well, who are the different bhoem have been affiliated with this program in larry keefe is dubbed byassee democrat" as the public safety czar. his portfolio, as you mention, is over immigration. he was the lawyer for this company. we would like to know, did he recommend this company? and what was his relationship with this company when under discussion? again, no answers. >> there are a number of republican ties to this plot that make you think it's just slightly political. mark caputo, national reporter for nbc news digital, thank you for your reporting. >> thank you. >>> coming up, three high powered attorneys, you can see them right here, they emerged from a d.c. federal courthouse today. they all represent former donald trump. so why were they there? but next, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas greenfield joins me in studio to discuss historic protests for women's rights and much more. s for wome rights and much more i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. what's up, little bro? turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance

leave idiom and abolish clia to instead concentrate on fighting in the danverse region. meanwhile keefe says its troops have entered russian occupied coupons. as ukrainian troops advanced there finding more devastation and new evidence of russian atrocities was one of the lessons that was a sign of progress. the these images released by the ukrainian military show chirps, raising the ukrainian flag over the eastern city of balak. leah, a clear indicator that keeps counter offensive in the east, is gaining momentum. the russian defense ministry initially refused to comment on ukraine's eastern push, but is now acknowledged that they are making advances. moscow says it's pulling back from key towns in the hockey region. love is the achieve the goals at the special military operation to liberate on bus a decision was made to regroup russian troops, station and the ballot. clia a nicea regents to bolster efforts along the daniel front. in the morning. just days ago, russian troops were in control of much of the hot keep region. now, a lot of it is back in ukrainian hands. but signs of its r

this village is just one of dozens. keefe says it's taken back within the last week. then the chairs willing seal. as of today, the armed forces of ukraine have liberated and taking control of more than 30 settlements in the harkey region. and some villages, security and safety checks are ongoing duty or gradually taking control of new settlements. only everywhere we return the ukrainian flag and sag and safety to our people. and i show them again with russia rushing reinforcements to the region. there's likely yet more fierce fighting ahead we spoke earlier to frank leverage a asking him if the tide is turning in ukraine's favor. i'm not sure the time i've attended away from them fully, but i think what we can say is that this is the most significant counter offensive since the russian army is defeat before k of in march. it's astonishing the progress the ukrainians have made over the last 4 or 5 days. i think many of us thought if they managed to retake coupons, which is a major russian logistics center note for their transportation, that would be a good, a good tak

head, and the ears were cut off a bewildered breathing of walker this village is just one of dozens. keefe says it's taken back within the last week. i done each as willing so as of today, the armed forces of ukraine have liberated and taking control of more than 30 settlements in the harkey region. in some villages, security and safety checks or ongoing territory, or gradually taking control of new settlements only pull everywhere we return the ukrainian flag and safety to our people. from ida. with russia rushing reinforcements to the region, there's likely yet more fierce fighting ahead. let's get some analysis now from frank leg, which is a visiting fellow at the keith transatlantic dialogue center. and a former intelligence officer with the british military could say frank, the counter offensive appears to be going better than many could have expected. is this the tide turning in ukraine's favor? well, antony, i'm not sure the tide ever turned away from them fully. but i think what we can say is that this is the most significant counter offensive. since the russian army is defeat befo

both russia and ukraine are accusing each other for the attack where we challenge is more now from keefe the attack basically happens or early this morning on a check point where a convoy of humanitarian civilian vehicles was coming south from the city of separation heading towards and into the occupied parts of that applause, this apparition applause. one of the reasons that russia is in the process of annexing right now. and as they were waiting at this checkpoint, this are these lines of, of cars and vans. are several rockets slammed into the area around officials in the state of florida say the death toll from hurricane in has risen to 21. the focus is now turned to massive search and rescue operation. as the storm hedge towards north and south carolina, brazilian presidential front runner lewis and nazi lulu de silver as pulled further ahead of encumbered jaya boston are in the final stretch of the election campaign. that's according to opinion polls. if no kind of it gets more than 50 percent, the 2 front runners will go into a run off on october the 30th. that's the headlines, mor

