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tonight. this is far broader than even prosecutors first thought. were breaking down the path to a criminal conspiracy and why experts now think the most serious charges may be yet to come. why are we doing this now? the house insurrection hearing showed the nation that january 6th was more organized than many realized. the committee, devoted to investigating that day, has revealed truths about that day, and yet the house probe has also underscored something new to many. trumps attempt...

good day. im chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. new political and potentially legal headaches for president biden after a second batch of classified documents is found at his delaware home. will attorney general merrick garland weigh in when he makes a statement a few minutes from now? plus george santos facing new calls to resign including from even more of his republicans in his home state. but hes making it clear hes staying in congress. can he and gop lead...

unpredictable, consequential events and passionate issues that caused the political football to bounce, the one big question remains. whos going to win? history would suggest that the incumbent president and his party will lose their majority in the house, especially with president bidens overall job approval number among likely voters at just 39%. when you look at strong approval and strong disapproval, signs of passion, you see the real trouble for democrats. 18% strongly approve of ...

and workers. the issue was sick time. the president said the deal ensures rail workers will get quote better pay, improved working conditions and peace of mind around their health care costs. amtrak had preemptively postponed long distance routes to avoid stranding passengers if a deal wasnt reached. a strike would have had a devastating impact on the economy since 40% of goods shipped long distance in the united states use the rail system. theres been no word yet from the labor unions...

now, its sickening to see the new attacks on the fbi. threatening life of law enforcement agents and their families. for simply carrying out the law and doing their job. look, i want to say this clear as i can, theres no place in this country no place for endangering the lives of law enforcement. no place. none. never, period. im opposed to defunding the police and also opposed to defunding the fbi. >> president biden condemning the attacks on the fbi after the remarks which came just ...

its amazing. [laughter] rachel: it is. pete: after the cow saying we need to moo-o-ve on. will: were having apple cider doughnuts. todd: what a tough day for hegseth, the eater in chief, man, youre missing all the stuff that will mentioned. its next level. will: yeah. it is a fun day here. its officially fall, and lets bring in our friend, dan bongino, the host of "unfiltered with dan bongino." good morning, dan. rachel: good morning, dan. >> hey, i was on my phone. oh, yeah, i got a g...

economic direction, the biggest tax cuts and a half a century in a bid to kickstart growth. and the first woman to win back the booker prize twice, the celebrated author dame hilary mantell dies at the age of 70. welcome to bbc news. the g7, the group of seven wealthiest nations, have condemned the referendums being held in parts of ukraine to decide whether they want to join russia. it added the votes, which are being organised by moscow—backed officials, are a breach of the united ...

70 people have drowned after carrying migrants sank. about 20 survivors are being treated in hospital. survivors say the boat set off from the northern lab and on with more than 100 people on—board on tuesday. —— lebanon. now on bbc news, its click. this week, we are back in berlin as europes largest tech show powers up.— show powers up. yes, we will ulide show powers up. yes, we will glide through _ show powers up. yes, we will glide through the _ show powers up. yes, we will ...

markets around the world take dive as warnings of a recession are all but inevitable. and, a tearful farewell for one tennis�*s greats. roger federer plays his final competitive match. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. officials in four russian—occupied regions of ukraine have been holding self—declared referendums on whether to become part of the russian federation. the kremlin supports the votes, just as it did after the annexation of crimea, the uk...

competitive match. she competitive match. could have stopped me a long, she could have stopped me a long, long time ago, but she didnt. she kept going and allowed me to play. its amazing. thank you. cheering and applause. _ hello, welcome to the programme. officials in four russian—occupied regions of ukraine have been holding self—declared referendums on whether to become part of the russian federation. the kremlin supports the votes, just as it did after the annexation of crimea ...