. >> joining me now from las vegas is john ross, an msnbc political analyst and ceo of the nevada independent see you. particularly when we talk about anything from the vada. what has happened here? cortez masto was ahead about a month ago. what is driving adam laxalt's search in the polls? >> alex, it's good to be with you, too. i have to say, i wouldn't call it a surge by adam laxalt. he has had, in some recent polls, but this race has been close from the beginning. for a combination of reasons. first, there's the general atmosphere of it being a mid term year, and the fact that nevada is a purple state. and, catherine cortez masto is just not that high profile of a senator, and not as defined, especially, as a freshman, as some other senators might be. so, all of the elements are there for a close race. that is what we have. >> look, nevada is essentially a motto economy. it's centered around served tourism and the service industry. tell me about the relationship between covid and the economic recovery from that, and what is taking place in regards to the blame for the economy collapsing?

well, john ross, nora will be as result start coming in, but 1st let's go to our latin america editor, lucy newman. i. she is in south palo where lose headquarters are sailors. here it is. finally a palace. how little putting up where we are in one of the largest. so it's not the largest voting station in all of brazil in the city of south, out of the largest in the country with the largest state that has the largest number of voters. so what you see here is that the center of what has been considered the battle ground for this election. and that is so follow all the candidates or the 2 main candidates have been campaigning year up until saturday. in fact, 4 of the votes of the brazilian people, luna voted early this morning. he seemed very, very jovial indeed. and he pointed out that in the last election 4 years ago, he was in prison and we hadn't been able to vote at all. but that he, because he had been unjustly imprisoned for what he called trumped up charges of corruption. but that now he was voting again. interestingly enough, this is the 6 time that lula is running for presiden

john ross. more than again, it's about birth education and i didn't see access to education protection and gender quality elements going since 2010 in south africa. how she is away from the south africa at 18. 28. now we've never had this many people bills like we will cut about 12 different countries look like that. and it's just all these people on the side of the philippines. so how's it going to be the mom as if they are going to be welcoming and in terms of your benefits and comfortable legacy, what are the plane? how are they going to benefit from bangladesh of just the posted birth registration pressure from the project to get kids to this? well, come the supreme court saying that as a petition that government and they've simplified the libyan government, that's not the question of the senate general assembly because they've just passed the law to provide the registration cost for $3.00 children and the 10 percent. and of course, people, libya that benefit 800000 people does, it will chan

administration largely abandon indian territory, modern-day oklahoma, in 1861, leaving cherokee leader, john ross, no choice but to cast his lot with the confederacy. he met with lincoln in an effort to gain support in 1862, but lincoln and his advisers proved largely ounces that sympathetic. in the same year, lincoln agreed to enroll native american troops in the area, well before the historically more famous debate about african american troops. he also had to resolve disputes there between military commanders a, problem with which lincoln was intimately familiar in the morning eastern and western theaters and with which most scholars of the war, intimately familiar as well, but perhaps not so much with farther west. indeed farther west in 1862, the battle of gloria pass settled whether the competitor she would be able to keep moving west. the army of the pacific and other things to do too including stopping the native american rights on travelers, which resulted many from the lack of food provided by the iaea. to help the [inaudible] the army gave them food on the orders of james cawthorn, who

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[applause] frank john hughes who played wild bill carney air. he ross mccall who portrayed jill lipska. finally though he is not with us today, tim who played frank was with us every step of the way planning this symposium. a big shout out to him. i also want to recognize ed tippers daughter kerry tipper you will see her later on for sure. at any event welcome to all of you. thank you, also, to the other cast of cast lenders and crew of bands of brothers as well as other family members of easy company who joined us on this important occasion. there is a lot of people to thank. i would say also our president and ceo who happens to be in normandy right now. the governor of louisiana, he could not be here as well. our travel team who had the idea to do this with becky a number of years ago. and with kirk saduski and others who made it happen. our institute in the study of war and democracy, -- we have sponsors to. the reality is we can't do any of this without sponsors. let me list their names to a quickly. ryan axon, cameron bachelor, and mcdonald and the

