reporting system so that players can text their concerns and have them examined immediately. back to you. thank you for that. t. and a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin with the breaking news and a live look at today s women s march against abortion restrictions taking place right now around the united states. thousands of women taking to the streets in washington, d.c., you see there with a planned march to the supreme court coming up. and in texas, women braved rainy weather to make their voices heard. speaking out against the nation s strictest anti-abortion law going public and openly discussing what would otherwise be very personal and sensitive issues. if the texas gop was truly pro-life, they would hold all life at an equal value. they would do everything in their power to ensure that every texan had the resources they needed for a positive and healthy existence, but they don t. ho
unicef. come over here. this is the line of people who are here in order to receive this aid. they re taking it and they go off, but this is the last major food distribution of this program by the world food program. after this, this won t exist any longer, and they ll be on their own. so, when you talk about what s happening when people get back? this is what s happening. certainly in the rural communities, and then when you get to the city, port-au-prince, you ve got gang violence on the streets, crime, and some of the same issues with regard to access to clean food, clean water here in haiti. back to you. okay, thanks, jacob, for that. and a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. here s what s happening, a bit past 2:00 p.m. eastern. some breaking news of women s marches against abortion restrictions that are happening right now in cities across this country. thousands of women already gathered in
New insight now into what haitians, hundreds of them, in fact, of the migrants, what they re dealing with as they re being returned back to their homeland. officials in the bahamas and cuba intercepted several boats from haiti. nbc s jacob soboroff is there. reporter: we re at a food distribution location run by the world food program in an area hard hit by the earthquake in august of this year. when we talk about the conditions that the biden administration is sending haitians back to, this is an extreme situation. but one thing to understand about what s happening here is that the conditions on the ground existed before the earthquake and they exist throughout haiti. come with me. i want to show you something. these are some of the these are call jerry cans. they re giving them rice, beans. this is a hygiene kit from