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and a good saturday morning to you all, i'm katie phang. we begin today's coverage with the shaky and temporary truce between hamas and the israeli government. new this morning, hamas is claiming that israel has already broken the terms of the four-day cease-fire, after members of the israeli military opened fire on civilians killing two. nbc news has not confirmed this information. despite that claim by hamas, we are still awaiting the use of yet another release of hostages fr out of the gaza strip this morning. yesterday, hamas released 24 hostages from the gaza strip. 13 israeli women and children, ranging in age from 2 to 85. ten thai nationals, and one filipino. in exchange, israel released from its jails 39 palestinian prisoners. mostly women and teenage boys. meanwhile, more humanitarian aid has finally entered the region as part of the truce. more than 300 trucks are set to roll into gaza today, including at least 130,000 tons of fuel. this humanitarian aid is desperately needed as supplies of food, water, and medicine dwindled for

all i'm katie phang. we start today's show with house speaker mike johnson's hail mary bid to keep the government from falling off a financial cliff. that dire deadline is a ticking closer, we are five days away from what could be a full scale government shutdown. johnson has only been speaker for 18 days, and this is the first true test of his leadership skills. what is his plan to keep the government funded and thousands of federal employees paid? it's a two-step, continuing resolution. it is never before been attempted by congress. it would mean several spending bills will be extended through january 19th, and the rest, through february seconds. now, what's not included in the stopgap bill? eight israel and budget cuts. the house is on track to vote on it as early as tuesday. johnson is already facing resistance from hard-liners within his own party, including from congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene. she says she is, quote, voting no on this. white house press secretary's also responded quickly, say

this is the katie phang show live from miami, florida. lots of news to cover and lots of questions to answer. let's get started. shut down showdown. it is groundhog day once again as the nation hurdles towards yet another government shutdown. i want to know if new republican house speaker, mike johnson and his lack of experience have what it takes to get a deal done. we are live on capitol hill where today we could learn part of the plan to keep the government open. overnight, strikes israel -- war on hamas intensifies after another wave of bombings. benjamin netanyahu makes a trip to the gaza border. live in israel with the latest on the 35-day war and the humanitarian crisis growing worse by the minute. later, trump tower of lies. the former first family taking turns testifying in a civil fraud suit. how ivanka trump's repeated claims of, i don't recall, could come back to bite the most indicted one term ex president in u.s. history. all of that and more is coming up. good saturday morning to you all. i'm katie phang. we start today wit

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you can follow us at the katie phang show on tiktok, instagram, and. d, more news coming up with charles coleman junior, who is in for ali velshi. good morning, charles. >> good morning my friend, how are you feeling, katie? >> i am good. i wanted to ask your thoughts on what judge luttig just said about the responsibility of some lawyers, you are not being lawyers, when it comes to donald trump? >> katie, i have been wondering but i don't want to make this hyperbole, is the long right now being you as a weapon? is it weaponized in a way that our profession should be concerned? or, is this a matter of, this is what the system is supposed to do. this is how the law is supposed to be used in conjunction with quality and legislation? i have been wrestling with this for a very long time. there are a lot of people who feel like, look, this is not how the laws would be used. there are some lawyer to argue that this is exactly what the law is supposed to do. how are you supposed to wield it? i'm curious to hear your thoughts. >> i think that there is a pervers

"the beat" with katie phang in for ari melber is here now. >>> welcome to "the beat." i'm katie phang in for ari melber. we have lots to cover going into this holiday weekend. later tonight, fani willis showcasing her skills in a fulton county courtroom and trump's legal issues coming to a boil in new york civil fraud trial. but wove got breaking news in the hostage deal in the israel-hamas war. israeli officials saying talks are continuing and on track, but the release of prisoners has been delayed until at least friday. they did not give a reason f the delay, and it's unclear what this means for the timing of the pause in the fi. the top line deal parameters -- 50 israeli hostages, all women inroups over a four-day pause in the fighting. inexchange for 150 palestinian prisoners that are curntly held by israel. israeli prime minster benjamin netanyahu saying this late today. >> translator: as the prime minster of israel, i often find myself in a position in which i need to make very difficult decisions between a hard choice and an everyone harder one, and that is the

katie phang, paul butler, thank you both very much. >>> coming up, the israeli government is meetinght now discussing a tentative deal for the release of some hostages held by hamas. i will bring you the latest next. y hamas. i will bring you the latest next >>> how does it feel knowing that some of the hostages may walk free, but your son may not be among them? >> i'm happy for the one who will get free, but i am sad for myself and for all because as i said i'm a mother and all a mother needs is to protect her son. >> it is a very emotional day for the families of the 200-plus hostages taken in the deadly october 7th surprise attack on southern israel by hamas in which some 1,200 people were killed. today the israeli government commeengs on a potential hostage deal. nbc news is reporting this possibl would include around 50 women and children held by hamas exchanged for around 150 palestini women and children held in israeli jails. the deal would also include a four-day pause in the mbardment of gaza to allow for the hostage ex as well as for 3 400 trucks of humanitarian aid to be a

