especially. back in those days, many israelis which is completely avoid riding buses or avoid bus top. their regular searches at entrances to any sort of public place. and there are concerns that now israel will be going back into that situation. there are also concerns that there will be more explosions. there are some reports of security personnel trying to dismantle something. else we don t have that confirmed. but right, now the situation here is very tenuous. there are concerns that there will be further explosions, either in jerusalem, or elsewhere. and concerns this will only open up into something much larger, potentially a third intifada, anna. but hadas gold joining us from jerusalem, we appreciate the update, thank you. un human rights council be holding an emergency meeting on thursday as iran s government intensifies its crackdown on protesters continue. the un human rights chief says the situation in the country is, quote, critical and his office has received reports of
morning britain, and it was a very tough morning britain, and it was a very tough interview. and this story came out on tough interview. and this story came out on a tough interview. and this story came out on a woman called elsie, a 77-year-old out on a woman called elsie, a 77 year old who was riding buses to keep warm 77 year old who was riding buses to keep warm. and borisjohnson s unfortunate reaction was do you know you know unfortunate reaction was do you know you know that i brought a free bus passes you know that i brought a free bus passes as you know that i brought a free bus passes. as if it s fine if someone. passes. as if it s fine if someone. . . passes. as if it s fine if someone. . . passes. as if it s fine if someone. ., ., ., someone. tried to make a point of her anxiety someone. tried to make a point of her anxiety it someone. tried to make a point of her anxiety it what someone. tried to make a point of her anxiety it what she someone. trie
crazy. i was talking to a mom who sends her kids to school on a new york city bus. and i said are you thinking about a bullet proof vest for your child? and she said i haven t thought about that. but i am considering looking into those bullet proof backpacks ask my son which of these do you like it can t hurt. ainsley: as a result of no one want position ride the subways they are not safe. riding buses now they aren t safe. people don t want to do ubers so expensive and raise the prices now they know everyone is trying to avoid the subway. steve: got us over a barrel. ainsley: six times shots fired at mta buses. came within inches of a passenger. 30 people on the bus. we were shaken and a local food worker said it was scary. i panicked. i didn t know what to do in the moment to run? i was paralyzed it happened so fast. i crept behind the counter everything happened so fast.
throughout the evening, so anderson, who say they have spent the day let me get out of way of a few of them here riding buses from the interior parts of ukraine to make it to this point. one family had been on a bus since 7:00 in the morning and made it here after midnight. so a long, arduous journey through obviously territory in ukraine that is very much a dangerous war zone situation. so these people making their way through very treacherous situations. many of them arriving here, anderson, leaving their homeland in the darkness, completely unsure if they ll ever see their homeland in the light again. anderson? how long i mean, are there still those long lines of cars? early on, this was two weeks ago, we were seeing people waiting for 24 or 48 hours in vehicles coming across. it seems much more streamlined now.
making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. procedural vote in the senate. i ll apologize in advance if that causes us to jerk toward a live event or speech. there s another part of the story we want to tell you about. hundreds of activists are riding buses heading toward washington, d.c., self-described freedom riders of 2021, they re calling on, demanding the senate to protect the for the people act. they re traveling from montgomery, alabama, greensboro, south carolina. let s bring into our conversation, nbc news political reporter vaughn hillyard on a bus with hundreds of freedom riders heading through the south to d.c. calling on the senate to