stephanie is normally bothered by negative comments but one recent criticism came from one of her church members she takes such things to hot and it's getting to her during her latest film shoot. you know what's troubling here is that the host about how i changed my voice i sound selling. off at. the church of i'ma with its ancestral hall behind the altar has only ever had male pastors but 3 years ago the congregation was faced with a choice either they took on this lesbian past a couple or the past his position would surely remain vacant for a long time. stephanie rocca became the pastor in iowa it's her final meeting with her young congregants before their confirmation time to check their shoes before last a rathke asks them to lift up their shirts and examines the saul. ok we're ok we're. ok. yeah now we got to lie this isn't always what. there's no price tag still stuck to them but now comes the hard part. the dress rehearsal for the declaration of faith starting with the ziegler twins. you also confess your faith before the congregation. i believe in god the father the almighty crea

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stephanie: i am stephanie sy.e will return to judy woodruff the full program after the latest headlines. leaders of the united states and other countries have set ambitious new goals to slow the planet from heating up. during a virtual gathering, they left open exactly how they would accomplish those goals. william brangham has our report. william: with dozens of world leaders in attendance virtually, president biden said it was urgent for the world to addrs climate change. >> this is a moral imperative, economic imperative, a moment of peril but also extraordinary possibility. william: the president pledged to cut america's greenhouse gas emissions in half from 2005 levels by 2030, and he urged other nations to follow suit. >> all of us, particularly those of us who represent the world's largest economies, we have to step up. william: some of the world's largest carbon emitters heated the call. china's president cited an earlier pledge. >> china will strive to peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieve

stephanie? now stephanie? >>> she is confused. hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is tuesday, april 6th. here's what's happening this morning. in the next hour the trial of derek chauvin is set to resume for day seven of testimony. in 30 minutes, the judge will hear a motion about a potential witness. and next hour the prosecution is expected to call its next witness to the stand. it comes after what was arguably the most consequential day in the trial thus far. the minneapolis please chief taking the rare step of testifying against his own former officer. telling the courtroom that chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck after he was no longer resisting, and especially once he was no longer responsive, was wrong. >> that in no way, shape or form is anything that is by policy, is not part of our training, and certainly is not part of our ethics or our values. >> the jury also heard from a minneapolis officer who was in charge of the training division at the time of floyd's death. this was her reaction when she saw the photo of chauvin holding floyd to the ground

>> thanks for having me, stephanie.ing doses of the pfizer vaccine an hour and a half before the game at pfizer forum. this is a partnership with the milwaukee health department. the governor has done an incredible job but we want to make it easier and get more shots into arms. we want to go where people will be, make it hassle free. we're partnering with the milwaukee health department to ensure that we get as many shots in arms as possible. >> do you think it's going to motivate people to get those shots? >> i do. i think when people are in the arena and they see only 3,000 fans versus the 18,000 to 20,000 we can can fit, i think you're going to see people who are going to want to -- and realize, hey, we need to get back to a relative normal and the best way to do that is make sure people are getting vaccinated. that's the way we're going to be able to open up businesses again, be able to go to concerts and be able to make sure we're giving the big sixth man in all of basketball a full pfizer forum. >> you run the tea

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stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle.s monday, april 5th. this morning the trial of derek chauvin will resume for day six of testimony. all eyes on one single witness. in a rare move, the minneapolis police chief expected to take the stand for the prosecution, who will be the third member of the department to testify against one of his own. this comes after the longest-serving officer in the department, richard zimmerman, said on friday that chauvin's actions were, quote, totally unnecessary. another witness we are watching out for as the trial heads into week two, hen amin county medical examiner dr. andrew baker, who performed floyd's autopsy, is expected to testify in the next few days >>> i want to bring in this morning nbc's shaquille brewster. he's in minneapolis. he's been covering this trial day in and day out. shaq, what are you watching for as the police chief takes the stand? >> i'm really watching for, stephanie, what he says about derek chauvin's use of force. just to set it up a little bit, this is the polic

stephanie: nice to meet you. rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie.er of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from customers. i want to understand what people think of the product. i want to understand what people think of the price. i want stephanie to understand what the process is like to tap, and i really want to get my head around, is this a coconut business, or is it a tap business? [ cellphone rings ] vinny: this is your captain, cocovinny. please leave me your name and number, and i'll return your call faster than we can tap a fresh coconut. make it a great day. i'm sending you coco-love. lemonis: hey, coco-love, we are here in key west trying this figure out where you are, so when you land, pleas

