will john hall as lie for us and london? and jenna, can you tell us more about the bank of england's intervention? well, there been some anticipation of an emergency moved by the bank of england on tuesday that didn't come. it did come on wednesday and that in response, as you've been outlining there, 2 days of instability on financial markets, particularly bond markets that have seen a collapse of the pound to historic lows on monday against the us dollar. and a shop rise in the cost of government borrowing to levels last seen in the financial crisis of 2008. of course, that's important because it is government borrowing that he's going to have to fund and pay for the 45000000000 pounds. $47000000000.00 worth of tax cuts contained in quasi quad taking the chances many budget last week and the markets will be ever more uncertain and concerned now with the rising cost of government borrowing about the government's ability to balance the book. so this intervention by the bank of england, the bank saying that with immediate eff

his body too, will be moved to live. besides that, here is john hall setting the scene for us from outside, buckingham palace where large crowds of mourners are expected in the coming hours. many thanks, john tributes have been pouring in from world leaders as well as people from various walks of life. us president biden led the charge hailing queen elizabeth as a steadying presence in a world of change. rosalind jordan hasn't, has more. the u. s. president paid tribute to queen elizabeth the 2nd at the british embassy in washington. and then during a political event, i the opportunity to meet her before she passed since you've been incredibly gracious, a decent woman, the thoughts and prayers, the american people, are the people who united kingdom in the commonwealth and their grief biden's remarks honored the special relationship between a monarchy and it's one time colony, ties routed and cooperation during 2 world wars. in all queen elizabeth hosted or visited 13 of the 14 post war presidents. these weren't gatherings to plan global economic or security agenda us. as head of state, the

okay, good to speak to john hall there for us in london will be returning to joanna in about half an hour's time when that announcement is due to be made. let's go to, i've got install now where there's been a suicide attack near the russian embassy in kabul, the russian foreign ministry has said the 2 embassy staff work killed in the attack . the boma detonated explosives near the entrance to the building in the south west and part of the capital. now witness to say, people were lined up outside the diplomatic compound at the time, and as many as 15 others were injured. now months off, the sounding the alarm, the un monetary in chief is warning a famine in parts of somalia. extreme drought caused by use of failed rains has displaced more than 1000000 people. all the 3000000 animals essential to somali as hostile communities have died. and crop production has substantially dropped early i spoke with the un released chief officer, griffin who's been visiting display somalis in camps. he began by telling me his experience on the ground we were in by dough, which is likely to be the cen

will champion unions during a speech at the union hall. he will also be campaigning with pennsylvania democratic senate nominee john fetterman. with control of the house and senate at stake, democrats and republicans will be working over the next couple of weeks to get an advantage ahead of the november election. joining us now to talk about this, nbc news white house correspondent mike nunnally in pittsburgh, alexi mckennan, actio's political reporter and juliet rizzo, political reporter why did the president decide to visit wisconsin and pennsylvania on this labor day? >> reporter: the president is spending a lot of time in pennsylvania, stopping in pittsburgh later this afternoon, that is his third stop in the state in less than a week. you can see the labor day parade here, one of the biggest in the country, weaving its way downtown in pittsburgh. this is a spot the president has seized on over the years, as a kickoff for the fall campaign. he will be here later today speaking at union headquarters just outside of the city. but, if you talk about the weight democrats feel that maybe headwinds are in their face, but they h

palace, the houses of parliament where she will lie in state at westminster hall for a number of days before her funeral, martha. >> martha: that's right, johnles iii excuse me, and the queen consort camilla, and the prince and princess of wales, first time we have seen them in the official capacity, a lot of outreach to wales and create a strong relationship with wales. so, we are going to see quite a bit in terms of the ritual that is carried out here over the next couple of days. and you mentioned the gun carriage. it's actually a deep green color gun carriage. it is the same carriage that carried her father's coffin, her great grandfather and her great-great grandfather, and pulled by 138 sailors by the royal navy, and gun carriage and the reason it is hauled by sailors goes back to queen victoria's funeral and apparently during that the horses attempted to kind of bolt and the sailors grabbed it and carried it the rest of the way, and that's a tradition that has continued ever since. and obviously queen elizabeth very admiring of queen victoria, her great-great grandmother, so a very strong connection there between all of these lines. a