officials say 3 civilians are among the latest victims of russian missile attacks near the city of har. keefe. ukraine 2nd largest city has seen constant shelling since the start of the conflict with what much of the fighting long, focused on the east. now ukraine is reporting advances in the south where it launched along a way to counter offensive last week. the pentagon confirms that keeps troops have started re taking villages in the region around her son, heat by rockets again and again. how keith is ukraine's 2nd largest city, its position in the east near the russian border, has made it a target throughout the wall. there was an explosion on dar apartment shook pieces of tile hit my child's back on the ceiling collapsed on my head. very thick smoke immediately filled the room. we wanted to get out, but our door was blocked. it was blown into the corridor. ha ha ha, keeps governor said rescue as us still searching through the rubble for survivors of the attack on this apartment building in the city center. several people were killed in all the strikes in the region and air raid sirens ra

we tracking spotty showers, nothing severe, and i'm keefing keeping my eye on the south bay. a slight chance we could get something popping over the next one to two hours. i wanted to show you this next thing because we have seen so much unusual weather for september. look at this. a five-day storm setting over us. two to three inches of rain. thunderstorms, hail, two to ten times our monthly rain average in just a couple days. the lower elevations, .3 to 1.25 of an inch. more coming up. >>> in other news, the trial of santa clara county sheriff got under way. she's accused of granting permits as special favors to others. and withholding information on an investigation into a jail inmate. she already announced she would not seek another term in office, but that didn't derail the investigation. >> everything she says in this proceeding could potentially become a judicial admission that could be used against her in a future criminal proceeding if there ever were one. >>> new at 6:00. a cheer coach is accused of sexual misconduct. the accusation has the school district reviewing

may criticizing war plans and calling on moscow to be more transparent gabriel is on to report some keefe, few people or more pro russian, but this man eager gurkin at the beginning of russia's invasion to ukraine in february, the self described ultra nationalists was a staunch supporter of the russian military predicting it's advanced weaponry and skilled soldiers would make easy work of outnumbered ukrainian, but now gurkin stone has change only. i have an impression with in october our russian army will break into pieces. it's not because they are competent or covered because the korean army supply lines on much more both of them over in the past week during the ukrainian counter offensive, countless videos appeared to show a russian, military and collapse. but throughout this war, moscow has been particularly adept at staying silent and refusing to admit or even acknowledging setback. because the toner, russian state tv talk shows, which were months refrained from any criticism from the patient, has changed dramatically with people pointing fingers who's to blame the losses on the bat

coming up to night. russia in retreat to moscow, has withdrawn more troops from the north eastern r keefe region as ukrainian troops press a counter offence. and the trial of 10 suspects begins in brussels in the brussels terrorist attacks d. w will hear from people whose lives were deeply affected by the events 6 years ago. ah, i'm break off is good to have you with us on this monday and we begin with a final farewell. the thousands of mourners have been paying beer, respects to the late queen elizabeth in edinburgh. the monarch's casket was taken through the heart of the scottish capital to day, followed by a procession that was led by king charles the 3rd over it's 24 hours. tens of thousands were expected to view the coffin inside saint charles cathedral before it is phone to morrow, to london. ah! the lawn, good bye to queen elizabeth, continues the centerpiece of a long day of ceremony in scotland was the procession of the queen's coffin down. the capital city's royal mile thousands lined the streets to pay their respects as the new king charles. the 3rd and his 3 siblings, led the

one place retaken in that counter offensive was could be asked in the ha keefe region. his, our reporter, nicolai russia, is here to stay. that was the slogan, just a matter of weeks ago, hearing coupons, as russian officials handed out passports in the end, the russian flag came down faster than any one could have imagined. but the russian army hasn't gone far. in fact, you can hear its artillery every few minutes. just a few kilometers away. even before the shilling stops, graham prosecutors a fine coming. what remains of this police station, where russian troops had their base looking for evidence of potential war crimes love which also look this up, what you, what i, it's a right now we're collecting evidence, brought the more law. some of the things we're looking for can be lost over time that i'm with them go, or that i am worried that keep what we're looking for dna traces with us fingerprints and also documents model. and let me show the home of thought that the russian departure was so hasty investigator tells us, many of the soldiers left everything behind eve

