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sorry, no disrespect >> joey: katie. >> katie: this is part of their tradition and culture. respect my friends on the other side of the pond who are sad the queen has passed. she was an historical figure and they're going to pay her their respects so good for them. i have questions about the bathroomen a other services, but they're figuring it out apparently. >> tyrus: i was trying to say what she said. i just didn't -- >> joey:. >> joey: geraldo what do you this i >> geraldo: martha maccallum stayed on line seven, eight, nine hours. deeply respected, beloved, whether you liked the monarchy or not or royalty or not, the fact of the matter is that she's been part of our lives for 70 years. so you've got to give respect. and the fact that beckham and these people feel so deeply about their former sovereign, laid sovereign, i'm okay with it. i'm okay with it. >> judge jeanine: you know, i'm really in awe that the british people are, you know, so aligned with the queen, for whatever reason, that they would stand in line for hours. and i, you know, you'd think that some of these

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people were very sad to see harry traveling alone katie. there was a lot of sadness and yet people young and old, i spoke to people in harry had not traveled -- with his brother. or his uncles, and so i think that you could see the four that is too beautiful for the people there. the other thing i've been hearing from a lot of people, when we talk about what kind of king king charles iii will be, what might help him reach a younger audience and resonate the way that his mother did. everybody said it seeing the younger royalty. seeing more of the new prince and princess of whales. it acing their brothers together. these four are -- popular katie. they are so much more popular then came charles has ever been. and so i think this will do an unbelievable amount to kind of not promote, i don't want to use that word. but to really reassure this country, that the monarchy is what they believe and what they want it to be. jacket all, though they are getting in the car and the prince of wales is waving. here you see the cheers, i'm just giving them

. >> and i'm katie in london. it is unfolding in spectacular fashion, history, we are expecting at any moment to learn exactly when the funeral will take place. today, britons are observing a combination of pomp and circumstance to mark the proclamation of a new cane, and public mourning for a beloved queen who reigned for 70 years. thousands laying flowers and paying tribute outside of buckingham palace. back at home, of the british embassy in washington d.c.. >> she played a grandmother role to our lives. we can relate to them. the royal family was a human family. they had their conflicts. they had their squabbles, the sibling squabbles. and yet we watched them whether tragedy after tragedy. i admired the queen so much for her resilience, for her fate, for her integrity, her grace. >> i am christian. christiane idiot today needs the grace of the queen -- that she had. that is how she lived her life. >> the british parliament is still meeting in a rare saturday session as elected officials pay tribute to the quee

this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm katie greifeld with jon erlichman.razilians will head to the polls this weekend. the new president faces daunting challenges, including surging food and fuel prices. the state of the amazon rain forest. in lingering questions over the health of latin america's largest democracy. joining us now is robert wood, the principal economist for latin america and the caribbean at "the economist." great to have you with us. we had a heated debate on thursday night. how does that set us up heading into sunday's vote? robert: absolutely. and it started to get quite personal. between the president, bolsonaro, and lula. we do see this as a two-horse race, but there were other presidential candidates in the televised debate. really what you are seeing and what you have seen in brazil is a little bit like what you have had in the u.s. over the years, and growing polarization on the left and right. and really it has just been building and building. you know, we are going to see voters go to the polls on sunday. we think it is going to

jay. >> katie, good morning. i'm going to show you a little bit of what the small village looks like. many of the buildings are exactly this one, sheldon burned. both the people who live here or have been evacuated. the elderly are staying behind. they say they're not going anywhere. it's three columbus from the front line here. the shelling continues around the clock here. it is one of those areas that continues to be fought back and forth, because -- it's a right at the russian border. fighting here is expected to continue for quite some time. katie. >> all right, thanks to jay. coming up, what new revelations can we expect from the january six committee. next week, it could be the last chance to show american voters what's at stake ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. i'm going to break it all down with pennsylvania representative, brandon boyle, coming up next. plus, i'm going to say this and listened carefully because it's likely the only time i ever will, i finally agree with donald trump on something. it j

