>> yasmin, what a legacy.me governor bill richardson had in his five decades, as you pointed, out of public service. he served six terms in congress, in these hallowed halls. before he was tapped by the clinton administration to be first energy secretary, and then entering the diplomatic ring, when clinton had appointed him as u.s. ambassador to the u.n.. richardson then went on to serve two terms as governor of new mexico, he even launched a presidential bid, becoming the first democrat of hispanic descent to launch a nationwide campaign for president. of course, he drop that campaign sometime after. even, so his perhaps most important work was the nonprofit that he founded after he left the governor's office in 2000, 11, really bringing his diplomatic efforts in a more formal space. he was not the most public figure when it came to these diplomatic negotiation. of numerous hostages and people wrongly detained, and all corners of the earth, places like iran, bangladesh, north korea, richardson making numerous

yasmin? >> alex for, us thank you.fantastic, and good luck on the, trail appreciate it. coming, up we are tracking post tropical cyclone lee as it makes its way past new england. what to expect as it continues northward. and what to keep an eye out for in the tropics, coming up next. cs, coming up next meet the team all using chase to keep up with their finances. smart bankers. convenient tools. boom. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. coarse hair chase. thin skin when i'm shaving down there not just any razor will do venus for pubic hair and skin with a patented irritation defense bar for a smooth shave with blades that barely touch skin sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain wer

i think what he has done, yasmin, is this.your white this week. he expects that to fail, and when it fails, perhaps, his caucus says, the problem is gaetz, not mccarthy. we've got to figure out how to get rid of gaetz. i don't think that rules change will do, it's but -- >> but republicans are still -- i don't mean to cut you off. but the republicans are still going to take a hit on that, whether or not they are going to point their fingers at marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz, it seems. at this. point. the republicans are still going to take a hit on this if the government shuts down, and by the way, out, the american people. >> it's a bunch of kids on the playground right now. this is internal gop politics, that doesn't translate to mainstream. and again, to govern mccarthy will have to work with democrats. so, the house gop is on the brink of collapsing internally. who survives it? is it kevin mccarthy? is it others? i don't know. when the music stops, i don't know who is standing in the house gop after this. >> david jo

all right, that's it for me, i'm yasmin kosygin.get real for the american people. we are facing a triple whammy. a government shutdown, that now appears inevitable, and

we're going to win. >> there you go, yasmin. at this point, obviously, on the line, the picket line, you can see workers are taking, and ready to keep going. >> certainly some positivity, it seems. the numbers, especially the honking support, as we see every time that we talk. thank, you jesse. appreciate it. we are back in just 60 seconds, everyone. on the new white house office to help prevent gun violence, parkland school shooting survivor, founder march for our lives, david, hog who has been lobbying for this for years. he joins me next, we'll be right back. right back usiness? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. whenever you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on the subway app. ♪♪ the

i'm yasmin vossoughian, if you're just joining us, welcome. if you're sticking with, us we're thankful for that. we've got breaking news out of capitol hill that we just heard from republican representatives reporting a new potential measure to avert a shutdown. even as kevin mccarthy expressed optimism, not all of this gop colleagues agree with. >> i've recommended to the speaker, and our conference, that we work across the aisle, and get a bipartisan deal. >> we are ready to work together. the american people expect us to work together. that window is closing if mccarthy continues to give in. to the extreme, chaos wing of his caucus. >> the house speaker appears unable to -- i'm going to talk to texas congressman greg cesar about that situation in the house. i'm also going to ask him about the border crisis in his home state, as the homeland security's secretary visits the area. plus, signs of hope on two strike fronts. the uaw reports movement from one of the big three automakers, while striking a hollywood writers might be very close to a

