jamel smith for "rolling stone." i'm adding to the bizarre nature of all of this. in the middle of what is an ongoing threat to safety and health of americans, a hurricane threatening the east coast of the united states, the president has posted at least nine tweets on this. he's september out at least five maps. and then he had the white house release a 225-word statement defending his mistake. how did we get here? >> i'm going to answer your question in a minute, but first, just as a viewer, i wanted to take an opportunity to tell you how much i appreciate, during this incredible and harrowing week for so many americans, the coverage that you've been doing in the wee hours of this hurricane from behind the anchor desk there. i think i speak probably for a lot of msnbc viewers. >> you're too kind, and can i say, it's a privilege to sit at this desk in times like this. so i appreciate all of you who come on and talk to me. so go ahead, thank you, though, i appreciate it. >> you've been doing a great job. >> thanks. >> this is how we got here, and i don't think it t

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please welcome jamelle bouie! ( cheers and applause ) so here we are.vor: you saw the ten strongest contenders. people were focused on the four up top. when you look at this debate fundamentally, do you think democrats are getting the right message across on the screen? >> i think that for the democratic primary voters who just really want to beat trump, that's the only thing they care about, kind of. the first 20 minutes of the debate was spent arguing about healthcare and healthcare was very important. but we've had that debate before, it's rehashing past things, and i think what a lot of democratic voters just want to know is how capable are you going to be on the debate stage with trump, how able to are you going to be to beat trump? and some of that was discussed. a lot of other stuff was discussed as well as policy but i'm not sure the democratic voters are all that vested in these policies. >> trevor: do you think the d. j. voter should be more focused on who looks good on stage and has a feeling of being presidential because democratic voters wi

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the victim with methamphetamine at his west time hollywood apartment on september 11th. 2 other men jamelle more and timothy dean were found dead in buck's home in recent years due to math overdoses the attorney for the moore had this reaction to buck's arrest. >>it's unfortunate that it's taken 3rd overdose for the la sheriff's department to finally act we believe that that would overdose could have been avoided. we believe that the death of timothy dean could have also been avoided had they taken the death of more seriously. >>bach is scheduled to be arraigned soon. >>a california appeals court has ruled that a transgender man can sue a catholic hospital for canceling his hysterectomy according to reports the decision by the first district court of appeals overturns a lower court ruling dismissing the discrimination lawsuit. the man sued mercy san juan medical center in carmichael in sacramento county for canceling his scheduled hysterectomy after he mentions to a nurse 2 days before his surgery that he's transgender hospital operator dignity health quickly help to transfer the surgery to

this year they're singing about resistance and their fight for personal liberties jamelle and dog and al jazeera hong kong. new zealand's prime minister just under our dan has moved to fat countries gunnels it's been 6 months since a mass shooting in christchurch killed 51 people. reports. prime minister. used a visit to a primary school in christ church to announce changes that she says will make new zealand safer including an increase in mental health funding and stricter gun laws we know that the majority of gun crime is committed by people without a license with firearms that have either being stolen or traded illegally arning a firearm is a privilege not a right that means we need to do all we can to ensure that our in the honest laura biding citizens can obtain firearms licenses and use firearms. are done 1st announced sweeping gun controls in march following an attack on 2 mosques in christ church that killed 51 people all military style semi automatic weapons and assault rifles were banned and an amnesty was put in place for the guns to be handed to police 6 months on and the

celebrate this year there is singing about resistance and the fight for personal liberties jamelle undock an al-jazeera hong kong. covers to take a look at the top stories here in breaking news a saudi interior ministry says the explosion and fire at the state owned oil company was caused by a drone attack it was at the aramco site near death in the country's east the company says the oil processing plant is the largest crude oil stabilization plant in the world pakistan's prime minister warns new delhi has cracked down in indian administered kashmir will push more people into taking up arms imran khan held a rally in the capital of pakistan administered kashmir and again promised to take the issue to the un iran can also speak exclusively to our era and he told us that he is anti war that he will respond to any aggression from india when nuclear armed countries fight if they fight a conventional war there is every possibility that it's going to end up and do nuclear war the unthinkable i mean you know if if supposed to stand for god forbid we fight a conventional war we're losing and if

gather to celebrate this year there is singing about resistance and the fight for personal liberties jamelle and dog and i'm just here in hong kong. wind and rain is lashing the hurricane ravaged bahamas barely 2 weeks after hurricane dorian brought devastation to its islands the national hurricane center is warm the weather system could turn into a tropical storm many people are still missing and thousands are sleeping in shelters. it's the final day of campaigning and tunas year's presidential election voters will go to the polls on sunday the route $26.00 candidates in the running including prime minister yousuf shahid and media mogul not be. leading opinion polls despite being in prison he's awaiting a verdict in this trial for tax fraud and money laundering he was refused. stephanie that brings us the latest from. citizens will be electing a new president on sunday that was here that thousands of people 8 years ago came out to the streets demanding change or they managed to get rid of what they called the dictator the man who was in charge of this country for over 20 years but many peop