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katie phang, blayne is here with us as well. blayne, what are you looking forward to?> reporter: a judge ordered him to appear in person. that's not something we typically seen. so the fact he'll be in the courtroom today, i'll be interested in his demeanor and how that plays out. the other is around the social media posts, specifically those regarding ruby freeman. basically they're framing this almost as a first amendment issue telling one outlet, yeah, maybe what he said could be seen as distasteful, but certainly not a violation of his bond agreement and not intimation. remember, the judge doesn't have to throw him back in jail. he could issue a stern warning, or order that he can't post anymore, restrict him from appearing on podcasts, so the question is how will the judge rule on all of this? finally, the other interesting thing that came out yesterday, is they believe this whole thing is retaliation, in their words, for turning down a plea deal offer from the d.a. so it would be interesting if any details of that come out today. >> katie, how likely is it that f

. >> reporter: i'm katie phang with the hours top stories.eir hostage deal after a second group was released by the gaza strip on saturday. 13 israelis and ty nationals cannot return home. 39 palestinians were also freed from israeli partisans as part of the deal. and derek chauvin is expected to survive after being stabbed in prison. the former minneapolis police officer was convicted of murdering george floyd. he was hospitalized after an assault at the federal correctional institution in tucson. now, back to dateline. >> and it had a rough childhood. she was passed on from foster home to foster home before she was adopted by her caseworker. her life seemed to be turning around. then, in 2012, and he, just 15, was found murdered, her body floating in the jordan river. >> there was never a second that your mind didn't go to this is not what was supposed to happen >> an eyewitness said she saw daniel assault a girl tonight annie was killed. that witness also said the girl had shown up with lj, who police could never find. during the course of

. >> i'm katie phang, here is what is happening.to address the shortage of air traffic controllers ahead of the busy thanksgiving travel week. a state of two dozen close calls involving passenger planes have prompted the agency to hire more experience controllers. the department of veterans affairs is calling on lenders to stop for closing on service members homes for six months. this move follows an investigation by npr that found the nearly 6000 people with loans or unable to make their mortgage payments. now, back to dateline. ack to dateline. >> welcome back to dateline. i'm andrea canning. after celebrating thanksgiving with friends, ashlea harris headed to her job at the mall to get ready for black friday. but nothing could've prepared her for the horror she faced when she returned home. ashlea was brutally murdered and, her apartment was set on fire. they noticed the car around the time of the killing, a black infinity. they later learned it was the same model a former coworker drove. coincidence? detective jerry cedillo was

. >>> before we go tonight, a quick reminder, you can catch me right here on msnbc on the katie phang show weekends at 8:00 a.m. eastern. that does it for me. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. to all of you, happy thanksgiving. u ♪♪ >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> i think about her brother and sister who both watched their parents be murdered on october 7th. and abigail coming home for them, for the grandparents, for the family, for all of us, is that one hope to have her back, embrace her, her birthday is on friday. she's turning 4. >> the great aunt of young abigail edan is one of the countless desperate family members hoping their loved one is among the hostages expected to be freed soon by hamas. but the release will not be happening as soon as everyone hoped. >>> also tonight, elon musk is having trouble facing the truth about the rampant anti-semitic content on formerly known as twitter. the president of that organization will join me. >>> plus, with republican speaker mike johnson likely to push for a national abortion ban, abortion right's activists are stepping up th

. >> michael cohen speaking to our colleague katie phang on this program. he even did a bid for crimes partially on behalf of trump. he's talking about what trump does os a client. there are also new details about the coup efforts. we've talked about all the ways you get evidence. yo all these other ways that some of this evidence has been held. ando texts from republican congressman scott perry have become public, revealing he had th vast web o concontacts he was tki to where they were scusng how they might overturn or steal the election, and it included a who's who the republican party. people like ronna maniel, mark meadows, white house counsel's office, dector of national intelligence, the trump campaign lawysnd -- and this is an interesting on see upper middle right there, trump official jeffrey clark. that name is familiar because it ties a link from the justice department to the republican congress to donald trump's alleged conspiracy, because mr. clark is an unindicted coconspirator in jack smith's coup case. when we take this all together we've sho

make it arexvy. ( ♪♪ ) >>> i am katie phang with a look at what is happening. >>> >> the president ofause in fighting between israel and hamas be extended. he said it would facilitate the release of more hostages. meanwhile, the head of the world health organization welcoming the exchange between israel and hamas on friday, calling it a, quote, step in the right direction. while stressing that much more humanitarian aid is needed. a second group of hostages is set to be released today. now, back to dateline. >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm craig melvin. investigators had more questions than answers in the murder of stephen watkins. but one thing they knew for sure, the shooting took place inside the skinner household. how would they finally find out who pulled the trigger? we continue with "the mystery on horseshoe drive." >> we all lost our lives that night. you know, it's not something you ever get over. >> on the tuesday evening before thanksgiving 2008, penny watkins'son stephen had gone to pick up his baby daughter sydney for a court-ordered visit when he was shot to death. s

