hallie? >> and time and prayers. megan fitzgerald, thanks so much for that. i appreciate it. i want to bring in now on the phone the mayor of bowling green, kentucky. you just saw dasha burns reporting live there. mr. mayor, can you hear us okay? >> i can hear you. >> thank you, and thank you for joining us this afternoon. i know service has been spotty for the last several days here. can you give us an update on the numbers you're hearing in your town, how many people you've lost, how many are still missing. >> well, you know, we are still -- as of last night, we are still recovering remains. our latest from our county coroner was 12, and that number is rising. out of respect to the families, we're not releasing that. we still do have a missing member that we believe that we're continuing. communication is difficult because we don't have internet, we don't have cable. all we have at the moment is cellular data. >> given how tough this is to count, do you have any idea of the number of homes

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>> reporter: there is acknowledgment of that, hallie. and in the briefing earlier today, it was noted a government web site. we know how those have gone in the past. americans have to log on and request x number of tests. we don't know how many allocated and we don't know how it will be distributed. four to six weeks on or so far into the omicron variant that it is no longer necessary. the president referenced breakthrough cases. he had an exposure to someone who later tested positive. he has since tested negative twice. he will be tested again tomorrow. that is another angle to all of this obviously hitting home in terms of the white building behind me for the president as he made the speech today. >> dr. azar, to you on the final thought. on the president's message on misinformation. we heard him come out on that before. he said the purveyors of the lies. do you think that will have the intended effect on people who may already be, if they are consuming some of the sources that are outlets of misinformation predisposed to be skeptical

i'm hallie jackson. national reporter sala kapur on capitol hill and friend of the show jake sherman. sala, let me start with you. there is some action happening in the house right now i think on the procedural front at least. and then over the senate where republicans have been threatening to shut down the government -- i should say at least some republicans have been threatening to do that because of this antimandate stance. talk to us about where things stand at 3:01 eastern this afternoon. >> we are just about 33 hours away from a potential government shutdown, and this has not been resolved yet. the house is likely to process the bill to keep the government open through february. there are some conservatives trying to throw sand in the gears but there's not much they can do. then the senate, the state is tenuous. there are three senators who are not backing down in their demands to attach an amendment to the stopgap funding bill that would defund president biden's vaccine mandates. democrats oppose

hallie? >> i know you're going to follow up on that story, build back better negotiations, you touched on it. what is the deal? how is the self-imposed christmas deadline that democratic leaders want to happen happening? >> as the days go on there's pessimism. they have a lot of issues to work out with the parliamentarian. there's at least just 20 in one section of the bill that aren't done and they have to figure out the state and local tax negotiations, which senator sanders and menendez are far apart and it's unlikely they will meet the christmas deadline. >> leigh ann caldwell, juggling a bunch, thank you. >>> later we're going one on one with the senate democrat when senator padilla from california joining us live. >>> after the break, exclusive reporting if kentucky, why workers from the candle factory say they were threatened by their bosses as the tornado was getting closer. the schools in the area are going to get kids back in class. the superintendent from one of the hardest hit tow

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i'm hallie jackson along with garrett haake and pete williams. just this afternoon as we were getting ready for the soon, we were getting a bunch of new details about the investigation into the capitol riot, most of it coming from one of the only republicans on the committee, vice chair liz cheney. she says, you see it here, nearly 300 witnesses have been interviewed, including four key figures today. that's interesting, since we only knew for sure about two interviews. congresswoman cheney says they've received what she calls, exceptionally interesting and important documents from witnesses, which include former trump chief of staff mark meadows. and now we know when that contempt vote for meadows will happen. next tuesday, per house majority leader steny hoyer. this is interesting from congresswoman cheney here, more of a glimpse of what we see behind the scenes of the select committee. does it stand out to you she said four key figures. i can think of two, ally alexander and kash patel. i don't know who the other two are. >> we don't. and i'm

i'm hallie jackson as we juggle all of this this afternoon. we're also joined by marietta mayor and congressional reporter for the "washington post." mike, let me start with you. we thought we were going to see jen psaki about an hour ago. these things happen, i get it, but the white house is clearly unhappy with senator manchin after fox reportedly rejected the white house's call. you heard from the senator today. there is this back and forth. what do you expect to hear when the president takes the podium? >> jen psaki should walk into the briefing room any second now. we should also hear the press secretary begin with news about covid. the president was meeting with his covid team this afternoon. that's one explanation, my guess is, for the delay. of course, the president giving his big speech on this tomorrow. the other thing these kinds of delays prompt questions about is, indeed, whether or not we're waiting for a phone call to happen, maybe between the president and senator manchin. there is no indication -- >> do you have any signs that