the queen's body will lie in state at westminster hall and tell her funeral on monday. let's go out to john hole in london. was near the end of the key of people waiting to pay their respects. johnny lo fi gets moving pretty fast behind you there. yeah, it's moving along in a fairly brisk pace. now there are been sort of start stop moments when there's been congestion down the line and they've had to smooth things out and reorganize the cube, but fairly briskly moving along. now, we're in bermondsey, we're about 4 and a half miles just under 8 kilometers from westminster hall. and as you mentioned there, the latest news comes from the government websites suggesting or stating that they paused the queue. they've stopped people joining the queue for 6 hours. now, because it has reached its capacity length at suffolk park winding in and around that park, they simply can't contain anymore people. and they're hoping that that space big becomes available so that more people can join. and as you look down the line of the queue there were on the south side of the river thames tower bridge over ther

the queen's body will lie in state at westminster hall until her funeral on monday. let's go live 2 hours here is john hall, who's in london near the end of the queue of people waiting to pay their respects to the queen johnna. what's the scene like this morning? things seem to have gone smoothly so far. ah absolutely look this extraordinary spectacle of the public saying good bye to the queen. this enormous queue of people waiting to file past her casket in westminster . hol, goes on, of course as a tremendous atmosphere in this crowd. a lovely sort of quiet hush of stoic determination. people cradling cups of tea and nibbling bits of breakfast as they wait now, they know up to 11 hours to make their way. 4.4 miles from where i'm standing. 7 kilometers to westminster hole. it's the longest que. i'm sure most of these people have ever seen, let alone been, and it certainly is the longest i've seen. you can see a lovely view of the city of london over there by the morning. like perhaps you can just see, you probably can't tower bridge and the queue growing all the time, almost reaching now, saw that po

john berman. you're looking at the mile in central london soon the queen's casket will be escorted from buckingham palace to westminster hallince william and prince harry will walk behind the casket during this 38 minute trip, this procession it will take. >>> first on cnn, a royal dinner after receiving the queen's casket last night at buckingham palace, the royals had dinner together. in attendance, the king, queen consort camilla and children and grandchildren. i want to go to london right now. anna, first to you. what are you seeing where you are and what do you expect over the next several hours? >> reporter: well, john, we came again to t

and then, of course, we will get to the funeral on monday, september 19th, after the queen lies in state here in london in westminster hall for four full days, and to john's00,000 people who lined up to view the queen mother's coffin when she was lying in state here back in 2002. they are talking about perhaps as many as five times that number of members of the public hoping to see the queen lying in state. that would be 1 million people. they are expecting the line to stretch something like foif miles throughout central london. there are that many people, obviously, a lot more than that probably who would like to see the queen lying in state, who ld like the opportunity to pay their final respects to a monarch who was so beloved here. >> john: john, stand by, we want to bring in byron york here in the studio, and we were going to talk american politics but instead as we watch this unfold, there at st. giles cathedral in downtown edinburgh, the american people are fascinated with what we are seeing taking place in the u.k., whether it be in scotland or outside buckingham palace or what would transpire between now and monday. given the stormy history betwe

