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you are watching velshi on msnbc. it is sunday, october 1st. i am charles coleman junior, filling in for my friend and colleague, ali velshi. and we ve got a lot to talk about. in a surprising turn of events, the federal government will remain open, after congress managed to passed a last-minute stopgap measure late last night. less than just three hours before funding is set to run out, the senate overwhelmingly voted in favor of a shorter funding bill that was rushed to the house floor by speaker kevin mccarthy earlier in the day. then, shortly before midnight last night, president biden signed a bill into law and in a statement, he called the whole episode, quote, a manufactured crisis. now, this last-minute agreement will keep the government funded, and existing spending levels until friday, november 17th. and it authorizes additional money to be set aside for disaster relief. however, what it does not do is include funding for ukraine aid. this was a key sticking p ....
how cautious do you have to be? come on. john fetterman saying he needs to get out. nobody else is. nope. huh. that s a fair assessment so far. piles of cash. new polling on a hypothetical biden/trump rematch. how people people about biden s age and trump s legal issues. also, an update on the auto expanding to more sites. the union is expected to get high-profile supporters on the picket lines this week. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it s monday, everybody. time to get up. september 25th. for our jewish friends observing yom kippur, we wish you a meaningful and easy fast. with us this morning, we have u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. president of the national action network and host of msnbc s politics nation, reverend al sharpton, and founder of the conservative website, the bulwark, charlie sykes. before we get to politics, we have developing news overnight. after nearly 150 days, a significant turning point in the mon ....
those attempting to cross the english channel on small boats. hannah gutierrez reed, the movie set weapons handler who loaded a gun for actor alec baldwin before it fired and killed a cinematographer, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. the armourer, 26, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in march. scientists in the us say recent record ocean temperatures are leading to further damage to important coral reefs, in a process known as coral bleaching . researchers say this is affecting every ocean with disastrous consequences for marine life. he s never afraid to grab the limelight and make headlines today donald trump made history by becoming the first us president to stand trial in a criminal case. the former president is accused of falsifying his business records to disguise an $130,000 hush money payment made to the former adult film star, stormy daniels. the accusations date back to before the 2016 election which he won. at a court in new york today, ....
every male above 18 years of age who refuses to join the citizens law enforcement committees by neglecting or refusing to aid or assist by taking or arresting any person shall be fined in any sum not less than 50,000 or more than $100,000. so join that posse or fork over maybe as much as $1,000. here s another law from that same compendium on the sale of liquor to indigenous people. any person who has been guilty of selling or giving spiritus liquor shall be signed $25 totally racist, totally outdated but that is arizona law 1864 here s another one on animal every person who shall brand or deface the brand of a horse, sheep, goat, hog, or pig that is not his or her property shall be punished with a term of imprisonment for not more than five f years. if you were wondering a shoat is like a preteen pig, and do not deface its brand or you might find yourself in the arizona clink for up to five years. those were the laws of the land in arizona in the mid to late e 1800s. a ....
death for thousands trapped in the gaza war zone. the white house announcing today that israel has agreed to pause the fighting each day starting today to help civilians get out and critical aid in. but so far no sign that it s actually happening with new osions erupting in gaza in the past few hours. so what is going on? here in new york city hate crimes against jews have tripled from where they were las the antidefamation league reporting anti-semitic nts io, pennsylvania, and kansas, and that s just in the pt three days. a rabbi who traveled to israel now trying to navigate the rise in anti-semitism here at home. he ll join me in just a few minutes. and it s getting late early for candidates trying to shake up the republican race, with the penultimate debate now in the books, a 68-day stretch run lies between the candidates and the iowa caucuses when the first ballots for a nominee will be cast. what could change between now and then? lots to get to, but we begin w ....