i am katie fang. in just a few moments, king charles will hold an audience with prime minister lustrous at buckingham palace. as the nation prepares for the king queens funeral tomorrow. more heads of state are expected to arrive in london today to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. including president biden and the first lady. who arrive yesterday and will visit the casket in just a few hours. nbc's matt bradley is live in london with more. >> katie, today is a bit of a downed. or starting to see preparation for tomorrow. that is actual practice. all of this pomp and ceremony does not come off without a lot of drilling. that's what was happening today and yesterday. , soldier's those who will be attending and participating in the ceremony, are trying to get it just right for the big day tomorrow. that funeral is also going to be a massive challenge for the police. they have been saying that this is the largest event in london history. and this is the city to host lots of events, more than t

i'm katy tur in london.matter how you feel about a monarchy, any monarchy in 2022, it was hard not to be moved by what we just witnessed. the pageantry and symbolism, hundreds of soldiers in the ceremonial costume we've come to associate with the queen, those red jackets and tall bear-skin hats. it took 46 minutes for the queen's coffin to make the final journey away from buckingham palace, her home for the last seven decades, and to westminster hall where mourners in a line that could reach as many as ten miles long wait to see their -- say their final good-bye. yet, for all of its anticipation and its singular history, this moment felt eerily realm necessary of this one. the very young brothers made this same march because they're mother's coffin. it's a painful image of one of the most painful moments in the history of the modern monarchy, not to say anything of the grief the brothers felt and most feel again. the crowds felt it too then and they felt it again today. thousands crowded the streets down the

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>> i was so predictable katie. something to see the consistency with this man unraveling as the pressure builds and it was inevitable because it is not a mistake that the worst things get for him, the worst things are lashing out for him. we are now talk about the fact that this guy is embracing the far-right extremists, he knows that he is losing allies and so he's doubling down on the worst elements in our society. that is the only place that he's going to get support, and that is the best way that he knows so to rile up his base, which seems to be his bread and butter. >> trump has been heading back at people like bill barr, he called barr a weak and pathetic rhino with no guts. that seems to be his go-to response when i establishment republican criticizes him. but to the point that you just raise, then do you think that the qanon embracing the full on let's not flirt with the actually promoting it, is that some type of indication of how he is panicking, it's actually realizing that he's going to get in a lot mo

thank you, katie. good afternoon it is the port director. i did not know katie she came before me. i was deciding weather to come and i said you are building a team. i knew here has machine withhold get something done. and i felt like she would fit at the port. i did not know how right that was. i have appreciated the opportunity to work with katie on the senior team. you know i have billions of anecdotes how she helped me. one thing as we entered the deepest days of 2020 during the pan dem and i can came to her for the first time with a proposal to forgive rent. we didn't know where the bottom was katie kept her eye on the ball i can't imagine how a cfo feels when somebody tells you. i respected on top of katie understanding and really living what it means to be a public servant in the sector she is trying to do things better that is manage we'll miss that she's gone to the city add administrator's office. all the best, katie. [applause]. good afternoon deputy director of planning. i want to thank katie for her service and assistance throughout the time she has been here. when i a

>> for some people it will be weeks, katie. i remember the florida keys was completely shut off, what we call re-entry was postponed over and over again because it wasn't safe for people to return. there's downed power lines. there's flooding and the anxiety that builds up for these families, homeowners is extraordinary. they want to know if they have anything left and they're denied access, sometimes people get violent because they get so frustrated at the entry point of the florida keys, i remember in 2017 there was often a tense situation there because there were thousands of people hoping to get back to their homes and they weren't allowed so the federal government can do a lot because these local authorities are overwhelmed. they simply do not have the resources to manage a disaster of this nature. >> i think an important point people need to know this hurricane, four different landfills that it made one of which was the island of puerto rico and there's a headline as ian batters florida, puerto ricans fear being forgotten

i think you make a smart point, katie. the fact that he's got personal items mixed in with classified documents makes it very difficult for him to say that he didn't know that they were there. and there is no mistaking classified material. there's a cover sheet with big markings in a large font, in bright colors, telling you what the classification level is. that warning is repeated on every page of the document that contains classified material. and so when we see the picture that doj submitted alongside its response brief, you know, we see the picture of these documents laid out with the coverage clearly denoting that they're classified. if trump is rummaging around for his passport or any of these other items that are in there, he's going to see it. that's a factual matter. but legally for the government, and proving that he had these items in his possession, the fact that they're interspersed with these items that can be tied back to him is an extremely helpful sort of circumstantial evidence that he can compile. >> le