>> good morning, stephanie. the community here in indianapolis is grappling with all of this this morning, yet another horrific mass shooting. what we know is late last night a gunman entered the fedex building right behind me here at the airport, shot and killed eight workers there and ultimately, according to police, shot and killed himself. police are still actively working the scene. investigators are there working to get in touch with loved ones and people who worked there and also people who fled that night and they're trying to seek information from. the police chief here spoke on the "today" show this morning and said thankfully for those who were injured by the shooter and sought medical care, all of them now are in stable condition. i want you to listen to what one of the fedex employees shared earlier today. >> i can't believe it, you know. i'm going to work to get some money. why would they bring guns to work and argument so bad they shoot. it's about time to get to break i'm about to get my cell pho

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is monday, april 26th. there's a lot going on this week. so let's get smarter. >>> this morning the johnson & johnson vaccine is officially back in play after a ten-day pause. at least 29 states are offering the single shot again after the fda gave it the green light again. but there are growing signs the nation's vaccination program is losing some steam. nationwide the average rate of vaccinations is down roughly 20% to less than 2.8 million yesterday. some states are starting to turn down shipments of the vaccine because they have more supply than demand. some mass vaccination locations are actually shutting down due to lack of customers. all of this comes amid new reports that more than 5 million americans or about % who got the first shot of either pfizer or moderna vaccine missed getting the second shot. the biden administration said the headline sounds a lot worse than it is, insisting 92% of those who got the first dose also got the second dose, and th

stephanie?given the ongoing restrictions around the pandemic, what sort of funeral services are we going to see? >> yeah, well, typically we would see a very larng procession. crowds would be gathered along the streets to pay their respects to the duke of edinburgh. but that is all in flux now. there is a covid funeral plan being worked on by royal aides. we should know the detail in the next couple days or so. the idea here is to minimize the amount of crowds gathering while at the same time still allowing this country to honor this man and pay their respects to him. we believe the funeral service will be at st. george's chapel at windsor castle. but other details in terms of how people can pay their respects, those are still being worked out. >> to an american audience, he was married for over seven decades. what was his role within the royal family? he was also known as the head of the family. the queen was the head of the state. prince philip was the head of the family. the queen believed in

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it's thursday, april 1 and this morning we are following several breaking stories. for the third week in a row we're waking up this morning to news of another mass shooting, after four people, including a child, were killed at an office complex in orange county, california another person still in critical condition. as police search for any sort of motive, we'll take you to the scene live. >>> on the covid front this morning, johnson & johnson confirming a mix-up at one of its factories could delay up to 15 million doses of its single-shot vaccine. still, the biden administration says there should be enough vaccine supply for all adults across the country by the end of the month of may >>> and in washington president biden has his first full cabinet meeting later today. it comes on the heels of a trip to pittsburgh where he unveiled a $2 trillion infrastructure plan in just a few minutes we will be speaking to one of those cabinet members who helped craft that bill, transportation sec

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stephanie? >> shaq, it's been a very long year for the people of minneapolis, but specifically a very emotional week. how are people holding up? >> stephanie, it's been a lot. and it was punctuated by that very emotional memorial service we saw yesterday. it was part of a call to action. you heard that in the speeches from the reverend al sharpton who gave the eulogy, the family attorney benjamin crump who gave a plea for justice and slew of political leaders, governor, attorney general, both senators, congressional representatives as well. but it was also very emotional. that was on clear display when you heard from the mother of daunte wright, katie wright. she came up and talked about her son that she lost. listen to a little bit of emotion that was on clear display yesterday. >> i never imagined that i would be standing here, the roles should completely be reversed, my son should be burying me. my son had a smile that was worth a million dollars. when he walked in the room, he lit up the roo

this is key, stephanie. most of this took place, the arguments between the defense and prosecution and judge, this took place behind closed doors. there was some arguing about this in open court. but these instructions are what the law is and how jurors should apply the law when they begin their deliberations. as you mentioned, deliberations can start by this afternoon. the jury will be sequestered. 12 jurors deliberating after 14 heard 3 weeks of testimony. two will be dismissed and they will be sequestered throughout this process. the judge told them to come to court today with a bag packed. he said they should hope for short but prepare for the long. we will expect a lot of things to happen today and a lot of things as we watch the closing arguments start in this next hour. >> the defense has one last shot at the jury here. how should they use it? >> the prosecution will set out an overarching closing statement. they will survey all of the evidence from the video to the bystanders who narrated the video i