one thing i will share with you, yasmin.ke to from new york mansion to be just a few moments ago, that new york congressional delegations are in a very tough spot, including the progressives. because we just got pummeled with rain, and voting no on this would essentially be voting no on flood insurance, which is -- the democrats -- that's a really good point. it is interesting, social, and i want to tell folks, i am looking off camera, because i'm getting older, my eyes don't see as well as they used [laughter] to. so it is smaller for me to see these numbers on the screen. and we have a much bigger screen and -- subtle, it is fastening to me to be watching these, numbers and see that they have more -- present the stopped out of the sea, then other republican held houses. >> yeah that's right yasmin, and it is not an unfamiliar situation. when you have a situation where democrats control the senate, democrats control the white house. this was the inevitable outcome, in order to fund the government. whether it was before a sh

priscilla, walk us through what we know. >> yeah, yasmin. after almost two weeks of testimony and closing arguments with both sides making the best-case possible, today those senators went into the chamber, they voted on each of these 16 articles of impeachment. which included things like bribery, conspiracy, dereliction of duty, and ultimately, the votes are in, and two thirds of the chamber did not feel that he was guilty of those crimes. he has been acquitted of every single one of. them and they were also for additional articles of impeachment that were not being can considered, because of other pending things going on in court. those were just dismissed. he is cleared of all 20 of the articles of impeachment that were originally brought by the house. he is free to be reinstated, and return to work as the attorney general here in texas. what we saw in this vote was there were almost two republicans on any given article that voted to impeach. of, course it wasn't enough to hit that 21 vote threshold that would have been required. i expect

yasmin?going to continue to follow this story as it is developing, priscilla thompson, for us. we thank you. all right, i want to shift gears here and talk about the 2024 presidential race. while the former president, and his legal woes are growing by the day, contributing editor of vanity fair chris smith writes this. president biden is -- that trump's indictments will speak for themselves. so democrats and biden are staying quiet. it is a risky strategy, or just part of biden's genius? the author of that piece contributing, andy smith, is joining me now. chris, thanks for joining me on this. i appreciate it. i really enjoyed reading your piece. it is a question i have been asking over and over again, quite frankly, on the air. which is, should the president be addressing what is happening with his predecessor? especially as it seems more and more as if donald trump is going to be securing the nomination. and i want to read a little bit more of your piece as we talk about this for folks. to

>> hey, yasmin.ke with quite a few iowa republican voters before they all started sort of flocking to the stadium here for this game that is set to begin in roughly 20 minutes. sort of the gist we got from voters on the ground here, the majority of them had told us that they see a potential in other gop candidates besides trump. i spoke with one republican who said that she voted for trump in 2016, again in 2020, but this time around, she just thinks he has too much legal baggage. the messaging and the role of the presidency has sort of been lost in the messaging around his campaign. she says that she is planning to caucus in january for ron desantis, because he comes to the table with tangible plans. i also spoke with a young republican named lucas, who really wasn't moved by any of this legal package surrounding trump as pharmacies for criminal indictments. he said his support is solid, and he says nothing is going to be able to change that. take a listen to more of my conversations with these two.

>> hey there yasmin.he big way, even surrendered fiesta day. in terms of the strength, it's already starting to strengthen once again. we are looking at winds at 110 miles per hour. that makes it really close to a category three storm, you'll need 111 mile per hour winds. so it's close again to a major hurricane. we're looking at the location, 270 miles north, north and east of the -- islands. that's good news for the -- puerto rico, the places like the virgin islands. because we are just seeing indirect impacts, in terms of -- also some life-threatening rip currents, as we head throughout the next couple of days. it's moving at eight miles per hour. yesterday it, was around 12, so it has slowed down. what is going to slow down in a big way. and that is what makes it so difficult to determine the track along the east coast, because we need the current to get in place -- the jet stream, than to play together. and that's what's going to determine where lee is going to go. but look at this track, really tell

yasmin. >> >> we are thankful for that.is continuing their, certainly amidst all the destruction after hurricane adalja. thank you. up next heart life and lives in the balance. join me as we share these stories of -- and i want to speak to two women about their personal battles with the condition including legendary basketball hall of famer dawn staley. as well as two of the top medical experts in the field. about the causes and the risk factors in the treatments as well. you won't want to miss it right after a very quick break. after a very quick break ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. wetjet is so worth it. love it, or your money back. if you think you have dupuytren's contra

