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in the -- morse. neal benefited from a homophobic smear campaign that targrgeted morse, the openly gay mayor of the city of holyoke, massachusetts. in news from africa, the united nations is appealing for more aid for sudan after at least 90 people died in a historic flood in which the nile river rose to its highest level in over a century. 80,000 homes have been destroyed or damaged, leaving hundreds of thousands of people homeless. a prominent critic of the rwandadan government has been arrested after being abducted in dubabai and taken back to rwanda to face charges. paul rusesabagina is best known for being portrayed in the film "hotel rwandnda" which tells the story of how he saved 1200 rwandans during the 1994 genocide by sheltering them in a hotel he managed. rusesabagina has lived in exile for years in belgium and the united s states. in immigration news, buzzfeed reports the trump administration pansion inollection of biometric datarom immigrants . according to the draft policy, the governmen

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morse. that was the german foreign minister now protesters in bellerose are conceding nothing to the intensive government crackdown tens of thousands gathered in major cities throughout the country on sunday police and the military have been out in force detaining peaceful demonstrators who are calling for the go to step down after disputed elections. the streets of minsk turned into a sea of red and white flags the symbol of the opposition tens of thousands joined the march of justice in the capital and other cities it's the 6th straight sunday of protests. but what looks like a high turnout was actually significantly lower than other weekends perhaps a result of calls by president elect sundin the go for tougher action against his critics who want him to step down. some of them have never experienced belarus without him. though i recently stated i do my gratitude there is a streaming of democracy bose's dreaming of freedom and justice where laws are observed. the law says we don't want our

morse and the how tion of the telegraph, id that revolutionize meteorology?c: before that, it was as pony express e or could go. meteorologists were bemoaning having real time information about the weather many, many miles away. morse a sudden, samuel with the invention of the telegraph, he became literally because ning man information could travel lightning quick and as long as telegraphs setnd up between different locations, ou could get almost instantaneous reports of what was occurring farther inland and time, this enabled them to get a really good handle on how over the avelled continental united states, also cables, we could get a handle on what was happening in the caribbean way e the weather made its to the continental united states. with s helped a bit hurricane forecasting, not as much as it did with norm ay-to-day weather forecasting which is extremely important forage cultural interests, but the roblem is that telegraph wires ended at the end f land or if there was an underground cable, they could go you essentially were still blind as to what was

strong challenge from the mayor of holyoke, massachusetts, a young rising star named alex morse. so eyes on both of those democratic primary races tomorrow in massachusetts. but that's going to do it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for o'donnell. >> of course in massachusetts, those fights are about a democrat replacing a democrat, and in the senate race they're spending over $25 million or so on the democrat replacing the democrat campaign. >> i mean, the fascinating thing about that senate race is -- i mean, it's been an interesting rate on its merits but joe kennedy has to give up his seat in the house. so if he swings and misses there, it has quite an opportunity cost for him. alex morse, the mayor, is taking a clean shot at richey neal with nothing on the line. but he has a national profile because of the ways and means chairman and the failed effort thus far to get trump's taxes. >> what do you think we're going to know at this hour tomorrow night given how many mail-in ballots have to be counted? >> it's a super interesting question because mass

sent out from there morse the likely you would have that right. back in tel aviv it's just passed by the sun is rising over the city. of charlotte danny is it 16 kilometers east holding his pace about 70 monitors an hour. at least. after the low danny family arrived in switzerland they were housed in one of the many hotels that had been left empty joining the war. the rooms were crowded and there was no heat but the new residents were safe and on his parents wrote to relatives telling them they had survived. first time in my life i remember having a heck of a happy childhood was there. danny soon returned to school. the family began to recover from their ordeal. and their lives slowly started returning to normal. they sent me till solfeggio lessons but said they're not black and. it and. the place of that music school was on the top of the hill and the main street and people of a ball walking going up and i walked up and in my mind i competed with nobody knew that. i thought i had to catch everybody in front of me i was maybe 10 years old and in m