that's what's going to be so telling, katy.nd not taking part in the first debate here tonight, he's still ahead consistently in polling. >> dr. oz has tried to hit him when it comes to his health saying that he's not out there because he's not well. kind of trading off his stock as a tv doctor. is it working for him? i know you say fetterman is ahead in the polls. any indication that oz's attacks are starting to eat away. i have heard that there are folks in gop leadership that are not as concerned about dr. oz as the polling might suggest. >> reporter: right. i mean, especially when we're taking into account that a lot of the polls have fetterman up by three or four percentage points. that's within the margin of error and we have seen republicans who are not normally registering in polls over the past two election cycles ultimately closing that gap come the actual results -- or the actual vote-counting on election day here. as it comes to john fetterman, that is where oz today at a press conference that he held just a bit ago

katie, standby. see on the stories and anything develops will come right back to katie and i love pictures that we are watching on the proclamation of king charles the third. again, this is the third step. there was the succession when queen elizabeth ii. that the accession which happened yesterday morning, illegal procedure. this is the proclamation, in various parts of the land. and there will be the coronation, probably expected in 2023. it is september the 11th 2022. 21 years to the day since a group of terrorists hijacked and subsequently crashed planes into the world trade center here in new york city. into the pentagon in washington, d.c., and into a field in jacksonville pennsylvania. those terror succeeding killing nearly 3000 americans. and fomenting fear and forever changing the course of history. but they failed spectacularly to kill american democracy. across the country it is a day of somber remembrance including speeches, moments of silence, the readings of the names of those whose liv

i am katie fang. the january six committee just scored a legal victory in its investigation of the so-called, alternate electors. we're just a few days away from the committees next and potentially final public hearing. we begin our morning with msnbc capitol hill correspondent allie raffa, with the latest live for us in washington d.c.. good morning allie. >> good morning katie. yeah, the general six committee says that it's next. and the numbers are containing, probably last year, our convening on wednesday. while they haven't dropped the theme of the hearing. they've dropped bread crumbs on what we should expect to see on wednesday. they said that they gathered more information. mark communication with the secret service on communications and movements on january 6th. during this almost two month long break in hearings. they say that this hearing will tie up loose ends. close storylines that they started to present. in past hearings. and katy, while they start to ramp up the investigation. more doo

katie?ust talked about the fact that these people had to be on this bus for a 30 plus hour trip. was there any heads up or notice provided to any organizations that were there to be able to receive them when they arrived this morning? >> there were about 30 volunteers here suggesting that they got some sort of heads up. but i think is important to know that, washington d.c. is a place that has done this before. in fact, migrants have been coming by lessons april. so they have the services provided. they have all the migrant services that up here in the city. so it has become a well oiled machine here in d.c.. as much as mayor -- doesn't want to happen. >> katie? >> nbc's gary graham, bakari thank you for the latest there. right now i would like to bring a massachusetts state representative dylan fern and us and crush or more from mendez. the ceo of lutheran immigration and former policy director for michelle obama. representative fernandez, i would like to start with you please. the migrants

katy? >> wow.ank you. >>> staying in mississippi nbc news learned the fbi is investigating what state officials are calling the largest public fraud case in the state's history. $70 million in welfare grants intended for poor children was redirected to rich people and their pet projects. >> you have to make a choice whether you want to pay your light bill or whether you want to put food on the table. when i reapplied, i was not able to be on it again because they told me that they didn't have the funding. >> they didn't have the funding. officials say some of the money went to nfl hall of fame quarterback brett favre. favre was paid more than $1 million for quote motivational speeches that he never gave and sought millions more for a volleyball arena at the university of southern mississippi where his daughter plays. laura strickler was part of the team that broke that story and joins me now. laura, how exactly did brett favre get money intended for poor children? >> so katy, thank you. that was ou

