doing a moderated conversation with republican women in michigan and then i think another one on thursday in north carolina. to talk about abortion and reproduction rights. reproduction rights. the president is very happy th with how she has been his emissary on that. it is certainly a weak spot for jd vance if you talk about national public opinion on reproductive choice, so the fact that they are putting the vice president out at this ce moment on this issue as her opponent is making his grand debut. and it is her with republican women. including olivia troy who will be familiar to msnbc viewers because they can make some inroads there. very interesting counterprogramming there. we will be watching over the l course of the week as the republican national convention continue through thursday night in milwaukee. it is happening under very unusual circumstances, in the wake of the shooting, the attempted assassination of the republican now nominee donald trump on saturda
shots. mission to space: the first all- civilian crew to go to orbit. meet the billionaire paying the $200 million to take the historic group on a three-day trip. plus, what it means for the future of space tourism. biden backs america s top general. what the president is saying tonight after reports chairman mark milley secretly called china behind then-president trump s back. cbs news exclusive: she survived taliban bullets. now malala tells us what she fears most for women and girls in afghanistan. north korean threat: rising tensions after new missile tests. and all the right moves. an innovative program that s teaching life lessons with a chessboard. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. t hed shocking allegations that the f.b.i. and u.s.a. gymnastics enabled a serial sexual predator through botched investigations and inexcusable lies and cover- ups. star gymnast simone biles broke down as she and other top u.s. gymnast
choices, nor have you ever been pregnant, but for a woman out there facing those charges, this is an incredibly difficult thing. president biden visiting the site of hurricane ida. some are urging more action on climate challenge. a man and his dog narrowly survived after a massive tornado tore through his house. and new fallout after republican minority leader kevin mccarthy warned technology firms against cooperating with the january 6th investigation. democrats and ethics experts now accuse him of violating rules and tampering with the investigation. we ll have the latest from capitol hill. good morning, everybody. it s saturday, september 4th. i m lindsey reiser. and i m kendis gibson. we re live from msnbc headquarters in new york laboring on this labor day weekend. you did that on the front end. i did it completely backward. the timing of the last two weeks there was a lot. yeah. quite an eventful two weeks. right now we have a team joining us from aus
winner malala yousafzai she was shot in the head by the taliban when she was a school girl in pakistan and is now a global activist for girls education. in our other main news today, a one minute silence is held in plymouth, to remember the five people killed in last week s mass shooting. and double jabbed people in england and northern ireland will no longer have to isolate if they ve come into contact with someone with covid. welcome to bbc news. there is chaos and panic at kabul airport as thousands of people have flocked there, desperate to board flights out of afghanistan after the taliban swept into the capital, putting them in control of the whole country. there ve been a number of deaths there today, where fear about the taliban s takeover has driven people to new depths of desperation. a us official has confirmed that american troops killed two armed afghans who were part of the crowd. meanwhile, more than 60 countries, including the us and the uk, have signed