our coverage continues with yasmin vossoughian right now. ♪♪ >>> hi, everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughian for katy tur. we are watching the white house right now where president biden and vice president harris are set to launch the first ever federal office to combat gun violence. we're going to bring you the president's remarks as soon as they get started there. we want to begin here in new york where new jersey senator bob menendez along with his wife and three businessmen have been indicted on federal bribery charges. prosecutors say menendez used his influence to enrich his codefendants and the egyptian government, interfered in an investigation against jose uribe, shared sensiti government information and with his wife, accepted a range of bribes, which investigators uncovered at the couples' property. >> some agents with the fbi executed search warrants on the residents and safety deposit box of senator menendez. when they got there, they discovered approximately $500,000 of cash stuffed into envelopes in closets. some was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. some of the envelop

that wraps it up for me, i'm yasmin vossoughian. back here tomorrow, we'll see what happens.

i'm yasmin vossoughian.heart health lives in the balance. i want to use my personal ballot with pericarditis, to educate others with information that could save lives. i'll be joined by top medical experts and two women who are in this fight with me. hall of fame basketball coach, dawn staley, as well as carole anne devine, a fellow mother. >> as far as my children are concerned i think my nine year old who was six at the time that i got sick. that was more in this new discovery phase of my son learning who's mother really is because from 6 to 9 i wasn't while, i wasn't myself. >> heart health, lives in the balance coming up in just a little bit. up first, we're all over the news of the day, the clock ticking to out wednesday all rain meant in the georgia case that could provide crucial information for donald trump and his 18 codefendants. we're on the ground in florida after the presidents tour of hard-hit areas, a tour that had one notable absence. and on this labor day weekend we're gonna get an update on

i'm yasmin -- .k next saturday and sunday as well, two pm eastern, right here. simone, starts right now. >> greetings everyone, you're watching symone. lawmakers have only eight working days to hammer out a deal, to keep the federal government open, before the shutdown deadline. speaker kevin mccarthy says he expects an agreement this week, but the top house democrat says, republicans are in the middle of a civil war, that's hurting taxpay

our coverage continues with yasmin vossoughian in for katy tur right now. >>> hi, everybody. good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian in for my friend, katy tur quote, if we don't get the aid, we will lose the war that is how leader chuck schumer summarized volodymyr zelenskyy's plea for help, as zelenskyy returns to washington as a pivotal moment for his country and for this country as well he is asking for $24 billion in military and humanitarian aid, which would bring the total of u.s. commitment during the 18 months of russia's invasion to more than $137 billion in just a couple of moments, he and president biden are going to meet, and then address the american people from the east room of the white house. but despite zelenskyy's repeated pleas about the stakes for his people and the risks of an emboldened russian president, despite assurances from president biden at the u.n., zelenskyy could leave washington with nothing house speaker mccarthy denying the ukrainian leader's request to make his case to the entire congress with a growing number of republicans saying the pri

yasmin? >> thank, you emma. appreciate it.rpton's live interview with vivek ramaswamy later today to discuss his campaign. that is coming up five pm eastern on politicsnation right here on msnbc. all right, so, we are keeping an eye on the latest with the president, and the first lady. and as emma mentioned, desantis snub of joe biden, although the president answered yes when he was asked if he would meet with governor desantis as he is serving damage today. here is what the governor's spokesperson said yesterday. we don't have any plans for the governor to meet with the president tomorrow and these were real communities. and the security preparations alone that would go into setting up such a meeting with shutdown ongoing recovery efforts. joining me now to discuss this is the host of simone, simone sanders thompson. simone, it is great to talk to you. >> you know, this is just for you. just for you. >> talk to me about this. because i've been on the ground for many of these natural disasters, and politics should not be a par