"the beat" with katie phang in for ari melber is here now. >>> welcome to "the beat."ver going into this holiday weekend. later tonight, fani willis showcasing her skills in a fulton county courtroom and trump's legal issues coming to a boil in new york civ

e a great week >> good saturday morning katie phang is off this weekend. pushing for pause. secretary of state anthony blinken met with middle east foreign ministers in jordan today as the calls for israel to pause its war on hamas grow louder. what's next and before we can go of the war, ahead. the shady bunch. donald trump jr. and eric trump take the stand in new york's 250 million dollar civil fraud trial. just days before the most indicted former president in u.s. history, and his daughter, ivanka, take the stand. the new gag order in the case. the tough questions the former first family is facing, and why it all means for the three criminal trials against donald trump. and a victorious revival. might one-on-one conversation with tony award winning director kenny leon about bringing ozzy davis is pearly victorious back to broadway for the first time in more than 60 years, and how this satire on race and segregation has incredible relevance today. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ we start this hour with the latest on the push for a pause in the isra

. >> i'm katie phang with some stories that we're watching.a's largest hospital al-shifa saturday amid conflicting reports from health eventual's regarding who ordered an evacuation. these raley military denied that are trying to force people to evacuate. and, back here in the united states, former first lady rosalynn carter's family saying cheese entered a hospice care at a home at the age of 96. former president jimmy carter, age 99, is also receiving hospice care at their -- and planes georgia. now back to dateline. >> welcome back to dateline, marie carlson disappeared without a trace. she did take her clothes or her baby. adding to the mystery marie's car was at the airport, but you never got on the plane. was she depressed, that's what the pastor and his wife she was living with thought. short on clues, the detectives thought they knew one thing, did marie not just vanish, and this missing persons case turned into a murder investigation. here is keith morrison with "secrets on the emerald coast". >> what a nest of puzzles. what happened

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i am katie phang and here's what's happening.aza has been destroyed or damaged based on satellite imagery. palestinian officials say the death toll has risen about 11,000. meanwhile, israeli officials have lowered death toll from the october 7th attack to 1200. and the fbi seizing cell phone, ipad from new york city mayor eric adams early this. week he says that he is cooperating with authorities as they investigate whether a foreign government funneled money into his 2021 campaign. now back to dateline. now back to dateline i'm craig melvin. convicted drug dealer jimmy keene was on a mission. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. convicted drug dealer jimmy king was on a mission after making a deal with a federal prosecutor, he didn't pull traded a psychiatric prison. his goal? to get suspected serial killer larry hall to admit to the killing of tricia reitler and reveal the location of her body. if successful, jimmy would be released from a ten-year prison sentence. but even a hardened inmate like jimmy would not

. (♪♪) >> i'm katie phang with the hours top stories. the u.n. have been killed on a multi day attack in darfur, sudan. is the latest attack in an ongoing war between the sudanese military and the rsf, a paramilitary group. the war has killed 9000 and displaced 6 million people. and a second child has died at the nursery at the al-shifa hospital in gaza city, according to a spokesman for the palestinian ministry of health. he says the hospitals generator stopped working, in the icu and pediatric units. the hospital is now considered out of service amid heavy bun barman. now back to dateline. >> welcome back to "dateline." i'm craig melvin. an anniversary celebration that began with candles and strawberries, ended in murder. sandra melgar told investigators she had no memory of the killer who stabbed her husband jaime, and left her tied up in a closet. sandra's daughter liz offered several potential suspects. her ex husband, a former tenant, maybe a coworker. but investigators had a theory of their own. here again is dennis murphy with "unspeakabl

msnbc legal analyst katie phang said this quote, a critical admission by trump as he admits that thethese financial representatives representation was to convince lenders to lend him money. i think we've reached a phase of this trial where can best be compared to the infamous chicago seven trial and 1969, where the anti-war protesters on trial decided to turn the whole thing into a circus and put the system on trial. basically, the term that donald trump and his attorneys made here, at the risk of enraging the judge will be the lone one deciding trump's culpability in this case. more importantly, every judge who was a trump trial coming up to be watching this. it looks like a dress rehearsal to polarize opinion about the legitimacy of the proceedings themselves rather than try to win the case within the confines of the court. msnbc legal analyst lisa moore rubin was in the court for that performance. she joins me. now that scan to, you that there is a tactical decision? this giveaways to look at this. you can't restrain trump and he has no self control. i don't quite by that. the oth

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