yasmin? >> all right, marissa par for us. marissa, appreciate it. a lot more coming up, folks. we are watching msnbc. our second hour starts right now. >> hi, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian, through dystonias, welcome. if you are sticking with us, we are very thankful for that. after more than a week of delays, the first humanitarian aid trucks finally reach gaza. but unrelenting airstrikes continuing along with the looming prospect of a ground invasion, the area reeling from the aftermath of the hamas attack on israel, >> there is no safe hasten in gaza. there is nothing. there is nothing but bombs and bombs and bombs and blood and bodies. -- >> the latest in a live report, just moments away, until two americans are now released by hamas, more than 200 other hostages remain, being used as bargaining chips. i'm going to speak to a brooklyn woman, whose cousin, her husband, and their two children are still being held. we are also following other several developing stories as well. the house

the one thing they are not carrying, yasmin, is fuel. fuel has become so desperately vital to the hostages there. we know that there are ambulance services which say they are completely out of fuel. they can't run ambulances anymore. they cannot take the injured to hospitals. fuel is going to be a key turning point in helping humanitarian aid actually do some good inside of gaza. what israel has said from the beginning, and they have not wavered on this, is that there will be no fuel moving into gaza as long as they are there. >> jay gray for us, thank you. we appreciate it. please stay safe while you are there. i want to bring in retired as a moral -- chief international analyst to talk more about all of this. it's great to talk to you as always about this stuff. i want to walk through a few different things. i want to talk first, if we can, as we are in this next phase of the war, what happens to troops, to the israeli defense forces specifically, when you are asking them to put their lives on the ground to defend the lives of israelis

i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, welcome.that. we are following breaking news. when israeli soldier kill

yasmin? up for matt perry in light of who's traveling -- the show that he was a part of and the extreme, incredible amount of talent that he had? >> they are showing up at his house in the los angeles area. they are also showing up in new york. we saw several fans out last night at the friends apartment. many left flowers and candles. it was emotional. they gather together to be together during that time just to comfort one another. the family of matthew perry sent an exclusive statement to people. they wrote, quote, we are heartbroken by the tragic loss of our beloved son and brother. matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. they add, we all meant so much and we appreciate the tremendous outpouring of love. none of the five other friends have posted anything or spoken publicly about his passing. we have heard from other costar's. i want to read one of the posts from maggie wheeler who played chandlersville for an illicit gone. she wrote, what a loss. the world

>> hey there, yasmin.fine line that need the administration is trying to walk here, not trying to provoke iran but trying to deter iran. that's why the senior white house officials say the biden administration sent the two strike groups to the region. i want to read for you this statement from of the iranian foreign minister a little earlier today. quote, if t znist aggression is not stopped, the hands of all parties in the region will be on the trier. this white house official who i just spoke with said we haven't seen any specific indication that iran is trying to deepen or widen the conflict. this official made the point that the relationship has been intense now for many years. the administration made it clear that they don't want to see other actors in the region, not just iran but also its proxy, hezbollah, trying to exploit the situation in israel. there are certainly a lot of eyes raising a lot of eyebrows this morning, yasmin. >> i'm curious as to how they are so confident that they don't see evid

>> that's a great question, yasmin. i think what michael cohen is missing, in terms of incentive for president trump, are the two things that we very much learn over the course of all of these indictments and pending trials, which is that donald trump has benefited greatly within the republican primary, every time he is in court, every time there is any whiff of possible wrongdoing on his part. an indictment against him, and not just is he benefiting, within the polling, but it is huge for him in terms of raising, money which he needs to continue to do to be able to fund his lawyers. so, i don't know whether donald trump will show up or not. he told our colleague -- yesterday may be. but, there is certainly some incentive for him to do so. >> let's switch gears, while i have. you i-20 quickly talk about what is happening in georgia as well. one of the co-defendants in the georgia election interference case, has in fact flipped, and decided to cooperate. i want to read for folks the plea deal here, five years probation,

it is not 'ust yasmin's famil on agreement. it is not 'ust yasmin's family on the h agreement.eement. it is notjust yasmin's family on the move. more - agreement. it is notjust yasmin's family on the move. more than i agreement. it is not just yasmin's. family on the move. more than one million palestinians in northern gaza were told to leave and head south to avoid bombs, they have taken whatever that i can carry r it a familiar story of displacement. a series of conflicts between arab and jewish fighters from late 1947 saw at least 750,000 palestinian arabs expelled from or flee their homes, in the war surrounding israel's creation. these were a people without a home. many ended up as refugee in gaza and the west bank. the palestinians refer to that at the nakba, or catastrophe. palestinians lived under egyptian rule in gaza but the six—day war saw israel take control of the territory, the palestinians were not their own masters again and they fought the occupation. the years that followed saw rising calls for an independent palestinian state, culminating the the oslo accords