our my really good friend, yasmin fussy v and is glaring amani second. i'm going to say bye. she's clearing, love you anyway. by, i'm out. >> hi everyone, good to see you. i'm fussy. and the house chaos is back in action, with republicans facing a shutdown threat, as well as a impeachment inquiry into joe biden. the latest from capitol hill, plus this -- >> when you go to bed at night, do you worry about going to jail? >> no, i don't. i don't even think about it. >> christian walker's one-on-one interview with former president donald trump, including his thoughts on potentially going to jail, as well as some eyebrow raising claims. we are fact-checking the former president, as you can imagine, there is a lot of material to work with. plus, texas attorney general, ken paxton, escaping an impeachment led by members of his own party. that is not the end of the story when it comes to corruption allegations against him. we're live in the picket lines of the uaw's continued against the big three automakers ahead. on the one year anniversary of the death of nasa genie, a vote to kee

i'm yasmin vossoughian. we're watching for a press conference happening any moment now for a manhunt for a convicted murderer out of westchester, pennsylvania. as soon as that gets up and going, we'll bring that to you. we also want to talk about what's happening out west. stranded in a mucky, muddy mess, more than 70,000 people at burning man isolated and stuck, told to conserve food and water for the first time in three decades of the festival, after buckets of rain created a sticky situation. is today the day they're finally able to get out? >>> could former president donald trump actually be disqualified? the growing interest in the 14th amendment. >>> candidates are hitting the trail this weekend. their message to voters as the 2024 race heats up. we start this hour, though, with the latest situation on the ground at burning man where more than 70,000 people are stranded after torrential rains turn roads and grounds into muck. nbc's liz kreutz is on the ground for us in blackrock city, nevada. what do y

yasmin khatun dewan, bbc news.f kim jong one puzzling visit that we are tracking to russia. these are the latest pictures showing that visit. it is already announced that he has matched the russian defence minister. stay with us. this is bbc news. hello there. most of scotland didn't have a great day of weather on friday — it was wet and cool. however, it was a pretty spectacular end to the day. look at this sunset viewed from john o'groats in highland, scotland. the rain was with us, though, for most of the day in scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england and underneath this rain band as well that didn't budge all day, it was pretty cool as well. temperatures, for example, dropping in newcastle from 18 on thursday, just highs of 12 degrees on friday with that rain really lingering for much of the day. now, we've still got the same weather front on the charts at the moment and that's going to be slowly sliding its way southwards, so rainjust edging into parts of northern england. a few thundery shower

i'm yasmin vossoughian in for my friend, chris jansing. 21 people, including prominent lawyers, lawmakers, now know just now close they came to potentially facing criminal charges in georgia. we have some new details about the people and the charges that were recommended by the fulton county special grand jury, but were never brought. and what are the chances that these names listed end up as future witnesses in an election interference trial? >>> plus, republicans scrambling to make up ground on the abortion issue, not by changing their policy, but by changing the terminology. by moving away from the phrase pro-life, it has certainly become a part of their political strategy. >>> then hurricane lee, bordering on a category 5 storm 70 miles wide, churning across the atlantic as we speak. is the east coast in the clear or is there still a chance the storm could actually hit the united states? all of that, we're going to get to it. >>> we want to start with this fascinating look inside the fulton county special grand jury deliberations and the extraordinary list of people that were recommen

yasmin, you wrote an op-ed about how 6,675 votes in a handful of competitive districts decided control6% of respondents in the 18 biden won districts represented by republicans, they say the impeachment inquiry would be a partisan political stunt. so you're grass roots, how do organizations like yours capitalize on that feeling? >> first of all, thank you so much for having me on, chris, and for highlighting those critical numbers. what we're seeing here is yet again, kevin mccarthy, resorting to the political stunts that he has now mastered because of how desperately he wants to hold on to the speakership, and time after time, you know this well, he's pandering to the most chaotic extremes. we have seen in election after election, poll after poll, including the one that you mentioned, that voters in swing districts that are absolutely critical to a majority, first of all, reject maga extremism, and then, as you said, they see right through his political stunts, and so, you know, kevin mccarthy may be buying himself another day as speaker, but his actions are not only galvanizing voter

