ignore the serious effects inflation and debt have on existing government programs. the senate budget committee chairman bernie sanders was quick to respond to senator manchin's op-ed, arguing that both tracks of the infrastructure proposal must pass or neither will. this is what he tweeted. rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, roads, bridges, water systems is important. rebuilding our human infrastructure, human health care and climate change is more

. >> nbc's jacob soboroff from california. tell us where things stand. >> reporter: steph, stakes couldn't be higher. the president of the united states was on long beach. i was there with him and governor newsom as they made the case not only for vaccine mandates, mask mandates that have been pretty popular here in california but also talking about different crises that face california, whether wildfires, covid, economic inequality. the president's message is governor newsom is leading the way and leading the way to a better future in california as opposed to larry elder, republican candidate who they're painting as a donald trump 2.0, or further to the right of donald trump according to newsom. people have been voting here quite some time. today is the deadline not just for mail-in ballots but at official drop boxes. we have been here since "today" show 4:00 local time. at least three people in the middle of the night. there's a lot of enthusiasm. the point is larry elder, front running candidate, raised questions about inte

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today msnbc correspondent jacob, pushed elder about whether he would accept the election results. and he refused to. answer >> whether or not you win or lose will you except the results of the election tomorrow? >> i think we all ought to be looking at election integrity, no matter whether you're a democrat or a republican. let's all make sure that the election is a fair election. so let's all work together no matter what the results are, to make sure that the results are valid and legitimate, and that everybody who voted should a vote. it >> is that it commitment to accept >> let's all do that together, let's all work together on both sides, and make sure that the election is a fair election. let's all work together to find out whether or not the election of tomorrow is a fair election. >> one of my very things of a political reporter we are dealing with a politician who has really been trained media train, to answer soon question with the phrase, and you see him doing it over and over again in that clip. so we have learned since the trump era that whether or not people perceive

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good to see you, jacob.ome just added a new campaign stop in san francisco whacht does that say about the confidence in the final stretch here? >> you know, you was wondering the same thing. last night they were very, very confident message in los angeles where the president of the united states came to long beach to campaign on behalf of the governor. but i talked to campaign officials here who say it's just to thank volunteers for the union hall, the electrical workers here in san francisco. the governor is going to come by. this is a get out the vote event. he is going to make his way to sacramento. they still seem to feel confident about the state of this race. and that the governor will will not be recalled despite some really, i think, contentious fair to say early weeks of this campaign where they thought it wasn't looking good. so you'll see the government spend some time here. trying to get the last votes out. at the end of the day, as always, i know this sounds cliche, it's going to come out -- com

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today, msnbc correspondent jacob soboroff pushed elder about whether he would accept the election results, and he refused to answer. >> whether or not you win or lose, will you accept the results of the election tomorrow? >> i think we all ought to be looking at election integrity, no matter whether you are a democrat, an independent, or a republican. let's all make sure that the election is a fair election, so let's all work together no matter what the results are to make sure that the results are valid and legitimate and everybody who voted should have voted. let's all do that, together. >> is that a commitment to accept the results of the election tomorrow? let's all do that tomorrow. let's all work together on both sides of the aisle to make sure the election is a fair election. let's all work together to find whether or not the election tomorrow is a fair election. >> one of my favorite things is when you are dealing with a politician who has clearly been sort of media trained to answer one question with a certain phrase. and then, you see it over and over. remember, marco rubio doin

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lester >> jacob, thank you. >>> in minneapolis today, derek chauvin and three other former police officersaded not guilty to federal charges that they violated the civil rights of george floyd. chauvin appeared from a prison where he's serving 22.5 years for murder in floyd's death. the other officers want their federal trial separated from chauvin's. >>> in just 60 seconds, a shocking twist in the assassination of haiti's president. the man prosecutors now want indicted. >>> and the newest iphone rolled out amid security warnings about apple devices. >>> there are new twists tonight in the killing of haiti's president back in july a top prosecutor has asked a judge to charge prime minister ariel henry in the assassination and ba him from leaving the country, citing evidence he spoke with a key suspect shortly after the murder there was no immediate comment from henry >>> back in the u.s., secretary of state tony blinken grilled for a second day on capitol hill over president biden's handling of afghanistan. and blinken acknowledging at least 100 americans are still trapped there. our rich

lester >> jacob soboroff in haiti tonight. thank you. >>> spectacular scenes today on the spanish island of la palma as a river of lava made it to the atlantic ocean it caused huge clouds of steam and possible toxic gases that forced some on the island to stay indoors the immediate area was evacuated several days ago as the lava made its way to the sea. >>> in just 60 seconds, the breaking news about britney spears a judge's late ruling about her father and that conservatorship. we're there with late developments >>> and the changes coming at the postal service just before the holidays >>> just in tonight, pop star britney spears scoring a major victory in the battle to free herself from her father's conservatorship. a big development today. >> reporter: lester, cheers broke out when the news emerged from this courthouse britney supporters celebrating a big victory. tonight for the first time in more than a decade, britney spears is free of her father the staggering reversal of past court decisions upholding jaime spears' role