>> well, the hope is they will be getting more, yasmin. as far as how long it will take to get to them, it's gonna be very complicated task to distribute this aid through the gaza strip, where the roads have been badly damaged. where you have hundreds of thousands of people who fled their homes, many of them are sleeping in the streets. many of the hospitals now closed, but the supplies are so badly needed, they include things like antibiotics, trauma kits, badly needed medications and hygiene kits. as well as 22,000 amounts of water that people need there. that is only enough water for each person to have for one day. that is really raising concerns about how insufficient these supplies are. we heard at a world peace summit being held in cairo today, from the u.n. secretary general, who is on the ground to oversee the resumption of this aid, he talked about what he saw. take a look. >> on one hand, i saw hundreds of trucks teaming with food and other essential supplies. on the other hand, we know that just across the border, there are 2 m

yasmin?>> matt, just getting this and, now i want to see what reporting have on the says well and make sure that -- to folks who are watching at home, lawmakers were told during a phone call, an unclassified phone briefing tonight on the situation in israel, that at the time of the call, there had been now for u.s. fatalities as a result of the hamas attacks and previous reporting indicated there were three u.s. fatalities, now we are hearing this updated number of four u.s. fatalities. what more with your reporting and what you are hearing do you know about whether or not that number is going to go up when it comes to american fatalities? >> i would imagine that number would go up. i have no additional reporting. as you said this is something that i did see from our own, from an veasey's own reporting, but a lot of his have american passports, this is quite common in israel. so i think that when we start to hear about just of the sheer number of casualties, we are going to start to hear of m

>> hey, yasmin.e know of several conversations that happened privately between top biden administration officials, and their israeli counterparts. but sources familiar with these conversations are telling us that while these top administration officials vowed to continue supporting israel, reaffirm their belief that israel has a right and continues to have a right to defend itself, they also offered some words of caution. and issued some advice of restraint to these israeli officials, saying they urged israel to follow the international rules of war, urging them to avoid any unnecessary deaths of palestinian civilians. we saw some of this trickle down even publicly, when secretary of defense lloyd austin was in tel aviv counterpart yesterday, where he told reporters, quote, terrorists targets of aliens but democracies don't. he added this, is a time for resolve and not revenge. that was a message secretary of state antony blinken echoed when he was visiting saudi arabia earlier today. listen here. >>

yasmin? >> bradley for us, thank you. i want to bring in former security adviser to the white house director and msnbc columnist as well. now a year, did you have an opportunity to listen to the interview with ali on the grounds in iran with the leader of hamas there? first, giving me your reaction from what you heard from him. >> -- i'm not surprised that hamas has continued its ideology to defend what we all know is terrorism. they are an organization that has maintained control over 2 million gazans through threats of violence, taking advantage of palestinian liberation, ideology, peoples desire to have a state, and they have essentially used it for more than a decade to keep people and service to them. then they launch attacks into israel, coordinating with some of the not-so-great actors in the region. it is hard for the course for the group of hamas, but they have wrapped their intentions in some ideology they can be very compete -- for a community that is traveling. >> i want to also hear what we heard from secreta

yasmin? >> aaron gilchrist worst, thank you.r the israeli palestinian conflict. among those is israel's right to defend itself, and those that expressed concerns about the plight of palestinians in gaza. >> i don't believe that hamas is killing israelis to liberate themselves. i believe they are doing it to make peace. they are doing this because they represent the devil on the shoulder of every oppressed palestinian who has lost somebody in this conflict. they are doing it because they want vengeance. with as somebody with a deep love in israel, friends in danger, people missing, it breaks my heart to say, it but i am seeing it again. it remains perhaps the most salient point of context and a tangled mess full of centuries of context. you can't keep 2 million people living in the conditions that people in gaza are living in and expect peace. you cannot. you should not. >> that was my next guest, reading from a deeply reflective article published this week it is getting a lot of attention online. joining me now is isaac sol, fou