hardeep singh nijjar was shot dead in british columbia injune. 0ur reporter yasmin khatun dewan has moreepending row between the two countries over the murder. on monday, canadian prime minister justin trudeau said canada was investigating credible allegations about potential involvement of indian government agents in the murder of hardeep singh nijjar, claims he's repeated on the sidelines of the un general assembly. india has responded to the allegations, calling them absurd. nijjar backed demands for a separate homeland for sikhs. his supporters say he was a peaceful activist, though india designated nijjar a terrorist in 2020. he was shot dead outside a sikh temple in british columbia on 18th june, some three months ago. before prime minister trudeau made the allegations concerning nijjar�*s death, the two leaders met at the g12 in delhi, where they are thought to have had a tense meeting. india has now stopped issuing visas to canadian citizens hours after canada announced it was reducing its personnel in india. india's external affairs ministry said visas had been suspended because

means that first you determine the boundaries and the land gap, from the northwest, east and south of yasmin wedding, where will it lead, when its ownership is determined, they will be in the commissions check and match the document with it the prayer of the owner and finally an official document is issued for agricultural weddings. unfortunately, for a long time, the documents were for large plots of several hectares, and it was not possible to separate them or the so-called registrations of their people, that is, when they wanted to divide the agricultural land into parts. farmers and people will face problems for small plots of agricultural land, the technology industry is going to fail today, the superiority of behiyar in this field of industrial activities compared to other dehiaris, the possibility of doing in the field of artistic painting should be appreciated. the most important role it plays the most basic role even from the registration offices of the cities to the people or the big cities of the metropolises, it has a more effective role when the farmers come, their first visit i

personal even when yasmin decided to give a diesel quota to every car that comes, but some of them still do n't show up for the fuel quota. help us to transfer people from kerman municipality, and tehran region 14 municipality help us, young men coming , local youth 14-15 years old, wearing tight clothes to collect garbage from kangaroo children, residents of the region , being students or students, some say just for imam hossein abedini ahl-e-sunnat appeared for nazaft, director general of alborz labor cooperative and social welfare cooperative announced the renewal and issuance of 3400 virtual foreign nationals' employment cards. abdullah haina said that this work was related to foreigners with a change of status card or household passport , and haina added that from the beginning of the year until at the end of august, during the inspections, 350 violators of orders were identified, and in total , 753 illegal foreign nationals were identified in these units and subjected to crimes according to the labor law. law of number 42 the employer was introduced to the judicial authorities and

>> reporter: yasmin, it's hard not to find poetry in the fact that the last 48 hours the heat had been ratcheted up with news that cavalcante had actually got a weapon. the community was dealing with excessive heat and torrential downpours. law enforcement was dealing with all of these issues. this morning, the weather breaks and it cools down. and now the emotions for this moment can cool down. think about his ex-girlfriend, her family skill lives in the community. school kids, not able to go to school. for this man to be captured today, saw a school bus drive by, a sign of normalcy. the folks are driving by and honking their horns and pumping their fists. we talk about the nightmare being over, this community is finally able to settle down after 14 harrowing, dramatic days. it's one thing to watch from afar and follow all the nuances and details of this case. it's another thing for the folks who actually live in this community to experience this. for this community, this day, two long weeks, they finally get to breathe. >> thank you. i appreciate it. frank, this guy is going back to

priscilla, walk us through what we know. >> yeah, yasmin.

our coverage continues with yasmin vossoughian right now. ♪♪ >>> hi, everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughianvice president harris are set to launch the first ever federal office to combat gun violence. we're going to bring you the president's remarks as soon as they get started there. we want to begin here in new york where new jersey senator bob menendez along with his wife and

