that's true in minnesota, and it's true across the country. >> ken martin, all eyes on minnesota. of the minnesota democratic party, thank you for joining us. still ahead, president biden's gearing up for the nato side, former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul and how the rebellion russia will dominate next week's summit. but first, a look at what you'll see a little bit later? here on msnbc. >> hello there. i'm ayman mohyeldin, tonight at nine eastern on ayman, i'll be speaking with michelle goldberg, wisdom coal, and catherine frankie. actions and politics on education and gender law. about the supreme court opening pandora's box and putting on the chopping block more of our rights and autonomy -- immediate decisions might suggest. that's tonight, nine eastern right here on msnbc! t here on msnbc! with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches t

the migration increases in minnesota started in 2014. i was in the, at the border interviewing people were leaving and they were leaving because of multiple reasons including, but many times situation before the crisis a was created by section. so i don't think it fact rates his name, the united states for everything i do see, i think as i said, that term policies included in professional economic sanctions has contributed in large part due to over on science. but i don't think this is about just blaming someone as there is uh, mike to the city of reasons for going to spell as prices and the spelling crisis has 3 dimensions. it's the refugee crisis. it's documented here in crisis. and it's the crash on, on defense that includes the precincts that i want to bring francisco, what i did ask you was what has been achieved. and i also want to add that those sanctions, us sections begin beginning 2006. i people turned off on the board in 2014 passing the same time 9 in a sentence once, but 2 years before 2014 at all. yeah, and 10 to 14 is 2 ye

the people of little falls, minnesota, found themselves divided.oded killer, who fired nine shots at two unarmed teenagers. >> when you are talking about multiple shots, down on the ground. right away, jumps out at you. you know, hey, this is premeditated murder. >> on the other bank, were those who viewed smith as a man with every right to defend himself and his home against intruders. >> they weren't invited for thanksgiving dinner. there wasn't a table set for them. they didn't come through the door. but they, certainly, found a window to come in. >> but nick's mother, kimberly brady, was determined, even through her own grief, not to make up her mind, until she'd heard all the facts. >> i kept an open mind, because if he was fearful for his life, i couldn't fault him for defending himself. i waited, until i heard all the evidence. >> the evidence said byron smith's defense attorney would show his client had done nothing wrong. >> this is a case about big misunderstanding. this is about byron smith being accused of a crime, he did not commit. >>

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michael, minnesota. on july 14, while responding to a crash in south fargo, a gunman shot and killed jake and wounded two of his fellow officers and one civilian. without hesitation to protect those he served, he made the ultimate flies. mrs. fischbach: my prayers go out to the family. please know that the people of western minnesota share your loss and we pray for jake's family and for his law enforcement family. let us never take for granted the heroes that walk among us. with that, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. burchett: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise with a heavy heart to honor the life and former knox county commissioner chair thomas strickland, who passed away on july 18 at 70. he grew up in east tenne

minnesota. why is that of the name of a town in minnesota flying out of my head right now? i used to work brains trying to say fargo, minnesota but it's not fargo, minneapolis, that would be the name of a giant town in minnesota that i can't think of right now. so penumbra theater is in minneapolis minnesota and he's working with lou bellamy. understand that august wilson gets a point in his life where what he's writing about is the lives of black people. and i want to i want guys to think for just a couple of minutes about why happening. why is it significant and in what way is it significant that is writing about the lives of black people. we've talked in this class before about the shift between white writing, black voices. what does it mean when a write a white playwright writes a character, writes a black character into a play? what is is what does their voice sound like? is it authentic? what is it what is the character's purpose? black characters who are appearing in white movies become a

this morning, we are kicking things off in minnesota. times square this morning. we had a chance to go outside and meet some of them, a 16th birthday celebration coming in from georgia, someone give me a book they wrote, so a nice crowd. >> there you go. >> i saw a cute little baby out there, as well. >> we have to wake them up early when they're not in school. just what they love. >> keep 'em busy, right? the top headlines right now, including dangerous weather on the move for millions, chicago getting rocked by severe flooding, and in pennsylvania, three reported tornadoes touched down over the weekend. all of this as temperatures soar. 36 million americans now under heat advisories or warnings. also right now, three palestinians were killed and 13 were injured after the israeli military sent a large scale raid into the west bank. the area is occupied by an armed palestinian group that israeli forces describe as "militant." the camp and a nearby town has been a central point for israeli-palestinian violence since last spring. and in no

