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starliner to carrying nasa astronauts to and from the space station, boeing, long believed to be the favorite, slipped behind. and so there is now so much on the line for boeing, they've got to prove that they can do this and make good on the contract that nasa first awarded them back in 2014 when nassib really made a bet and a gamble that's paid off to outsource the ferrying of its astronaut to the international space station to private companies so that nasa can focus on bigger things like sending nasa astronauts to the moon as part of the artemis program. but kate, as we sit here today, you can really feel the excitement building. let's just hope that that pesky ground company cuter, doesn't cause any more problems today, and that we are go for launch because i know these two astronauts and everybody on the boeing nasa, and united launch alliance team want to see this thing fly absolutely, chris, and it's great to sue. >> thank you so much. john was
have separated from the rest of the spacecraft and we'll essentially never be used again. they're totally expended civil but these two now continuing on into space and then just the capsule. and about 24 hours, hopefully rendezvous with the space station. and that curve up they're excited get into to finally see this astronauts and her friends in elson. >> chris and fissure. so good to have you walk us through this for all the contexts and for your expertise in this field what an exciting thing for all of us to witness live. that was really great. thank you very much. i want to bring in my colleague, wolf blitzer now, who helms the next hour and that was really exciting to see that live i totally agree, allison, it was really exciting no matter how many times you see a launch, like that, it is so, so pi i'm so glad that kristin is on the scene for us helping us better, appreciate the enormity of this moment right now, the launch of this nasa, this boeing's starliner spacecraft. >> let me play, replay the
court and ruth bader ginsburg who considered antonin scalia to be one of her closest friends. when people of different minds used to be able to have civil conversations. would you run for office right now? >> no, because i enjoy being on with you a lot more than running for office. >> correct answer. >> i think there's two ways, chris, to deal with this. one is, if you take a look at the political parties, they have lost power. now who gets elected has been turned over to a bunch of special interest groups, and we can plug that. we can put a finger in the dike. but the bigger problem is the issue of the character. the bigger issue of are we willing to stand up against what we see as unfair or injustice, are we willing to take the heat. that's why i have been saying on this show more than any other show that i appear on, it's going to take some sort of a spiritual impact on all of us to
and given the carnage in gaza, extra security was on hand. israelis and palestinians had clashed ahead of the procession. one far right israeli lawmaker is calling on revelers to visit temple mount, a holy site to jews and muslims and a flash point for violence in the past. those are the ultranational members, threatening to take down the government. the white house insists those talks are still very much alive. and this week, two top officials are heading back to the middle east to get a deal across the finish line. joining us now, nbc's josh lederman and monica alba. so, josh, what is the security situation right now in jerusalem? >> well, it's very tense, following those events in the old city, and the one to really watch here at the moment, chris, is ben-gvir, the far right national security minister of israel. he's really setting the tone for these protesters for the ultranationalists right wing in
et cetera, so that's what they're focusing on right now in this case. continue to go talk about this scheme, and the jury has been hearing a lot of testimony along these lines. the senator seen arriving at court, the testimony about this meeting and about some of the surveillance, that will continue, and both the senator, his wife, as well as the two businessmen, we should note, chris, as we have been saying all along have pleaded not guilty, and obviously the trial continues. >> tom winter, thank you. now to las vegas where cooling centers just opened to protect people from scorching heat. nbc's liz kreutz is there where it currently feels like 109 degrees. oh, my gosh, liz. obviously behind you is one way, at least kids are trying to stay cool. >> reporter: hey, chris, yeah, it is hot, and it is only going to get hotter here in las vegas. that's why these kids are out at the splash pad, enjoying the cooler temperatures. cooler, still very hot, early in
about, i'm thinking about two people in particular, maybe a larger category, and those are witnesses and specifically stormy daniels and michael cohen, each of whom have given extensive interviews in the days since the verdict. my expectation is that trump's lawyers will be able to persuasively say these folks are allowed to talk about him and the verdict and their role within it. it's unfair and unconstitutional that he shouldn't be able to do the same. and, chris, they're not entirely wrong, as far as i'm concerned. >> lisa rubin, thank you. now to the u.s.-mexico border after president biden's new executive action took effect at midnight. nbc's david noriega is along the border in san diego, and so it's been 14 hours since that new executive action took place. are you seeing any changes? >> reporter: short answer, chris, is not many. at least not many that are visible. let's use where i'm standing now as an illustration. this fence you see is the second fence. there is another fence behind it
also, it's already pushing 100 degrees in las vegas, and it's only going to get worse. the stark new warning on global temperatures from the united nation, and who officials there think should foot the bill in the fight. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we begin with msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin on trump's new york gag order. so trump's lawyers are asking the judge to lift the order. the d.a. is opposing it. what are we expecting here? >> well, the d.a.'s office, chris, has let the judge know that they would like to submit real briefs, meaning extended argument with case citations and the like on june 13th and june 27th. those are not coincidentally the same dates that briefs are due first from trump's lawyers and then from the d.a. with respect to his sentence. what i think will happen here is that the gag order will remain in place but will be significantly narrowed, and when i think about who will be let free from the gag order, meaning who trump will be able to speak
historic journey into space. it is the company's very first successful crude mission launch after two scrubbed missions in the past weeks. nbc's marissa parra is at kennedy space center for us, third time is the charm, marissa. tell us about the mission and the astronauts who are along for the ride. >> reporter: yes, so a third time was indeed the charm as proven today not that long ago, chris, and this was something that was highly anticipated, long awaited after a series of delays. we're not just talking about in the last month. there were three attempts at this exact mission that you witnessed earlier today. this has been delayed by years. over the years, we have seen when it comes to boeing star liner, there were issues with software glitches, parachute complications, there was issues with flammable tape, but then when we were looking at the very first attempt to have a crude mission to the international space station that was about one month ago there were separate issues, a valve issue, a helium leak that was discovered. there was another attempt this past weekend.
now, we have all of these israeli citizens who have been evacuated from the north. that is putting a lot of pressure on israel's government to tamp this down and do something about it. that is what is leading ben-gvir and others to say it's not enough to shoot back and forth, it's time to go to war. netanyahu in israel this morning saying they are considering some very significant action against hezbollah on the northern border, chris. >> josh lederman, monica alba, thank you both. we've got breaking news from the pentagon. defense secretary lloyd austin's chief of staff announcing today she is resigning. kelly magnussen is one of the few people that knew austin was hospitalized but did not tell the white house or senior pentagon staff. secretary austin didn't say anything magnussen stepping down, but did praise her leadership, counsel and selfless service, adding i am and will remain in her debt. in just over an hour, a major reproductive rights bill