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i am yasmin vossoughian. we are just a few days away from and arraignment in georgia. maybe. and we could learn much more about what is ahead in the r.i.c.o. case against the former president. and then, there's new reporting from nbc news, indicating labor day may mark the end of president biden's hands off approach, ready to mix it up ahead of a potential 2024 rematch. an

i am yasmin vossoughian. if you're just joining, us welcome.s, we are thankful for that. we are following the devastating situation in morocco, the death toll soaring to over 2000 people. a report from the rubble is coming up. a new information just out on the search for that pennsylvania fugitive. police saying this at a news conference just a short time ago. >> i'm not gonna make an excuse to you. i wish it had not happened. unfortunately, there are a lot of circumstances, there are a lot of issues associated with that property. >> and we are just days away from the return of the house from summer recess with chaos on the agenda for the gop, with a potential government shutdown and impeachment threat looming as well.

i'm yasmin vossoughian, a lot happening in the two hours ahead.e following this hour, the death of former new mexico governor and ambassador, bill richardson, who was critical to the release of so many americans held overseas, we'll have more on that coming up in just a minute. the president on the ground in florida right now. during the devastation and the damage left from hurricane idalia. governor ron desantis injecting politics into this visit, saying he won't meet me with pr

my friend, yasmin vossoughian, continues our coverage right now. right now.that just total may rise even higher as rescue workers dig through the rubble in a desperate search for survivors. >> we are on an intrepid tour. we went to bed, and then we didn't go to bed. the room started shaking. yes, the room started shaking. there was no other way. we were just going back with him for. lawrence everything was moving. pitchers started moving. we just

i'm drawing nearby yasmin didn't touch is a structural engineer, an associate professor at the university college of london. she is herself from turkey. it's good to have you with this. let me just get your reaction to what we found in our report. asbestos in 16. a 45 samples that were taking are you alarmed? i absolutely, absolutely. but i'm not surprised. a tool man lever on sites in june last time these were besides the r, observe ations demolish months practice. these are ins done carefully. we have seen that small trees use very only very occasionally, and the amount of water is actually in sufficient to keep the particles in terms that you down. so from old demolish moments exercise is being done within the city . there's an incredible amount of dust and you know, including of course, i'll, specialist and other chemicals are mixing with the air as, as are entails by the people by the residence. in searching the officials to use in buildings start to to be regulated only in 2000. so a 2010. so we are really looking into the building stuff that's the only built in the past 10 years th

said africa should be part of the solution to global warming, rather than a victim. 0ur reporter yasminn is in the newsroom with more. the aim of this summit is to come up with a plan to present the cop28 united nations climate summit later this year. delegates in nairobi will consider a new funding model to help governments reduce carbon emissions and promote climate resilience. crucially, from an african perspective, nations who we know are among the smallest contributors to climate change, but among those to suffer from its worst consequences. you can see here some images from somalia, a drought—hit region. floods in mozambique and also wildfires in algeria from earlier this year. so extreme weather in a number of these african nations. also, some further footage from drought—hit region in somalia where after five failed rainy seasons, according to the united nations, as many as 43,000 people may have been killed in the last year, half of them under the age of five. in a report released ahead of this summit, the united nations said it was children on the african continent who are the

reporter yasmin khatun dewan is in the newsroom with more.ethnic} the home to 120,000 ethnic armenians, the landlocked region of nagorno—karabkh sits in the south—west of azerbaijan. it's recognise as a part of azerbaijan but it remains the subject of an unresolved territorial dispute with this ethnic armenian majority backed by armenia itself. azerbaijan and armenia fought a bloody war over nagorno—karabkh in the late 1980s and the early 1990s with the last major escalation in the conflict taking place in 2020. russian peacekeeping forces were deployed as part of a ceasefire agreement but tensions have been bracketing up in the months ahead over this latest military operation. you can see here the corridor in december 22, azerbaijan mounted a blockade of that corridor which connects armenia to the on clove. armenia was accused of bringing in monetary supplies. armenia denied this but residents reported severe shortages of basic food items and medication following that blockade. azerbaijani forces made this rapid advance in the 24—hour soft f

