the debt limit. authorities have lifted the evacuation order in crosby, texas. another chemical plant that exploded multiple times. last night the plant s owner purposely burned the remaining trailers there to prevent any more explosions and make it safe for residents to return. are there still people that are having to sleep there overnight? how is everybody handling the fall-out from harvey? i believe it s been ten days after the beginning of that storm. yeah. it s been not long, if you can believe it, yasmin. the american red cross told us about 32,000 people in texas remain in about 200 shelters across the state. the american red cross also told us they serve so many meals. half a million meals. they ploid supplies for 85,000 people, and those numbers are staggering, but really when you think about the scope of hurricane harvey, it is not at
comes as up to ten states threaten to sue the administration if the program is not canceled by tomorrow. with nearly 800,000 daca recipients already shielded from deportation since the program started in 2012 the ramifications could be massive, impacting those so-called dreamers. reaction has been fierce and immediate. facebook ceo mark zuckerburg and former rival hillary clinton to actor george takai. lawmakers of all stripes are voicing their concerns, slamming his president for his yet to be announced decision. let s go to who is standing by for us. talk to me more about this. i can tell you that political reports saying that daca will end with a six-month delay. now, what the president is doing is giving congress enough time to pass a law if they want to keep that program going. now, politico is also reporting that president obama will break his silence and speak out over social media if this announcement does happen. critics of daca say that the
brand new details on that deadly tour bus crash. what investigators have now revealed about the moments right before 15 people lost their lives. it is an unbelievable, awful, awful story. rick: then back to libya, nato commander heading up the operation there, saying the transition from u.s. command has been seemless, but there are still serious questions about the u.s. involvement moving forward, what to do about the rebels, of course, reports of the cia, on the ground. this as lawmakers remain divided over our role there. they are clearly in violation of the act that sets three and only three conditions under which the president can commit armed forces. one them is declaration war, authorization of congress, there s been none and three is a national emergency caused by an attack on united states territories, possessions or armed forces. there has been none. so this is clearly illegal.
commission has now weighed in and said no, they do not expect that any harmful levels of radiation could reach the u.s. they say that the releases so far were small and appear to have been taken out over the ocean by the prevailing winds. and then they go on to say, given the thousands of miles between the two countries, hawaii, alaska, the united states territories and the u.s. west coast, are not expected to experience any harmful levels of radioactivi radioactivity. there could be enough of radioactivity that will register somewhat on some of the measurement gauges. but they say not enough to be considered harmful. of course, it s a more immediate concern for the people of japan. you have seen some people there diagnosed with radioactive exposure. you ve seen vags evacuations. the government is talking about distributing iodine to stem the
superstar j.j. watt begins to spread some of the $18 million in donations he has helped raise. plus, a bizarre death and investigation at this year s 70,000 strong burning manifest val. msnbc live starts right now. zbloor good morning. we begin with breaking news overnight. that s rattling millions in the united states, including hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants. politico is reporting that president trump will soon halt daca. undocumented imbrants arrived as children. the president is expected to make an announcement on tuesday after wrestling what to do on the issue for months. here s the president back in february. take a listen. you are going to deal with daca with heart. i have to deal with a lot of politicians, don t forget, and i have to convince them that what i m saying is right. and the president s decision