>> reporter: yeah, i am in the thick of it, hallie. this is one of the most divisive issue in this country, despite the fact that a majority of americans believe women should have access to abortion services in this country. it's happening here on the ground in front of the supreme court. you're just a little ways away from me. if you can switch around this way, and i just want hallie and the viewers to be able to see. there's a dividing line, hallie, between folks that are protesting in favor of abortion rights and then folks that are protesting against abortion rights. literally, there's a barrier between them with two separate rallies going on. i have to close one ear to hear what's happening on this side and then open up the other ear to hear what's happening on the other side, and the argument is across the board. you're talking a listen to pete, right? they talk about the viability standard. the viability standard is 24 weeksment many of the arguments here is that the viability standard should be moved up because science has chan

hallie? >> dr. torres, we heard dr. fauci say, so far, the close contacts to this person have tested negative, as erin knows as well. are you reading anything into that? can we learn anything about transmissibility in this instance from that, or is it just too early or not enough day data to say? >> it is too early to understand what is going on here, and i don't think we can read much into it. number one, we don't know about the transmissibility. there are hints it could be more transmissible, but those are hints. they haven't really set anything firm. haven't got firm information. on top of that, he was fully vaccinated, had not gotten his booster shot. he also had mild symptoms. probably because of the vaccines. so those mild symptoms means he probably didn't have the high viral load and wasn't able to spread it to other people quite as readily. so i think that is teaching us how important these vaccines are. that was one thing that dr. fauci emphasized over and over again. get vaccinated. you're vaccinated, get the

thank you all for watching hallie jackson reports. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> think there, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. we are covering that breaking news out of michigan, the manhunt for the parents of a 15-year-old student charged with first-degree murder in the slaying of four oxford high school students. the sheriff says the fbi and u.s. marshals are now looking for his parents, jennifer and james crumbley. they were scheduled to be arraigned right now. this afternoon the prosecutor gave a stun asking startling press conference detailing the charges for the parents, james and jennifer crumbley, four counts each for involuntary manslaughter. one large for each innocent child their son gunned down on tuesday. the prosecutors emphasized the responsibility parents and gun owners

with nbc's hallie jackson hallie, good morning to you. >> hey, craig, good morning. cases are up 33% across the country and it's against that back drop that president biden is asking people not just to get vaccinated, but to get boosted for the best protection heading into the holidays. but he's also making clear this is not march 2020, right we're in a different place while his administration will roll out half a billion free new at-home tests starting next month, he's facing questions over whether that may be a little too little too late with the countdown to christmas getting shorter across the country, the lines are getting longer from new york city to cleveland, where this drive through site filled to capacity soon after opening tuesday. frustrated americans waiting hours for covid tests, wondering whether to gather with family over the holidays as cancellations roll in for major public holiday events, all driven by the rapid rise of the omicron variant. president biden aiming to reassure vaccinated people they'll be safe over the holidays, while delivering a st

. >> hallie, this is a game changer in ways that are both good and bad for the american military and the american people. first the good news. we were able to for the first time sake video of this tiny, really small drone. it is five and a half points. infantry can carry this into battle in backpack and fire it over the horizon at a threat without risker their own lives. they put it through the window of a truck. it is extremely precise so they could kill the driver but to the the passenger of that truck for example. there is even a wave off capability. up to two seconds before the strike if they see civil cans coming into frame they can wave off the strike. that's the good news of fielding this weapon. the bad news, our adversaries have it, too. the iranian backed militias in iraq that have been attacking u.s. bases, this is the type of kamikaze drone they have been using. no americans have been killed but it is only a matter of time. they are cheap, they are ubiquitous, the chinese make them. azerbaijan wiped out their enemy in a matter of weeks with these weapons. they have the ca

