all the tourists have returned doing what they do walking slowly down the sidewalk right in front of you even though some of the seats are wet the subway is still packed and i know new york city s coming back good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, september 14th. and i think jimmy fallon has really captured new york city. oh, yeah. no doubt, willie. so first of all, i like bill de blasio. come on p. i love bill de blasio. sorry. and the jets, the punch line is always, willie, and, of course, a line lifted there from marty scorsese. it s a great special on netflix. pretend it s a city. just walk around and pretend it s a city like people actually go to work here. love that! it is. listen, there is moisture on the seats in the subway. i can report. there s strange smells emanating from those platforms. it s really happening. it s really coming back. late summer humidity brings up some of those scents and reminds you of the greatne
future bottlenecks. today i m announcing two further steps. first, i m allocating additional funding to help american partners as well as the united states cut port congestion by slashing red tape and reducing processing times so that ships can get in and out of our ports faster, and second i m signing an executive order that will strengthen our management of the united states defense stockpiles for minerals and materials and allow us allow us to react and respond more quickly to shortfalls in the industrial base. president biden also met with turkey s president recep tayyip erdogan raising human rights issues and turkey s use of a russian missile system with the turkish president. biden did not attend some of the more informal cultural event including tossing copies into the trevi fountain with other g-20 leaders. many of these leaders will be traveling to scotland tomorrow where the united nations climate change conference or connecticut fence is under way. let s go n
heavy discussion this morning. good morning. welcome to morning joe. wednesday, october 20th. along with joe, mika, and me, we have former u.s. senator and msnbc political analyst claire mccaskill. with the associated press, jonathan lemire. i didn t see it live. i watched it for the first time. do you know how tired we are? tied at two with two outs at the top of the inning, right? yes. that looked like a strike to me, even to this yankee fan. it was a strike. he threw the perfect pitch. it painted the corner. that was two strikes, two outs, out of the inning. except he wasn t. it was yet another blown call last night. there was a blown call against martinez for strike three at a critical point that was so bad, alex cora did something he rare rarely does. he ran out on the field and almost got kicked out. when i coach, when i talk to fans, i say, willie, bad calls happen. if one bad call going to cost you the game, well, you just didn t play well enough. ex
for gabby petito s fiancee focuses on a fresh camp site in florida. we have the details. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom. with isa soares. hello, everyone, welcome to the show. it is thursday, october the 7th, and we begin with a significant legal victory for abortion rights advocates to strike down the controversial and restrictive abortion lieu in texas. a federal judge has blocked the state s ban on abortions after the 6th week of pregnancy. the judge in granting the justice department s request said, quote, women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their own lives in ways that are protected by the constitution. he goes on to stay, this court will not prevent one more day of the important right. texas has already indicated that it will appeal. the texas law has sparked anger and nationwide protests as women fight to protect their reproductive rights. the law took effect last month after the supreme court declined an emergency
in a 113-page decision, judge robert pittman notes that texas deliberately crafted this law to evade judicial review by deputizing private citizens, not the state of texas, to sue abortion providers, essentially creating a system of vigilante justice. he writes, quote, this court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right. the white house in the statement says the ruling is an important step towards restoring the constitutional rights of women in texas. the state plans to appeal. i assume very quickly. this is huge news for women waking up in the state of texas this morning. 113 pages. i ve been through it. it s very careful. it s worth noting here, christine, that texas, despite all of its efforts, didn t actually ban abortion. it banned abortion for women who do not have the resources and the money to travel out of state because the justice department pointed out, people are still getting abortions. they re just going across stat