in minnesota, attorney general keith ellison last year sued havenbrook homes and progress residential alleging a deliberate and calculated strategy to extract ever greater profits from their tenants by severely undermaintaining their homes. >> we cannot let a company, a hedge fund or a private equity firm, get to a point where they can move the market. >> reporter: his lawsuit also included pretium partners, the private equity firm tied to havenbrook and progress >> owners and operators, all of them, are responsible and they will be held responsible. so, it's not going to be good enough to say, i just own the place and get the profits from it. i don't operate. no, so that's not going to work. we expect everybody to operate ethically and within the law >> reporter: pretium declined to comment for the story. in a statement, progress did not address the issues raised by the minneapolis tenants but told nbc news, many millions have been invested in the properties we manage in minnesota, and in court, the company denies the allegation that tenants had to wait an inordinately long time for

at the time, there was a little bit of time to rewrite, comes to choose minnesota doesn't. and so when not on the windows a relatively well a lot of people work with we're pretty, pretty hot for the region. 10 somebody else has happened in 2021, just been with us was dead. sorry that says the president teachers debbie will have the the problems with this on that because it, curiously in the region doing a lot of the heavy lifting media was the only one today. since that is, i do know that so does anyone do not wrote the matter? a few question marks it could be let's bring you back in here from a digit. let's talk about security means the conversation on that. we got good sense of what's going on. the job we're seeing west and forces being pulled out of country security part is in body for example, the us is like you might even say on the back flips. that was friends. yes. the how to do would be and suggestion that perhaps because of the attention of the, the roach on invasion of ukraine's, that type of, of the, you know, interest type, the multilateral or regional and globa

our next guest is a minnesota mom of six and home educator, karen joins us now to react.being here. by the way, s'mores invoke ises, you know, feelings of a summer, you know, fire, you know? s'mores. no, it actually means science-based, medically-accurate, open-minded responsible sex education. it's encouraging to see that one didn't have any demand in minneapolis, but there still is a camp in mankato for kids for hours a day on sex ed. what do you make of this? >> yes. well, first of all, i wanted to say, you know, people might wonder why i as a home school mom care about which and really beyond caring for my own children, i do care passionately about the well-being of all children in the generation my kids are growing up alongside. although families across our nation have a wide view when it comes to sexuality, i think most families and most parents would firmly agree we don't want people sexualizing our children. and that's exactly what this camp will do. it's essentially planned parenthood's comprehensive sex education agenda which they've try the mandate for many yea

. >> a nice day in minnesota today?ny. >> reporter: i'm in california but in july 2021, i was there with them in minnesota and recorded this. the overwhelming elation inside this hall when their daughter suni lee snatched gold in the women's all-around in tokyo. the first asian-american woman to do and it the first hmong woman to ever do it. >> welcome to the most exclusive gymnastics club. >> reporter: two years later she announced she's on the road despite health problems with her kidneys. >> now that she's an adult, this next journey will be her. her journey. and we're going along with it. >> i'm just thrilled that she wanted to go to 2024 paris. >> reporter: you can likely add the rest of the u.s., too, since she became an instant star. but it is something unique for the ethnic group from which she and i hail. >> i get a lot of questions from friends and people all over the world. the hmong community around the world is very excited. i'm pretty sure france is pretty much the same. you know, i know that we have a com

you know, let's pick oregon or minnesota, and then you register in minnesota. then we don't immediately take you off the voter roll. we then contact you and say, have you actually moved to minnesota? and if they come back to us immediately and say, yes, i did, then we can take them off immediately. if they don't, then we just put them in this bin over here, which we know you're in minnesota, but you haven't responded to our mailing. but we just then put them on that list. that kind of does see if they truly did. but we know that they have but it's just an objective criteria and we think it really helps voters confidence in that because i think people and actually federal law requires you have accurate voter lists and that's the best way we found to have that. hello, my name is michael akinmusire and i'm a student here at the university of chicago. scene history. i'm wondering a little bit about the history of georgia's recent elections with all the controversy that happened during brian kemp's race against stacey abrams, the first time with him being the secret

we're in the heart of minnesota exploring the twin cities st.ama to show you this morning. ♪ i wanna rock right now ♪ and we're sliding into home base of the two time world series champion minnesota twins loading up on some of their best 7th inning snacks as we say -- >> good morning america! [ cheers ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> certainly do say good morning america. thanks for being with us. thanks for going to the ball park with us. our ball park tour is in minneapolis, home of the twins. gio is there with what makes their fried chicken one of a kind. the three generations making the best brats for 70 years. >>> of course we couldn't stop by minnesota without visiting st. paul as well. will reeve is there as we rise and shine. all about the twin cities this morning. >>> we're going to begin with severe weather in the northeast. also bracing for its first heat wave of the summer. ginger, of course, is tracking the latest. >> 115 severe storm reports. one of them a microburst over brooklyn. you can see the area that's b