officials say thousand morse may need to escape rising water the coming days. >> unless you are in a life- threatening situation, just shelter in place. we have so many roadways that are covered. >> reporter: sally is expected to weaken into a tropical depression by thursday. >>> all right. you can see sally now, tropical storm, soon to be a tropical depression, but it's going to push a bunch of rain up through the eastern portion of the current. you can see tallahassee. see those rain bands? those are significant. a significant rain. we've seen areas up to 28 inches of rain in the path of sally. so be ready for that. current situation outside, it's pretty nice. i mean, we've got a much better air quality, which i know you've noticed. there's no way you can't notice it. as we head into tomorrow, even better air quality for the most part, and then i think it holds good for a while, but like i said earlier, there's so much smoke out there. right? there's just so much smoke that just the western united states that any wind shift coming from the north, the east, the south, is going to bl

wally morse was still quite a choir. boy i wish total watershed ordeal for the last austudy cup ward off vital. as astrolabe prepares for the bushfire season survivors of the last summer's catastrophic fires are still struggling when one east follows one community's road to recovery on al-jazeera. thank you. thank you it was. disclose financial records a publish ring the u.s. president reportedly paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. to show the news actually paid to. play why money inside this is down to 0 life from doha also coming up international pressure builds on by john and on media to hold escalating violence after they accuse each other of starting a war.

alex morse, the mayor, is taking a clean shot at richey neal with nothing on the line. but he has a national profile because of the ways and means chairman and the failed effort thus far to get trump's taxes. >> what do you think we're going to know at this hour tomorrow night given how many mail-in ballots have to be counted? >> it's a super interesting question because massachusetts has never had a big race, state-wide race that's going to be so predominantly mail-in ballots like this. so mass chew set wills be flexing some new muscles that they've never had to use before. i have no prediction at all as to when we will get results there. if you get a lopsided result, you tend to get it earlier, but i don't know. that part will be fascinating to watch it, too. >> there you have it. rachel maddow, no prediction at all. >> i have learned. i have learned. >> we will be very patient. we will be very patient. thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> well, at the end of the hour tonight, we will have a special last word by chadwick boseman, a man and an artist. in his own

morse, the openly gay mayor of holyoke, supports medicare for all and a green new deal. the house oversight committee says it will subpoena postmaster general louis dejoy, a major trump donor, this week for withholding documents from congress. democrats are seeking answers as to why recent changes were made to the postal service that have caused widespread delays in the run-up to the november election, as a record number of people prepare to vote by mail. a federal appeals court denied the justice department's effort to end former national security adviser michael flynn's case on monday. attorney general william barr has been pushing to drop charges against flynn, even though he twice pleaded guilty to lying under oath to the fbi. meanwhile, in a win for trump, a federaral appeals court ruled te house judiciary committee does not haveve the authorityty to se trump's former white house counsel don mcgahn for refusing to testify. house democrats were hoping to compel mcgahn to testify about possible obstruction of justice in the mueller i investitigatio. and in sports news

. >> it did see morse last week, i was at work and they told us to go home. one day. because the air quality was so bad. >> all smoke, new smoke. it is all smoke. >> we talked about that a couple of days ago and we are explaining why the air quality does very little bit, white is trapped, as it expanded up and down one of that smoke is dispersed vertically, their quality is a little better. gets packed down to the ground, we just notice it to a greater those days. some smoking produced by the fires and that blows through the north bay and into the tri- valley, east bay as well come with the worst air-quality has been today, in general this map is better than it was last week and it still is far from great. we will do that as we head into the weekend and the end of the work week tomorrow. the worst spots, unhealthy for sensitive groups, occasionally just flat-out unhealthy, northbay and then ran the central bay, oakland as well, and then we have to deal with the heat. by labor day we are talking but inland high temperatures, average of 103 which means you will be withi

he's taking on progressive holyoke mayor alex morse, challenging him from the left.t eastern massachusetts, so the dynamics there are a little different in terms of the electorate. folks i've talked to in boston, in massachusetts politics, expect neal to hold on. but he is certainly getting a race here. and it's one we'll be watching when the polls close tonight at 8:00. >> the battle of the generations. thank you so much, garrett haake. >>> next, the health care heroes. we'll meet the nurses who stayed behind during hurricane laura to care for newborns in the nicu. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. >> reporter: besides being afraid and, you know, distressed, we didn't go without anything. and the babies didn't even realize there was a storm going on. there was a storm going on are you still at risk for a heart attack or stroke? even if you're on a statin? statins may lower some risks, but may not be enough. that's why science delivered vascepa. for people who have persistent cardiovascular risk factors and take a statin only vascepa is clinically p