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. >>> hey, tomorrow on the show, it's star-studded yet again, we got john stamos tracee ellis ross, piercepageant. the director responding in an interview to allegations that this year's pageant was rigged. we're also hearing from one of the judges. stephanie ramos has the story. good morning to you, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. there's this cloud of controversy now over the miss usa pageant. it's kind of unfortunate, but i spoke with officials and they said the pageant was definitely not rigged because of a few allegations the miss universe organization is now investigating. this morning, ugly allegations at one of the premier beauty pageants. >> miss usa is texas! >> reporter: some contestants now saying the miss usa pageant was rigged in favor of miss texas who won the crown last monday. >> it was not rigged whatsoever. i didn't have an unfair advantage or knew that i was going to win. i worked very, very hard to get to where i am now. >> reporter: gabriel is now the first filipino american to win miss usa. soon after the contest, some of the contestants calling foul saying she

when we talk about the pennsylvania -- john fetterman tried his best under difficult circumstances -- mister ross, as a doctor, i think literally violated the hippocratic oath. he would never had advised any patient of his, i think, i hope, would have never advised any patient of him -- in the aftermath of a stroke to even be on a debate stage. john fetterman was valiant in his efforts. he tried his best to answer the questions that were asked. mr. oz did not. and i want to give that credit to john fetterman for trying to do his best under a certain set of circumstances that were not favorable for him, but he gave a valiant effort. i admire what john fetterman trying to do tonight. and mr. oz should be ashamed of himself for the things that he said, the position that he is taken. he has no legitimacy in this race. he parachuted into pennsylvania. he's trying to steal a seat. and it's really despicable what he's doing. >> not only did he parachute in, he left god's country, new jersey, who would do that? john micek, michael nutter, think you are joining tonight. when we come back, we're talking ka

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other actors that i mean it's a band of brothers and we were so lucky to michael and john and frank and, you know, ross and all of the other actors and of course, dale di and his men. i, i think it is, you know, for the casting and it's really a band of brothers without, each one of them, we wouldn't had what we had. yes and again there were frank and and ross and other actors are going to be peppered throughout the other panels all day. so please, guys frank, mike ross, talk, talk. tell us about that process. when we talked little bit about yesterday with dale, but tell us about the process of when you got the initial and how you prepared and when you first did come in to audition for for tom and for stephen. tell us about that. well, i'll give you the british version. we had every actor in my group was aware of the show. you know, the whisper around town was happening. and i believe it was a wide they were casting throughout the u.s. the uk, perhaps even australia. were people hearing about the show and i remember agent calling me and saying go buy this book now you know had a relatively good educati

ross sorkin will be here to explain. >>> also ahead, nbc's dashya burns joins us with her exclusive sit-down with john fetterman as he tries to mock down concerns about his health. >>> plus, protests in iran enter their fourth week in what could be the boldest challenge to the regime in over 40 years. we'll have the latest when "morning joe" returns. the laten "morning joe" returns. we desperately need more affordable housing, but san francisco takes longer than anywhere to issue new housing permits. proposition d is the only measure that speeds up construction of affordable new homes by removing bureaucratic roadblocks. while prop e makes it nearly impossible to build more housing. and the supervisors who sponsored e know it. join me, habitat for humanity and the carpenters union in rejecting prop e and supporting prop d to build more affordable housing >>> a live look at l.a. so we have to stop what we're talking about in the break. i will not let you finish that story. but los angeles, it's time to wake up at 22 past the hour now. continuing our coverage of the headlines this morning, fresh clashes have broken out betwe

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holders need to bring in order to get their citizenship papers fulfilled so we want to thank john murray and trent ross of the hsa and we save them a box of moon cakes whether we see him. next is also the san francisco public library right across from the plaza. and unfortunately, they are not here today, so we also want to thank katherine apla and also michael kayla. the other partner is sfo and sometimes we will go to sfo to do these citizenship workshops and we hope that carlos maybe, we assume that very soon. okay. so, that's about complete our program and for closing remarks, i would like to ask richard to say a few words, richard. [applause] >> let's give a hand to annie chung for all this -- the great work she leads, thank you annie, a remarkable leader and it's hot so to keep it brief, a reminder, there refree resources for citizenship services in san francisco. that's the take away today whether it's immigration services at workshops or application fee, the -- these services exist for those in san francisco. we have a workshop in celebration of citizen month. we have a workshop september 24th.

tom picked one by ross thomas, "the cold war swap." nelson picked johnist of all those books they like that they think are the greatest will be on your website and on "the bookcase." >> your favorites? >> my favorite of all time? well, you have to pick a sherlock holmes or you have to pick an agatha christie. those are the two seminal writers. i ould pick "the murder of roger ackroyd." >> oh, you're just wrong. >> which is why you have to listen to the podcast. wrong. just sit in your wrongness and be wrong. i think "then there were none" which went through several title iterations, but it's a great mystery. >> another agatha christie. >> yeah, it's amazing. when you don't like anybody but it's still a page turner. >> and i love anything by harlan coben. >> i do too. >> he is a master of, you get to the last paragraph of a chapter and you just cannot help but turn to the next page. >> yeah, yeah. >> so we'll have a little test and put you guys -- >> i heard about this. >> don't you remember your old days on "gma"? >> a quiz for charlie and he can't remem

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