the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. the gentleman from colorado, mr. the gentleman from tennessee, mr. kustoff. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. tenney. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. malliotakis. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlemthe gentleman from n. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentleman from california, mr. lieu. the gentlewoman from washington, ms. delbene. the gentleman from minnesota, mr. phillips. the gentlewoman from florida, ms. wasserman schultz. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from california, mr. sherman. the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. schakowsky. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. meng. the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider. the gentleman from new jerse

host: that is nancy in minnesota. if you go to the no labels document, the list of principles this document represents when it comes to energy issues and environmental issues, part of it says one of the goals is all and above energy strategy is the best way to lower prices for american families, saying america needs to be able to build clean energy technology. these are the principles i possible third-party could represent, should it happen. do you support or oppose the effort? pick the line that best represents you. you can text us your thoughts at (202) 748-8003. in virginia, opposed line. caller: good morning. i want to talk about joe manchin , he is a disaster for the american public. he is the man behind this scam. this is a coup to defeat joe biden, who is popular against trump. trump is not going to win the election. he was picked by the young people and this is just a way of joe manchin, led by a bunch of rich, right-wing people to hijack the election. host: if it is the case it is effort to reelect president

the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. phillips: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.j.res. 74, which terminates the national emergency pertaining to actions and policies that threaten the very tenuous diplomatic progress that we have achieved in yemen. active american diplomacy has supported a very fragile u. u.n.-mediated truce, but lifting the national emergency prematurely would undermine the progress that has been made over the past several years. sanctions are leverage, if the united states government unilaterally and without receiving anything in return grants amnesty to amity figures leading to a cease-fire, we would enable more conflict. i have a list of individual sanctioned under the executive order is short. let's look at some. a houthi commander of yemens' naval and coastal defense forces. he led attacks against international shipping in the red sea and smuggled iranian weapons to yemen. the son of former dictator asalah, president obama sanctioned him

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this is the chief legal officer of the state of minnesota using this racist trove.statement that thomas is illegitimate because he has views that differ from ellison. he suggested he should be removed because he's not voting the way that ellison should vote. this is the same politician that priced antifa. he said they would put the fear in to trump and republicans. i mean, there's got to be some limit here. the question is when will the silence be broken and when will a democrat step forward and say this is not where we need to be. >> john: yeah, seems to be a widespread effort by democrats to discredit the court because they don't like the makeup of it. ethics at the supreme court came up with kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house a short time ago. democrats are pushing the supreme court ethics recusal and transparency act in the senate. mccarthy was asked about that. listen here. >> speaking of ethics, ethics for the supreme court. you know, mcconnell has said that congress doesn't have jurisdiction over the supreme court to do this, but yet senate democrats want t

. -- massachusetts and minnesota. >> it all depends on the position of the oval, the circle of aurorad further north from where you are, the aurora is much more likely to look like a faint or diffuse glow on the horizon. but during very strong space weather storms, that aurora oval expands and when it is overhead when you can look straight up and see it, that's when you can see the detail, the arcs, the beads, the different shapes the you have been showing in that beautiful footage shared with your audience. that is where it's really easy to see. typically, the best place to see that is alaska, finland, sweden. you are much more likely to be directly underneath aurora. if the conditions are just right, you can see it much lower. there have been some points in history where it has been seen in the tropics. for example in 1859, there was an extreme event where cubans were treated to the aurora unexpectedly. >> what is the appeal? visually, but also mythically? >> the nor see them they just looked magic. it's easy to connect those myths and legends and stories. they are very beautiful. i

. >> reporter: 32-year-old seth's family has owned this minnesota farm for five generations by now cornuld be up to his chest, but amid widespread drought, his 5-year-old towers over shriveled crops. he estimates just 30% of his corn is viable and hopes to break even what are your chances, do you think >> it all depends if we get more rain. i mean, that's -- that's a million dollar question right there. >> reporter: meanwhile, feed prices for his cattle also skyrocketing, and in a growing number of cases, the product itself is going up in flames local firefighters say it's so hot, hay is spontaneously combusting, burning close to half a dozen barns in this rural minnesota area in the last month including mike speton's. >> i was devastated. i was dumbfounded. >> do the summers feel hotter do things feel more extreme? >> i would say warmer and more extreme >> reporter: that's how it feels >> that's how it feels to me. >> reporter: experts say this extreme heat plus widespread drought in the midwest could drive up food prices, and they say rainfall these next few weeks is crucial lester >>