marie, katie and brad, thank you so much. of the most famous ucla bruins of all time claims he's been a victim of california crime and the homeless crisis. what can be done to stop it? california resident steve hilton, the king of california is next. ♪ kennedy: maybe some people are and former nba and ucla great bill walton and deadhead has been writing angry letters to the mayor of san diego for letting his city become overrun with homeless encampments and one letter bill writes "you speak of the rights of the homeless. what about our rights and we follow rules of a functioning society and why are others allowed to disregard those rules"? absolutely right, bill. and claims he was recently assaulted and any way to turn around the golden state? joining me is anchor of the fox news channel and host of the daily california podcast and knows this issue all too well, steve hilton, welcome back. >> great to see you, kennedy. listen, i have to start by saying what a fantastic track. is it called bumped out weird with the cure track.

your thoughts on that, katy? i think on a tonic _ days. your thoughts on that, katy?s up and then the air. we had _ everything is up and then the air. we had something that wasn't technically a budget that i shall felt bigger than many budgets in the past. felt bigger than many budgets in the past i_ felt bigger than many budgets in the past. i think when it comes to the military— past. i think when it comes to the military numbers, this comes from a pledge _ military numbers, this comes from a pledge that — military numbers, this comes from a pledge that liz truss made during the tory— pledge that liz truss made during the tory leadership campaign. ben wallace _ the tory leadership campaign. ben wallace is — the tory leadership campaign. ben wallace is talking about where this money— wallace is talking about where this money can go. i think we are at a point _ money can go. i think we are at a point when — money can go. i think we are at a point when a _ money can go. i think we are at a point when a lot of people are looking — point when a lot of people are looking

katie, for us in orlando. >> katie, thank you. all right. still tracking hurricane ian at this hour, even as of three a.m. still a hurricane winds up and over 75 miles per hour. >> again, it has it made landfall literally about 12 hours ago as a powerful category four storm , almost a category five storm on the sapers simpson scale. >> that is the absolute highest that you can get . >> right, in terms of the intensity of a hurricane, it is still a hurricane. even 12 hours later, after being starved from its primary source for fuel, which is moisture, which is the ocean. >> it has been over land now for 12 hours. it is still a hurricane and it is producing all kinds of rainfall. as katie burn was just so eloquently showing us . and parts of orlando estimated rainfall. you need to see this to believe it. south of tampa, this is along i 75 runs north and southbound. as you know, any interstates that end an odd numbers, those run north to south. if they end in an even number, they run east to west. >> kind of like ifour, but let's zero in right

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katie: it's hard.t have a crystal ball, i cannot predict cycles but i knew we were in a cycle. we saw so much excitement around the space and i talked about what makes this different, but one thing is we don't fish in the same pond. we have the crypto natives, we have operators, seasoned operators who really know how to stick the landing. and i think that's reflected in our culture. i would say the only thing that has changed in our strategy is really more of a focus on -- stage but we still have -- early-stage but we still have our late stage fund. we see valuation, which i think we will still see correct. i think we will continue to see some corrections, so we might deploy our better stage fund more slowly. it might be on an even 50-50 cadence. but that's ok. long term our strategy hasn't changed. emily: how much do you think valuations will correct? katie: crypto is not a monolith. >> they follow an enterprise staff motto and others that are layer one protocols. you still have others that are consum

>> i got to say, katie, i'm surprised.newt gingrich on my bingo card for the january 6th committee. if i was his counsel, my first questions to him would be, what conversations he was having with eastman, clark, others regarding the fake electors. we know there's a criminal election there. if he was involved with that in any way, really needs to consider taking the fifth for at least some of the questions, because he doesn't want to get tied into that investigation, which appears to be pretty active, by the justice department. it it remains to be seen the coordination between the trump white house and the people attacking the capitol as well as people submitting the false document to the senate regarding those fake electors. so i think very interesting and, i can't wait to watch that one. that's going to be must-see tv. >> i was going to say, like i was saying, the january 6th committee clearly earning its keep and doing its work. thanks for being here. joining me now is the cofounder of the lincoln project, rick wilson. r

