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center, the north hall of the convention center and they will slowly move students there. police at the same time are going building by building, and from what we understand, this is a large campus. theyre going building by building, floor by floor, making sure that they can go in and clear each floor, making sure theres no one else that may be injured, making sure that if there are people who are still scared, hunkering down, that they are helping them get them out of the building, an...

reporters the first time on camera since the iran-backed houthi rebels attacked commercial strips and destroyer in the red sea using drones and ballistic missiles. the white house says the u.s. cannot assess the u.s.s. carney was the target. hello, welcome, everyone, a breaking news afternoon. im sandra smith in new york. and bret, great to have you here. >> bret: something that happens a lot on this show. i think. john has the day off. this is "america reports". we are also awaiting a...

a looping alex greenwood header giving the visitors the lead after 12 minutes. a quickfire double from laurenjames 2 goals in 2 minutes approaching the break. beth mead has just put england to 4-0 beth mead has just put england to 4—0 up in scotland so it really is england in cruise control. for all the other nations league results, head to the bbc sport website. two games ongoing in the premier league on tuesday. arsenal can extend their lead to five points at the top of the premier...

>> hi, bret, how are you doing? >> bret: good. i appreciate it. good evening, welcome to washington. breaking tonight, actually moments ago, president biden telling democratic donors in boston, quote: if trump wasnt running, im not sure i would be running. insisting democrats cannot let the former president win. well talk more about the presidents messaging later in the show. meantime today on capitol hill, jewish students at some of the top colleges and universities in the country sai...

if donald trump wasnt running for the white house. were breaking down the stark revelation about bidens decision making and what it says about the state of the 2024 presidential race. also breaking. after republican senator tommy tuberville finally backs down on his nearly year long blockade of u.s. military promotions, hundreds of nominees have been confirmed tonight. and the israeli military is claiming new advances across gaza. new video showing the frantic search for survivors in t...

sister, a daughter, a wife, or a friend should join us to unite against rape. this goes beyond politics. if we cant agree that rape is wrong, then we have accepted the unacceptable. >> bill: a lot of comments there, sheryl sandberg calling the worlds attention to the atrocities of hamas against women. former facebook coo calling out womens group for a deafening silence on the rape of israeli women at the hands of hamas. what impact can a message like this have? im bill hemmer and its t...

them later tonight. we begin right now with the news in the new book by former congresswoman liz cheney. as youve just heard, she is out on book tour. but she is saying some pretty newsworthy and important things. a little context upfront. you know liz cheney, but thats because shes a politician who emerge from the hard right flank of the was bush cheney era. she rose to the republican party leadership in the house where she added some gravitas. she was the highest ranking woman at one...

keith morrison (voiceover): a loving pastors family instant targets. i heard the first shot go off and said, i love you, mom. i love you, dad. keith morrison (voiceover): they were the only ones who >> i heard the first shot go survived, and no one knew then how long justice would take off and i said, i love, you i love you dad. >> they were the only ones who survived. and no one knew then how long justice would take or what it would cost. were you frightened, terrified that they would...

>> reporter: back now to the death of former secretary of state henry kissinger at the age of 100. msnbc nightly news anchor lester holt reports on the life and legacy of the controversial figure who played a major role in american diplomacy for decades. >> thank you. nice to see you all. >> reporter: he was brilliant, ambitious, controversial, and one of the most influential secretaries of state in american history. >> i think we made for the progress. >> reporter: henry kissinger ser...

friend. such essential reporting. paola ramos, please come back. thats our show for this evening. its now time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. good evening lawrence. >> good evening alex, and before andrew weismann and glenn kirschner, i have an observation and a request. its a question. my observation is my favorite thing on television last night had nothing to do with lighted christmas trees, it was chris hayes doing the farm report on your program, and the request is, coul...