the northern california carpenter's regional council, ey, lows, jamel and tom perkins, linkedin, russelleynolds first bank, community vision and capital consulting, rubicon, kayhill construction, and oliver and company. i also want to recognize a few donors who have made the dorm possible. tipping point. valerie powder, the zeler box foundation, the louis r. laura foundation and linkedin. this group, along with the city, and sfusd exemplify a public-private partnership model that has come together to meet the needs of young people in san francisco. we are honored to have mayor breed with us here today and to have mayor willie brown's daughter, susan brown, here with us as well. without question, it is because of the support of mayor breed and mayor brown that we are standing here today about to open this beautiful dormitory for kids. [ applause ]. >> it's pretty cool. i would like to begin our program by introducing susan brown, who is going to comment on her father's long-term commitment to life learning academy. susan. [ applause ]. >> thank you very much, craig, for that very warm int

one of them jamel moore in july of 2017 when he overdosed and was found dead in ed buck's apartment.not charge ed buck because there was insufficient evidence. then timothy dean in january 7th of this year deemed a meth overdose as well in that case also inside of ed buck's apartment as well. that is still under investigation here. but buck was apparently there for both of these, according to the documents. and that is why people are saying what is happening there, what is going on? i did reach out to his attorney and have not received a comment back. >> stephanie elum, thank you. >>> want to leave you this hour with my favorite story of the day. a clever attempt to raise money for beer. you have to applaud that. turned into more than $60,000 for charity. it started when college football fan carson king brought this sign to live college game day asking for people to send money for beer for his venmo account and he decided to give the money away to the university of iowa children's hospital. fur not familiar, they're amazing. and the kids can overlook the games at the university of io

in a recent piece, to name one example in the atlantic, jamele hill argues that quote it's time for blackto leave white colleges. in the piece hill argues that making their schools rich while going unpaid themselves. for that reason, hill says, they should attend historically black colleges to ensure those schools reap the financial benefits. nichols professor of academic studies at the university of maryland joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: part of this argument the schools are getting rich at the expense of the athletes seems absolutely right to me. >> absolutely. >> tucker: worth a debate. i'm not sure it has to do anything with anybody's race. i don't think it does. i think that's a real thing. >> i think it does have to do with race but that's okay. >> tucker: but, i'm just shocked as someone who grew up in a country where the triumph over segregation was held up as comparable to storming the beaches at normandy. one of our great achievements people on the left would say let's resegregate. >> i don't think she saring for segregation.

on july 27th, 2017, jamel moore was found dead of an accidental meth overdose. but the d.a.'fice declined to press charges. timothy dean also died in buck's apartment. on january 7th of this year. also of an accidental meth overdose. while it is moore's death that is the crux of the federal charges against buck, today the u.s. attorney revealed there are many more men that say they were victimized by him. >> investigators have located ten additional victims. nine of whom said mr. buck administered drugs to them or strongly encouraged them to ingest narcotics as parts of agreements to be compensated for sexual services. >> reporter: handcuffed and slumped over in the back of a police cruiser, buck was taken away outside of his west hollywood apartment tuesday. it's a likingly different posture for the lgbtq activist and prominent donor who has contributed more than $120,000 to democratic heavy weighs since the early '90s. that's according to the center for responsive politics. >> for the past two years and 53 days, we had a lot of people telling us that nothing was ever going

. >> rolling stone columnist jamel smith wrote, he is saying things at a democratic debate on an hbcuno less, historically black college, that make it absolutely impossible to trust biden to be the party's best candidate to address systemic racism. your response? >> my friend jameel jailed it. i very much believe that joe biden is a good man and that his heart is pure. the problem though is that he is a white man of a certain era in this country. he served with segregationists who he revered. he comes from a school of thought, frankly, served with moynihan who wrote a report that suggested that what is wrong with black people and black communities has everything to do with them as opposed to the systemic challenges and, frankly, the structural racism that has created the positiverty and disenfranchised black people since the beginning of time. i think it's rich that today he's having a conversation to detective the dots with slavery and the church shooting, when, in fact, it doesn't seem he has a deep grasp on the structural racism in this country and how even his own policies from ma