good evening, katie.e say good morning. >> grant vicki, i it is one 45 in the morning here where we are. but, you know, the city is really going. 24 hours. you probably can't hear it behind me. but there is some practice going on. some soldiers who are practicing for the queen's funeral on monday. it appears walking information. there are horses, drums. so this is really something that has obviously been in the planning stages for years and now is being executed. and as we've been seeing thousands of people have been coming out to pay their respects today for the queen as she lies in state until her funeral on monday. they'll tie. i never thought twice about coming to pay his respects to queen elizabeth. the second tributes to be here really. >> and i i serve the queen for 37 years and there for some that. and i just think it's my duty to be here. you know, i'm just looking forward to a moment of peace and reflection when we get into line. he was among the tens of thousands of mourners waiting hours in a

a very touching and katie corrado reporting live windsor castle in england. thank you, katie. have a good evening. and we have continuing coverage on this story. more on queen elizabeth's life and her legacy. and what happens next for the royal family? that's on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> oakland police continue to ask for the public's help. they're trying to locate 82 year-old doses are as he's been missing since september. first, she was last seen on the 3,000 block of east 7th street around 08:00am. he's likely wearing a plaid shirt and blue jeans. if you have any information about his whereabouts, you're asked to call oakland police at the number on your screen. attorneys for rape victim filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against san francisco police for using her dna collected after a assault to charged with an unrelated property theft crime some 5 years later. and as kron four's, dan kerman reports for us tonight. >> the hope is to stop law enforcement agencies from storing assault victim's dna and then using it for whatever they wish. >> our rights are not being

>> no, katy.national prominence, she's going to give both parties as much time as they need to make their arguments to the court, even though it's been included in briefs that have been filed. i think it would be appropriate for her to take a pause and issue a memorialized written opinion in something like this. this hearing, this ongoing side show is not going to affect an ongoing criminal investigation in the main. the fbi and justice lawyers are going to continue consider witnesses and other logical investigative steps, compulsory process, whether search warrants or grand jury subpoenas need to be issued, they'll continue to review record intrinsic to this investigation, and continue to look for what steps to take necessary to form a fully mature judgment about whether to exercise prosecutorial discretion. unless something that judge slows down that process, i'm not sure they're going to be material live impeded. the intelligence community is going to have to come to a view about what particula

. >>> and katie couric tonight revealing her very personal battle. what he said. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here tonight. and we are thinking of the millions in the path of this hurricane. the category 4 hurricane's slamming into florida's southwest coast this afternoon. ian making landfall right here fort myers, 3:05 p.m. winds of 150 miles per hour. one of the strongest september hurricanes to strike the u.s. in decades. already tonight, catastrophic damage.destatin winds, and now rain. up to 30 inches of rain expected in some places. still a category 4 hurricane as we come on tonight, winds 130 miles an hour. it is just inching across florida now. eight miles an hour, moving very slowly toward the very populated orlando area. could still be a hurricane when it gets there. images of the eye wall that came ashore in pine aland, florida. video of the fierce wind and storm surge from just before the hurricane made landfall. in fort myers, evidence of that storm surge just ahead of the hurricane. cars and backyards in this neig

correspondent katie corrado is live in england tonight at windsor castle. katie. >> tell us about the preparations underway in london for the funeral. >> well, pam, ken, good evening. i want to put this into perspective. there were more than 26,000 people who came out to pay respects to queen elizabeth. the second in scotland, london is expecting 750 1000 people. so there are extra police officers extra restrooms, extra trains. the city is doing everything it can to try to prepare for these crowds. as the queen lies in state until her funeral on monday. queen elizabeth, the second arrived back in london tuesday afternoon will be a royal a full welcome. >> much his coffin taken off the coast and then into the for the drive into london. >> the hearse made its way through flooded with thousands lining the streets to pay their respects. the queen arriving at buckingham palace one last time. in london. security is tight. we're going to be putting thousands offices into because >> the level of security because and the millions of people too want to pay their resp

