the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ruhl e starts now tonight, the split screens court cases, donald trump using today s a voluntary appearance to air his grievances before the judge. while hunter biden pleads not guilty on federal charges. then, chris christie is out of the race for now, but could he be back as a third party candidate? and what happens when misinformation is given a platform? the collective responsibility to call out the lies, the 11th hour getting underway on this thursday night. good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. and we are following the breaking news out of the middle east tonight. american led military strikes targeting militias in yemen backed by iran, for weeks, as the war between israel and amos escalated. those militia groups have attacked commercial and other ships in the nearby red sea. the night, the u.s. and its allies struck back, firing on targets in yemen. we ll
be back as a third party candidate? and what happens when misinformation is given a platform? the collective responsibility to call out the lies, the 11th hour getting underway on this thursday night. good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. and we are following the breaking news out of the middle east tonight. american led military strikes targeting militias in yemen backed by iran, for weeks, as the war between israel and amos escalated. those militia groups have attacked commercial and other ships in the nearby red sea. the night, the u.s. and its allies struck back, firing on targets in yemen. we ll have more on all of this is just ahead, but first, let s turn to a former president and the son of a current president in court within hours of one another. today in your city, it began with a bomb threat at the judge overseeing trump s fraud case. and then later, trump made what was his second court appearance of
occupied as superintendent. reporter: this is personal to you? very personal. reporter: vanessa struggles with uncertainty. when you look at yourself five new years from now, ten years from now, where do you want to be? hopefully out of here. i have to help my mom out. reporter: the family has now moved to more permanent housing, but it is just a first step. if you do not create the power pay environments, if you do not test efficiently. we are asking for problems that will be much costly or to address later on. reporter: keeping vanessa and high school is key, he says. he hopes the system does not let her down. stephanie gosk, nbc news, l.a.. that is how one district is tackling one major problem. but there are many obstacles to educate our kids and we need to talk about that. we will be covering the hidden crisis in education across this country in the weeks to come, right here on this program. and on that note, i wish you a
when we met her in the fall, she was living in interim housing. sharing a converted hotel room with her mother, and ten year old brother. vanessa just started at the neighborhood high school across the street. [inaudible] especially since she is still stuck here. reporter: why is that the toughest? do you worry about your mom? i worry a lot about my mom. most of the time. reporter: her mom suffered a health scare when the school year began, and was in the hospital. vanessa had to stay home from school to take care of her brother. she worries that they will end up in foster care. vanessa says that taking care of her family let her to fill her first semester in eighth grade. reporter: it s hard sometimes to focus on school when so much is going on outside of school. yes, there were some moments where i did not pay attention to much in school. reporter: the stress and trauma felt by students it s
old brother. vanessa just started at the neighborhood high school across the street. [inaudible] especially since she is still stuck here. reporter: why is that the toughest? do you worry about your mom? i worry a lot about my mom. most of the time. reporter: her mom suffered a health scare when the school year began, and was in the hospital. vanessa had to stay home from school to take care of her brother. she worries that they will end up in foster care. vanessa says that taking care of her family let her to fill her first semester in eighth grade. reporter: it s hard sometimes to focus on school when so much is going on outside of school. yes, there were some moments where i did not pay attention to much in school. reporter: the stress and trauma felt by students it s manifesting in the classroom. it s impacting teachers on a daily basis. reporter: what effect does