this year there is singing about resistance and the fight for personal liberties jamelle a dog and i'm just here hong kong. hello again i'm a star and with the headlines on al-jazeera heavy rains and strong winds are threatening to disrupt such a rescue efforts in the bahamas the national hurricane center is warning of a potential tropical storm within the next 36 hours parts of the bahamas were hit hard by a powerful hurricane nearly 2 weeks ago the u.n. chief is in the bahamas to raise global awareness about the effects of climate change pakistan's prime minister warns that new delhi's crackdown in indian administered kashmir will push more people into taking up arms and one can house a rally in the capital of pakistan administered kashmir iran can also spoke exclusively to talk to al jazeera he says he is anti war but will respond to any aggression from india when nuclear armed countries fight if they fight a conventional war there's every possibility that it's going to end up into nuclear war the unthinkable i mean you know if if said by christiane for god forbid we fight a convent

one of those, jamel moore, died, having written a journal about his drug addiction.l entry saying, quote, if it didn't hurt so bad, i'd kill myself, but i'll let ed buck do it for now. after this latest incident, jackie lacey said she decided to act saying in a statement, i remain deeply concerned for the safety of people whose life circumstances may make them more vulnerable to criminal predators. and prosecutors laid out their case in court papers writing, quote, from his home in a position of power, buck manipulates his victims in participating in his sexual fetishes, including supplying and personally administering dangerously large doses of narcotics to his victims. now, ed buck is a long-time activist and donor to democrats. he's given more than $116,000 to democratic candidates and groups over the last ten year, including to the presidential campaigns of barack obama, hillary clinton and john kerry. he will be arraigned later today, we are told, and prosecutors are recommending that bail for buck be set at $4 million. harris? >> harris: jonathan, real quickly,

biden is problematic with antiquated view and you hear that from brilliant black writers out there, jamel cetera, et cetera. and then you have the fact that bide an is the top choice among african-american voters for 42%. look at who is next. bernie sanders with 12%. it is not even close. there is a big division. there often is between the pundits and the public. >> i think part of it boils down to people are not paying close attention. they weren't in the third hour of the debate or the second hour or whatever it was. if you weren't being paid to watch it, you might not have been watching it. and so they know biden. they feel like he is someone who can win. maybe because he was associated with a winner, obama. but there are real issues when it comes to the way biden talks about race, that answer that he gave when he asked -- was asked about comments about slavery, not only did he mention the record player and he also mentioned this study that basically implies or implies that poor black people don't talk to their children or don't talk to them as much as others or as much as white people

one of those men, jamel moore, died in 2017 having written in a journal about his drug addicti addictiony saying "if it didn't hurt so bad, i would kill myself. but i will let ed to buck do it for now." >> we should all feel happy today that at the buck is not torturing or killing another black, man. >> reporter: ed buck is a longtime political activist and donor to democrats and has given an ad that are $13,000 to candidates and groups over the last 11 years. including small donations to the presidential campaigns of barack obama, hillary clinton and john kerry. prosecutors told the judge yesterday that the patent of drug overdoses inside of buck's home made him "a significant risk to public safety" and the judge apparently agreed to. so buck will remain behind bars until his trial begins. he faces a potential 20 year sentence. >> john: jonathan hunt, thank you. >> sandra: brand-new reaction coming in from president trump after iran called on the u.s. to drop sections, crippling that country's economy. general jack keane will join us on that, next. sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you

prosecutors say he provided the drugs that killed jamel moore in 2017.on. a second man overdosed and died at buck's los angeles home earlier this year. he has not been charged. buck was arrested earlier this week accused of running a drug den and injecting a man with so much meth he almost died. that's a look at your headlines. we will have more later in the show. steve? steve: all right, jillian, thank you. a new york billionaire set to host a fundraiser for president trump's 2020 re-election and the left already promising protests. brian: this just days after protests broke out outside of a los angeles fundraiser after celebrities called for the doxxing of hollywood's trump donors. ainsley: here to react some of the president's biggest supporters fox news celebrities diamond and silk. hey, ladies. >> hey. ainsley: why do you think folks are doing in this is america. you are allowed to support which ever candidate you want but you have got these protesters. >> maybe these protesters are afraid that donald trump is going to outraise what a democrat will

the arrest comes after two other men jamel moore 26 years old and timothy dean 55 died from overdoses home 18 months apart. charges were not filed against buck in those cases but those investigations are ongoing according to l.a. prosecutors. latest death in 2018 sparking protests calling for buck's arrest. is he a prominent hollywood figure in prominent circles known for making donations to candidates like the governor as well as hillary clinton. prosecutors are saying, quote: his deadly behavior has not stopped and his predatory acts and willful disregard for human life must be stopped before another life is lost. but the attorney was contacted by fox news would not comment on this case. he will be arraigned later today, guys. steve: he will, indeed. thank you very much. apparently this man who overdosed in his apartment he went to his apartment on september the 4th. and it is alleged that mr. buck injected him with a big dose of. ainsley: meth. steve: exactly. the guy was worried he was overdosing. he ran out of the apartment. came back on september the 11th, once again, another bi