yasmin? >> any reporting, steve, on more of why he did this now, if he has been at all in touch with former president trump's campaign, amidst this announcement, and any reaction you're getting beyond what we describe to us from the crowd there amidst this announcement? >> this is also said. and again, just a few minutes ago, we haven't really had time to react. we spoke to the in bed that is, of course, embedded within the campaign trail, after sort of did we know this coming at all? did we have any ideation? she told me that, you know, the writing was on the wall that the barrier for entry into the next debate is a lot higher. some of these candidates are going to start dropping off. i think sooner, the consensus was if he couldn't make that next step, of course, you will be very different to keep his campaign running, and it seems that was the writing on the wall. to announce it here, sort of in the middle of this speech -- again, very shocking. >> certainly, the timing of this. we're goin

i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing.you thought this week was crazy on capitol hill, we are just getting started. with at least three and maybe as many as six republicans vying for the speakership, the party's going to have its hands full when it needs to pick a new leader. around the country, people are tired of the drama questioning why any of this has happened. >> he worked with the democrats, so what, to get things done, then he gets kicked out, and now nobody can do anything. that's wrong, stupid. >> plus, former president donald trump now trying to short circuit the civil fraud trial in new york by asking a judge to put it on hold. prosecutors pushing back hard. we're going to tell you what they said. >>> and then one day after this horrific missile attack that killed dozens of ukrainian civilians, another russian attack rips through a multistory building killing a 10-year-old boy and his grandmother, the boy found still wearing his spider-man pajamas. local officials saying dozens more were hurt including an 11-mo

i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you're joining, us welcome.are certainly saying full for that. kevin mccarthy is on notice. his gavel is up for grabs as his chief gop nemesis matt gaetz says he's prepared to follow through on a threat to force a vote on mccarthy's removal as speaker. this is for the

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yasmin? >> george tell us there for us, thank. israel asking for more hellfire missiles from the united states. how powerful these misses are and what they can do. welcome back. israel is asking the u.s. to send more hellfire missiles. the u.s. has not approved this request, as of yet. it is coming after defense secretary lloyd austin visited israel to reaffirm israelis. joining us now and we's investigative reporter, dan lewis. dan, before we get to this i wanted you to quickly weigh in on the statement we got from the idf just in the last 30 minutes or so. talking about the readiness for an attack on gaza by air, by land, and by sea. what more do you know? >> i think that statement is making it really clear what is going to happen, right? there is going to be a massive ground invasion into gaza. it is going to be a large offensive with a lot of firepower. that is the message the israeli military sending very publicly. this request for ammunition from the united states is part of that preparation. they are saying they are preposi

i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, welcome. if you are sticking with us, we are thankful for that. we are following breaking news. when israeli soldier killed inside gaza comes as the idea prepares for a ground invasion of the region already reeling from the response to the hamas attack on israel. >> here on the israel was a border, we're continuing the booms of israeli airstrikes coming into israel. you can see the smoke from a rocket which just fell in israeli territory. in gaza, the devastation growing by the hour, the death toll well over 4000. nbc news captured this video inside gaza after a strike destroyed the building where a family was living. she watches rescue crews search in vain for her loved ones, walking two miles to the hospital, finding her mother, father, brother, his wife, and five children all killed. she says, what can i do know that they are gone? >> in a moment, i'm going to speak to a spokesman for the israeli military about the idea of soldier killed in gaza. it's coming amid new efforts to get aid into

thank you so much forjoining me, yasmin. much for joining me, yasmin.cently explaining about your concerns for people living in gaza and how they are treated by hamas. i wondered if you could try and explain the difference so that people understand and that the people living in gaza are not all hamas supporters and won't all be advocating terrorism ? um, yes , that's terrorism? um, yes, that's absolutely correct. >> i think first and foremost, people get confused when they see these, um , you know, free see these, um, you know, free palestine rallies . they don't palestine rallies. they don't recognise that there are that gaza has a bit of a different, uh, situation than , you know, uh, situation than, you know, what is the palestinian authority like? the west bank. so gaza has been independent for a while since like 2005, i believe , and they have had since believe, and they have had since 2015. uh, i believe, and they have had since 2015. uh, | might believe, and they have had since 2015. uh, i might be getting my dates wrong. they've had the hamas te