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stephanie rocca became the pastor in iowa it's a final meeting with a young congregants before their confirmation time to check their shoes before last a rathke asked them to lift up their shirts and examines the saul. ok. ok. ok here. now we got the why does the ones what. there's no price tag still stuck to them but now comes the hard part. the dress rehearsal for the declaration of faith starting with ziegler twins. you also confess your faith before the congregation. i believe in god the father the almighty creator of heaven and. the forgiveness of sins the resurrection of the dead and life everlasting man. that would life good job well done voice one last thing for the pastors to worry about that. but not everyone has learned the confession of faith that well so pastor rocca makes an announcement. if you don't have down i'm just going to call it off tomorrow i keep telling you guys you have to know the confession of faith you're going to recite it alone in front of everyone and i'm not helping you with. the boys and girls don't care that stephanie rocker is lesbian the more exci

stephanie? >> republicans and democrats calling for more oversight at the very least, bipartisanship is without a doubt what we need. take us to north carolina. information where you are has been a lot harder to come by regarding the shooting of andrew brown. what do you know? >> that's right, steph. this investigation is really still in the nascent stages. it's now in the hands of the state bureau of investigation. yesterday they had a press conference but didn't give many specifics as to exactly what happened in this confrontation. what we do know is about 8:30 yesterday morning authorities were serving a search warrant on andrew brown and that is when a deadly con can frontation occurred and he was killed. beyond that we don't have much information. we do have yet another community demanding answers, demanding accountability and transparency that includes from the city council here in elizabeth city. they had an emergency session last night and they are demanding to know exactly what happened

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it's thursday, april 8th. here's what's happening. in the next hour, medical experts are expected to take the stand when the trial of derek chauvin resumes for day nine of testimony. george floyd's drug use and what ultimately caused his death now taking center stage in the case. yesterday the jury heard from multiple agents called to investigate floyd's death, including a forensic scientist and chemist. they testified about the drugs they recovered from the scene, including drugs with floyd's dna found in the back of the police squad car. but the most intense, and without a doubt the most significant moment of the day, came when the two sides debated exactly what george floyd said in one specific body camera video. this was the defense asking special agent james ryerson about it in court. >> did you hear that? >> yes, i did. >> did you hear that mr. floyd apparently said, i ate too many drugs? >> yes, i did. >> and the prosecution played a longer clip for that same witness and got a

>> stephanie, i think you would. trouble with the ua is the language in the emergency use authorization patients can accept or refuse the vaccine currently and because of the full approval takes into account a lot more data. so there's more legal ground to stand on when you receive the full vaccine approval for these vaccines from the fda. if you see universities already starting to require that, that shouldn't surprise you. they already exist for other vaccines. measles and mumps and purr purr tuesday is vaccines. i think states mandated childhood vaccinations. states have not taken as much of a stand on adult vaccinations in the past but it will be interesting to see how it plays out particularly in states where the vaccine update is low. >> i want to ask you about something i know it personal to you, the crisis in india. our colleague richard engel has been reporting on it all week, and i want to share a bit of that footage and warn our audience some of his reporting is disturbing to watch. >> hospitals are so ful

. ♪ stephanie: i am stephanie sy with newshour west. return to the full program after the latest headlines. president biden spoke with india's prime minister as that country's covert crisis kept growing. the health ministry reported another 23 thousand infections in nearly 2500 deaths over 24 hours. president biden said he promised help including vaccines. foreign aid began trickling in india, but many complained. >> i am fed up, no one is listening here. i need oxygen. my husband's oxygen levels are going down. doctors are saying they do not have cylinders of oxygen. stephanie: the world health organization today says it believes three covariants and large public gatherings is -- a sweeping antiabortion bill today sign. it also criminalizes doctors who performed the procedure under those circumstances, making it a felony. antiabortion restrictions were also signed by governors in montana and oklahoma earlier this week. the biden administration is out with new initiatives on immigration as numbers of people crossing the southern border

