country have seriously considered suicide. that right there is white showing up for these vulnerable young people is so important. i want them to know, i want you to know, that you are not alone. we love you! and we will always support you! remember, if you need help, ask for it! and if you are in a position to give help, please get it! and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us! and i will see you at the end of tomorrow. mary beth whistle about is a city clerk in madison wisconsin. spent the last 15 years running elections in that city. here she is 11 years ago, holding a mock election, in 2011 she was trying to figure out how much extra time voters would need to cast their ballots in 2012 under the state s new voter i. d. law. madison city clerk, and today we are having a mock election in the city county building to time various scenarios of voter i. d.
clerk in wisconsin. she spent the last 15 years running elections. here she is holding a mock election in 2011. she is trying to figure out how much extra time voters need to cast ballots under the state s iner you voter id law. i m madison city clerk. and today we re having a mock election invi the city county building to time various scenarios with voter id and figure out how to do the best practices for 2012 before we actually have an election. she said she chose to do this work because she wanted to combat voting inequities in madison. she encourages every new wisconsin election clerk that comes to herwi for training to similarly find their why. quote, they have to focus on why they re doing this work. what it comes down to is making votingak accessible to those eligible to vote. that s why we keep showing up daye after day. her why is more important now than ever. in 2020, mary beth contemplated not showing up. she almost quit. that s because after election day 2020,
Impeached ex president. charges of conspiracy, obstructions of an official proceeding and inciting an insurrection. multiple sources stressing to nbc news that all three options around the table, but nothing is yet set in stone. now the committee is expected to meet multiple times over this weekend before it makes its final decision and convenes on monday. the guardian was the first to report the committee was mulling criminal referrals on obstruction conspiracy but notably did not include that third charge of inciting an insurrection, which reflects the involving nation nature of this conversation heading into monday s vote. as the new york times reports, quote, it had been widely expected the panel would recommend charges against trump for obstructing official proceeding of congress and conspiracy to defraud the united states. the panels members had already argued in federal court that they believed it was likely that he committed those two felony. but the addition of an accusation o
Been charged with felony. i was left, you know, wanting either to get so sick that my life was at risk. or that my baby s heart stopped beating so that it could be over. three days later, amanda was admitted to the hospital with a 102-degree fever. she was diagnosed with sepsis and nearly lost her life. but was finally able to terminate her pregnancy under texas law that allows the procedure to save the life of the mother. this is the reality right now for women in united states. so much of the conversation heading into this election is focused on what republicans will do or could do if they gain power. but right now we have real world examples of women s whose lives are very much at risk from republican abortion bans. with the election less than three weeks away, and false tightening, how, how does this horrifying new reality affect what happens in november? does it?
Was able to end the pregnancy is that allows the abortion to save the life of the mother. so much of the conversation heading into this election focused on what republicans will do or could do if they gain power. but right now we have real world examples of women whose lives are very much at risk from republican abortion bans. with the election less than three weeks away, how how does this horrifying new reality affect what happens in november? does it? joining us now is richard, former president of planned parenthood. thank you for joining me. good to see you. i wish we didn t have to talk about this which is a day, i think, a lot of us never thought i never thought it would come. yet the stories have come so quickly. do you think there is a broad enough awareness of the terror and the fear and the life