routes to the dumbass. ukrainian special forces have released images of their soldiers inside the city. keefe says significant gains are also being made in the south. in response to the advance, russia has said its forces are regrouping. but a pro russian separatist leader admits fighting has been difficult. gabriel elizondo has more from keith it's an ambitious ukrainian military offensive in the northeast. that is retaking land in towns occupied by russia military. that is now in retreat by saturday night and cleans had reached a zoom about a 120 kilometers from southeast and the regional capital hot keep city leveled over a, you know, brought bottom of the reconnaissance group. and the special forces are already here and assume it's lori to ukraine, of the soldier said, is soon home to a major rail line is strategically important. and was a russian military strong hold for months? no more. russian forces in the city fled as ukrainians closed in video showed ukrainians also recapturing copy on another key supply line city and and by clear retaken by the ukrainians. a day before, a top comma

you've got all of the keefe figures in wales standing there saying we are behind this new king.ortant ceremony. the last proclamation will be in edin bre and this is about looking forward to the conditioning a and goes up to hollywood palace where the body will lay to rest overnight, giving an opportunity for the household staff to pay their respects and tomorrow we'll see the coffin moved to the cathedral to allow the people of scotland to pay their respects. >> christiane amanpour, we can't see the queen's body being carried through the countryside here but we're having these two events happen in tandem and they. >> exactly, you put your finger on it. again, the queen always said they have to see it to believe it. ma transfer of the authority, of power, of reasonin and so it's a constitutional monarchy, we're seeing it play out. the demise of one monarch and the ascension of another monarch being broadcast around the constituent nations and at the same time, a very important democratic process that it envelopes as well. so it's, again, showing the world that, you know. and i t

carol is under reports now from keefe in the desk region of ukraine, a russian appointed election official tours, a polling station. this is one of 4 regents where people are voting to join the russian federation, the young broker law. so it's young, we grant the right to vote to all citizens of the donita people's republic as well as abroad. becky is the you in a nearby park. people under the watchful eye of the russian state, say they welcome the referendum for sierra russia has always been our mother lead without since we had no one left, he crane abandoned us long ago. numbers from yeske, you must have us. there no international election monitors, only those invited by russia media have been tightly controlled. many western analysts say it's nothing more than an exercise by the kremlin to shape how people think about russian occupied parts of ukraine. look, this is no referendum. this is no expression of will do, but at the same time they will to say face meaning getting observers meaning fuming stories of workmen voting at pulling stations. the protocols being written and so on. this

thank you very much for that gaming elizondo live in the cranium. capital keefe, pakistan southern thin province is bracing for more floods from surging rivers in the north. already inundated by weeks of monsoon range, some areas are again at risk. al jazeera is in this rob rate for some may har way people are trying to save their time from suffering the same fate as many others feel the bags hold back the flood for risk losing everything where the road disappears into deep water. there is a desperate race against time. every one must help and every back counts. mirror is on the front line of pakistan's flood crisis. a city in a fight for survival. within a few days, residents built a wall of mud and sandbags around their town to keep the water out. i've got to get bonnie, anybody to do some more water comes, then there will be a threat. but for now, the waterfall has stopped, and if at some point there is another breach, that would be a risk. but for now, the city is safe, but it was the optimism in the face of mounting odds part of the job. but some of the cities residents blamed the

sovereign territory. meanwhile, yes, section of state antony blinkin has been on an unscheduled visit to keefe where he met president vladimir lensky. it is his 2nd trip to the craning capital since the war started. lincoln says ukrainian forces and making clear and real progress in a counter offensive to retake territory from russia in the northeast and in the south. carol is under has more now from the capital. anthony blinking has been touring key. we know that he's been visiting a children's hospital here. we think that he's been visiting with top ukrainian officials all the way up to the highest levels of president to meet the lensky as well. if you haven't heard any statements or there's no sort of press conference between the 2 that are scheduled that we know of at this point, and we also don't know how long we can plan defendant. but as of now, we believe it is still here, meeting with officials at this very hour. he's not only here to offer verbal support to the ukraine officials, but also to offer substantive re support as well. and now seeing giving word here that the u. s. was anno

