i m daniel lurie and i ve spent my career fighting poverty, helping people right here in san francisco. i m also a father raising two kids in the city. deeply concerned that city hall is allowing crime and lawlessness to spread. now we can do something about it by voting yes on prop e. a common sense solution that ensures we use community safety cameras to catch repeat offenders and hold them accountable. vote yes on e. a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we have breaking news. a massive potentially life- threatening storm is slamming into california at this hour. nbc s sam brock joins us from san francisco. they are near the bay bridge. welcome. how are things in the area today? high, right now, they re looking at 40 million people across the state of california all the way from los angeles and san diego and ventura appeared to san francisco where i am and sacramento which are under floo
as alexandria ocasio-cortez said on her network earlier today, you can t really in good faith blame the republicans when, in fact, it s the democrats in control of capitol hill. so now as you said, the focus is on the money that s already in the pipeline earlier this year. congress passed tens of billions of dollars for housing. a lot of that money has not gone out, partly because the states have been slow to act. also because it s been a problem with the paperwork involved. that s the 34es message from top administration officials on the sunday talk shows today. listen. the real issue here is how to get money out to renters who through no fault of their own are behind on their rent and to help landlords keep those renters in their home. that s a win/win. we need to continue getting this emergency assistance out to people so they can stay in their homes. so the reason why the
country. only to be called off by the president announcing it in that series of three tweets late last night. citing the fact that there was an attack in kabul late thursday that killed 12 people, including a u.s. serviceman. the president writing in the second of that series of tweets, what kind of people would kill so many in order to seemingly strengthen their bargaining position? so the president calling it off. taking a lot of people by surprise. the afghan president himself was to be on the premises. but from what we can gather from the president s tweets and elsewhere, he was not going to be negotiating directly with the talib taliban. jo, the negotiations have been going on for quite some time between the u.s. and taliban. principally in qatar. they were said to be close to an agreement. mike pompeo was due to make the rounds on all the sunday talk shows today. there was republican opposition, not only from congress, from
bring democrats on board to fix it. i called the white house the next day and i said first stop sabotaging obama care and two, sit down and work with us. we have ideas, you have ideas. we can t repeal obama care, that was proven if they lost, we ll work with you to make it better. mitch mcconnell s goal is to repeal and replace and to do that he will have to have at least 50 votes from his own party. gregg: a lot of undecided republicans on sunday talk shows today. i know you been following. where exactly do they stand? we know their five republicans is that they will not support the current bill but are open to change their minds if changes are made. today we heard that same thing from several other senators who have concerns with the plan and are currently undecided. there could be others as well and the days ahead that joint. a lot of senators are still working their way through the
bring democrats on board to fix it. i called the white house the next day and i said first stop sabotaging obama care and two, sit down and work with us. we have ideas, you have ideas. we can t repeal obama care, that was proven if they lost, we ll work with you to make it better. mitch mcconnell s goal is to repeal and replace and to do that he will have to have at least 50 votes from his own party. gregg: a lot of undecided republicans on sunday talk shows today. i know you been following. where exactly do they stand? we know their five republicans is that they will not support the current bill but are open to change their minds if changes are made. today we heard that same thing from several other senators who have concerns with the plan and are currently undecided. there could be others as well and the days ahead that joint. a lot of senators are still working their way through the