Tim Heller News Today

from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we begin with two major developments both of which could impact the election interference cases against donald trump. first up, we have the supreme court rejecting the special counsels request for an early review of clumps claims that he should be immune from facing prosecution. a newly discovered recording of trump pressuring michigan election officials not to certify the 2020 election. we are goi...

Blow. Heavy winds expected throughout the island. We have Team Coverage now. Tim heller is in the Weather Center but we begin with jana katsuyama, youve been talking to a former bay area resident now living on the big island. Reporter weve been talking to people on the ground all day long. He tells me some tourists have already checked into shelters as the island shifts to emergency mode. Winds rip through the big island. In hilo people boarded up businesses trying to avoid damage from wind or f...

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A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.

A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.

A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.

A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.

A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.

A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.

A permanent reduction to community behavioral health and substance abuse services funding will result in more crime, drug us, and homelessness in Nebraska, advocates warn.