it is notjust yasmine's family on the move.ere told to leave their homes and head south to avoid israeli bombs. they have taken with them whatever they can carry. it a familiar story of displacement. a series of conflicts between arab and jewish fighters from late 1947 saw at least 750,000 palestinian arabs expelled from or flee their homes, in the war surrounding israel's creation. these were a people without a home. many ended up as refugees in gaza and the west bank. the palestinians refer to what happened as the nakba, or catastrophe. palestinians lived under egyptian rule in gaza but the six—day war in 1967 saw israel take control of the territory. again, the palestinians were not their own masters and they fought the occupation. the years that followed saw rising calls for an independent palestinian state, culminating in the oslo accords, signed in 1993. a once unthinkable moment had arrived, and two of the world's bitterest enemies had become allies. brokered between bill clinton between the palestinian leader yasser ara

that wraps up for me, everybody i'm yasmin vossoughian, i'll be back in the chair tomorrow. two pm eastern, right here on msnbc. symone starts right now. msnbc.>> greetings, everyone. you're watching symone, with a humanitarian crisis getting more urgent, 20 -- trucks entered gaza since the war began. even as almost causing over the border town of rafah, israeli forces struck hamas terrorist targets in gaza. we will have a live look at what's been happening on the ground in just a moment. here in the united states, we are going on three weeks with no speaker of the house. after congressman jim jordan failed to secure enough votes to grab the gavel. that means important house business is on the backburner, will they figure this thing out. let me be very clear, contradict what republicans friends in the house seemed to, think democrats, they're actually not to blame for this mess. and a bad turn for the former president in georgia. not one, but two of his former lawyers have pleaded guilty in the election interference case brought by d a fani willis. they have agreed to testif

>> yeah, yasmin. remarkable that in this race, vivek ramaswamy remains in the former vice president, former governor and a former congressman is now out. it speaks a lot about where the party is. but i think my mike pence's decision really affirms the state of the race as we know it more than it changes the state of the race. he was out of money. there will be questions, a steve said, could he actually continue to make the debate stage? that would be a very embarrassing moment for the former vice president. i think it's really a three-way race right now. donald trump by 40 points, desantis, and nikki haley. but the question is, why was it not working for mike pence? with all of the qualifications he brings, and so, what is the question of the fact that he certified the election. and we can watch the house just elevated the speakership and election denier, you have mike pence who, voted to certify the election. he realized there was no pathway for him. that clearly wasn't issue. the other one was polit

arina's opponent in the match for reaching the quarter finals will be the italian yasmin paalini, thexth racket in the world, tennis player between. they played themselves three times until the score was not in favor of the belarusian; sabalenka managed to win only once. we equalized the score a minute before the final siren, but conceded at the last seconds. dynamoshinnik lost to skanior again, this time with a score of 2:3. the beavers opened the scoring in the first period with a goal from matvey ladudko, but in the second twenty minutes the hosts not only restored parity, but also took the lead. at the 599th minute, matvey shedlovsky brought the intrigue back into the match by equalizing the score, but the match was won by skanior. brought the third accurate throw by ignat litfurin. after the match, the head coach of the dynamist, andrei mikhalev, categorically commented on his team’s play: it’s impossible to play like that. despite recent failures, our team maintains a leading position in the silver division of the western conference of the mhl. on october 5 and 6, the beavers wi

when what most of x his mentor is, find the courage to change that some of you shadowed by rosette j yasmine yaz on. she examines how we deal with change. it couldn't then translate. how can we make changes happen? most times? why is it that sometimes we say, yes, i want to change it, but in other situations, we think having to no food haven't me, got to spend. that's for this allison and most importantly, what happens in the brain when we're confronted with change happening? yeah, mean within milliseconds, chemical messengers are released, which ultimately amount to biological cocktails. these send a signal, for example, to the, got some in the form of gut feelings, the food and uninvolved because any of these feelings can be perceived as thrilling or threatening. but we can program all brains to react more positively. by for and, boom is it was changed. it's always a movement away from more towards something. moving, for instance, can, when we're in love, we can move mountains and uproot trees. the fact that there's no stopping us, that's a towards movement. and especially with change, we

