and steve kornacki in his big core breakdown where we are after 200 million shots, in 92 days. in where there's work to be done. it all in starts now. >> good evening from new york, there are those who will tell you, that former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin did not get due process. some are even calling his conviction at a lynching, saying the jury was intimidated to find him guilty. these people seem to be taking his conviction personally, because they seem to be personally invested in derek chauvin and why he did it being allowed. the fact of the matter, is derek chauvin got more due process, then at least 90% of criminal defendants in this country. every once in a while in america, we have a big show stopping trial, we all tune into. like the chauvin trial. and people start to think, that a trial like that represents american justice. just like cremation or law in order. it doesn't. thinking that is like watching the nba in assuming that that's what every pick up basketball game and every level of schooling in america looks like. trials do not happen that frequen

nbc's steve kornacki standing by at his big board. , where does the public stand on president biden's performance so far? >> we got numbers we can go through to put this in perspective. this is the approval rating for biden at roughly 100 days. 53% approve, 39% disapprove. number one, if you compare to his immediate predecessor, if you compare biden to donald trump, donald trump in four years as president never, not once, cracked a 50% approval rating. biden over 50%. that's territory trump couldn't reach for four years. compared to the other non-trump modern presidents, this number a tick or two lower than we have seen with most other modern presidents. if we dig deeper, an interesting one. do you have a positive or negative view of biden? this is a personal question, less about job approval. just do you like the guy? do you have a positive view? 50% say they have a positive view of biden. 36% have a negative view. compare him to other things. the democratic party, 39% positive. 41% negative. the republican party, its image significan

steve kornacki, fascinating stuff.ths, get out there, folks. i was one of the lucky ones. i didn't have any reaction to the second shot. it doesn't have to happen. you can visit plan your vaccine.com and you can get more an plan your vaccine right there. >>> with cases of coronavirus surging around the world, the state adopt is going to expand it's "do not travel list." the state department urging americans to reconsider all travel abroad. the seven-day rolling average of new cases around the world is near a pandemic high of 750,000. fuelling that rise is india which has been especially hard hit. hospitals buckling under the pressure. we're joined from the capital, talk to us about what you're seeing on the ground as india deals with another surge of infections. >> e yes, the numbers are stragerring. we're experiencing the amount of new cases that are absolutely hitting. we're talking about in the last 24 hours, 260,000 new cases. before that, 275,000 new cases. so these are all adding up in the last 14 days. more than

steve kornacki, thank you.want to go back to the story that was breaking at the top of this hour. louisville officials responding to merrick garland's request of an investigation into the louisville pd. they say they welcome the investigation. >> let me repeat, as i have often said. you have an unbelievably difficult job working to keep us safe while policing equitably across our community. good officers will welcome this announcement and see it as an exciting time to be part of reform and trantransformation. to the people of louisville, know that you are the ultimate winners of this review, which will help us remove as quickly as possible any obstacles that stand in the way of louisville becoming a more just and a more compassionate city, a city of equity and constitutional policing for all of our residents. thank you, attorney general. we look ready to assist you in your efforts. next i'll turn things over to lmpd chief. >> good afternoon. i can't say that i was entirely surprised by the doj's announcement, a

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and steve kornacki and his big board break down where we are after 200 million shots in 92 days. and where there is work to be done. "all in" start right now. good evening from new york. there are those that will tell that you former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin didn't get due process. some on the right are calling his conviction a lynching, claiming the jury was intimidated into finding him guilty. these people seem to be taking his conviction bernlly because they seem to be personally invested in derrick shoef yip chauvin and what he did and it being allowed. he got more due process than at least 90% of criminal defendants in this country. every once in a while america we have a big show stopping trial. we all tune into like the chauvin trial and people start to think a trial like that represents american justice. just like perry mace son or law and order. it doesn't. thinking that is like watching the nba and assuming that's what every pickup basketball game, every level of schooling in america looks like. trials do not happen that frequently in america. less than

back at the big board today is msnbc national political correspondent, steve kornacki. erful to see you. break down the numbers for us. >> katy, you, too. this map, first of all, we have been tracking all green, and green means go, as you say, every state in the country 16 plus eligible for the vaccine, and who has already gotten it, and a couple ways to look at the numbers. of the entire population, every person in the united states from oldest to youngest, 40% basically have now had at least one dose. 40% of the entire population. now, if you look a little more narrow at the population, let's look at all adults, everybody 18 years or older, that group crossed a big milestone this week, slightly more than half of all adults have had at least one shot. if you go a step further and you look at senior citizens, 65 plus, now you are up to 80%, 80% of seniors in this country have had at least one shot. if you go a step further and you take a look at fully vaccinated, what are the stats there? it basically breaks down this way. one quarter, one out of every four people in the

joining me now msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki at the big board and jeff bennett first to you with the numbers and the numbers from the first nbc news poll, much better than his predecessors and not hitting the heights president obama enjoyed. >> the 53% approval rating in the new nbc news poll. the benchmark we were always looking at with donald trump for the fur years of his presidency, could trump break a 50% approval rating and the answer is no. for four years as president he was never able to get above 50%. biden is there now and he's been there consistently for the first hundred days and if you are comparing biden and trump on the poll numbers and biden has consistently been out of the gate, when you compare to other modern president, non-trump modern presidents and biden would be a tick or so below then and we can dive deeper into these numbers and we have a positive or negative view of joe biden and this is more of a personal measure. do you like the person is what's being asked here. 50% positive view of biden and 36% negative view of biden and put that i

