world champion reilly beat france's anthonyjeanjean to silver.es. i knew it was going to be a huge spectacle and it absolutely lived up to that. we have been trying to take in every moment that i can while i have been out here. i am excited to go and see my family after this. yes, the games has been nothing short of amazing. i came in here with a dream of being an olympian and i am leaving as a medallist. it is really special. in the women's event, 18—year—old deng yawen impressed thejudges with a series of high—flying tricks seeing her edge out the usa's perris benegas with her second run. bennegas made the podium after finishing fourth in tokyo, while australia's natalya diehm claimed bronze — her country's first in freestyle bmx. adriana ruano oliva has won the first olympic gold medal in guatemala's history with victory in the women's trap at the chateauroux shooting centre. oliva began her career as a promising gymnast, but had to quit the sport after a spinal injury injury in 2011. she took up shooting making her olympic debut in tokyo, whe

and without the local skatepark, there'd be no medalfor kieran reilly, the bmx star goes back to wherethe hundred. london spirit won the women's competition at lord's, with just two balls to spare. a first title for them, and they sealed in some style, in beating welsh fire. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. there are dozens of opinions about the hundred, but no doubt for women's cricket it has added a new dimension to the domestic game. 22,000 at lord's. welsh fire had one of australia's best players batting. she made 5a. that is very welcome for the fire. london spirit kept a lid on it. the hands of deepti sharma, who has played close on to 200 games for india. the spirit needed to win, but the fire... next, the england captain. she has got her. what you know? gone for 24. danni gibson was only in for 22. a big impact, but still work to do. three balls left, for runs needed. deepti sharma's shot, now it will rested on where the ball landed. just beyond her reach. six in victory. london spirit when their first hundred title at lord's. fourth year of the hundred and they had b

joining us now, justice reporter, ryan reilly, and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin.did jack smith remove, drop from the indictment, ryan, sorry? >> so the official acts are essentially what's out. all of the action around the justice department and especially jeff clark who was an unindicted coconspirator. he is out of this indictment now. he's not really a factor of it. basically they eliminated anything that there was a solid argument at least under the supreme court's interpretation that this was an official act done in his capacity as president of the united states, rather than a candidate for office. and now they're sort of refocusing, as you mentioned, all of those allegations around his role as a candidate. so there's a little bit more focus on, say, the speech, for example, this was a speech. he wasn't making as president. this was a speech they were saying he was making as a candidate for office and everything is really framed around that idea, to basically serve this up and give them a clean start. it was a new grand jury that heard the evidence that decide

and at the same time it needs to be said that these reilly foreign minister, excited crowds, has become somewhat known for as controversial takes. i would say when it comes to the war and needs to be said that there are no such plans in place as far as we know at the moment at least. okay, and just quickly, let's talk about timing cease fail, find negotiations off supposed to restart in doha today. could that be any link to these 2 things? well there isn't, there isn't any a parent to link, but we can say that the longer this operation lasts the more casualties. the palestinian side will have the more likely to use to influence the negotiations in one way or another. it needs to be said that the negotiations are trends, the in a very delicate situation that there are talks that, that, uh, the disagreements, uh, still remain. so given that this is the situation, every single is such a hindrance of the attempt to bite the negotiations to reach a solution is bound to be to become ever more difficult. feel like thank you so much for that update that that's the w use. felix times it reportin

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but the race between the 2 candidates is tight, especially in pennsylvania, where trump also held reilly's over the weekend. during a series of small scale personal events. hi, iris appeared to control her leadership style with out of her opponent. and the frankly, over the last several years, there's been this kind of perversion that has taken place, i think. which is to suggest which is to suggest that the measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you beat down when what we know is the real and true measure of the strength of a leader is based on where you lift up. that's what we see in spring. we know what strength looks like, but it's how responds in chicago for the democratic national convention. pro palestinian demonstrates as of the 2 unhappy with the way president biden has continued to support israel in its war in gaza. the bible harris administration is face widespread protests in the us over its support for israel and its handling of the warring cause of the height of the demonstrations. many air of americans said they would refuse to help re elect president biden, but

ryan reilly is following this story for us. what more can you tell us about this report? >> it's a really troubling report, and damming for the fbi, and really, essentially what the internal watchdog is saying here, the fbi really needs to step it up. examples is where the fbi was informed about a sexual predator who went on to sexually abuse a child during this time frame that could have been prevented had the fbi taken more action. essentially what the inspector general did is take a sampling of the cases the fbi was hand eling and identify broader problems. typically they are focused on broader issues, and the reports often take times but the inspector general found the responsibility to move forward and take immediate action on some of these cases at the moment because of the seriousness of some of the allegations. three years after this report on larry nassar came out are saying that the fbi does need to step up its game and do more to prevent the sexual abuse of children, after getting these troubling reports, chris. >> ryan reilly, thank you. >>> now to msnbc's mik