, let's be clear, reading the testimony of... survivors of october 7th from kiboot's bittery like yasmin purat was extremely harrowing. which she alleges is not only that her husband was killed in the initial takeover, but also she then says that the israeli military tanks fired on the room where the hostages were, killing 12 israeli civilian captive. we have also seen fantastic work in here's newspaper by amos harreel where he speaks at length about... uh brigadier general rosenfeld who was in charge of the rets crossing. now when this military base was taken over, what he says, atmosel in hertz, the well-known israeli newspaper, he says that rosenfeld, when he realized that the base was overtaken, called in an air strike. this is in harit, these are not my words, these are the words of amos haril. what we then saw is since october the 7th, 22 israeli civilian detainees, killed in gaza by israeli air strikes. the israeli military has something called the hannibal directive. the hannibal directive was developed in the 80's by the israelis with the clear understanding that they do not wan

. >> yasmin, what -- i know you said you can't necessarily even feel sometimes. >> yeah. >> you havehildren. >> yeah. >> thank god for that. >> when i was in the closet, because you need to understand, we are -- in one hour, it was -- this was the most -- >> and the space is tiny. >> yeah. we were like this. and we are very sweat because it was hot in the closet. >> yes. >> and we are holding our hands. and then i decide to write my children a, you know, last word. and i'm with my girls, i love you. i'm probably going to die, so be safe. be careful. stay sweet. it's very important for me that my sweet children will stay close. >> and now when you're with your youngest child, your son -- >> yeah. >> we're talking about children the same age -- that he wrote you a note. >> a note, yeah. my son told me that he wants to take me along with his sister to the room and he wants to give me something. he wrote me two sentences. i hope you will be happy, and please don't be sad anymore. i love you. and they told thank you that you tell me that, and i will try to be more happy, like i used to be

yasmin, ms. zainab. i don't think that i will ever be able to get out of this shame unless their fathers take me by the hand and take me away. with shafa salda , don't ever say this because our fathers, i wish to know that the fathers of these dear ones and all the dear ones who wear police uniforms serve me. are they forced to engage in these conflicts at that moment or not? they can stay back at all, they can go for any reason, but they will follow this line. which line should stop the robber? really, i look at us on this front, we had the sim khardardar, on this front, that is, on this war front, the sim khardardar is more successful than the sim khardardar during the war. for example, he takes sides in the square and in the clashes, look at this. we had a martyr in hormozgan a few days ago, martyr panahi, he was the leader of the fight against smuggling in the region. lately, the commander had been crying. he was able to rent a 45-meter house. in hormozgan, our senior officer who is the leader of the

i am lindy reiser in for yasmin vossoughian. breaking news just in the nbc with president biden set to speak at 2:30 this afternoon. just about 30 minutes from now. his first comments that the hamas surprise attack on israel and israel's response. we will have a live report from the white house in just a moment. we will bring you the presidents remarks when they happen. first, the latest. at least 70 people are dead, hundreds more are wounded in israel after hamas forces launched an unprecedented attack by air, land, and see. president biden set to deliver remarks on the situation, which will bring to you live. prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, saying the country isn't a state of war. the israeli military saying an unknown number of soldiers and civilians have been taking hostage. meanwhile, gaza's health ministry reports 198 people are dead and more than 1600 injured after israeli airstrikes in the region in retaliation. this comes 50 years and one day after the start of the october war, also known as the yom kippur war, who

i'm yasmin vossoughian on a very busy sunday afternoon.ery closely, as israel is ramping up its next phase with increased attacks on the ground

yasmin cherif.y dar a conocer una nueva herramienta para ayudar a los inquilinos de nuestra región con información y recursos de vivienda. >> le decimos cómo puede utilizarlas. >> atención costas del pacífico mexicano. otros sistemas se está formando. en un 70. vamos a ver qué es lo que va a suceder con esta formación de otro sistema tropical ferent bueno, ya está cerca el día de brujas y es muy común ver a niños y jóvenes comiendo dulces a más no poder como cada año. >> por ello, los expertos alertan a los padres hay que sumar algunas cuestiones. hay que tener cuidado porque algunos pueden contener droga, eric jiménez con más detalles, quebrantos de salud y hasta la muerte se le ha atribuido al consumo de dulces o comestibles con drogas. >> desganado, enfermo del estómago, dolor de cabeza. bueno para estos niños que son la mitad de nuestro tamaño y que además no están acostumbrados a ingerir este tipo de sustancias, pues las consecuencias físicas también deben ser mucho más severas. el consumo de d