their catwalk shows to the public over the next five days across the british capital. 0ur colleague yasminrum of designers showcasing their collections on runways across the city. we've got big—name brands returning this season, with erdem and burberry returning to their london roots. but also we know that london is the home for emerging talent. and i spoke to caroline rush, the ceo of the british fashion council. this is what she had to say. i think in the global fashion community, we see london as this shorthand for creativity, for pushing boundaries, for challenging the business norms. and that is a reputation that we should be incredibly proud of. so the young designers that you see today, we'll see over the next few days, there will be sort of this limitless creativity. and then as the businesses start to mature and to really think about sort of building successful, profitable, sustainable businesses, that creativity is really honed to become a dna of a brand. and that is what london's hailed for. it's that multiculturalism for really pushing the boundaries on fashion, of that unique

let's hear from the new south wales police minister yasmin catley.t that that would have occurred? so it is terribly tragic. terribly tragic. and wejust, as i say, feel for those family and friends. you know, this morning two guys got up to go out and enjoy themselves fishing, something that i and, you know, most people in new south wales love to do, and we have ended up in a tragic set of circumstances. staying in the uk, and to scotland where two people are in hospital after the flying scotsman steam train was involved in a crash with another heritage train in the cairngorms. the low speed collision took place at aviemore railway station, in the scottish highlands. three other people were treated at the scene. police said none of the injuries were serious. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. whilst some of you will stay dry and bright for the rest of the day, for others it will be quite a soggy saturday as we go through into the afternoon. it's all down to these weather fronts approaching from the south—west. they'll bring outbreaks of rain parti

reporter yasmin khatun dewan has more from the newsroom. the north of kosovo by the serbian border. according to official reports, it involves professionals using heavy weapons and two large unidentified vehicles. you can see this image from the scene of the attack, where nato troops were part of a long—standing kosovo force standing by the scene of the incident with local police officers. tensions have run high in kosovo following recent elections and the clashes that followed. relations between the albanian—dominated government and the serb minority community have been strained for years. you can see images from those clashes there. nato, following those clashes, deployed an additional 700 troops to its almost 4,000 already based in the country to deal with the unrest in northern town of where those clashes took place, with some of its peace keepers injured in those clashes. the land locked country in the balkans borders albania and serbia. and it was a former province of the the former yugoslavia. serbian forces waged a brutal attack on

reporter yasmin khatun dewan caught up with kazna asker, a british—yemeni muslim designer who presentedr me, sheffield. it is a love letter to the city that raised me and what inspires me in my work. this to the city that raised me and what inspires me in my work.— to the city that raised me and what inspires me in my work. this is your first presentation _ inspires me in my work. this is your first presentation to _ inspires me in my work. this is your first presentation to london - first presentation to london fashion week, what inspired you to make the film? ., , week, what inspired you to make the film? . , , , ., week, what inspired you to make the film? . , , ., film? really focuses on education and the young _ film? really focuses on education and the young people _ film? really focuses on education and the young people of - film? really focuses on education and the young people of the i film? really focuses on education and the young people of the city i film? really focuses on education i and the young people of the city and ijy and the young people of the city and by we should

with more on this reporter yasmin khatun dewan is in the newsroom.ames. do you think this is the uk's answer to america's met gala? i is the uk's answer to america's met gala? ., �* ~' is the uk's answer to america's met gala? ., �* ~ ., , gala? i don't think it was quite the met gala. gala? i don't think it was quite the met gaia- itut _ gala? i don't think it was quite the met gala. but it— gala? i don't think it was quite the met gala. but it was _ gala? i don't think it was quite the met gala. but it was an _ gala? i don't think it was quite the met gala. but it was an amazing . met gala. but it was an amazing night that created a lot of noise and got london fashion week off to a very glamorous start, and it needed that boost. we heard in that report about post—covid the support needed for young designers and london is a heart for young and emerging talent so good to get it after this glamorous start, sometimes london fashion week can lack some of the stardust may be of paris where you have some of the big—name brands showcasing their collections