i want to bring in nbc news justice correspondent ryan reilly. ryan, good morning. about this. >> yeah, so michael sparks is the first rioter to breach the capitol that day, you have to remember the proud boys broke that window, he was first through. what's remarkable about his case, you often see two paths that january 6 defendants can take when they are charged and face consequences, on the one hand they can realize that they were tricked, fooled and say that they were gullible for falling for the lies in the first place and the other way they can go is fully still buying into the lies about the 2020 election, that's the path that michael sparks went down. he apologized to the officers and his family but offered no apologies to members of congress who had to flee that day and still believes to this day that we are living under, quote, tyranny and that the election was stolen. the judge issued some really strong words in the aftermath of this and departed upward from the sentencing guidelines. he actually told the defendant here that he didn't believe that he reali

nbc's ryan reilly is reporting on this. what else can you tell us, ryan? indicates is that the disciplinary process has sort of been kicked off potentially against these individuals including the head of the pittsburgh office for the secret service. you know, we saw that press -- we saw that rather moment on capitol hill during a hearing several weeks ago where you sort of had a lot of politicians pounding the table and saying why hadn't anybody been held accountable for this, that sort of thing. i think what that sort of relied upon, that messaging was sort of the public -- the general public's not really knowledge of how this process actually works and the civil service protections that are in place. there is a process for holding people accountable. that is what we're getting indicators of now with people being on leave as this process played out. it could be very slow going within the bureaucracy within any agency really when you go through these disciplinary processes. there was a case involving a prosecutor a few weeks ago that that took years for th

nbc's ryan reilly joins me now. has to be one of the longest sentences we have seen for january 6th, is it? >> it is. it's right up there, certainly within the top five. enrique tarrio was 22 years in federal prison. what speaks to the seriousness of this case. this is one of the few times i have seen a packed courtroom in a recent january 6th case, because there were so many victims in this case. you see them, the officers inside of there, a lot of them had gathered outside and were chatting about january 6th afterwards, including one of the officers hitting the roads soon in support of kamala harris. but, you know, this individual who was known as flag gator, cop hay hater was relentless using any weapon he could find. what put a cap on it, beforehand, he was speaking in front of the noose and naming democratic politicians, mentioning former president barack obama by name, and other members of congress in addition. so he really was one of the most violent. you see him there using various weapons just to get at the

nbc's ryan reilly joins us with the latest now. i just had a chance to look at the story you posted on nbcnews.com. it is striking how much detail you got, and how detailed he was in looking for a target. >> that's right, chris, and essentially what the fbi is saying here is that the trump rally appeared to be a target of opportunity for the attempted trump assassin. that he searched for info on the republican national committee and the democratic national convention. both of those events before ultimately quote hyperfocusing on the actual rally where this shooting took place, which is only announced days before. we're talking about early july is when crooks allegedly started focusing on this event and getting in and ultimately going to that target that was so close near his home. it was ultimately, what appears to be a target of opportunity for him to take, and they also discussed his ideology. it was all over the place. they found things from the left perspective and right perspective. they don't have a definitive ideology or mot

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we are joined by kevin reilly, policy directly ofliuna. james mahoney, treasury, ironworkers. we will dive right in. we will highlight what the bipartisan infrastructure law has done for our country. donald trump talked about infrastructure week, joe biden delivered. you will get to hear real stories. we are hopeful that you'll get some ideas for your community about how to implement these historic investments in a way that maximizes benefits for your community and the people doing the work, share some good stories. we begin with mayor nirenberg, if you could give us an update on what is happening in san antonio with the bipartisan infrastructure law. >> sure. good morning, everyone. thank you to the democratic mayors association for having us out, having substantive conversations about how cities are moving our communities forward. i do want to thank our colleagues from our union brothers and sisters as well as justin bibb, my brother mayor from cleveland, ohio is here, to talk about the importance of a bipartisan infrastructure law. first and foremost, it's important to agai

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and then there are two people in the primary of it tom reilly was the was the ag a well-respected wonderful and a friend of yours too. yeah. and and when i won, he and kitty had us over for to tell us about what, what life was like and what to expect in the job. what i didn't expect in the job is that i would get phone calls and, the occasional e-mail, but mostly phone calls about this or that piece of litter that had been left outside this or that road. i mean, just i'm not kidding. cell phone calls. i'm driving on route 24 and you to get some people out here to pick up the trash and i don't think i actually said it, but knowing his reputation, i'm sure i said to others in the car after i hung up, pick it up. you -- self. that's what everybody knows. that's what you do. incredible. and credible, really practical allies and and and and teachers both both mike and kitty. that's great. so, governor healey, michael dukakis was at your state of the state to support you after very first year in office. i'm trying to remember your age wise, you able to vote for governor dukakis for president or w