some of you shadowed by rosette j. yasmin? yes. on. she examines how we deal with change. it couldn't then perfect. how can we make changes happen? most times. why is it that sometimes we say, yes, i want to change it, but in other situations, we think having to no food haven't me got to spend. that's for the health fitness, and most importantly, what happens in the brain when we're confronted with change. happening down mean was in milliseconds. chemical messengers are released, which ultimately amount to biological cocktails. these send a signal, for example, to the, got some in the form of gut feelings, food and uninvolved. because in these feelings can be perceived as thrilling or threatening. but we can program all brains to react to more positively by for and boom is it was change. it's always a movement away from or toward something with the, for instance, when we're in love, we can move mountains and uproot trees. the fact that there's no stopping us, that's a towards movement. and especially with change, we want to see how we can bring a boat or produce that towar

yasmin is the area of ​​responsibility of a subsidiary of the search engine yango, that is , it is basedgy that was used to develop alice, but the local team is creating the local assistant. we have a partner who helps us with development of the technology that underlies it, but we are training yasmina, let's say, as a separate product for this market, and we are introducing our smart assistant who can speak dialect. khalija, her name is yasmina. the difference with alice is that this is a completely different smart assistant. yasmina is yasmina. it is based on our technologies and we trained it together with arabs who speak the khalij dialect to speak this language. the point here is that arabic has 14 main dialects, which are quite different from each other, so that the creators promise to teach yasmina to speak the rest too, as well as english, a little later, as long as she understands it, but speaks... quite slowly, the life of the shift will seem to be like alice in yandex stations. in any case, they were the ones who were presented at the stand, but there were no smart home device

on israeli radio uh with people calling in talking about uh the i think it was the kibet berry uh yasminese hostages have been killed by hamas, maybe many of them, maybe many more than we're being told were actually killed by idf soldiers in these kind of exchanges where they decided to try and release uh hostages, but just killed them all uh by mistake rather than negotiate, so the the negotiations are absolutely key to this, and i think you, at some point uh the borders will have to be reopened. i would love to see the british prime minister rishionac announce. that the royal air force were going to be flying bravely over uh over gaza, dropping food, dropping water, dropping supplies uh so that the people can be fed and medical supplies particularly and also using their um ships that are in the area the radar uh in order to make sure there are no israeli uh war planes overflying garls or whatsoever and if they are maybe even to shoot them down because this is a potential situation which could be cataclysmic uh a in a third world war even dragging in the americans, the chinese, the russ

difficult to contact people who might be reluctant to speak to us, but we know from the experience of yasmin pour at who told is really national radio. that many is rarely noncombatants were killed in the crossfire. and undoubtedly, most of those she witnessed were killed, buys, rarely security forces, including her own partner. and then her own house with shell by is really tags her interview was initially taken offline and it was difficult to even retrieve her interview is only thanks to the work of the israeli journalist, david sheen, and the palestinian journalist ali i remember that it really saw the light of day in english, so it's been even difficult sometimes to access these. but as i said, i'm mostly working here with the public record in israel. this is well known and anyone can go to the protest in tel aviv are those outside the prime minister's office and speak to the captives families. and they'll tell you about this phenomena i'm themselves. the problem is the us media in western media refuses to discuss it. why is that? why that picking up the story a big it seems to be consis

ticket to the quarterfinals of the prestigious hard tournament in the celestial empire, the italian yasmine have already... out of the fight the american sofia kenin and the british katie boulter, if sofia came out on the class, sobalinka gave only three games to the ponetka, then the skateboarding had to be strained , the match lasted more than 2 and a half hours, of course, we wish arina good luck, but the tennis player is already more than motivated, because the athlete has plans not only for a good performance in beijing, but an obvious desire to finish the year in first place line of the world classification, which it actually currently occupies, and we hope that it will remain there. tennis topics: at all major starts in this sport there is always a great atmosphere in the stands, the athletes, in turn , never forget to thank the fans for their support, for their mood, but what are words for those when there is an opportunity to get a trophy from their favorite player. a slight embarrassment occurred in peking when the italian janich sinner, after a successful performance in the secon