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go on the beach scream of a new trade to morse it store what a no. vote is this guy knew more with a new approach of choice. it was transferred to a chemical show russia during stalin's purges that was the informal name for purpose built prison labs it's where thousands of soviet scientists like zilber continued working for the good of the country after being arrested following absurd tipoffs it was in a show that zilber developed his fire a genetic theory about the origin of cancer. during your force where it would be near my stubbornness to smoke ring it written up writes about spirits i believe was more sinister experiment done in the old. keeping it secret from security guards and other inmates who in exchange for tobacco helped him catch test mice he wrote down his theory and passed it to the outside world through zinaida a year morley of us and his brother william in coventry and they managed to convince the greatest soviet scientists to sign a joint letter to stalin saying that the country needed a viral the gist of his caliber out of prison a

morse and the invention of the telegraph, how did that revolutionize meteorology?ric: before that, it was as fast as a horse or pony express could go. meteorologists were bemoaning not having real time information about the weather many, many miles away. all of a sudden, samuel morse with the invention of the telegraph, he became literally the lightning man because information could travel lightning quick and as long as you had wires and telegraphs set up between different locations, you could get almost instantaneous reports of what was occurring farther inland and over time, this enabled them to get a really good handle on how weather travelled over the continental united states, also with underwater cables, we could get a handle on what was happening in the caribbean before the weather made its way to the continental united states. so this helped a bit with hurricane forecasting, not as much as it did with norm -- normal day-to-day weather forecasting which is extremely important forage cultural interests, but the problem is that the telegraph wires ended at the

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trying to get in a group of you to always hear loses morse's of him left him for need incentives they have no way i can talk you know every language i can help you to do this as a language is to come back here was a way to bury those voices that were raised and those soldiers that were murdered and make a sort of. yes act of healing and variable in this water. the work also uses original audio recordings from the colonial prison camp. believes that some contain the voices of female prisoners whose stories she says historians have ignored. i don't think that history disappears i think it's not to take power but we have forgotten how to listen. she says it's up to the descendants of colonial victims to hear their ancestors story and bring them back to the surface. is one of our top story. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is lying in state in the capitol building in washington d.c. the 1st woman and the 1st jewish person to receive that. in situ up to date. at the top of the hour coming up next here on the deep w. . covert special with a watch don't forget you can get all t

you will still reach into the upper 70s along the coast but your temperatures drop back morse and mcbeee santa clara valley. over 104 for fairfield, antioch in brentwood, maybe not quite as ridiculous the hot for the tri-valley but still around 100 degrees, temperatures into the low 90s on the central bay with mid to upper 90s for most of the northbay and still run triple digit territory the farther north we go in sonoma and napa counties. that is where really we have to monitor that fire danger because the combination of heat and the dry air and the gusty wind, temperatures back down close to what is normal by the time we hit the end of the work week and that is about where we will stay as we go into the weekend as well. coming up we see more on the northbay, we show the fire weather index for the northernmost counties as we head to the day tomorrow. >>> countdown is on to the potential power shut off in the north bay. but they claim it has made the changes that will make it better for customers. >>> a new round of openings is expected in santa clara county starting tomorrow including

listen to the bbc and every podcast would begin with the first five notes of beethoven's fifth it was morsewhich is a the for teresa with a history aspect of it it would be appropriate for this book tour. >>host: when will be writing your next book? is there another one in mind for the next ten years of your career? >>guest: we will see i have them planned it. if something comes up. for instance one of the books i wrote was about the will of god and religion and foreign policy because i thought it was not understood. i do have. and i do enjoy the book tours to have an opportunity to learn a lot from the audience that are able to be a part of it. >>host: i enjoyed reading the book congratulations on everything you have done in our country. >>guest: thank you for all you do and for our friendship. thank you in our country. >>guest: thank you for all you do and for our friendship. thank you in our country. >>guest: thank you for all you do and for our friendship. thank you in our country. >>guest: thank you for all you do and for our friendship. thank you. >>host: thank you for joining us on t

