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Not correlate with where a lot of the locations r and so it is a challenge, and i'm not too concerned about it in terms of the scale, but one or two that have a significant following that show up, and at the same time, i am worried about any kind of active shooter or retaliatory protester or counter protester. >> we will check back with the two of you as this develops, clint watts and garrett haake. now, with the texas abortion law, we are hearing from a new interview with npr, justicestein breyer spoke with nina totenberg about the shadow docket 5/4 decision in which a conservative court le...

Now in the hands of the select committee investigating the january 6th capitol riot. the committee set a deadline of yesterday of private companies and agencies to release a trove of material including communications from donald trump's white house as the capitol police force is planning a rally in support of the insurrectionists who have been arrested and charged in the attack. joining us are garrett haake and nbc national security analyst and former fbi special agent clint watts. so, garrett, what can you tell us about the documents incoming to the committee? >> well, geoff, this is part of ...

Just a moment but right now i want to send it over to garrett haake who is going to catch you up from our washington newsroom on other news happening today. >> hallie, thank you. any minute now we expect to hear from president biden and first lady jill biden, the pair is expected to give remarks on how the administration plans to keep children safe in u.s. schools as we continue to fight the coronavirus pandemic. in his speech last night the president laying out his plan to protect who he calls our youngest and most precious americans. >> we know that if schools follow the science and improble...

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There in afghanistan. we continue our coverage right now. let's toss it over to garrett haake. garrett? >> chris jansing, thank you. i'm garrett haake. there has been an explosion outside the kabul airport. you're looking at live pictures of the airport. it's 6:30 in the evening tonight. pentagon says casualties are still unclear at this point. we know that the president has been briefed on the explosion. he was in a preplanned national security meeting this morning. white house officials are huddling as we speak. we hope to learn more from them soon. the airport has been under a terror threat...