in recent days, russia had stepped up its attacks on ukraine, shelling sl of yon skinned car keefe in the east of the country. residential areas were also hit with many houses completely destroyed. according to british intelligence, putin had hoped the intensified attacks would tie down ukrainian troops in the east, weakening the counter offensive in the south. but that plan appears to have failed . the ukrainian counter strike has begun. can ukraine win this war marina? that's the $64000000.00 question. what would you say? well, am the big advantage of the ukrainians is that they have very modern weapon systems now? and as you know, why are they superior to what the russians have? well, it's actually because their precision guided, they can hit from a very long distance, but then depots and f, russian military positions. the russians used to have a lot of weapons systems and also lot of ammunition. but basically they're shooting blind. and as long as the west delivers those weapons that as long as they're ukrainians can make use of them to a trained to use them. and this is what you

the most go back to administration in the caf keefe region admit the ukranian advance has been rapid. let's get more on this, gabriel. it's under his funny developments from the outskirts of cape and gape. so these significant ukrainian military advances didn't last just how significant walking tell us the last 24 hours have probably seen the most significant ukrainian military gains against the russians since april. and that's when the ukrainians were able to expel the russians from the suburbs outside of keith. this is significant what the ukrainians have been able to accomplish with this speed of this blitz in the north east. now how to keep region. it's now in bout day 3 of this now, and it has been continuing to pick up steam in it and it how fast it is moving. ukraine's have recaptured dozens, now towns and villages and even cities as large as 50000 people. and what's happening is it's the russian that poorly trained and poorly equipped russian frontline units and some of the settlements were quickly overrun by the ukrainians . and the better trained and better equipped and more

governments out 0 dollar cane live in berlin, dominic, many, thanks and did, let's go to ukraine's capital keefe out there as gabriel elizondo is there, gave what's ukraine saying about the energy crisis in germany and in europe? well, they acknowledged that there could be a very long and hard winter in germany, and the rest of europe and ukraine is worried about it as well. they're worried because they believe, and i think it's pretty well accepted that russia is intentionally perhaps trying to spike energy prices in order to punish european countries that are helping ukraine and that have been helping ukraine. this is of top of mind for the government here, and they want to try to address this straight on. and that's why keith is offering to potentially give some excess energy supply that ukraine has to germany to help offset potential shortages there. well then you ask yourself why it is ukraine have so much extra potential energy supplier or 2 or 2 to give to anyone else. and that's because of the exodus of millions of ukrainians. over the past 6 months, we've left the country and the econom

carol, it is under his more now from keefe anthony blinking has been touring key. we know that he has been visiting a children's hospital here. we think that he's been visiting with top ukrainian officials all the way up to the highest levels. the president will diminish zalinski as well. if you haven't heard any statements, sir, there's no sort of press conference between the 2 that are scheduled that we know of at this point. and we also don't know how long of lincoln plans to spend in creve. but as of now, we believe that he's still here meeting with officials at this very hour. he's not only here to offer verbal support to the ukrainian officials, but also to offer substantive free support as well. announcing a giving word here that the u. s. was announcing $2000000000.00 in aid to ukraine and 18 other regional countries that the u. s. and others say are in their words at risk of rush from russian aggression in the region. this is aid that is military technical aid, that half of that 2000000000. so 1000000000 a go directly to ukraine. this is on top of the near

representative matt gates who once worked for keefe and was at one time a close al lie of governor desantis, he also represented this company back in the day. now we are still trying to get a lot of answers at to how this company was picked, what qualifications they have to move people from the border to or states. and, we have asked for records, documents. >> and there is a democratic lawmaker in florida who is actually suing to block moe are of thooes migrant. >> senator and the but that money was supposed to be used for, quote, unautorued aynaoui, one, these mute not be unmost seem to be going through the legal asylum process and are waiting to go through the immigration system. and, two, they're clearly not from florida. there picked up in san antonio. senator piz owe was on cnn and spoke a little bit about his lawsuits. this is what he said: >> the the program has to receive at least two bids. we have no indication there were a. very important. if any. nobody originated here in florida. no dollar canspent hichlt now, we did get a response from the governor's office that said, quote, se