>> that's right, stephanie.hauvin walked out of that courtroom in handcuffs and was brought to the only level five maximum security prison. we know sentencing is not going to happen for another eight weeks or so, but we do know there are factors that can change the amount of time that derek chauvin will spend in prison. we know that he faces up to 40 years in prison, but when you look at the state's sentencing guidelines. he's likely not to experience that much time. sentencing guidelines suggest he should spend 12 1/2 years. the key factor is what the prosecution is calling those aggravating factors. they're asking the judge to consider five specific factors in the murder of george floyd, including the fact that a 9-year-old was there in the presence of the murder including the vulnerable position that george floyd was in and the judge will hear those arguments in the next cuffel of weeks and that will play a factor in how much time derek chauvin spends in prison ultimately. as that's happening and as that proc

stephanie and helen rathke are passed a couple from aima in the lower saxony and countryside and they each chip stocks. we want to bring day life in the church together their regional bishop is not a fun little bits you feel is not a story out there constantly going on about it's not my thing. and what about their congregation how do you treat church village life and being good go together. the couple told the story of their experience trying to have a child then you must show viewers a cryogenic sperm container they are bringing home. there. and how ellen rathke has had a positive pregnancy test. have they had thursday the now that i thank him. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her. in just half a year and this omen or aman with a difference has hit $10000.00 subscribers on new cheap making the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old parsonage of aima and produced by lucas

stephanie? >> thank you.to kerry sanders in north carolina where a hearing is to take place over the release of the body cam footage of the fatal shooting of andrew brown jr. this is important. it's not that police are refusing to release this video. a judge has to make a ruling in north carolina. >> we have a state law that makes this a much more complicated process than you see in other parts of the country. let me take you up to the courtroom now. you can see right now the courtroom is mostly empty. we are waiting for judge jeffrey foster who will be listening to arguments. now he's going to hear from the petition to release the video to the family. releasing the video is a word that requires some definition here because they've already released one 20-second clip and what that meant to andrew brown's family was they got to go into the police station or actually the sheriff's department here and watch that 20-second clip as many times as they want. they were not able to take it out with them, put on a comp

the regional bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because books he's not a fan of and this armin. is my new mom with me for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience for it's cool so there are a lot of things where after 3 minutes i think oh no not again this is really too silly for me now or the whole sound varney thing or this long story that they're constantly telling us about no i don't need that. the. others do find precisely that very interesting and that's how it is. for the posters their you tube channel is part of the per store real work including their story about trying to have a child battling west at the theaters for one in 5 couples can't get pregnant on their own i assure you and the church is silent on this topic right now. and that is the past and here's a pastor couple that has gone down that route even of your business is we know what it's like to have a negative pregnancy test in your hands after 2 weeks of you and having spent a lot of money on your wife this is life and remain silent even though our fellow churchgo

. >> i am stephanie sy with newshour west.eturned to the full program after the latest headlines. tonight, the fda and cdc lifted the pause on johnson & johnson's covid-19 vaccine, but added a warning about the potential risk of rare blood clots. an advisory panel found 15 cases of the blood clots, three of them fatal out of it nearly 8 million vaccinations. it determined that benefits outweighed the potential risks and shots could resume as soon as tomorrow. earlier, the cdc director warned of vaccination gaps in parts of the country and also encourage pregnant women to be immunized. >> no safety concerns were observed for people vaccinated in the third trimester or safety concerns for their babies. as such, cdc recommends that pregnant people receive the covid-19 vaccine. stephanie: judy will speak to dr. anthony fauci after the news summary. an explosion of covid-19 infections in india forced urgent actions today. nearly 300 33,000 new cases and 24 hours and more than 2200 deaths. hospitals appealed for help. some threaten

stephanie and helen rathke are passed a couple from aima in the lower saxony and countryside and they each chip stocks. we want to bring day life in the church together their regional bishop is not a fun little bits you feel there's a lot of story out there constantly going on about it it's not my thing. and what about my congregation how do you treat church village life and being good go together. they said don't do this. in this you tube clip the couple tell the story of their experience trying to have a child then you must show viewers a cryogenic sperm container they are bringing home. and how ellen rathke has had a positive pregnancy test. how their lives have thursdays and not just us and can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her. in just half a year and this omen almon with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on new cheap making it the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorde

