For fast penetrating Relief Absorbine junior pro. Nothing numbs pain more. That does it for the weekend, the sunday morning. We will see you back here next saturday at 8 00 a. M. Eastern. And be sure to follow us on social media theweekendmsnbc. Our man, velshi in the house. Good to see you. 10 00 a. M. In the east, you have your day ahead of you. It is the first day of fall, we purred we appreciate that. Im told, it is national Ice Cream Cone day, which is limiting for those of us who are glutenfree. But not impossible. Where there is a will, there is a wave. I have faith in you. This is the way im going to approach it. By The End of the day there will be an Ice Cream in the cone. But it doesnt count if we dont see it on social media. Let me tell you, theres going to be a cone. Im hoping for the stuff i have to do tomorrow, that it is going to be a glutenfree cone. But One Way or another, theres going to be a cone for that Ice Cream. Velshi apparently needs to start now. Good morning
Good to be with you. Im katy tur. This morning when nikki haley announced she was dropping ouch the race, a huge swath of voters got thrown back into play. They followed four distinct buckets, the ones who will never vote for donald trump, the ones who grudgingly will vote for donald trump, the ones who are willing to switch over to joe biden and the ones who will throw up their hands and stay home. It is that third category, the ones willing to switch that both sides will now try to win over. What are their issues and what will the candidates do to get them . Joining us now from charleston, south carolina, nbc news correspondent ali vitali, and in west palm beach, florida, covering the Trump Campaign, nbc news correspondent, garrett haake. So ali, you have been talking about the haley voters, what they like, what they dont like. What theyre looking for, this is from voters in utah, gathered yesterday. Thats a really good question. Its probably going to be biden just because its been f
Place here, theres three more, as you can see in the difference. You cant see that clearly at the moment, but you can see the stretches out there as well. Now, this has been one of the hardest areas to get to for a long time. It had to be helicopters. Weve driven it, and that took many hours. You can see the Rescue Workers are here now. These helicopters are coming in to pick up either survivors, or bodies and to take them away two major hospitals in cities that havent been so badly affected. Theyre also running from here, into the remote villages that are still completely cut off by road. Theyve done a remarkable job, at actually getting the road open as far as we are. It took a long time and it is quite scary because its quite clear the wrong could happen if there was another trump. Or it could come back down. This is another house and Apartment Block that has been completely flattened. It was here that we saw the body of that young woman i mentioned, being taken away. Theyve got in
they ll be getting that check soon either by direct deposit or a check from the treasury, and they re going some will get it as early as this weekend. the moment of jubilation came just one day after the president s first prime time address where he set some bold new goals for vaccine distribution and the path to recovery. i ll direct all states, tribes and territories to make all adults, people 18 and over eligible to be vaccinated no later than may 1. i need every american to do their part. if we do this together by july the fourth there is a good chance you, your families and friends will be able to get together in your backyard or in your neighborhood and have a cookout or a barbecue and celebrate independence day. on july fourth with your loved ones is the goal. last hour i spoke with dr. francis collins director from the national institutes ever health. if he thinks i asked him if he thinks placing a marker like the fourth of july is a good idea when dealing t
that s the right that s guaranteed under roe. there s a nationwide federal standard that leaves these decisions previability largely up to women. if stark contrast, the mississippi view is states get to make that decision for women. so whether it is 15 weeks in mississippi, six weeks in texas, or the bills that states like alabama have passed that say you are a person at the moment of conception and ban any sort of post-conception restriction on a pregnancy. these are the sort of issues at stake in the supreme court next term. and did we learn anything about this court last week, in the last couple of weeks that gives us new expectations about what will happen with the mississippi law? we knew because president trump had pre-promised that he would not put anyone on the bench who did not favor curtailing abortion rights that that would likely be the twist