have come out to protest and this group in particular has been one that has probably been against morse and violence in terms of talking about their proposals to reform the monarchy so i think 2 things to to bear in mind the number one is if you look at the content of the 10 proposals that the protesters have submitted on reforming the monarchy they are still in line with a system of constitutional monarchy so i think regardless of their kind of true intentions or their true believes at least the concrete proposals that have come out the content of the proposals do not go beyond what i believe it's a system of constitutional monarchy but i think as i mentioned a 2nd point to bear in mind is that yes this group is one of many groups that have been campaigning i mean protesting against the government and if you look at the content of what the other groups have been saying i think one common line and you see one common ground between each group is a call for constitutional amendment and a drafting of a new constitution that is drafted by the people and is in line with global democratic sta

it's going to punch its way out into the open morse's like rob was suggesting there they look to track its way further north which as we go through the next couple days and eventually clipping away to the northeast of north korea pushing up towards the far north eastern side of china actually on the satellite picture exactly what is going on we've got the system just to the south of q shoe here this is around about 12 hours ago or so a spare money this is the 3rd strongest storm of the year so far anywhere on earth this comes after the hurricane heralds it comes after cyclon pan peak winds at around $250.00 climb to suppress or it was a super typhoon it has now weakened on please to say so that is helpful it's not even really quickly again that is helpful as well when to the moment around 80 kilometers perhaps actually a tropical storm is no longer a thai food but look at the speed of that 40 kilometers per hour as you same boat speed that's moving really quickly and is going to continue driving its way further northwards over the next couple of days made landfall a little sam with aro

to it still expects morse code to be held accountable for the incident. the relations with russia are influenced by the fact that russia is 1st of all an important global actor and also by the fact that in the past and in present times we have had some problematic topics between each other and we should express ourselves carefully this time there was an attempted murder on mr novelli performed with a very specific and internationally banned nerve agent of the novacek group and our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened. our authorities are investigating this incident we don't like it when other countries dictate to us when and at what point to start our processes we cannot legally call this a criminal case based on the analysis of the journal of board 3 moreover the board to receive the b.r.d. army just as in the b. or d. it is probably impossible to initiate a criminal case on the basis of tests that were taken in our military hospital this is legally nonsense there are acts of furphy cation our investigative bodies are working they have qu

the key that made the telegraph easily heard as it was fred and helped develop the binary system of morseode, that is one reason why historians have called telegraph the victorian internet. leonard gale introduced morris to joseph henry, the leading scientific genius at the time, who introduced morris to the most powerful electromagnetic -- electromagnet which he invented and met a mechanic who convinced forget about telegraph wires under the ground where they kept shorting out and stringing them from pole to pole. telegraph poles are a great metaphor for american ingenuity. one great enterprise sparking another. fortune wouldonal combined with the federal land grant and seen here in new york city on roads, putting out the technology of the future. even mr. morris would use some of his money to cofound a college in 1861 while joseph henry would run the smithsonian institution for decades and turn a citadel of american knowledge and learning. he would inspire the efforts of alexander graham bell. and so it goes, down through edison's workshops, the space , route silicon valley 128 in massa

are urging people not to do that on this weekend the labor day weekend monday will be a day off for morse most people a federal holiday it's extremely hot here in southern california and in many other parts of the country so people are expected to flock to the beaches to pools perhaps parties and barbecues but again public health officials are saying be careful wear masks and practice social distancing the model you referred to may or may not prove accurate but if it's true it would mean that 200 and $24.00 additional deaths in the united states which will occur between now and shortly after election day and it may have an impact on the presidential election set for november 3rd president has been promising a vaccine for code 19 in perhaps in late october but the head of his so-called operation warp speed responsible for developing vaccines dr months of slowly says that the prospect of a vaccine in october or november is in his words extremely unlikely programs thank you very much indeed. iraqi authorities are warning that hospitals may lose control of the corona virus outbreak within day

