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♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back everyone. i'm -- in for yasmin -- if you're just joining me, welcome. we are seeing live pictures right now from the march on washington. we just heard from the family of martinique to king junior, and msnbc's own reverend al sharpton, the president of the national action network, with their vision for a better
who lost. homes who have lost -- more than 1000 people are still missing. there is another question. why isn't there an official list of the missing? i think that is something that officials may be working on. it is certainly frustrating for people here who need answers anytime quickly. yasmin? >> that is what i have a curious. about the main list of people who are missing. i wonder if there is appropriate contact services there. is there an understanding that the remaining people who are missing are missing because of this fire? >> we don't now. i think there are multiple list we are hearing about. maybe one with the city. maybe one of the county. i hear there is an effort our is outside reporting that there is an effort to merge those listen to one official list. we haven't heard from one or why we do not know who is missing and who may be in the children who may be behind me in that wreckage. that is very troubling and very
watching, it brings out the truth in a lot of witnesses. >> jay tom morgan, thank you sir. i appreciate it. all right, georgia's republican governor and secretary of state refusing to help donald trump try to overturn the 2020 election. but other republican state officials, they are furious with the indictments announced by dwight fani willis. a republican state senator, colton more, wrote to governor -- this week demanding a special session for lawmakers to review willis's actions, something that is not likely to happen it because it is rare for our governor to do so. otherwise three fifths of the georgia house and senate would have to vote for it, and republicans would need democratic votes to reach that threshold. he's also calling for defunding willis's office and for her impeachment quote, if appropriate. -- georgia democratic state representative shea roberts to talk more about this. representative roberts, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me, yasmin. >> any possibility democrats will get on board with this?
what do you think about when you prepare for something like that? >> yasmin, it's been one of the most rewarding professional experiences of my career. to be a part of a presidential debate. and thinking back to that june of 2019, along with lester and savannah, as well as chuck and with rachel maddow. it was two nights, ten candidates a night, and i say it's one of those privileges of my career because it's the opportunity that one gets to delve a very deeply into each and every candidates position, both the platitudes and the talking points, but also what they have said throughout their career, and that's a process that, for the folks that were getting ready to do that debate in 2019, it was a two-week, intensive process. where you have the opportunity
this is how they think? >> yes, yasmin, thank you for having me on. i think these examples we are talking about today, whether youth indoctrination or arkansas as attempts to obstruct access to african-american study what it really speaks to is the indignity of being led by the ignoramuses. whether we are talking about the clear misrepresentation of someone like frederick douglass who experienced slavery and what he thought about slavery or the a historical nonsensical justifications in arkansas of why the african american studies courses will be obstructed. fundamentally they speak to the injustice of being led by willfully lack of a better word on people i think that in arkansas sarah huckabee sanders said they are going to block access to or create barriers to
truly prepared for what may be to come? folks there behind you? >> yasmin, the state have not experienced a tropical storm but california does go through natural disasters every year with wildfires. both local county and state agencies -- >> so, the key thing for residents in california is to get the information necessary to be paying attention on their phones, to the news, to know what can happen with the tropical storm. again, a lot of people do not know what it is. like when it comes to the infrastructure it does exist i spoke with a firefighter. a lot of these sandbag pickup zones are at fire stations. he said to me, you know? what we are ready for this. we prepare for natural disasters. we had guys fighting wildfires a few days ago. some came back and we are ready
atlanta constitution and the author of flipped how georgia turned purple on both the monopoly on republican power. we want to start with our own nbc's ali vitale who is outside of the jail for us in atlanta. bring us up to date, ali, if you. we'll fani willis gave all the defense until friday at noon. allowing them to turn themselves and. what do we know about this deadline and one of the going to be down? >> it is a long runway, yasmin. from the time that those indictments were first announced until the time they're up against the deadline to turn themselves and. of course, we are all tracking the movements of the most famous of those 19 people, the former president, donald trump. our sources in law enforcement telling us that, though this plan could change, trump is expected to turn himself in. more likely towards the end of next week standing outside here at the jail today it is a pretty quiet road behind me. theoretically, the gate behind me is where intake would
to respond any possible flooding in the area. california is waiting for this. we should add that -- willing part of the fleet they are moving as many as 12 shifts out of the san diego bay in preparation for the storm. authorities are doing what they can to prepare as best as possible. you can hear in the background, we have more trucks in the back are coming in -- bringing in more sand for the residents. local residents doing everything they can to prepare, yasmin. >> thank you. we are going to continue and track, and monitor, hurricane hilary as it barrels and makes its way -- i want to go to georgia now. we are standing by to see any of the 19 people indicted in the interference probe will surrender today. the world will have to wait a few days longer to see if we will get a look at donald trump in a way that we never have before. -- the msnbc contributor with the
president biden how the camp david summit with the leaders of japan and south korea on friday. the president signed historic agreements aimed at tightening up relations with both countries. the summit marking the first time the three countries have had a stand-alone meeting that was not part of a larger multilateral conference. it is also the first camp david summit of biden's presidency joining me now is nbc news's brie jackson. brie, good to see. what can you tell us about the presidents historic meeting with these two leaders and the agreement that was signed. >> good to see you, yasmin. friday's meeting was significant on many levels. it marked the first time that president biden hosted foreign leaders at camp david, sending a strong message about the importance of the trilateral summit. while both japan and south korea are strong individual allies of the u.s., they have a