. >> good, morning katie.ertainly a lot to unpack in this nearly two-hour address to his supporters. mr. trump here in the states wrote his picks for governor and senate. dog master on doctor oz, mehmet oz here. he spent most of the time on the defensive. he mentioned going right into that poll debauchery about the rate at mar-a-lago. saying that it was a travesty and really critical of the doj and the fbi, after this in tyrell a. you mentioned this impacted his family as well. both mast rouhani and dr. oz approach to stage briefly by the night was clearly about donald trump. but they also went back to some of his greatest hits, mentioning how the 2020 election was stolen for him. though they did not explicitly mention a interest in running for the white house in 2024, they certainly hinted that it's. as you mentioned, when he started talking about the doj and the fbi, one of the things that clearly caught a lot of people's attention is what the fbi did at mar-a-lago. owing to the story to say about that. take

manus: what is katie greifeld looking for this week? katie: i am trying to make it to the weekend. it will be interesting to see what the bond market and the currency market does here. to see a lot of the stress emanating from those asset classes, you have to wonder how much pain there is in stocks. manus: that pain creeping into equities. amazon's prime day again. the company is offering a two day access sailed on october 11 and 12 ahead of the holiday season. the first time the company has done two prime day events in the same year. this as there is a slowdown in holiday. here to discuss is spencer. what is the play from amazon? spencer: why not? try to slap prime day on it, sell as much stuff as you can. merchants are dealing with an inventory glut. they want to move things quickly and get someone's money before some one else done. we have this race going on with christmas creeping in earlier in the season. manus: is this a surprise to add a second prime day or did we know this was in the works? spencer: there were some reports. it was the only news, the precise day. they are re

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this is the katie phang show. live from miami florida. we have lots of news to cover, and lots of questions to answer. so let's get started. breaking right now! migrants arriving outside vice president kamala harris's residents in washington d.c.. this is the second time just this week, and just days after republican governor ron desantis shipped a group of migrants to martha's vineyard. we will dig into this latest political stunt. plus, the doj fights back, asking an appeals court to block a trump appointed judges ruling on classified materials seized at mar-a-lago. we'll get into why the doj is asking to overturn only a part of the ruling. and, the first ever action taken by the newly appointed special master on the case. what he is acting both sides to do. and later in the show, the racist black last targeting this channel characters has now reached a disturbing new hearts. why disney's remake of the little mermaid has being flooded with so much hate. all of that is coming up! and a good saturday morning to you all, i'm katie fang. we

katie benner is one of our next guests, she and her colleagues write this. the department could continue potential charges against mr. trump, much sooner in the mar-a-lago documents case then in the january six investigation then the people -- the report goes on to say that it's an ugly that merrick garland would be in a position to lobby criminal charges against -- or in the documents also this evening a federal judge in florida has unsealed more information from the affidavit or the fbi used to get the mar-a-lago search warrant done weeks ago. geoffrey berman weighed in on that investigation. >> what strikes me as the most significant revelation, is that the department of justice is investigating donald trump and those around donald trump, not just for the mishandling of classified information, but for obstruction of a subpoena requiring the production of that classified information. that is a very serious charge and if that were in the southern district of new york that would have the highest priority and we'd be moving on very quickly. >> that seemed ser

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. >> katie, i came in on the tube, the subway.ould be the quickest way to get into central london. every other person on the two, it was standing room only. it was like morning rush hour on a monday morning. every other person was carrying a bunch of flowers. they wanted to make their dedication to the dead sovereign, to the queen, and they wanted to welcome king charles. it was a really moving sight to see that many people in those circumstances. the last words of the national anthem, long terrain over us, god save the king. i don't think that king charles was the rain over us. the jurors we have seen over the past 24 hours, it is of a man who wants to live alongside us. not rain over us. i think that is a really subtle shift in monarchy. the first thing he did when getting back from aberdeen was to go and meet the people. i think that has gone down very well with the british public. they might have a few questions. >> what has prompted him to want to live alongside the british people? what is prompting this change in face? >> i

president want to turn back to katie who joins us in london. katie, what is the situation? >> situation is the same as it was there. still so many people have come out to pay their respects, so many bouquets of flowers that you have to imagine the flower shops in and around this area of london have to be completely sold out. i have been taken aback by the sheer number of people that have shown up every single day. the crowds only seem to be growing. and they're gonna grow even still as much of the ceremony moves from scotland around the coffin of the queen. and here to london. you can see the coffin is still making its way from balmoral to edinburgh. when we say coffin i know americans say casket. but they say kaufman here that is how the royal household is describing what we are seeing. and the hearse that she isn't it is a custom horse. a specialty hearse with an open glass topped back. so that people along the road can't say their goodbyes. this is going to be a six-hour journey. it normally would be about a two and a half hour journey. but they've calculated that there