also coming rebuilding relations with syria rocks, pine. minnesota is the fast rock you need us to visit since the start of the syrian civil war in 2011. equal pay for equal why? we'll look at why text i'll walk is in bangladesh on demanding a pay rise. show down on center called wells. number one, call us all carouse and 23 time grand slam champion. no, no, that chunk of it's ongoing head to head right now in the wimbledon. the record high temperatures are being recorded in cities around the colored heat ways of sweeping across southern europe, northern africa, and talents of the us present, increasing risks to the elderly, unavailable, the, he's, it's hard, but we're going to push through it. and you know, i don't know where i will ever be back, so i have to take advantage of every day. stay hydrated for a hat and take breaks where you can. the heat is very intense. and there's a lot of people, i hope, hopefully no one will suffer and a mess with that was very intensive. so i think the side of her is dangerous. this is what i'm mutual a just from the gallery. it says there's no sign of

have never been ere. >> reporter: for now their footing is in minnesota where she learned how to flip on the and how to roll an egg roll no >> whenever she wants something, she will come and ask it. >> i love talking to them. she's training. i saw video of sunni and their friends all around the table rolling eggrolls and learning how to do it. very, very cool. >> that will get you in the move when you see that action shot. people going crazy about this weather. >> what is going on? >> of drammen around. >>> thankfully the pressure is off this weather fast around the area. od air quality and to hot. pretty nice now. san francisco chile. sea breeze going at 30 miles per hour. inland up to rafael. we had 90s eer around ut creek currentl degrees foe tralley. 86. memblastweekend we had 105 in livermore. this is more like it. temperatures closer to average. 79 degrees san jose with the concert forecast starting off in the upper 70s and cooling to the upper 60s as we head toward him on the clock tonight as the concert rolls on. taylor right there. clear skies as you head out to the coast the

. >>> welcome back, moldy basements, leaky roofs and crumbling walls, minnesota renters are fightingrporate landlord over horrific and unsafe living conditions. nbc's brian cheung has more. jamari brown moved into this home. she showed us busted locks, where the basement leaks after it snows, and crumbling walls. brown said she complained but her landlord progress residential brushed her off and she can't afford to move elsewhere. >> what's it take for the landlord to fix the issues? >> for the house to explode and us to die. being honest. >> reporter: brown is getting help from united renters for justice. >> we need change now. >> reporter: the nonprofit has been fight to go improve living conditions for the roughly 600 progress renters in minnesota. tenants have won repairs, compensation, one year rent freezes and the chance to move into a newly renovated home. these pictures of her progress home show the poor conditions outside. and inside. >> it had mold in the basement, probably about this thick, about 2 inches thick that set in on the walls from the windows and everything. >> r

however, i show the re present that 5 is flooding. minnesota, minnesota levels less getting more detailed from our correspond number written across the always good to see you in the cd or thanks for joining us. what do we know about this story? you've had lots of a controversial remarks, but take us through it please. well, everyone was wondering for the longest time we'll vladimir putin attends this summit. will he travel to south africa? what will happen? because this puts out africa in an awkward situation. why? because south africa is a member of the, i see the international criminal court and the international criminal court. let's not forget, issued an international arrest warrant earlier this year in march. and the, the, probably the vladimir putin was supposedly involved in the abduction of ukrainian children. that in fact, this is a loophole that they found because what they really would wants to charge them with is of course a special military operation which they see as an invasion. but they couldn't really charge them with that because then they would have to charge the us pre

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meeks: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from the great state of minnesota. michigan. ms. tlaib: i am the only palestinian american serving in congress. we are here again policing the words of women of color who dare to speak up about truths, about oppression, it's not just what we should be doing here in congress. let's get the record straight here. this is not something that's made up, the united nations, human rights watch, israel's own largest human righting orny sarks all agree israel is an apartheid state. to assert otherwise, mr. speaker, in the face of this just body of evidence is an attempt to deny the reality and to normalize violence of apartheid. this week we'll hear consistently that people touting about like, oh, this is bipartisan support here. don't forget, this body, this congress, supported a south african athat are thied regime, it was bipartisan as well. but you don't have to take it from me to understand the racism of an apartheid government. let's take a moment just to hear israeli government's own politicians in their own words, direct quote, not mi