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john hall joins us as well. good evening to you. josh, i will start with you. take us through this photo from the justice department's filing? there are clearly labeled documents, top-secret, sci, sensitive information. are these to be expected in the home of a former president? >> a court will have to make that determination, don. i can tell you, my friend stephen paul and i, when we were dealing with top-secret information, if we would have left government service and maintain these records and refused to give them back, we would be a serious legal jeopardy. what the former president is saying tonight in this filing, already a part of it, he says, this discovery of classified information was to be fully anticipated given the nature of presidential records. the notion that it would contain sensitive information should have never been cause for alarm. alarm it did cause. if you look at this fbi photo, you can see the types of information they found. we are talking secret information and top-secret information. the definition within the intelligence community, i

body will be moved to westminster hall later on wednesday, where it will lie, in states until her funeral on monday. and armine is defense, ministry says there's renewed fighting with as a by john gun battles. and shelling broke out along the border early on to say at least a 100 soldiers have been killed. kingston has reported another round of fighting on its border with tucker son. at least one person was killed in several others injured off to border guards exchange fight overnight. kingston said it happens near the kac sy border crossing in the western but can region situation is now under control. b, u is planning to domestically change its electricity market to cope with the energy crisis, sparked by the war in ukraine. european commission president as lavonne, de leon used her annual address to explain her energy plan. company profits will be kept on the revenue will be used to reduce the price of consumer power bills. we are proposing a cap on the revenues of companies that produce electricity at low costs. these companies are making revenues. they never accounted for. they never even dreamt off. and don't get me wrong in our social market economy. profits are ok, they

to wait the 11 hours that it will take to reach westminster hall and to file past just 3 minutes, by the way, it'll take to file past the queen lying and state i and john, and thank you very much for that, john. how live there in london in other? well, he is, china has reported faster than expected growth in factory output and retail sales. but economies are reluctant to call it a full recovery, as slumping property market in strict over 19 measures could still drank the economy down. patrick fock reports from aging. well, the lots of encouraging signs indicating there is some momentum to china's economic recovery. you'd have to say lots of surprises across the board as well. with retail sales, industrial lampert, and fixed asset investment data, all comfortably beating forecasters estimates that retail sales growth of 5.4 percent for august year on year was really a bright spot. particularly taking into consideration the disruption to consumer activity with lots of people shying away from going out because of strict coven curbs. notably there was a significant rise in food and catering sales, helping to drive that number. so people not going up, but t

john more than a 150 soldiers have been killed on both sides since monday. mm. thousands of mourners are filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. her body will lie in state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. sweden's prime minister has formerly submitted her resignation after suffering a narrow defeat to a fall right block and sundays election leader of the center. right. moderate party is now expected to form a government witness is next for . ready both to shana as well so michelle it's yes article may be the should c n ha ha ha ha ha ha sounded the and i opened all your new book. what you and your new money from? bonnie bonnie: the 14 iowa fusion. sophia won't be there for a few then latin i so got the the, the with with, i don't know. i'm on a group. don't. uh huh. teeth pulled up, putting up with a blue ah, ah ah, in ah . do with my a a good morse was are going with on. what did you the pivot? who for putting someone to somebody is almost using what i won't be eligible to have all more. we've been written a lot about my mom. nick, i have a good bit of building a seizure job. so you're thomas from kinder lucille nick, i heard it was a my father arlington. very tru

john berman. you're looking at the mile in central london soon the queen's casket will be escorted from buckingham palace to westminster hall where the queen will lie in state until her funeral on monday. king charles, prince william and prince harry will walk behind the casket during this 38 minute trip, this procession it will take. >>> first on cnn, a royal dinner after receiving the queen's casket last night at buckingham palace, the royals had dinner together. in attendance, the king, queen consort camilla and children and grandchildren. i want to go to london right now. anna, first to you. what are you seeing where you are and what do you expect over the next several hours? >> reporter: well, john, we came again to the back of the line, this is for people that want to see the queen's coffin lying in state when it opens to the public. i say i was at the back of the line. it has already stretched for quite some distance. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to do this. people have been warned the queue could take 30 hours, go overnight. it will move continuously once it's over. this isn't the only crowds we're s

so i want to turn it over to john, who will share some the key findings in the project, which included not just desk research but also polling town halls, conversations with people around the country, as well as consultations, experts from a range of sectors. so over to john. thank you. thank you very much. sushma and thank you and marcus for being such standing colleagues as well as co-authors. this project and i also want to thank especially martha minow for her eloquent forward and she'll give remarks about this book and. then also, i want to thank allan jenkins for, his thoughtful comments throughout the project. and i also should really give a big shout out to our research assistant whose outstanding work is. in 100 pages of footnotes. so those of you who look at the size of the book know that you probably don't need to all the pages, but definitely 100 pages of footnotes provided great deal of detail about the research that's been done. so this book is about a search for the values can hold the country together. as mathias said, i think we know that the u.s. is a nation of unprecedented diversity. it's been built over a centuries