is facing a quite strong challenge from the mayor of massachusetts, a young rising star named alex morse to do it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last word" with the great lawrence o'donnell. >> of course in massachusetts, those fights are about a democrat replacing a democrat, and in the senate race they're spending over $25

ways and means committee chair richard neil taking on alex morse, 31-year-old mayor.gressman stephen lind running against doctor robbie goldstein. lynch has held his seat since 2001. >> 11 minutes after the hour, joe biden slamming donald trump over unrest in america. >> does anyone believe there will be less violence in america if donald trump is reelected? todd: will his message work with the voters? violence has been building long before trump took office. she joins us next. jillian: welcome back, joe biden embracing law and order and condemning the nationwide unrest and last-minute visit to pennsylvania. >> reporter: rights raging on american streets, the democratic nominee waiting until now to deliver his message so is too little too late? great to have you here as always, let's listen to the back and forth between biden and trump. >> he is stroking violence in our cities. fires are burning and we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. >> people that are getting hurt they don't care about, they don't care about these people. it is a

a quite strong challenge from the mayor of holyoke, massachusetts, a young rising star named alex morse. so eyes on both of those democratic primary races tomorrow in massachusetts. but that's going to do it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last first look is up next. >>> a new look at the back-and-forth between joe biden and president trump. >>> also the president is set to travel to kenosha, wisconsin, today despite pleas from local leaders to stay away. >>> the president's pandemic adviser is urging from inside and outside the government. >>> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, september 1st. yes, we are well into september. i'm yasmin vossoughian. amid the backdrop of violent protests that have escalated across the country in recent days, former vice president joe biden has launched a new attack against the president. during a visit to battleground pennsylvania yesterday, biden gave a blistering speech accusing trump of sowing chaos and division. he directly challenged trump's claim that americans will not be safe if democrats win in decemb no

house ways and means chair richard neil keeps his congressional seat fending off mayor alex morse willun unopposed in november's general election. longtime incumbent representative stephen lynch cruises to victory over progressive robbie goldstein. todd: william barr with new rules on government surveillance of political campaigns, the fbi must warn political candidates, aides or staffers the government may be surveilling them before obtaining a fisa warrant. these rules follow the inspector general report that found 20 errors over how the fbi monitored trump campaign advisor carter page as part of the russia probe. university of california can no longer use sat and act test scores for admissions. a judge ruling it will level the playing field for students with disabilities because many of them are not able to access the tests during the pandemic. this affects six campuses. the college says it disagrees with the ruling and is considering further legal action. jillian: congratulations in order for patrick m aholmes, popping the question to his high school sweetheart brittany matthews wi

to you in morse code.n: i thought we lost the satellite feed for a second. >> no, it's just dot-dot-dot, dash-dash-dash, dot-dot-dot. i think they're certainly doing the best they can. i think the politicization of just basic hygiene has been, i think, one of the more surprising aspects that-- >> stephen: like wearing a mask, wearing a mask has become a political statement. >> the mask is now the "don't tread on me" snake. it's the symbol of tyranny. >> stephen: i will not wear your covid burka. >> that's exactly right. it is the garb of the authoritarian. it's the swastika arm band. it's the brown shirt. and i just keep thinking to myself, "they wear those in operating rooms, right? they do that not because they're listening to n.p.r. i'm pretty sure it's so they don't put their-- i just want to say to all those people like, "so the next time you get an operation, you just say to the doctor 'you take that liberal ( bleep ) somewhere else. you come in here with no covering. you don't wash those hands. and