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this was a preemptive strike after is reilly intelligence received information hezbollah was mountingk on israel. hezbollah fired upwards of 320 the rockets and trones, mostly targeting northern israel. local media is reporting hezbollah had plans to launch an estimated 6,000 rockets and uavs. previously, hezbollah referred to what happened early this morning as a, quote, first phase. however, hezbollah has since issued a statement saying in part, all offensive drones were launched at their designated times from all their positions, thus, our military operation for today the has been completed and accomplished. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also reacting to the escalation saying this. >> translator: we are determined to do everything we can to protect our country, return the residents of the north safely to their homes and continue to to uphold a simple rule, whoever hurts us, we hurt them. >> reporter: the u.s. confirmed it had no involvement in the preemptive strikes, but the white house did release a statement saying president biden is closely monitoring events in israe

there are two people in the primary, tom reilly was the ag.l respected, wonderful guy and a friend of yours, too. yes. and when i won, he and kitty had us over for waffles to tell us about what life was like and what to expect on the job. what i didn't expect in the job is that i would get phone calls and the occasional e-mail, but mostly phone calls about this or that piece of litter that had been left the side of this or that road. i'm not kidding. the phone calls, i'm driving on route 24 and you have to get people out here to pick up the trash. [laughter] >> and i don't think i actually ever said it, but knowing his reputation, i'm sure i said to others in the car after i hung up, pick it up yourself. everybody knows that's what you do. [laughter] >> incredible, incredible, but really practical ally and teachers, both mike and kitty. ... kitty. that's great. so, governor healey, michael dukakis was at your state of the state to support you michael dukakis was that your state of the state to support you after very first year in office? untri

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and i mean, as the admitted yesterday or during the reilly in atlanta, they still have to figure out how to define the vice president's. now in terms of demographics, what does this pull reveal to you about how each candidate is performing and with which voters they are resonating? where of a democratic coalition, traditionally a very heavy support from women of blacks and also young people. and the past following show that joe biden wasn't doing as well among those groups as he did in the election in 2020 some odd reason, falls shows that complet harris has recovered among those groups doing better. although she still has some to go on the trump side, while there are concerns about him personally. his face is firmly on his side because they think he can do more for the economy. and because of their concern about immigration, an issue on which he has been campaigning heavily and also an area in which he signals. so the congress that they shouldn't pass immigration reform, it's michael le tal. got to thank you so much for your time. good to be with you now where to that tropical storm

-a preemptive strike after is reilly intelligence received information that hezbollah was mounting aah fired upwards of 320 the rockets and drones all mostly targeting northern israel. local media is reporting hezbollah had plans to launch an estimated 6,000 rockets and uavs towards central and northern israel. as we wait to hear from the hezbollah leader later today, the militant group has issued a statement saying their military operation for today has been completed and accomplished. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also reacting to the escalation saying this: >> translator: we are determined to do everything we can to protect our country, return the residents of the north safely to their homes and continue to uphold a simple rule; whoever hurts us, we hurt them. >> reporter: now, we are being confirmed today from the u.s. that they were not involved in the israel preemptive strikes today in lebanon, but they are going to be heavily involved in the ongoing ceasefire negotiations that are set to pick back up later today in cairo, egypt. rachel? rachel: thank you. all right

ryan reilly. >>> the federal election interference case against former president donald trump is formallyudge overseeing the trial, and she's ready to proceed. over the weekend, judge tanya chutkan swept aside two of donald trump's attempts to dismiss his washington, d.c. case. she also set a new hearing date and deadlines to get this case back on track after an eight month pause to resolve the dispute over presidential immunity. let's bring in msnbc legal analyst and criminal defense attorney danny cevallos. so, danny, judge chutkan set august 16th for a hearing in this case. will we get a trial date? >> it's going to be a complicated thing to bring the decision in the supreme court immunity case, and decides to what degree there's going to be immunity. much of this is not fleshed out yet. we may get a trial date, we may not. we are on a new frontier here. no other court has ever dealt with implicating what the supreme court has told the lower court to do in terms of immunity, and the motion that she just denied was related to selective prosecution. not really related to immunity at all,

. >> ryan reilly, thanks so much. >>> and now to an nbc news exclusive on a look at living conditions at some u.s. military bases around the world that advocacy call unsanitary even dangerous. the group pots and cots leading the effort shared photos exclusively with nbc news. showing mold, mice, roaches and groundwater in living areas and dining quarters. the group is calling on the pentagon to fix these issues now rather than wait years for planned renovations. joining me nbc news pentagon correspondent. what have you learned about images, living conditions, and how widespread the problem is? >> reporter: pictures are tough to look at knowing individuals are in the u.s. military living amongst these conditions. we do know that the bases included in many of these photos, there are more than just these ones showing. they're all over the world. they're various services, army, air force, marine corp., it's not at every base according to advocacy groups. that's not what they're focusing on here. it's exactly what you said. they are calling on the military and the pentagon to not only addr

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