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john well, in a 150 soldiers have been killed on both sides. since monday, thousands of mourners are filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd body will lion state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. a q is stretching nearly 7 kilometers along the river thames as people wait for hours to pay their respects. but your federal has announced he will retire after next week's lab work up. the 41 year old has struggled with injuries during the past 3 years and hasn't paid since wimbledon last year. federal is regarded as one of the greatest men's player of all time winning 20 grand slam titles. those are headlines, the stream is up next. we know what's happening, you know, we can, we know have to get some place if said others cannot. i don't see a guy like to put it on purpose advice instead of going on with the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference with what you're listening to our pressure waves from a galaxy cluster known as perseus about 240000000 light years away from earth. nasa black hole re max recently went viral online and it's fueling more and more interest in black hole science as well as it's mysteries. i am a chevy, dean. i can imagi

hall from buckingham palace. it will lie in state at westminster until the funeral on monday. cnn's scott mcclain is nearby on the ground in london. scott, what are you seeing? >> reporter: john you quickly. this is the bridge here. this is where the lineup to see the queen's body lying in state starts. it snakes all the way along this pathway until almost the westminster bridge. you see it down there in green. of course, you can see the houses of parliament. that's where westminster hall is. that's where the body will lie in state for 4 and a half days. by my estimation, the line is 1/4 miles long. they have mapped out a route that is 4 miles long. the reason they expect so many people to be here is because some 33,000 people filed past the queen's coffin and in 2002 the mother's casket was lying in state for three days. they expect more people, hundreds of thousands of people will view the queen's coffin over the next 4 1/2 days. some people say, look, they wanted to be part of history. others are devoted monarchists. others say they simply have a deep admiration for the queen and they wanted to be here to pay their respects. the two gentlemen i met who drove more than 3 ho

being held in the hall of columns at moscow's historic house of the unions ambassador to russia john sullivan is attending, but russian president vladimir putin isn't. gorbachev will be buried next to his wife raisa at another historic location in moscow. again, we're looking at live pictures of the service there at the hall of columns in moscow. and joining us now to talk about it is annie applebaum. she is a staff writer with the "atlantic" and author of the book "twilight of democracy" and comes to us live from london. thank you so much for being here with us. so first on what we're seeing now. what do you make of the way gorbachev is being mourned there? he is not getting a state funeral, and putin, while he was paying respects, isn't attending the funeral. >> it's not very surprising given that putin has described the end of the soviet union, which gorbachev presided over, as the greatest political catastrophe of the 20th century, meaning presumably greater than the second world war. the current history in moscow promulgated by putin says that gorbachev is to blame for enormous number of ills, or the economic crash of the '90s, for russia's loss of status. th

will earlier king charles the 3rd took another important step. as morlock addressing members of parliament, he pledged to uphold the new case constitutional government. john hall has more now from westminster. it was his 1st visit to the palace of westminster as king there to hear condolences delivered by both houses of parliament the inside the 11th century, all the oldest building on the parliamentary state and in front of lords and members of parliament, king charles the 3rd and queen console camilla took to their thrones, hers and in shorter than his indifference to the status of the monarch in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. her late majesty's joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate that her long and inspiring reign of deep and unparalleled devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas deep as though agree fits we know yours is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathy to you and all the royal family. in response to