hallie on the line for world war ii veterans and family members, good morning. caller: yes, well, that was awesome you had mr. smith speaking. he is incredible. i'm late daughter of a world war ii veteran who was an army navigator in the pacific. on one occasion i went to the world war ii memorial in d.c., and i went with my dear friend, whose father was a prisoner of war in germany, he fought in the european phase of world war ii. anyway, we show up and senator dole is there greeting people. i guess he did that several times a week, it became a passion for him to greet the visitors at the memorial, so i actually got to shake his hand. and just interact with him briefly. and he was so charming. and i miss that era of republicans. i was a longtime republican, longtime gone from the party. i guess you would call me a charlie baker republican. but there is no place for me in the party these days. but i miss that era of, of funny, compromising, decent and um, his marriage to misses dole, she is a force to be reckoned with in her own right. and i admired senator dole

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thank you all for watching hallie jackson reports. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> think there, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. we are covering that breaking news out of michigan, the manhunt for the parents of a 15-year-old student charged with first-degree murder in the slaying of four oxford high school students. the sheriff says the fbi and u.s. marshals are now looking for his parents, jennifer and james crumbley. they were scheduled to be arraigned right now. this afternoon the prosecutor gave a stun asking startling press conference detailing the charges for the parents, james and jennifer crumbley, four counts each for involuntary manslaughter. one large for each innocent child their son gunned down on tuesday. the prosecutors emphasized the responsibility parents and gun owners have describing disturbing missed opportunities and warnings from the school the day of and the day before the tragic shooting. here was just one? on november 21st, '21 a too mucher at the oxford high school observed

hallie, good morning >> reporter: hey, tom, good morning to you you know, we all know that instagram has been under a lot of scrutiny ever since that whistle-blower revealed internal research showing more about how the app affects teens. now one day after rolling out those safety features you mentioned, its ceo will face lawmakers here on capitol hill with one of the leaders of that senate committee expected to tell him that what the company is doing now is too little too late instagram in the hot seat over whether they're doing enough to protect kids online. its ceo, adam mosseri set to face tough questions from a senate committee one day after the company rolled out new safety features. those features include options that prevent people from tagging teens who don't follow them, a prompt to take a brock after hours of scrolling and parental control toes let adults see how long their teens spend on the app and set time limits. some experts, skeptical. >> give me a break >> reporter: today's hearing coming after explosive reporting found facebook, now known as meta, and instagram are

his appearance before congress the hearing over what is and isn't being done to protect kids online hallie jackson is following that story for us good morning >> good morning. the instagram ceo defended the app, pointing to what they're doing to make it safer for teens. but that wasn't good enough for many of the lawmakers he faced who say they can't trust the company to make the changes they want to see. >> reporter: a contention debut for the head of instagram with a bipartisan browbeating in his first time testifying on capitol hill. >> self-policing based on trust is no longer a viable solution. >> we are asking you, have some empathy and take some responsibility. >> our kids aren't cash cows >> reporter: both republicans and democrats demanding to know more about how the company plans to protect its youngest users after internal research shared by a whistle-blower showed instagram executives knew the platform could be harmful to some teen users, especially girls. >> you're the new tobacco. >> instagram's ceo adam mosseri on defense. >> we want teens to be safe online. >> reporter: poi

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nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: a contentious debut for the head of instagram with a bipartisan browbeating in his first time testifying on capitol hill. >> self-policing based on trust is no longer a viable solution. >> we are asking you have some empathy and take some responsibility. >> our kids aren't cash cows. >> reporter: republicans and democrats demanding to know more about how the company plans to protect its youngest users after internal research shared by a whistle-blower showed instagram execs knew the platform could be harmful to some teen users especially girls. >> you're the new tobacco whether you like it or not. >> reporter: instagram ceo adam mosseri on defense. >> we all want teens to be safe online. >> reporter: pointing to new safety tools like a take a break feature to stop endless scrolling, nudges to keep teens from dwelling on one topic for too long and soon parental controls to let adults set time limits for teens. >> there's no area more important than youth safety. >> reporter: some dismissing the moves as too l