katie burn, are we going to katie in orlando? let's go the katie burn. she's in orlando. katie, what is it like where you are? >> hi, martha. here in orlando, the wind is picking up at this hour. we expect conditions to continue to get worse this afternoon and this evening. but we don't expect to experience the worse of the hurricane impacts until early tomorrow morning. i can show you that the wind is becoming significant. if you look behind me, the palm trees starting to sway. this isn't the worst of it. we just heard from steve harrigan where he is over the fort myers area, that is seeing the worst of the storm at this moment. millions of people have had to evacuate that area and came here to orlando for safety. but last night, the hurricane warnings expanded to include orlando. now people are grabbing supplies today before everything boards up. >> i'm a little scared. but give our take, we'll be fine. i'm sure god will guide us through. i have most of my preparations done. i have my house secured. just last minute water. >> now, as we're awaiting the national hurrican

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i'm katy tur. where are you right now? because today is one of those days where you're going to remember exactly where you were when the world changed because it has. queen elizabeth ii is now dead. we learned doctors were concerned about her health this morning. an extraordinary statement from a notoriously quiet buckingham palace. those news sending news outlets like ours into rolling wait-and-see coverage. we'll show you a shot where the crowd gathered at the gates and watched where the news is owe often posted, from the birth of an heir to the death of a monarch. the queen did not pass there but in scotland at the family's summer vacation home, balmoral castle. here is the post on that gate. "the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon," a simple and short message. as the word broke about her health troubles, her family rushed up there. all of her children are now there, charles, andrew, anne and edward. prince william is also there. you can see him there driving andrew, anne and edwar

katie and suzannah, stick with me. coming up! she broke barriers and set new standards for the man who will come after her. well the queen's act be nearly impossible to follow? and as we go to break. a live look outside of st. james's palace. where charles will formally be proclaimed king later this morning. stay tuned for our continuing special coverage! on msnbc reports! msnbc reports it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. snoring? it can gently raise your partner's head to help. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday. limited edition smart bed. ends monday. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years to reduce the risk

kpix 5's katie nielsen joins us live , from the the hospital. katie? >> reporter: three of the six shooting victims were brought here to highland hospital in oakland, we had a chance to talk talk with some of the eyewitnesses to this afternoon's afternoon's shooting, as they told us what they saw and heard. >> i went to the window, and i saw, like, the bullets going ev. going everywhere. i was like, is is this some kind of, you know, someone is playing, i saw my coworkers running away and i saw saw the sky giving up and he was was bleeding, i was like, this is not a game, this is real. >> reporter: henry did not want to give us his last name, but says he is an employee at rexdale, he says he was eating his lunch, when here at the gunshots at the campus around 15 around 12:45, wednesday afternoon. >> i was thinking about my life, life, i was like, let's go, let's run away, i said, let's go go to the bathroom, let's go and and hide ourselves. >> we were in our class, just doing our work and we heard six gunshots, seven gunshots. >> reporter: all three sc

and correspondent katie corrado is a live from london outside westminster abbey. the katy, you we know they expected big numbers but >> why does sound like they were still kind of taken by surprise? >> well, you know, vicki, catherine, good evening to you both. i think when if you you can't even prepare for lines of over a daylong, i it just it's just so incredible. the turnout that we're seeing and the dedication the people are showing to be willing to wait in these lines in these cold temperatures. it is a cold night tonight in london right now. it's 02:30am, in the morning. the line is at least 25 hours long. people are being told, do not get in line anymore. wait until the morning. so it's possible they may have to a halt the line again, so many people are just trying to get in those few precious seconds to pay their respects to the queen before her funeral on monday. no regrets for mourners after hours of waiting and miles of walking for just a few precious seconds to say goodbye to queen elizabeth, to for that and how speed this wasn't the end of the day. it