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family as it goes to westminster hall and the queen will lie in state there for four full days before what is going to be an extraordinary funeral on monday, september 19th, john and sandra. >> sandra: i mentioned the millions around the world tuning in to watch that ceremony happen, jonathan. as we have so far, there's been immense attention on this transfer that is happening. one we have not seen in quite some time. and it will be interesting to see here the new king's words as he addresses parliament there in scotland. i noted earlier his message seems to be a promise to continue to serve in the queen's form of selfless duty as we do await his words there live from scotland. >> jonathan: yeah, and he said this in his first address, obviously on friday, just 24 hours after the queen's death was announced that, address to the nation was very important. he has repeated similar themes since then in his address, for instance, to what was essentially a joint session of parliament here in london today, the house of commons and the house of lords gathering to hear from king charles iii and keeps committing himself to the constitutional principles which the queen fo

will deliver a speech celebrating labor day and the dignity of american workers before flying to pittsburgh where he'll speak at a union hall and campaign with pennsylvania democratic senate nominee, john fedderman. both democrats and republicans are battling for control of the house and senate. with us this morning, mike memoli, john bresna and former senior adviser to the campaign, now an msnbc political analyst. mike, what's the message the president is hoping to send today? >> reporter: good morning from yes, a rainy pittsburgh, but nonetheless, we have a big turnout for the return of the pittsburgh labor day parade. jose, i know you know this. i certainly know cristobal knows this and maybe even bres, that scranton may be where joe biden is from, but it's always been home base for him and a real launching for campaigns in the past. so we're going to see the president coming here this afternoon. he wants to be in the parade, but he'll be speaking at a union event with two messages. first, he'll be talking about his administration is the most pro union administration in history and second, the economic success stories. the accomplishments like the rediction act, chips bill. this is

will be good news, of course, for voters and consumers. not such good news for the public finances are generally that for the mode thanks very much data john hall reporting a from a down the street where forest johnson has made his final speech, his prime minister on his way up to balmoral. and we'll hear from liz trust later, or jennifer timing. thanks up. the u. s. has called for accountability after the israeli military admitted for the 1st time the algebra journalist read i blackledge was likely to have been killed by israeli gunfire. it says as a high possibility that sharon was accidentally hit by one of it. soldiers in may with israeli army said it would not be launching a criminal investigation. palestinian officials who writes campaigners and serene family, have criticized israel's investigation into killing the touch. again. name is more from ramallah in the occupied westbank, the pursuit of justice for serene abu clay within israel ended on monday as widely expected. the israeli military announced its soldiers did not violate procedure, and there will be no criminal investigation into her killing while on assignment in the janine ref

will or into amsterdam's red light district, is all over now. today he has no memory of it. watching all of this recall that moment at the end of the musical 1776 when john adams prowls independence hallfrustration. >> is anybody there? does anybody care? does anybody see what i see? >> tammy: biden would probably call adams an extremist but is anybody there? does the president even know what he saying? you decide. i'm not going to comment. you watch. >> there's no question that the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. and that is a threat to this country. >> i don't consider any [indistinct] >> donald trump and the maga republicans were present and extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. maga republicans are destroying american democracy. >> raymond: cleanup on pennsylvania avenue. whoever put the president up to this should be fired. my suspicion is that after the ferocious backlash to the speech, the staffers response or biden himself made the decision to backtrack. even the ratings prove what a bust of the speech was but he did confirm wise 75% of democrats in a recent cnn poll quanto candidate

will feel like winners with this police funding package. but some businesses out there in high crime areas may still feel like the losers. in baltimore, johns hopkins university held a town halld on creating their own private police as crime in that area continues to be a big problem. in minneapolis, demand for private security has skyrocketed since the 2020 george floyd riots. the owner of one security security said they went from 20 clients in 2020 to now over 70 with calls for business coming in every week. >> if i'm going to be totally open and honest and not give a political answer, the reason is we're in for an uphill battle and crime will continue. >> as "the new york times" report, thefts and robberies in major cities increase by about 20% in the first half of this year. moderate democrats acknowledge more investment is needed for law enforcement. representative josh gottheimer tweeted this. you can't cut or defund your way to safer communities and better departments. it's about investing to protect. democrats will need any tough on crime wins and messaging as a recent fox news poll shows that voters that are extremely concerned about crime prefer the republican candi

