you heard western massachusetts which is adjacent to the other part of massachusetts. yeah, and i just want to say it s the first time ever western massachusetts has won. and boston it s the first time ever. we re not used to that. that s just not the way it supposed to work in that state. i m just doing it to pick a fight with you. it worked, it worked. i will fully support this and everywhere possibly can and every time i see you re gonna hear the word boston. passing in the hallway more days i did, depending on public pressure. how hot is boston? come on! boston, massachusetts is lovely this time of year any time of year. have you ever been? of course have been, but not for a book. it s the first book tour stop in the history of massachusetts. no, it s not! i was the one, just because i do like to go far from home. the funny thing is, when you do your book tour there, the published in the planners are like, we have to be able to put a large number o
service, frankly, heroic an unusual service. you will see what i mean from this headline that ran about him in ebony magazine in may, 1959. g.i. risks that 65 times for science. these images are from a documentary by the jacksonville historical society that credited the u.s. air force. and these images are realtime images of him in the late 50s at service in the air force, and they show some of what he went through as part of his service. his name was alton yates, his 23 years old in these pictures, it was the second class in the u.s. air force. and what you see him doing here, is participating in important testing that was conducted for the u.s. space program. they were using airmen in the u.s. air force, for tests that were designed to see whether the human body could really withstand what we re expected to be the rigors of space travel. and the vast stretches of acceleration, and rapid deceleration, and presser changes, and everything else. ultimately it was not the only a
u.s. department of agriculture considers a ban on the childhood treat in school cafeterias. congresswoman elise stefanik tells us why it is not only government overreach but could hurt her constituents. john: stunning video of a ten-foot croc after it made its way into somebody s back yard pool. we ll talk to one of the men who secured it about his 40 years in the wrangling business. it s 3:00 a.m., you know what time it is, let s get ready to commute. sandra: that is a young south carolina woman landing an internship in new jersey. but instead of finding a place to live up north, she s travelling back and forth by plane. are housing costs so outrageous this is actually saving her money? what a story. i m sandra smith in new york. and on the crocodile, i bet they are glad they have lights on in the pool. john: 2:00 in the morning, imagine waking up to that. all those stories are coming up in a jam packed hour. we begin with a fox news alert on the unrelenting border c
And what to do a final stop in western massachusetts. but then i ve got another couple of events in new york. a live taking with chris hayes for his podcast. why is this happening. that s gonna be fun. november 12 the new york city. then on december 13th i am going to sit down with the amazing jelani at the 92nd street. why in new york. a big long book tour. a little break. and then a couple new york events. a bunch of stuff happening if you would like to come to one of the book tour stops you can. just go to msnbc.com slash prequel. again the book is called prequel. there s a link right below me on your screen. you can go there and get. tickets come see me on the book tour. yeah. that does it for us for now. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening lawrence. rachel i know i speak for about half 1 million people when they say i was just listening intently for the word boston. and i did not hear it.
sandra: frustration for big cities hundreds of miles away from the southern border, big apple struggling to find housing for thousands of migrants here and some controversial solutions. john: for weeks mayor adams has been setting the stage for a statewide showdown. sandra: elise stefanik will join us in moments on that, plus one of the witnesses at the hearing, chad wolf is standing by. john: aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill watching it all unfold. a lot of tense moments between democrats and republicans during the hearing that just wrapped up, four hours long. democrats say republicans really just want to try to impeach somebody. a leader of this committee and closed door fundraiser months ago announced republicans were going to impeach the secretary and said get the popcorn, it s gonna be fun.