the chair of the powerful house ways and means committee, defeated his progressive challenger, alex morsessissippi is one step closer to getting a new state flag. the old flag, featur confederate emblem, was retired two months ago. today, a state commission recommended a new design featuring a magnolia. voters will decide whether to accept it in november. the congressional budget office is projecting the federal budget deficit will hit a record $3.3 trillion for this fiscal year. that is three times the red ink yof 2019, and it's driven pandemic losses and relief costs. but on wall street, stocks rallied again, partly on hopes for a covid vaccine. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 455 points to close at 29,100. the nasdaq rose 116 points, and the s&p 500 added 54.s hitting recor both. still to come on the newshour: the trump administration ban evictions until the end of the year, but questions remain about rent payments. covid infections spike in iowa, prompting e white house to urge the governor to impose restrictions. we break down how the electora map has changed sinc2016

liberty and i intercepted morse code we're spice i mean intercepting messages from embassies military bases police anything and everything that we could get to ensure that the united states was comfortable what was going on in the world unknowns conspiring against us and basically goes to protect our interests. this was the cold war american president lyndon johnson knew that the russians already had substantial military influence in egypt he needed to find out what they were going to do next to make sure that a local conflict did not become a world war with the usa backing israel and russia siding with the arab cause i was assigned as a russian linguist aboard the ship i'm bryce lockwood united states marine corps retired israelis our primary purpose was to intercept communications of the russian spy or craft as it were at alexandria egypt jeanette it was our job was to find them and we were not targeted against israelis life was very relaxing and one of the nice things about the liberty is we had air conditioning because we had communications equipment so we were cool in the hot day

a quite strong challenge from the mayor of holyoke, massachusetts, a young rising star named alex morseso eyes on both of those democratic primary races tomorrow in massachusetts. but that's going to do it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last first look is up next. >>> a new look at the back-and-forth between joe biden and president trump. >>> also the president is set to travel to kenosha, wisconsin, today despite pleas from local leaders to stay away. >>> the president's pandemic adviser is urging from inside and outside the government.

and we don't want to be seeing any morse sparks firing up in the blazes across the bay thursday and friday back to the 80's we go inland and we stay pretty close to those 80's all the way through the weekend and into next week. that's your forecast robin also the airway thank you sir, let's check in on the traffic, it's not so bad we definitely have improving conditions around the bay area. >>especially at the bay bridge toll plaza we call this a minor weights here the pay gates, there's a little bit of crowding on the suspension and also on the northbound central if you're going that far but overall no major delays into san francisco. we're checking out one more bridge. we have the golden gate covered in fog chp issued a special a late fall advisory, we can't even see the towers anymore so just be extra cautious here. no problems from the north bay though under 30 minutes rolling south nevado to san francisco chains. >>all right now let's get back to some of our breaking news this morning out of the north bay we have pge starting to turn off power because of the high fire threat that we'r

. >> what are you able to do for -- >> this morse deadly. this is 5% versus 1% and less than 1% so, you know, this is deadly stuff. >> michael, what is your sense of the fallout. >> well, i think that what we've seen with the president is an unwillingness to change and adapt to washington. in this case there was a pandemic and he didn't want to take a whole of government sort of more conventional approach to it and did look at it as something that if he spoke about differently publicly or tweeted about it he could have an impact that was different. that certainly wasn't the case. from these tapes it is clear that he understood the severity of it but he never wanted to come back to sort of a typical presidential approach to this and he tried to talk the virus away from the country. and that obviously has had enormous impact and will be something he will have to contend with between now and election day. just pointing out on that there is not a ton of time left to make up between now and then. >> speaking of election day, you've been reporting

one website said in 2018 see was at the fourth morse liberal center, and now she is considered the most liberal senator and they do bit aevaluating evaluating the bille senators sponsor or cosponsor. she is described by "the new york times" as pragmatic moderate which is a stretch. there's moderate in ore proposals and as far as pragmatism. i. i define it as doing whatever it takes to get ahead, well, yes, she fits that description. but if you describe it in policy terms, reaching out to the other side to solve mutually vexing problems and come up with mutually beneficial slugses she doesn't do that. no bipartisan accomplishments at all, not just in the senate but in her career. so she is a left wing politician. what made her appealing on paper and one of the reasons i thought she would be the nominee was that she checks all of the boxes. almost like she was manufactured to be a democratic candidate. don't need to take away her actual achievement. it's very hard to get to this level. ran a bad campaign in the primary, the worst campaigner in history, but you don't take anything away fro