tonight will issue a warning about the state of that democracy as he sees it and what american can say do about it. john berman here in for anderson. you're looking at live pictures of independence halltop of the hour. we have some early passages from this speech and will talk about them shortly. first, though, take a look. this is new polling from

john sits on the pressure to move its factories away from china. this year, apple will manufacture around 12000000 of the new i phone fourteens in india, but were joined by hall sick, lee mach yama, a trade diplomacy expert and the director of the european center international political economy, joys me from brussels. live really good if you to find the time to join us. so how much pressure is apple under really to move away from china when it comes to making the ifa? while they're number reasons why i think apple is deciding to diversify away now from china and to truth be told, the apple supply chain has been i have to overly concentrated to china and not just because of the reason covers shut down. but also we have to remember the united states and china is only us election away from another hard trade or so diversifying away from such a high concentration to the district of the chinese economy would probably make sense. but also we have to remember that india has been a remarkable rocket market for apple and which has grown actually by almost 100 per year or near. and the apple is already shipping over 500000000. i phones in india. so for whichever questi

will visit the queen, the officially appointed and invited to former golf not. and only that was he took over his prime minister of this country from boris john john r. thank you for that. john hall live in london in afghanistan as suicide. the attack near the russian embassy in cabal has left several people dead. the russian foreign ministry says to embassy staff were killed. the bomber detonated explosives near the entrance to the building in the southwestern part of the capitol. witnesses say people were lined up outside the diplomatic compound. at the time, a police spokesman says for afghan civilians were also killed in the attack. authorities in south korea have raised their typhoon load to the highest level as the strongest tropical storm of the year, bears down, and the reaching ty, phone hinder more is expected to make landfall in the port city of wilson. later on monday, it's already hit the ju island where fries were canceled. the storm is also affecting japan's musical islands and it's expected to intensify as it moves over the warm waters of the east. china's sea. now time has started in paris for 8 people accused of involvement in the 2016 bassi day attack in nice 8

john. host: up next week will focus on midterm elections. we will be joined by christian hallbloomberg news. and taylor barkley ♪ >> guest: things are picking up with the midterms. things are really heating up. host: or north carolina? guest: it was a very interesting race. we were talking to voters ahead of the midterm elections what was the dynamic there that brought you to the tar heel state? guest: she was the chief justice the north carolina supreme court but apparently a member in the house. if she wins, she would be the third african-american woman to serve in the senate. it is a very interesting race. host: what did you focus on when you were there? guest: i talked to voters and not ask them about their concern whether or not inflation is a concern for them. but on the campaign trail, one of the things that voters constantly brought up was abortion. that was a real concern for them. host: what did they tell you in that race for north carolina? guest: there is mounting evidence democrats, democratic voters are galvanized by the recent decision. voters are very concerned

tonight will issue a warning about the state of that democracy as he sees it and what american can say do about it. john berman here in for anderson. you're looking at live pictures of independence hall in philadelphia where the president is expected to begin his remarks just after the top of the hour. we have some early passages from this speech and will talk about them shortly. first, though, take a look. this is new polling from quinnipiac and it's hard to find anything more to the point tonight. 67%, two in three, say american democracy is in danger of collapse. the percentage of democrats and republicans who believe it, identical. however, don't go looking for a bipartisan silver lining. the poll doesn't ask people to give a reason why they believe this. so it's possible, even likely given such other recent polling that a deep partisan divide exists over what people think is wrong. to use a political science term, ain't good. it does not bode well. but it certainly sets the stage for what the president will say tonight. and the backdrop, significant new developments in the court battle over documents seized from the former president's mansion and what he said today about pardoni