between both sides and august. russia is acknowledging huge lawsuit losses and ukraine's northern high keefe region, while sco admits its forces have been out numbered in the past week with ukraine's retaking sway to slides of land. sincerely, september, ukrainian troops have advanced rapidly, you cry and says it also made gains in the south near her soul. but at a slow pace who you ins atomic watchdogs is ukraine and russia are interested in its proposal for protection zone to be created around this operation. nuclear power plant keep in moscow have blamed each other for shelling for close to europe's biggest nuclear power station. well, the news continues on al jazeera after witness up next. ah ha. mm hm. ah . mm . mm. mm ah no ma'am. meet us in those tony, my one of those tony issue a mom to show what a cable with a how much is this is enough on its own us came up. i don't ask them that the harshness of them came out of them, although they bought me push them a lot of them. ah, well if i that i'm good but the home, those are my one with the i'm bricklayer. sunny on it only. ha ha maggie m

that has made spectacular gains, sweeping across so many villages of the keir keefe region.f course, this is, remember, a counteroffensive that is the subject of a media blackout, journalists aren't allowed near the front lines so the only indication we have of its progress with those videos, those pictures being shared on social media by the ukrainian soldiers themselves as they've been taking especially over the course of the weekend village after village all the way into key towns here in the kharkiv region like kupiansk and izyum. we wanted to see what was going on and we managed to get into the city of kupiansk. what we found is despite that flag being raised on saturday, a very unclear situation and russian troops still fighting for control. have a look. >> aircraft, helicopters, shelling. >> reporter: a first artillery strike, too close for comfort, then a second, much closer. now, what we've been hearing from ukrainian soldiers who have just come back from the eastern offensive was that the sweep across the villages was much easier than expected but that fighting for

i mean, you don't really want to have toed to admit that your commander in keefe is obviously -- chiefadversaries see the same thing. china watched him lost and confused on the u.n. assembly stage. apheapple is falling in the premarket, down another 2 and-a-half percent as bank of america is cutting the stock rating to you gn a neutral from. boa saying the weak cons will cr will cause the stock's outperformance to end. we're looking at a decline on apple l of. quick break and then the fight against alzheimer's, we're talking about the new breakthrough treatment that sent biogen stock soaring yesterday. are we seeing a completely new change in the alzheimer's fight? then, ian downgraded to a tropical storm but not after leaving behind a path of destruction along florida's gulf coast. we're following that all morning long. back in a moment. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt a

and keefe's former law partner, who also represented the company, is florida republican congressman matt gates. the company, again, vertol systems, also contributed to richard corcoran, another desantis ally and former secretary of education, who played a major role in overall in florida civics education standards to make them more palatable to the christian right. vertol systems also gave money to the campaign of florida trump -- appropriations committee, a committee that helped secure money for desantis's migrant stunt. governor desantis wanted this political play to keep him in the national spotlight. but he might not have anticipated how much that spotlight would also shine a light on his republican friends and donors and cronies. joining us now is marc caputo, national reporter for nbc news digital, who has been covering a lot of the story for us. marc, it's always good to see you. thanks for this reporting. let me first just start, as our man in florida, how is all of this playing for ron desantis? he's up for reelection as a governor. there is a large immigrant population in flori

. >> reporter: but school board member lisa keefe argued changing the name would be divisive. >> it's it's divided us as a city. >> reporter: despite the objection, the school board had enough votes to change the names of all the schools in 2020 but two years later not much has happened. one of the major obstacles slowing them down is the alabama memorial preservation act signed in 2017 by governor kay ivey. wills said if they change the school name without getting approval, they could get deep fines. >> there are funds collected to pay the fines. >> reporter: more would be needed to change everything from signage to letterheads to uniforms a price tag that hasn't been determined but as superintendent brown sees it -- >> there's no price that's too steep to help the kids and our well-being. >> reporter: nadia roam mario, cnn, montgomery, alabama. >>> one-third of pakistan is under water as the country faces the worst flooding in its history. and this morning, 150 more villages have been breached. we're live on the ground in those floodwaters. (vo) verizon small business days are back.

