a swing district that went to trump in zweent and then joe biden in 2020. steve joins us in just a moment to break down how democrats messaging on abortion rights is now recasting the conversation about that once expected red wave this fall. also from new york, a victory for two key figures since the impeachment of donald trump, jerry nadler handily defeated caroline maloney after powerful allies were forced to run for the same seat. and in a crowded 10th district, federal prosecutor daniel goldman won unseeding mondaire jones. and in florida, democrats have placed their debts on charlie crist to challenge the state s current republican governor ron desantis in the general elocation. and it will be former orlando police chief congresswoman val demings trying to unseat marco rubio in the united states senate. both charlie crist and val demings will be our guests on the show a short time from now. good morning, welcome to morning joe. it s wednesday, august 24th, i m willi
..the already shaky ukranian is real. russia s light nipping campaign to pull crimea, part of ukraine for decades back into the territories. an uprising, a new president, a lethal confrontation between national and irregular forces in eastern ukraine. the shortest way of saying it might be it s a mess. a 10-day ceasefire between ukraine and pro-russian separatists has come to a bloody end. government troops renewed their assaults in the eastern cities of slovyansk and donetsk. four ukrainian troops have been killed since petro porashenko lifted the ceasefire. on monday he ordered troops to quash the insurgency and end the attempts to chip away parts of the country. translation: the protection of ukraine s territorial integrity requires not only defensive, but offensive action. we ll advance and liberate the land. nonrenewal of the ceasefire is the answer to the terrorist rebels and looters. reporter: by tuesday the interior ministry was captured in donetsk. separatists fo
..the already shaky ukranian is real. russia s light nipping campaign to pull crimea, part of ukraine for decades back into the territories. an uprising, a new president, a lethal confrontation between national and irregular forces in eastern ukraine. the shortest way of saying it might be it s a mess. a 10-day ceasefire between ukraine and pro-russian separatists has come to a bloody end. government troops renewed their assaults in the eastern cities of slovyansk and donetsk. four ukrainian troops have been killed since petro porashenko lifted the ceasefire. on monday he ordered troops to quash the insurgency and end the attempts to chip away parts of the country. translation: the protection of ukraine s territorial integrity requires not only defensive, but offensive action. we ll advance and liberate the land. nonrenewal of the ceasefire is the answer to the terrorist rebels and looters. reporter: by tuesday the interior ministry was captured in donetsk. separatists fo
all the sports and big names have tumbled at flushing meadows, action and rehabilitation. we start the newshour with a developing story, u.n. peacekeepers have come under attack in the golan heights. they are among 1200 troops monitoring the line between the israeli occupied area and the syrian held area of the golan heights. we ll go live to jackie rowlands who joins us live. there has been a standoff in the area, tell us about what you ve been hearing now. it s a developing situation, a deteriorating situation. on thursday, including rebels from al nusra, the al qaeda group. threatened u.n. peacekeepers, a u.n. force of 1200 observers for six different nations. 44 fijian peacekeepers were taken hostage. they are being held. the unsays it has reliable information that the 44 fijian peacekeepers are safe. the developing part of the story is another part of the peacekeepers, from the philippines, are under attack. they were in two bases one is safe, but there is another
against the guards at a tennessee youth facility. one insider said why he wanted out. he tells lori jane gliha the kids didn t feel safe. a guard paid two students to beat him up because they got into an arg. a look at what happened inside the facility. and what it tells us about juveniles in the justice system. good evening, thank you for joining us for the america tonight weekend edition. i m adam may in for joeie chen. we start with an issue affecting tens of thousands of gay teenagers. same-sex marriages have been legalized in 19 states in the district of columbia. polls show acceptance of gays and lesbians. it s not true in every community or family. many gay teenagers are homeless, kicked out by their families. i travelled to the epicentre of the crisis, atlanta, georgia. reporter: when 19-year-old daniel pierce came out as gay to his georgia family, he recorded it for the world to see. let me. after posting the video supporters donated almost $100,000 to