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louisiana, expected to slam ashore tomorrow. it adds insult to injury for hospitals across the coast already at a breaking point with covid patients. this is american voices. lots of news today. we ll begin this hour with the fight for voting rights. today thousands marched through the streets of d.c. and other american cities like phoenix, miami, and atlanta. the protesters united against the gop s sustained attacks on voting rights made possible by state legislatures and gop control. today the new president of the afl-cio, the largest federation of unions in the united states, spoke to nbc news on the sidelines of a rally in phoenix. we are concerned about what we re seeing in terms of voter suppression all across this country and really in my opinion the action is out in the community and on the ground. that s why i wanted to be here in phoenix today because these activists are ready to march, ready to mobilize, educate, register voters. we want to be good part ....
children in the school district. they simply showed up they say to make their voices heard. that was nbc s dasha burns th reporting from williamson county, tennessee. well, it is the top of the hour and good to be with you tonight. we re watching two evacuations this evening. hurricane ida is approaching land from the gulf and many coastal residents are leaving the coast. meanwhile the dangerous evacuation effort continues overseas in kabul.th it s a race against time to evacuate all american personnel before the deadline to leave afghanistan. plus the pfizer vaccine now has full fda approval, so why are some americans choosing to self-medicate with a drug used on horses?at and despite living through so turmoil and uncertainty, a new poll shows today s youth are still optimistic about the future. we ll discuss this and more with our saturday night panel. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. this has been an emoti ....
hello and welcome. joe biden has begun his time in office by reversing key trump era policies just hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. mr biden said there was no time to waste . he has signed executive orders tackling coronavirus, climate change and racial injustice. the us is to rejoin the world health organization and paris climate accord, and the keystone oil pipeline is being scrapped. the bbc s nomia iqbal is in washington. welcome to you. a busy first few hours in the oval office for president biden. he is doing his best to try and dismantle president trump s legacy full up at a faster rate than probably any president has done. certainly mr trump did the same when he took office in 2016 from barack obama. as you mentioned there there were some key executive orders, about 15 and all he needs to do is sign them with a pen and they will be reversed. the climate change, he will return america to the paris climate deal. there is a ....
agents provocateurs, fake trump protesters and a disappointed bunch of attackers. how a gun fetish is a statement of movements. plus the ongoing nightmare in texas and what we re now learning about tiger woods after a horrible car accident this morning. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. for most of today as you might imagine, we have been following one breaking news story, the serious car accident involving golf legend tiger woods. according to officials, woods was involved in a single vehicle rollover collision around 7:00 a.m. pacific time. he was extracted from the wreck and taken to the hospital. at a press conference a little while ago, the l.a. county sheriff said woods was conscious when rescue workers arrived and there is no evidence of impairment at this time. he said woods may have been going at a greater speed than normal. there were no skid marks. the vehicle traveled several hundred feet, making contact with the ....
multiple leg injuries and was undergoing surgery. we re awaiting word on exactly how this happened. obviously we ll keep you updated with any new details. the other major story today comes to us from washington, d.c., where 48 days since the insurrectionist attack on the capitol that led to the death of three police officers we had our first public accounting of the security preparations and failures of one of the most significant historical dates in modern american history. until this point, we had heard nothing from the people responsible for defending the capitol on that day. but today the acting chief of the metropolitan police department, former u.s. capitol police chief of the former senate sergeant-at-arms and the former house sergeant at arms all testified before a joint senate committee hearing. those last three men all resigned following the attack. coming into this hearing we did not have consensus on the timeline of events or during the attack and we do not ....