kristin kids are in minnesota tonight. i have to eat. no time to get home and throw it out.f my favorite things is i want to know when this ends this is a politically hot time right now but now we're scanning store items like am i a week away from scanning strippers before i get a lap dance? >> already. that's an app. that's actually an app on the iphone. >> where is the women and what app is that? >> show to you later. [laughter] >> let me make sure -- >> mcbee isn't worst thing is aligning them with the arguments like chris rorke talked about in his special lululemon you go to the store and we don't tolerate racism and bigotry but they hang up signs as if there's a competing store that does say -- [laughter] well screw lululemon because in this store the racism and bigotry is through the roof. >> are you a racist need a place to shop, our sale on white streets -- [laughter] it is kind of crazy right now. >> but i do feel like listen, like i tell my girlfriend if you go looking through my phone so just don't look. >> does that work by the way? >> start scanning everything -

we hope that your children aren't at this camp in minnesota, though.a minnesota planned parenthood, pushing a sex education camp for kids as young as 13 years old. you have to complete eighth grade, obtain parental permission and i'm on the website right now. if you dig deeper, some of the things that you can expect at this camp according to the website is sex ed that is medically accurate, lgbtqia plus inclusive and sex positive. the website also says what not to expect at this camp is faith-based instruction. it's called the smores planned parenthood camp. >> it's called the smores camp. you think of smores, where's my hershey's chocolate and gram crackers. it's a camp for open minded responsible sex education hosted by planned parenthood north central states, campers learn sex ed in a brave, creative, collaborative environment and take on week long responsibility to share information with their communities so there are two camps, one in minneapolis, one in mankato. the one in minneapolis is for 13 to 15-year-olds, 30 hours of sex ed instruction. the

chinese for an 1st commission, which is the road which is more important then to build up to find minnesota. so in the end, like the guidelines, the direction of china is frank policy, the phase for that has the wrong. and now it will continue to be one of the, but he will have 2 positions that he's holding so on. so the chinese i'm going to stop for an a fast, but since one is already quite old and it's like this appears to be just a contemporary situation. so, and we can expect for a replacement for, for um, now when the, the foreign minister and the, the months ahead. but for the general direction of the chinese foreign policy is like buying the as the like, is this the most important phase that we got in there? i think we cannot expect that many, but many change. yeah, i think for the chinese started with like more problematic is like they, they looked at the piercing wants to project the image of being a well, she actually meant what the reasons i've been on the absence of change on the like just heads up being handled it'd be professional or sophisticated way like the country towards

and as quick the ends in minnesota in some can, some of these countries on change position regarding syria saying that the countries and terminal complex might be resolved by the syrians themselves and had these yeah, this visit is very important during the, as it opens up new horizons and the development on biological relations given the size of the indian economy and the importance of india has a huge market. in addition, india is rapidly developing, especially in the field of digital technologies. india has diverse economic relations with both eastern and western countries. from a political point of view, india has also succeeded in establishing diverse and balance relations with the both eastern and western countries. india, as many as the ford assess, confirm his country's commitment to continuous call preparation with syria in the magical and educational fields as well as in the economic sector. in addition to mentions with sewer and diplomats hillson methods, representatives of educational institutions, boom canal, cold in the has it safe to say that the services will open up

we cannot speak to it, obviously minnesota is he's a professor at the notice. you can put them in madrid. mr. a few minutes. welcome to the day so bitter, sweet victory for the conservatives of better than expected outcome for the income and socialist prime minister. who is the real winner here? yes, it's a strange election because the winner feels like a loose around the loose or it feels like a winner. purely because of expectations. the conservatives, as you pointed out one, but because they did a lot worse than they had expected. i'm at the poll, said that they would do and because it doesn't seem that they have a past due for me, a government, it seems like the last last night and the increment of prime minister, because he did a lot better than the full was uh, suggestive that he wouldn't because it seems like he has a app even if it is improbable to another term in the office. definitely feels like a winner, particularly because calling this snap election immediately after suffering a crushing the feet at regional collections only 2 months ago was a big

but now look what's happening to breaks minnesota pond or i. every week there is a new development with the bridge family, more and more countries looking to join it. this is, this isn't, it's almost like a new front line of being a pioneer. i think, as china said, when, when is region thing with it most go a few months ago, we are witnessing the biggest changes in a 100 years and russia and china a driving these changes. that's what he said. but look at the brakes minister. oh, this, this coagulation of very strategic countries around the world. whether it in all these countries, what a joint, you know, saudi arabia wants to join, for example, energy rich nations, want to join nations representing the labor, what forces of the world, what the joint nations, representing the most geostrategic courts want to join minister pendle. what does bricks mean today for this? well, that's being so set with a, a western hedge. i'm on a now we're looking at what, what is this a southern southern growth? and this is multi polarity. what then it's of what is