katie, thank you for joining us tonight. >> back here at home.s 9.11, remembrance ceremony is going on across the country. this is a live look at one happening right now in danville. as you can see, lots of people in attendance there this evening that absolutely. we know that some local scouting organizations are there. we've also heard. >> speakers giving tributes to the fast response of the armed services and also police an firefighters immediately following the tragic events. 21 years ago today, we know that this event is happening tonight through 6.30. all right. well, trey lance at is a coming out party today at soldier field in chicago. but the bears. >> rain on his parade in a shocking opening day loss. jason dumas says all the details next. in sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> said it earlier. this one was supposed to be a gimme just, you know, a nice way to ease into a long, grueling season. on paper, the bears know when to sugarcoat it. they're not very good. they weren't good last year. and there just isn't much talent on that roste

thank you, katie corrado reporting. >> live for from london. we appreciate everything you've done for us. thank you so much. and and have a well, good morning. not good evening. >> love going be a false >> hurricane fiona barreled through the dominican republic today packing 90 miles per hour. winds. power lines are down in least a ton of rain and feel dumped more rain on puerto rico a day after knocking out power to virtually the whole island. even sweeping a bridge away could take days to get the power back on there. maybe longer. one death has been reported. a man swept away by a river that had flooded and now forecasters say field his path of destruction. he's eyeing bermuda as a category 3 storm. the storm is tracking north. and the southwest atlantic and is expected to move away from the east coast of the u.s.. >> yes, something fears that fiona. is it going to be as bad as it moves on or is it losing its actually going strengthen quite a bit? we could see that turn to a category 4. the good news is going to start to move over open water,

katie, aishah put out good numbers there.is i was looking back and in 2019 there were 2,100 shootings in chicago. in 2021, there were 3,500 shootings. it's an unbelievable number. the ceo of mcdonalds says he having trouble recruiting people. lori lightfoot was asked about his comments. she said this. >> any remarks to counter the mcdonald's ceo who says people are afraid to come back to the headquarters, i think that what would have been helpful is for the mcdonald's ceo to educate himself before he spoke. >> trace: educate himself on what, katie? the numbers -- we can show him the numbers. educate himself on what, exactly? >> well, lori lightfoot's response to violent crime being out of control in her city and cities across the country is why democrats are panicking on this issue and pushing through this massive package with funding. it's not just about money. it's called the defund the police movement. that means in terms of morale. in washington d.c., the mayor here offered $20,000 signing bonuses because retirements not

so much, katie. >> our weather time now as the camera is shaking, rock'n'roll and windy today on top of mount tam, a pious and quite a bit of cloud cover and some fog. yeah. crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look. >> at the skies. >> what a change from last week. remember that? we're talking about all not only just record breaking heat, but some all time record temperatures really taken over much of the bay area. just baking in the hot weather. but things well, as you can see, the clouds have moved in. that sea breezes kicked in and the cool ocean air start to roll back on shore. so here's where we sit right now. you get the fog it to make its way through the golden gate bridge right now. and the big change in the weather pattern. in fact, from just a week ago, want to change. we've seen these temperatures really coming down across the board as high pressure. kind of got all the way. here we go. remember last week last tuesday, in fact, it was 98 degrees. almost 100 in downtown san francisco. that's amazing. today. you're 34 degrees cooler san jose. 109 last we

., ' katy? you get different opinions on this, some people _ katy?g. he — this, some people will say, oh, he is boring, he is drab, and then actually— is boring, he is drab, and then actually one of the things i think we will— actually one of the things i think we will hear from keir starmer is the view— we will hear from keir starmer is the view inside labour circles that there _ the view inside labour circles that there has— the view inside labour circles that there has been so much turmoil over there has been so much turmoil over the last— there has been so much turmoil over the last few— there has been so much turmoil over the last few years, actually a lot of calm. — the last few years, actually a lot of calm. or— the last few years, actually a lot of calm, or not having to think about— of calm, or not having to think about all— of calm, or not having to think about all of the changes of government and perhaps having a boring _ government and perhaps having a boring leader, could be what people want _ boring leader, could be what people want but