pete williams, also with me is former new york federal and state prosecutor and nbc news legal analyst hallie weinstein. she was a clerk for the supreme court under justice sandra day o'connor who was name checked a bit today. and we'll be going to yasmin outside the supreme court talking to folks passionate on both sides of this issue. pete, let's start with what you learned from this today. a lot of time spent on the issue of precedent and how important precedent is here. so clearly there's a large conversation about the -- about overturning roe. >> right. so the three liberal justices all seem to say we have to send the message that we're not a political body, that people will think we're changing -- overturning this precedent just because the membership of the court has changed or just because there's now new political pressure. and they were -- that of clearly a warning to their colleagues. but i don't think it's going to make a difference. the court is pretty clearly, it seems to me from the argument today, going to uphold the mississippi law that would ban abortion for the most part af

hallie jackson picks up our coverage now. >>> we are following breaking news on a couple of different fronts as we come on the air. because we're watching right now a news conference live from california governor gavin newsom. he is right there. as we just learned in the last hour or so, the first confirmed omicron case is in his state. we're taking you live out west with those new details. plus, a gut check from our medical expert. >>> we're live a

hallie jackson picks up the coverage right now. >>> i'm hallie jackson live just outside the supreme court on capitol hill in for stephanie rule this hour, and this morning the battle over abortion rights in this country is reaching the highest court. in one hour from right now, the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that directly challenges roe versus wade, and nearly 50 year of precedence. it is a blockbuster case. it's coming from mississippi where the only abortion clinic left there is challenging a law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, with only rare exceptions for medical emergencies or cases of severe fetal abnormality. here's the deal, mississippi wants the court to overturn two historic decisions, which say women have a constitutional right to abortion, the point of survival outside the womb generally thought to be around 24 weeks. the case will be decided by a court seen as more sympathetic with the 6-3 conserve tir , president trump explicitly said

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that's it for hallie jackson reports. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. just in this moment we are in the greatest threat to american democracy is homegrown the author of trump's big lie be that met by the steeliness of the 1/6 committee the moment has been met by a number of federal judge who is see clearly that the insurrection was an attack on the precedent of the u.s. f t. politico writes, judge jackson quote described the actions of donald trump and others as a key driver of what would ultimately become the violent assault that left 140 police officers injured and four members of the mob dead adding quote jackson termly referred to trch's remarks when she described the goal of those leading the january 6th rally. she said their efforts deliberately stoked the flames of fear and discontent and explicitly encouraged attendees to go to the capitol to fight for one reason and one reason only, to make sure the certification of the election

thanks to you all for watching this hour of hallie jackson reports. "deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> it is 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann in nicolle wallace all week long for you. as america heads into the second holiday season of the covid areaa the virus is running rampant through both the psyches the american public and on ground in some places thanks to the omicron variant. if you are in genuinely panicked new york city seeing record numbers of cases and seeing impeding levels of demand for covid test asks if you are wondering what it means for your gol gatherings that you were expecting to more or less normal. the rise in ace case is only expected to get worse in the weeks ahead. let's listen to what the nation's top infectious disease specialist drauch had to say about this yesterday. >> we need to take this very seriously because one thing about omicron that's very clear, not only in our own country but through south africa and in the uk and other countries it has an extraordinary ability to transmit efficiently from per

and nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has the latest. >> reporter: with the countdown to christmas getting shorter across the country, the lines are getting longer from new york city to cleveland, where this drive-through site filled to capacity soon after opening tuesday. frustrated americans waiting hours for covid tests. wondering whether to gather with family during the holidays as cancellations weigh in for holiday events all driven by the rapid rise of the omicron variant. president biden aiming to reassure vaccinated people they'll be safe over the holidays, while delivering a stark warning to unvaccinated americans. >> if you're not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you're at a high rick of getting sick. >> facing the latest wave, president biden said the federal government will set up additional testing sites in places they're needed the most. and starting next month, the administration will ship 500 million at-home covid test kits for free for anyone who requests one that that's after the white house downplayed the need for at-home test.