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the combat symptoms and boosts immunity. biovanta really works. it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. ahead for us, the breaking news in iran. more than 100 killed, after explosions. israel was not behind the attack. growing concerns about american hostages in gaza as israel prepares for many months of war. battle at the border, a whole lot of republicans at the u.s.-mexico line taking aim the president for a growing number of migrant crossings which are slowing down. in the count down to iowa, the ad wars are heating up and it is getting nasty early. the new lines of attack from ron desantis and nikki haley. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with those deadly blasts in iran with nbc s teheran bureau chief ally ali arouzi. reporter: wounded 210 others near a cemetery in iran where a ceremony was being held to mark the 2020 death of country s top commander, in a u.s. drone attack. ....
From maine, a handful of people who reached out to the secretary of state to challenge trump s eligibility to be on the ballot. tom, thanks for being here. my understanding is you actually voted for donald trump twice, 2016, 2020. that s correct. 2020, i felt he was the right person. extremely disappointed how he acted after he lost. he fueled an insurrection against the country that i love and put a pit in my stomach, and that s why i ve kind of stepped forward to do what i ve done, exercising both my state rights and my constitutional rights, questioning his qualifications to be on the main ballot. well, let me ask you to respond to what his arguments are which is that there was no due process, and this was done by a biassed secretary of state? so let me answer the first question, the secretary of state ran a rate hearing, if anybody wants it take time to watch it, ....
Activists. as the city of minneapolis prepares to vote on the future of its policing, nearly 18 months after george floyd s murder, and a new washington post analyses found that dozens have been quietly killed for the reason that federal efforts died. joining me now is the attorney general of black america, civil rights attorney ben crump. now, attorney crump, we haven t had you on the show since negotiations behind the federal police reform collapse on capitol hill last month, though you and i talk often as we deal with these and issues matters with the families. the main sticking point between parties being, of course, qualified immunity for police officers. democrats generally wanting individual officers to be subject to civil rights suits. ....
Independence to everybody, not just white people, but to black people, to brown people, asian people, and we have to keep doing that, reverend al. that is the only way we will get sustained sustained indignation, i call it. we got the eric garner law in new york. were you surprised i m out of time, but i have to ask you. were you surprised the justice department declined to pursue criminal civil rights charges for the kenosha, wisconsin, police officer who shot jacob blake seven times in the back citing insufficient evidence to establish that the officer used excessive force. now, let me remind our audience, blake was shot seven times in his back as he left the scene of a domestic incident in august of last year. the officer was found not guilty of state charges earlier this year. blake, of course, remains paralyzed from the waist down. your response, attorney crump? ....
United states has said that texas is in, quote, open defiance of the law. they ve essentially created a law specifically to scourge the regular educational process, to skirt the litigation process, and to prevent people from accessing a constitutional right. the district court said this is not going to stand. in 113 pages, the court offered many different reasons, but i think the biggest one is that somebody has to be able to sue texas to block this law. if not to block it, to actually have a court figure out what people s rights are, whether the law is constitutional, whether the enforcement mechanism is constitutional or proper. and that s what the federal district court did. fifth circuit issued a temporary stay yesterday, so it s basically a temporary pause on the district court s order to give the fifth circuit time to more fully develop its arguments, its claims, and then they re going to issue a fuller ....