yes, the region were a challenge isn't keefe and iran con, standing by the russia georgia border will begin with you had to give us the latest on the missile strike that took place in the upper reach. what's the latest? well we are hearing that the number of deaths now is at 24. 1 wounded, died not as to a while ago in hospital. we also hearing that a number of wounded despite how i bought 60 so far. it was that that tag that happened early morning somewhere between 5 and 6 in the morning under longer road. the as use mentioned, is heading towards the russian occupied part of the bridge. because russia holds only half of this region where standing under ukrainian side, that convoy was of several cars of people who tried to bring in humanitarian aid. people who also a shuttle between the 2 sides, either to bring with or get ever friends or relatives out of the russian occupied area to the ukrainian side. so that route is also the road that the people who have been escaping over the past week. for example, as this referendum was taking place, have been taken to come to a do ukrainian si

let's go live, not a ukraine's capital keefe out there, as gabriel. alexander is there. and what's the latest you're hearing about the ukranian advances where the ukrainians continue this ambitious, offensive in the northeast, at his, according to a lot of independent observers, ah retaken up to 300 kilometers of land that was captured by the russians. essentially the big picture is, is what took the russians months to capture the ukrainians are retaking in a matter of days. that gives you an idea of how quickly and how fast the russian lines have completely collapsed. essentially, the poorly equipped and trained russian soldiers that were on the front lines were quickly overrun by ukrainians in the past 48 to 72 hours and a more well equipped and entrenched russian soldiers that were in towns and cities . they seemed to just flee immediately. once the ukrainians started to approach the outer rims or outers outskirts of those towns, this offensive by the ukrainians has been not only as symbolic victory, but it's also been a victory in strategy. and also very much in stra

juan pablo cisneros benjamin keefe clark eugene clark >> pen my cousin, thomas anthony.is soul and all the souls of those who were lost that day as well as those who died as a result of illness always be remember as true heroes. god bless them all. >> and my aunt, gabriela wiseman who i never had the opportunity to meet. who i learned about through my mother and grandparents. we love you and gabby and me will never forget you. she was a beacon of joy for everyone in her life. i would also like to thank the servicemen and women who have sacrificed and continue to sacrifice for our nation in the war on terror. as well as the first responders who answered the call that day and gave countless lives. god bless america and let us never forget. [applause] >> gregory alan clark mannie leroy clark sara m. clark thomas r. clark christopher robert clarke donna marie clarke michael j. clarke suria rachel emma clarke kevin francis cleary james d. cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a. cody daniel michael coffey jason matthew coffey fl

we should give consideration to several initiatives put forward by keefe -- he --kyiv. let me reaffirm poland's solidarity with the people of ukraine who have shown remarkable courage and resilience. they have stood up with bravery and determination. now it is our turn to stand up for the principles that protect us all. we must hold russia accountable for the invasion and all the crimes committed in the course of this aggression. thank you, madam president. >> i think his excellency for his statement. i give the floor to his excellency, with the mania. -- from lithuania. >> on behalf of the baltic states, the major reason we meet today is the permanent member of the security council russia is opening -- overly threatening -- just a year ago russia. they defy principles of the united nations. at this very moment, the international community cannot turn away. yesterday we all woke up to one more attempt to escalate aggression by announcing mobilization he now has waste the war against his own people, the people meant to be the future of the country but have turned into we

tonight -- wanda sykes, star of "conjuring kesha," kesha, author patrick radden keefe, featuring theband with jonathan ulman ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, we are going to get to the news the house committee investigating the capitol attack scheduled a last-minute public hearing for today with former trump white house aide cassidy hutchinson and it was wild. we learned that on january 6th, trump knew the crowd had weapons, that he tried to get the metal detectors removed because "they're not here to hurt me. he got mad at bill barr over lunch and threw a plate full of ketchup at the wall. [ laughter ] and then when he was found out that his limo was not going to the capitol, he lunged for the throat of a secret service agent and tried to grab the steering wheel. [ laughter ] i mean, isn't that unreal? who has ketchup at lunch [ laughter ] president biden on saturday signed the bipartisan gun safety bill into law. this news first reported by a ti

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