to be a fixer-upper that doesn't demo your budget >> stephanie, i know this seems to be the question in all things lately, but when do we expect things to get back to rmal >> reporter: lester, experts tell us prices may readjust in the next six to twelve months but it's not just the pandemic that's throwing things off. events like the suez canal blockage and those bad storms down in texas are contributing to delays in both production and transportation lester >> all right, stephanie ruhle, thanks >>> in our climate challenge series tonight, the west severe wildfires it's a danger not only to our environment but also to our health here's steve patterson with that. >> reporter: every day firefighters charge head first into danger but often their greatest fear has little to do with the flames right in front of them. toxic fumes fueling an invisible threat >> there's a cancer sniper >> reporter: as california wildfires burn larger and increasingly race into neighborhoods, those on the front lines worry their constant exposure puts them at an even greater health risk >> the fires these da

it's stephanie link. portfolio manager with hightower. stephanie? >> boeing. >> oh!> will not surprise jim at all but the stock is down 45% in the past two years this was a $440 stock back in march of 2019. it's now 230 it is a reopen ultimately and also a fix a fixer upper. they have gotten the 737 max fixed. they announced on their call yesterday that they'll produce 31 a month starting in 2022. they have the 787 fixed. producing five a month in 2022 and the 777 on track, as well. i think they have done a good job making sales southwest is one and so i think they are going to see better inventory levels and leads to better free cash flow if a $21 billion in liquidity so they're fine so i like it and contrarian. >> oh. >> she's on to something. >> you like it >> i love this call. >> you look a proud papa over there, jim. >> the linkster and i have been buddies for ages this is a game theory pick you have to go two quarters before we get travel back so this is not a pick - >> not for today or next week or next month. >> not for when andre's in the final round of what

>> stephanie looks at the decrease in supply.me at a worse time. >> reporter: the next two weeks is right around what california was perceiving a month ago, far we need to be. those yet to receive shots getting an appointment this week will become that much more difficult. >> reporter: california's vaccine supply is shrinking days before 16 million californians who have yet to receive one dose become eligible. >> so there is going to be a real tug-of-war here to see who can get the vaccine. >> reporter: you von maldonado has spent the majority of her career studying how to effectively get vaccines out. she says it will take california at leastat leastat lt to get back to what is referred to as our baseline supply. >> it is frustrating. believe me, everyone i have

stephanie, your reaction to these guilty charges? stephanie: i am relieved.ed to believe our eyes but we all know, especially attorneys know all it takes is one juror to have doubts tt can upend what we think is a very strong case. i am relieved but i also know that justice for george floyd requires more than just a guilty verdict. we have to be committed to real form and that is more than a protest. that is more than a tweet, that is showing up in state houses around the country, at city hall and working and testifying for real police reform. i believe that is a better representation of what justice could look like for george floyd. >> we should put this in historical context, the state of michigan has never found guilty away believe this -- a white pleated not -- a white police officer of killing a black man on duty. what do you think it means? what message does it send? not just to the minneapolis police department. the baltimore police department, for example? >> it sends messages to police departments all around the country that our eyes are on them, we

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle, live at msnbcdquarters here in new york city. it is tuesday, april 20th. right now the nation is awaiting a verdict in the murder trial of ex-police officer derek chauvin, after spending their first night sequestered in a nearby hotel. now members of the 12-person jury are set to resume deliberations at any moment, as protesters marched in the streets outside, jurors met four hours monday night before calling it quits around 8:00 local time. all of that after closing arguments from both sides and two very different versions of what happened to george floyd. >> he had no pulse. he was not breathing. he was not responsive and the defendant had to have known what was right beneath him. >> this wasn't policing. this was murder. >> this was an authorized use of force. as unattractive as it may be, and this is reasonable doubt. >> let's bring in the experts. i want to start with nbc's shaquille brewster outside the courthouse in minneapolis, where he had been since the start of this trial. david henderso

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle, where else? live in washington, d.c. it is thursday, april 29th. president biden's 100th day in office. in the next hour, president biden heads to suburban atlanta for a rally as the administration starts the job of trying to put their very ambitious words we heard last night into action. last night the president laid out a massive jobs and family plan that he says is aimed squarely at helping the american middle class. >> the american jobs plan is a blue collar blueprint to build america. that's what it is. and it recognizes something i've always said in this chamber and the other, good guys and women on wall street, but wall street didn't build this country. the middle class built the country. >> the big-ticket items include the largest jobs plan since world war ii, as well as plans to add two years of free preschool and two years of free community college. in all, get ready for this, his proposals amount to $6 trillion in new spending and he made absolutely no bones about the fact he wants to

stephanie, how is it going with the website?e a whole team on it. i have been working with my colleagues lindsay and adam, and just a few minutes ago, adam found two opponents available, in napa county within 15 seconds, they were gone. >> it is vaccination, meaning every eligible californian can get, can now access the administration. >> reporter: as 60 million californians become eligible for the vaccine, the state limited supply has left a slim opportunity to snag a spy. abc7 has searched the states might turn site, and other

