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tonight the devastating impacts from severe weather on the east coast now blamed for at least one death. a pair of tornados confirmed in the southeast. nationwide thousands without power, trees toppled, and flash floods coming down pretty heavy winds are gusting. even an avalanche warning. the region still under threat and the good news for the week ahead. americans evacuated from haiti. the country s spiraling out of control from gang violence as haiti s prime minister struggles to hold on to power. the unrest on the ground and the race to get those americans to safety. president biden s all-out push for the general election what his top allies are doing and how soon former president trump could clinch the nomination. the president s harshest words yet for israel s prime minister. hurting israel more than helping israel. the latest u.s. steps to get critical humanitarian aid to gaza. and nbc news exclusive. the u.s. military s new battlefront with russi ....
court for the donald trump legal team, who won, who lost, and the comments the judge made that the former president might not want to hear. also, a former army officer who was an adviser to the trump administration explained why his blood ran cold after reading jack smith s latest indictment. plus, the vice president talks exclusively to msnbc s reverend al sharpton amid new revelations about her role in the 2024 campaign. campaign. as i bid you all a very good day from msnbc world headquarters in new york, welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we re beginning this hour with some staggering the numbers. about the wildfires of this devastated murray this past week. the math now says it will cost five and a half billion dollars to be built from hawaii s governor says. we will likely be the worst natural disaster in the state s history. so, he comes as many residents return to assess what s left, if anything, of their homes. officials say more than 2200 buildings were ....
reproductive care. in theory, turnout would be low, making the initiative easier to pass, and therefore the fall vote on abortion harder to pass. the problem, voters saw through it, and turned out in droves, resoundingly rejecting the gop effort to make it harder to protect access to abortion. an outcome prominent members of the state party worried was inevitable as explained by republican state rep, jamie calendar to ali vitali on this show yesterday. what s the lesson for your party come tuesday night or wednesday morning, the ballot initiative fails? maybe we should spend more time thinking through things before taking the step. reporter: maybe less read meat for the base, more thoughtfulness. there is a way to provide the red meat and do things in a thoughtful way. and i m afraid this was rushed a little bit. because we had to make a certain deadline to be able to get it done. and i think it could have borne a little more debate. and i m not sure if i would ....
bret: alive look at the u.s. capitol a beautiful evening in washington as we are just moments away from president biden and tonight s state of the union address, good evening from washington i am bret baier. martha: i am martha maccallum in moments we will be on the house floor from the familiar call of the sergeant at arms will make his way down the aisle greeted by lawmakers along the way. bret: you can see mitt romney talking to joe mansion it seems like they are pretty engaged in some conversation that can happen on the sidelines as you have a lot of lawmakers waiting a long time in the chamber, a lot of folks expressing themselves, different ways, republican some of them wearing buttons about the border, others dressed in white on the democratic side in solidarity, we set the stage now with white house correspondent with a preview of the president s speech good evening. good evening officials at the white house think that most people who will watch it tonig ....
we begin in cyprus, where a spanish charity ship carrying vital supplies is preparing to set sail for gaza, along a new maritime aid corridor. the vessel operated by the open arms charity has been repositioning itself in the harbour in larnaca, while another, smaller boat, towed a barge carrying aid supplies out onto the water. over the last two days, it s been loaded with around two hundred tonnes of food and medical supplies. the aid will be overseen by the world central kitchen organisation. but without a working port, it s not clear yet where the ship will actually dock, or how its cargo will be distributed inside gaza. meanwhile, talks involving mediators, aimed at establishing a pause in the fighting before the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan, have so far failed to reach a deal. both israel and hamas are accusing the other of preventing any progress. now, the stakes are high. the hamas run health ministry says more than 31,000 palestinians have now b ....