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you know who is here, steve kornacki. term trends here. this is a story we tell every decade and we have been telling for decades. they are getting multiple seats here. even places like colorado, they are moving into the sunbelt area. that's a long term population trend. and this speaks to that continuing. these are the states losing seats here and when you mention california this is new. i want to talk about that for one second. california will still have 52 seats, by far the most in the country. but you see here they're losing a seat. they have never lost a seat in congress until now. this is the fist time that california has ever lost a seat. they climbed and climbed all of the way to the 50s and now their population, or the growth of their population, is moving back in a different direction for the first time. so california losing a seat and again, the other trend that you see here, the northeast, industrial states, the midwest, it's a longer term trend. pennsylvania for a state now has been losing a seat. >> let's be

steve kornacki at the sports big board. >> if you're occasionally one to bet on a horse, you'll want>> next week, by the way, on "today," hoda sitting down with two comedy superstars.inup for y movie, billy crystal and tiffany haddish. looks great. >> looks incredible. al, let's get a check of the weather. >> let's check out your weekend, see what we've got tomorrow, saturday, we're looking at a lot of sunshine up and down the east coast. it is going to be cool and windy in the northeast heavy rain down through texas, very warm out west then as we move into sunday, sunday, it is going to be gorgeous stretching from the northeast, mid-atlantic states, more showers and storms through the mid-mississippi river valley, some wet weather back in >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. looking at our san francisco forecast today, we will reach 62 degrees. now it's going to be at times cloudy and breezy but really windy this weekend, even with more sunshine. we do start to warm up on sunday and next week, expect highs in the upper 60s. the warming will be much more significant for our

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afternoon and cinderella ucla, an 11 seed plays top-ranked gonzaga tomorrow night in their finals steve kornacki'suth carolina and stanford already under way right now. stanford leads the gamecocks 58-54 in the fourth. break down the women's final four for us if you could is this uconn's to lose yet again? >> sound like a story line we heard a lot in college basketball, uconn huskies, big favorite in the final four what's interesting about this, you look at the seeding, stanford/south carolina, battle of one seeds, uconn a one seed arizona is not a one but they're a three. on paper this looks like a bunch of real heavy hitters here in a lot of ways they are but the expectations if you look at the odds that vegas has put on this, there's a much wider range here uconn is the 11-time national champion, 11 times uconn's women team won the national title. the team they're up against tonight, arizona, real long shot here whoever emerges, stanford, south carolina certainly the expectation is they will end up getting a shot at uconn for the national title. but when you won it 11 times, you're going to be

here to break down the results is nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki at the big board. some significant changes here why what are you seeing? >> yeah. interesting change just what you will see here, these are the number of house seats that each state is going to have starting with the 2022 midterm elections for the next decade. so here let me show you the changes. the states that are going to be gaining a seat. a seat at least in the house. this is the list. there are half a dozen states that be gaining led by texas, the only state that's going to have a gain of more than one seat. texas will end up with two additional seats in the house. that reflects just growing population in texas, growing population relative to other states in the country. texas will have 38 house seats starting in next year's midterm elections for a decade, a gain of two for them. florida picks up a seat up to 28. north carolina 14. they'll be up a seat. colorado, oregon, montana. some long term trends here. texas, florida, north carolina, these are states that have been gaining. the sun be

do we need steve kornacki at the big board?that is against the winner on behalf of amazon. this is going on for weeks. we can put off their statement. ly par afraid it for time. there is a lot of legal or egregious behavior. this is about so much more, right? we have the new factory jobs in america. there are hubs of them so the relationship that labor and big tech from here remains to be seen. look for more t to come down th line across the country, steph. >> they are the blue collar jobs of the future. we have to move on only if you hear it. depending on where you live it's getting harder and harder to find. more than 200 million americans don't have a local nooufz at all any more and facebook groups are filling the line for better or worse. joining us now with more, brandi, what did you learn? >> hey, steph, so beaver county is still there. so like many communities it's dealing with the gutting of their newspaper. it wasth brought by a huge corporation. and now it just has a few editorial employees. it can't cover the commun

steve kornacki is here with us tonight. ds at this point compared with other presidencies at this point. it's a little complicated this year because usually the first not state of the union address like this is in february. in this case we've waited until almost 100 days. >> there are some different variables with different presidencies. we'll take a look here. but a couple of different ways of looking at the numbers here. let's start with the bottom line here. this is the average approval rating for all the polls that are outer there at the hundred hundred day mark. number one, let's compare him to his immediate predecessors, donald trump. where was trump's average? there's a 10-point average. biden 53, trump was 43 at this point. this has been consistent for the first 100 days or so. biden has been running north of where trump was. in fact trump for four years as president could not break, failed to break 50% in his approval rating. the entire four years as president. the first time it happened since polling came around. s

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