. >> reporter: as for yasmine she's trying to stay strong and positive for her family. >> i know everything be fine. >> a lot of pain in her voice. we wish her the best. >>> if you have one of the cars that are owned by most of the people that interviewed, there is really important things you need to know. hyundais and kias. news out of oakland from those who own those is the cars are apparently the biggest targets for thieves because they're easier to hot wire. we reached to hyundai and they tell us they'll contact customers with certain makes and models to offer upgrades. we are watching this community problem across the bay area bridge into san francisco where since the start of the year nearly 5,000 cars have been stolen since january. comparing to oakland, that is half as many as those stolen across the bay bridge but still an 11% increase in the city compared to last year. g. >>> at the california state capitol there are a number of bills waiting signature along with measures already signed into law. he signed several bills supporting lgbtq californians including one that directs depa

college more accessible for students like her providing scholarships and network of support, meet yasmin that young people who have incarcerated parents are overcoming systemic barriers and also changing the trajectory of not only their lives, but their family's lives, and breaking the stereotypes and the stigma around having an incarcerated parent. >> get ready for graduation? >> yes. i am so excited! >> what keeps me going is that proud mama effect to see our scholars just achieve and accomplish and over time gain a sense of healthy confidence. just a little bit of support can go a very, very long way. it really is a snowball effect. >> to find out how she has supported more than 80 scholars working towards their college degrees cnnheroes.com. thank you so much for watching. cnn's live coverage contntinues wiwith michael ke holmes right this. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. metamucil gummies make it easy to get the fiber y need. proting your digestive health for a better you. metamucil gummies. the easy way to get your

and my thanks for ron nobles for being here, and yasmin vossoughian, remember to follow the show on social♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing, live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. as the afternoon light in morocco starts to fade, so, too, are hopes of finding more survivors from friday's devastating earthquake. almost exactly three days since that terrifying 6.8 earthquake struck, this is all that's left. homes and buildings that don't even resemble structures anymore. we just learned the death toll has risen yet again.

if yasmine, was that the name of the person interviewing her? this person a very brave woman, hire her as your nanny. hire her as your baby sitter. make her your assistant. go shopping with her. undress in front of her. put your money where your mouth is. put your beliefs, aligned with your results. i would love to see that. documentary msnbc, you go shopping with her. >> jesse: shopping with artemis. >> greg: yes. >> judge jeanine: yes. all right, if this trans woman decides that she wakes up and she feels like a man the next day, or she feels cis gendered as a man, does she have an obligation to tell the sorority or can she stay there? >> dana: i thought you went to school to learn stuff. like english. >> greg: well you see stuff. >> dana: and history. i feel like we talk about these campus problems all the time that have nothing to do with reading, math, arithmetic or learning how to be critical thirst, getting to go for a big job in law or in business or media, god forbid don't go in the media. just kidding. the other thing is the other part

mexican born yasmin hurtado barriga was thrilled today. was waiting for this moment, and i just feel very happy today. fulfilled. i just accomplished a dream that i had it for so many years. she appreciates the true value of her citizenship. it's just unreal today, you know, this day finally became and now i can vote. there's so many opportunities here in this country. my whole family is here now. my parents, my sisters and i'm happy that we're all here. the point reyes national seashore is celebrating its 61st birthday. it was here long before america was america. from its world famous lighthouse on the south tip to its legacy herd of tule elk on the north tip this peninsula and adjoining tomales bay was forcefully carved out by the san andreas fault. elephant seals and sea lions bask and breed on its beaches while migrating whales slowly pass by. while some legacy farms remain within the protected area, it is important to note that this was designated a national seashore specifically to protect and save it from proposed development of th