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nbc's jacob soboroff got rare access to a response team working to reverse this deadly trend. >> i'mwith the san francisco fire department right now, part of a new unit that responds to opioid overdose calls. there were more opioid overdoses than covid in 2020 the sit stay has been hit so hard, it has a new unit devoted to harm reduction. i rode along with a firefighter and a nurse practitioner we arrived at this shot just after a man had been revived with narcan. we've only been with the fire department for ten minutes this is already the second call of the day for overdose. they say it goes non-stop. the calls came one after another after another. for the men and women who do this work, the toll can be exacting. >> it must wear on you. >> we've had some very long, very sad days. >> more equality here in california than anywhere else in the united states. if that wasn't the case here, do you think it would be easy to get people away from -- >> the drug epidemic in san francisco mirrors health inequalities 25% of overdose deaths include people of color. less than 1% of san francisco'

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live from lake tahoe, jacob ward our correspondent. jacob let's start with you. we have had a rough week in america, from hurricane ida in the gulf to the battering it gave the east coast. and this fire which is just one of many that we have already seen this year, threatening the livelihoods and lives and homes of people in and around the lake tahoe area. >> nd ali, you are absolutely correct. this was an foreseeable idea. you could not imagine years ago you would be facing a labor day weekend in which 22,000 people are that you waited. and the mainstay of the economy here is off. tourism officials telling people to stay away from lake tahoe. what we are seeing in the larger picture is a cross section across the country of everything that is happening around the world. you can find parallels between the kinds of terrible scenes we are seeing in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, along with what we are seeing in africa, where more than 1 million people have been displaced by floods and heavy rains over the course of 2021. all of this stuff has been in the offing

jacob what is going on we can't see?y from governor walking in here to the california state democratic party headquarters for what really is not an improbable victory but a couple of weeks or months ago may have seemed out of reach. state faces multiple crises by definition of the president of the united states. how covid hit the state, highest economic inequality in the union and i do think governor newsom is going to talk about how voters decided to keep him in office amidst the crises. they decided to stick with him at time many folks thought he might be thrown out even by his own party. focus has moved on to democracy. larry elder said he wouldn't accept the results. when i asked him, he declined to do so. and when i spoke with governor newsom, he told me point blank win or lose, would accept the results and tonight he will accept the results in next minute or two, vehicles are pulling up in the distance. >> jacob in front of the cluster of microphones and california democrats' banner. steve kornacki, i'm guessing yo

jacob got me the footlong i deserve. call jacob!e past few hours, and for the second day in a row now, a charter flight took off from kabul airport. an official tells cnn the flight has on board, more than 150 passengers, including 19 american citizens. cnn nick robert robertson is in. it took a few days to get the first post-withdrawal flight off the ground and now two in two days. is there any indication this pace will continue? >> reporter: the indications are that it will. there's a potential for it to speed up if the taliban keep to their word because it does seem we're progressing towards regular international flights resuming possibly some time next week. that's what the indications are pointing to. this 158 people getting out of this charter americans, canadians, germans, britains, dutch and belgians as well getting out. french had 59 fpeople fly out. not sure if they are all on that airport flight. we know from the spokeswoman national security council in the united states saying that 11 legal permanent residents of the uni

jacob: it's going to be fantastic in a city that is so vital and known for its innovation that we're going to be able to build this great venue here. christensen: a lot of these new buildings by the end of the century, including the golden state warriors' new arena, would have the ground floors at least potentially flooded or basement parking flooded. the warriors arena is, you know, contemplating maybe someday putting in flood gates so that their garages don't flood. they're thinking of raising pedestrian access so that it would be out of the water. san francisco itself, you know, built a seawall in the late 1800s to protect itself and this new land that had been created. you know, right now, san francisco is looking at spending $5 billion to repair and reinforce that seawall for another century. scholl: the areas that have been the least developed historically are the marginal lands around the bay, some of which are salt flats. others are abandoned piers, and they're being rehabilitated because there's basically no place else in the bay area to build, and they're being built upon a

>> it's easy to get it you can go to any corner and get it >> nbc's jacob soboroff joins us now.w than a couple of years ago? >> because of how readily available and cheap fentanyl is, hallie it's not grown from a poppy plant like heroin was, it's made in a lab synthetically that's why this ems unit is not specifically focused on so-called solutions. they want to get to the underlying root causes, they want to get to the inequality that gets people to use drugs in the first place. i've seen it all, supervised interceptions, all kinds of 12-step programs to people off of this. but as long as it's cheap and's i willly obtainable, people wil dying. >>> our coverage continues this afternoon with geoff bennett i'll see you at 3:00 eastern after this at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because a bit of magic unfolds when there's a ketchup for everyone. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast becaus business internetnfolds and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for