>>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it's wednesday, april 7th and this morning we've got a lot to cover starting with the latest in the fight against the coronavirus. the president setting a new deadline to make every adult eligible for the vaccine in less than two weeks, but it comes as multiple states are trying to control new surges. u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy will be here moments from now to discuss the race between vaccines and the variants. out in the state of george a more fallout over the controversial voting law. the state expected to lose up to $100 million after the major league baseball moved its all-star game out of georgia. overnight, the mayor there softening the blow of voting restrictions. keisha lance bottoms will be here to discuss her latest move and the trial of derek chauvin will resume with day 8 of time with sergeant jody steiger returning to the witness stand. it comes after a day that focused entirely on law enforcement witnesses. three officers from the minneapolis police department tes

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that because she just bought at&t stephanie. >> yeah.eah, and back to selling xterra at ten times, but to josh's point these are cheap stocks this yield 6.8%, which is what caught my eye. i thought the ceo did an amazing job on cnbc last week talking about the strategy it was a clean beat, first time they had one in forever. they beat on subscribers hbo max, worth two times the amount of expectations in terms of growth. so that's a good thing they've got a ways to go in that part of the business month services margins were up 100 basis points and ad revenue growth, they're starting to see that in warner media i think it is more diversified than verizon, it is cheaper, has a better yield and, yeah, it is a utility. are we going to make a ton on this thing no, but i don't have a lot of these kinds of names in my portfolio and i like to be diversified but the yield is what attracted me. >> let me ask you about one more because it is one maybe you don't mind waiting ten years for because you might have to. you know where i'm going with this

>> hey, stephanie, it's good to see you.nder of the coast covid has taken right now but here's a memorial in old greenwich, connecticut. all of these small white flags represent a life lost in this state. even though vaccinations right now are open to everybody 16 and older in this state, there's a spike going on in this entire region, and the major health system in this state, yale's new haven medical system, said it's really happening in younger people, people 55 and younger and there's a 40% pike in people ages 35 to 44. they're blaming the spread of the variants and also the fact a lot of younger people have not been vaccinated yet. in nearby new jersey, the governor there is saying with spring break travel and variant spread, they're expecting right now another peak at the end of april. that's the moderate projection. the severe projection is we won't flatline until may and it is affecting schools reopening. i spoke to the superintendent of the patterson new jersey school district. they made the decision this week to st

stephanie sierra has been tracking this all day for us, any update? >> we have an update, in the last 15 minutes we saw about 60 appointments open up on the oakland coliseum sites, adam here has been searching for us and he has found 60 appointments again this was about five minutes ago, and now it's down to 45, and as we click on one appointment you will see it just says it's already booked, and this is what we've been seeing for the last six hours. >> the only constraint in the state of california in terms of administering more doses, is manufactured supply. >> s 16 more million californians become eligible for the vaccine, the state's limited supply has left a slim opportunity to snag a spot. abc 7 news has searched resources like vaccine finder to find appointments in every bay area county. we've had no luck. >> i'm concerned that the people who need the vaccine the most, may now get trampled over by the rest of the population. >> california's vaccine advisory committee. the committee met this week to discuss the states progress, prioritizing equi

stephanie ruhle, nbc news >>> up next for us tonight -- how to get the home you want in this red hot real estate market >>> all right. we're back now with the price you pay and how to navigate the most heated real estate market in years. vicky nguyen has what you need to know >> reporter: finding a home sweet home is turning into a bitter pill for buyers. >> we put an offer several times, and we've been either outbid or it wasn't even looked at because the number wasn't high enough >> we actually had the highest offer multiple times and we just haven't been accepted because we're young and we don't have a big pile of cash >> reporter: in march the median home listing price reached an all-time high of $370,000, up 15% compared to last year. with more competition from buyers who want more rooms for working from home and for their multigenerational families >> i've been in real estate since 2001, and this is a market unlike i have ever seen >> what's the advice you're giving to buyers >> don't wait. make sure that if you are interested in buying a house that you're the first one to see