. >> yes, and you know as well as anyone yasmin. iran has been the subject of covert operations by american intelligence. israeli intelligence. for years. the iranians have been pointed fingers at intelligence being behind many of the attacks that have taken place against nuclear scientists and even more explicitly as america has admitted. the killing of soleimani. who oversaw the proxy umbrella cross the region. and the various factions under its control. if iran is proven to be involved in these direct operations. then the question really shifts to what israel and unites a pair to do. with its allies in the region. and the united states is countries like saudi arabia, united arab emirates, qatar. a lot of capabilities across the region. would unites it's going to, or with israel carry out direct overt military operations against iran? in response to this attack. that is not a question i can certainly answer. it's certainly a question i'm sure a lot of security analysts would be looking at. whether or not israel would carry out thi

. >> that wraps it up for me everyone, i'm yasmin -- you catch me on msnbc this coming friday went through the, i'm assuming in the chair back next -- symone starts right now. e chair back next - symonegreetings everyone, you ae watching symone. crisis averted, no government shutdown. but, just for now. president biden says it is time to stop governing by crisis. fellow lawmakers and -- the same dysfunctional matt -- one thing is certain, more drama in the house this week. house speaker kevin mccarthy's nemesis, and chief tormentor, fellow republican matt gaetz, well, he has announced that he will soon file a motion to remove the speaker. will democrats vote for? that we are gonna get some answers from democratic congressman, and chair of the congressional black caucus stephen -- . plus, i caught up with actress carrie washington, we discussed her passion for voting rights, and engaging others in the political process. you will hear why olivia pope says you are the fixer, in this current political crime at. and i am symone sanders-townsend, and i have something to say. ♪ ♪ ♪ well, that was

lot of these agreements are coming to fruition and we have not seen what that deal looks like yet, yasmin, but we know those members are going to get a look at it pretty soon and hopefully they will be able to decide whether or not they want to take that deal. >> so, stellantis, halfway of, possibly on the way to getting that done. gm, kind of still this outlier here. i know, as you quoted, some of the leaders at gm, and the leaders at the unions as, well are they hoping that the momentum from fort and possibly stellantis will help propel forward an agreement with gm in the coming days? >> exactly. and we have seen that here and los angeles with the writers strike. you know, that prompted the actors to go back to the negotiating table and there's been some weird that maybe they are getting closer to a deal. so this is likely going to put some pressure on gm to try to get on board so that all three big automakers can get those workers back to work and try to recoup some of that money that has already been lost. >> thank you dana, appreciate it. that wraps up for me, very busy two hours eve

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. >> yasmin is an extraordinary woman. thank you so much for joining us. us. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> 3:00 a.m. in tel aviv. two more hostages, more than 200 still being held, are on their way home. nurit cooper and yocheved lifshitz. both israeli citizens, both taken from their kibbutz on october 7. mrs. lifshitz and her husband are founding members of the kibbutz. she and mrs. cooper were handed over in southern gaza, where they each were examed by medics. now the medics telling an egyptian media outlet that mrs. kuiper and lifshitz were in stable condition. just a few moments ago, we got this video of a military helicopter carrying the two freed women now safely back here in israel. this comes with sources telling cnn that the biden administration has been pressing israel to delay its ground incursion into gaza to allow more time to get hostages out and humanitarian aid in from the south. that said, national security spokesman john kirby tells cnn tonight, quote, we don't believe this is the time for a ceasefire. there'

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my friend yasmin vossoughian, she's joining me. don't believe me? stick around. she is right there.e everyone. >> hi, everyone. good to see you. i'm vossoughian. the government is open today much of the relief of millions of americans who would've been impacted if democrats did not step in. the drama continues

footage from the gas: i was sleeping, suddenly everything began to collapse on us, says eleven-year-old yasmin me get out, they took me straight to the hospital, but i don’t know what happened to my sisters, this is already video filmed in an israeli hospital, a young man talking to american journalists in front of whose family was killed, and he himself survived by chance. the door opened, shots were fired, they threw a grenade. she exploded. the last thing my father said was that he lost his arm and then my mother died right on top of me. israel also continues to count those killed on its side, and there are already about half a thousand of them. details of hamas's bloody invasion are still emerging. the media argues about the fact of the beheading of jewish children by hamas, but the facts of the murder of children are undeniable. this photo shows the consequences of just one mass shooting of teenagers in kibbutz blizgaz. hamas will be destroyed. hamas must be dealt with precisely. like sigil, they must be expelled from the community of nations. i tell you all, we will destroy this thing ca

i am lindy reiser in for yasmin vossoughian.s just in the nbc with president biden set to