political calculus is simple. martha: we re getting messages from people in the trump circle, eric trump saying this just happened. the ninth circuit just awarded trump $121,000 in attorney fees from stormy daniels. this is in addition to the $500,000 that she owes him. interesting timing on that one, brit. it s the stuff of political slogan. vote for me. i collected $121,000 from a porn star that i had an encounter with. oh, good. martha: bill, your thoughts on that judgment. that was expected. i mean, he s entitled to those fees. the timing, i have to say is very curious. martha: it does raise this issue of the underlying issues that we re talking about here. you know i m afraid, this is just the beginning of two years where we ll have a lot of heavy breathing about a lot of legal
transicon, who has had her own very real journey overcoming many of these challenges. joining me now is eureka o hara, co-host of with the we re here on hbo. which binged all three seasons of. and thank you so much for being here, eureka. thank you so much for having me, joy. you look gorgeous! it s because i haven t watched we re here and cried off all my makeup yet. i want to talk to you, because to hear republicans tell it, you would think that there were, you know, tens of millions of transkids and adults who were just marauding the united states and creating all sorts of havoc. i was shocked when the wonderful producer who produced this segment found rachael, found that there are 121,000, 882 children between 16 and 17 years old, who were diagnosed with
msnbc has obtained data from flight aware showing the number of delayed flights in the u.s. was up 5% last year from the year before. the number of cancelled flights nearly doubled. from 121,000 to more than 210,000. we have a lot of folks to talk about this with. tom costello, who covers aviation. kara lee is at the white house for us. blayne alexander is at atlanta international. and jeff is a former ntsb investigator, president of gazetta risk discovery. great to have you all here. what s the situation right now? the system is back up and operational again. it was down for two hours. the first started, we think, around 5:00 a.m. or so. it was clearly in the early
please, please, please be patient. that is right, because we know how votes get counted and it s different by state. we know, for instance, in pennsylvania, that the way votes get counted in pennsylvania, this is a reminder from 2020, but still true. they can t even open and process absentee ballots until polls open on tuesday morning. it s going to take a while. there s going to be a substantial absentee vote. that favors democrats. just a reminder, two years ago, this is going to be very similar. you see joe biden initially jumped out to a huge lead when polls closed in pennsylvania. take a look, noon on wednesday, donald trump with a 500,000 vote lead. keep watching that time line, and then on thursday, november 5th, donald trump s lead gets down to 121,000 votes. 50.3 to 48.4. biden takes the lead on friday, november 6th at 10:00 a.m., a 5,000 vote lead. some of us remember this distinctly. and we called it on saturday at 11:24 a.m., and by the way, when all the votes were co
not a good time for home buyers. reporter: that s right, victor. fed policy can be sort of mysterious and confusing, but there s nothing confusing about what s happening in the housing market right now. it used to be ridiculously cheap to get a mortgage and it s not anymore. the average 30-year fixed rate mortgage went from 5.2% a week ago to 5.8% now. it s the biggest one-week spike in more than three decades, and the higher rates go, the less home you can afford. let me show you what we mean. if you re buying a home priced at $250,000, 20% down, your total cost over the life of that loan is $121,000 higher today than a year ago. and on a home that was a half a mill dollars, your total cost over the life of the loan is $241,000 higher. again, this is only because mortgage rates are higher. now, on a monthly basis, this