stephanie gosk, nbc news >>> for a second day india has set a global record for infections, with 333,000 new cases. hospitals are pleading with the government for more oxygen supplies, and multiple cases have now been reported at the mount everest base camp. one of them a norwegian climber who had to be evacuated. >>> and just breaking tonight from north carolina, three pasquotank county sheriff's deputies have resigned after this week's deadly shooting of a black man. seven others have been placed on leave according to our raleigh station wral andrew brown jr. was shot as deputies tried to serve search and arrest warrants on wednesday. it sparked three days of protests with demonstrators demanding the release of body cam video. the investigation is ongoing. >>> in just 60 seconds, sticker shock on home improvements money-saving tips from the experts in the price you pay. >>> the u.s. military is part of an urgent search under way tonight for a missing indonesian submarine with more than 50 sailors on board keir simmons now with late details >> reporter: a desperate search by air and sea

boys and girls don't care that stephanie rocker is lesbian the more excited the whole the confirm and get to have a personal date with the pastor can go wherever they want and she can't back out as a cold hearted is a cool thing to do. not everyone does that. outside in front of the go cart track they take a rather unusual photo to remember the date to the pastor. as well as now we know we can do anything we want and she won't just get mad i will say no. it's like i've never got to go karting before so that was nice and just because i'm 35 i can still keep up with the youngsters. at church how wife ellen is teaching the intern how to perform communion that says in these moments and the apostle ones are standing up front here we have to turn around stretch out our arms and sing to the congregation. you might have had the. ellen is officially the pastor's wife but since she is an ordained pastor herself she voluntarily takes on some of her wise to tease the church expects dedication from pastors spouses and partners. on this arm and is something that the 2 pastors do in their spare time

>> stephanie, thank you for having me.art to show russia that there's a new administration in town, that we aren't going to stand by as they commit cyber hacks on our country, as they interfere in our election, and try to divide our population. i think this is a good start, and it remains to be seen how russia will react to this and if they will understand this as a need for them to kind of clean up their act and be better actors on the world stage. >> is vladimir putin ever going to clean up he's act? come on. >> vladimir putin will likely be looking for different things. he's a former kgb guy. i think that is his mentality. it has been his mentality. he sees the united states and russia as engaging in zairio sum gain. so any win by the united states is a loss to russia in his world view. so he will never be an ally of the united states. he's always someone i think we have to watch carefully. i don't think he's very trustworthy. however, i do think he understands -- he understands the power of politics and he understands

we had stephanie keeping an eye out all

>> all right, stephanie ramos tonight. thank you, steph. >>> we turn to the coronavirus here in the u.s. and that high stakes meeting tomorrow with the cdc on the future of the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine here in the u.s. now, we know in europe they have resumed using it with a warning attached, but regulators there saying that the benefit far outweighs the risk. so, will the u.s. follow suit? and it all comes as we now witness a slowdown in vaccinations in this country. the daily average number of shots has now fallen below 3 million a day. reflects in part some of the hesitancy inle toings who have jet to get the shot. 134,286,000 people have received at least one dose. that's 52% of all adults now. and tonight, the cdc acknowledging that it is now looking again at its mask guidelines. so, could there be changes there? and news on cases of the virus even after getting the vaccine. what are called breakthrough infections. and there's some encouraging news on that front tonight. so, here's our senior national corres

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ ♪ >>> hi there.tephanie ruhle live from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is wednesday, april 14th and there is a ton of news to get to this morning. in just a few hours from now a cdc advisory committee meets to plan a path forward after recommending states stop giving out the johnson & johnson vaccine because of worries about potential blood clots. the risk is teeny tiny. it is less than one in a million cases, but the fallout from the cdc's decision could be massive. plus this afternoon, president biden will announce official plans to end america's longest war 20 years after it began. the process of bringing u.s. troops home from afghanistan could start within weeks from now. in minneapolis, minnesota the trial of derek chauvin resumes later this hour and the defense picks up its case as it tries to plant some seeds of doubt about the death of george floyd, this, as tensions grow following the police shooting of another black man just a few miles away. we have our team of nbc reporters