>> a lot of new to cover. we begin in surfside, florida, where the death toll is now at nine. still more than 150 people missing. meanwhile, we were learning more about the red flags raised about this billingiers. the mayor will join us live. alexandria ocasio-cortez is calling on the president to not be limited by the republicans on the infrastructure bill. this is on the heels of -- after his comments infuriated republicans, which compelled him to release a long statement clarifying the comments. the britney spears saga, the battle over ending her conservatorship is far from over. in an emotional hearing where

she lashed out at her father, and told the judge, i just want my life back. we do want to start with the breaking news out of florida. more victims have been if you would from the rubble. more than 150 people are still missing, as the desperate search stretches into the fourth day. the mayor of miami dade told my colleague alex witt. >> these rescue workers are proceeding on the assumption they can still find people. we have to stand with them and have hope with them. >> antonia, good to see you this afternoon. talk to us on where we are with the search-and-rescue mission now on day four, and now some of

the concerns from the residents, summer who are worried about their own safety. >> that's exactly right. there are a lot of growing concerns. now, not just among the loved ones and people affected by the collapse, but also by the people who live nearby. spoice with a gentleman who lives in the north tower, about a block away from where i am. he says he's already seen many of his neighbors just pick up and leave. officials say that nobody has taken up on their offer to get relocation assistance yet, but they expect people may in the coming hours and day, but we are hearing from families that people don't want to be at the site. the mood here is one of fear and anxiety, as we stretch into day four. many people are starting to lose hope or worried there will not be a miracle for their loved one.

we learned this morning that the death toll rose to nine, that additional human remains were found and 156 people are still entirely unaccounted for. i want you to listen to what the mayor of surfside said earlier today. >> it was decided we would not evacuate the building, but give residents the choice, offer an alternative, because of their justified fears of living, at least for right now, in a billing they don't understand or don't know is safe or not. quite frankly, i think we all understand that, given what's happened and given this building fell down out of nowhere, which was completely inexplicable, i think those fears are justified. >> reporter: all of those fears are also fueled by the discovery of a 2018 report that found major errors, major structural damage to the building. this is years ago.

that has not only the people who were connected to the site that collapsed angry and fearful that, you know, this was directly potentially responsible for what happened a few days ago, but also worried people who live nearby, who live in buildings constructed by the same architects, by the same builders. you know, as these fears spread, we expect people who don't even live directly in this one-block raddies fear what their buildings may have suffered being close to the water so there is a lot of conversation about additional reforms they needed in this city, and people want there to be answers as soon as possible, what happened to this building, but also about the safety of the buildings they live in now. >> so many questions coming at us, and we'll be digging into the inspection report later on, because there is a lot there. by the way, antonia, just quickly, when are we expected to

next hear from authorities? an update. >> reporter: this afternoon, i believe. i don't know the exact time, but we'll be here. >> antonio hilton in surside, thank you for now. as i mentioned, coming up, the vice-mayor tina pual will join me, and what can be done to prevent another tragedy like this from happening. i want to turn to washington now, where discussions are -- progressive congresswoman ocasio-cortez cautioning the president to not be limited by republicans, as she put it. >> the fact of the matter is, while we can welcome this work and welcome collaboration with republicans and in those areas where there is agreement, but that doesn't mean that the president should be limited by

republicans, particularly when we have a house majority. >> so the comments are coming back after biden walked by some comments, saying he will in fact support the bipartisan bill on enown. let's bring in josh letterman. josh, good to see you this afternoon. thanks for joining us on this. what more are you hearing from congress today, after the president's clarified comments on the infrastructure bill yesterday? and any reaction so far to what aoc said. >> so far, a sense of relief both from democratic and republican senators, that president biden appears to have stopped the bleeding, gotten this thing back on track, both through his private conversations with lawmakers, and also through that very carefully worded statement at the end of the week, making clear the president did not plan to hold this pi partisan deal

hostage for the sake of the democrats-only bill. there's still plenty that could go wrong with lawmakers back in their home districts. it has to be put into a piece of legislation. we heard from senator bill cassidy from louisiana, who says he thinking mitch mcconnell will support this, and we heard from mitt romney and others. >> do you buy his explanation? >> i do take the president at his word. i aim totally confident the president will sign it if it comes to his desk. the real challenge is whether the democrats can get their act together and get it on their desk. the problem is not with republicans. republicans will support true infrastructure that doesn't raise taxes. >> reporter: the president will be returning from camp david, where he's been spending the weekend. the next task for his administration, to sell this to the public and to lawmakers who remain skeptical. we just got word that pete

buttigieg will be in new york city tomorrow to visit the tunnels under the hudson river. president biden also continues the sales job on tuesday when he goes to wisconsin to tout the bill's economic benefits. >> as we heard mitt romney referring to the forward inside the progressive arm -- actually joe biden mentioning it, saying there were some threats inside with this party. are we getting any reaction to what aoc said early today on "meet the press"? >> this has been a delicate dance going on in reaction to members like aoc. senator bernie sanders running the budget committee, other progressives making clear they plan to push an extremely am beneficiaries and high-cost bit to do what democrats are calling

a human infrastructure. . >> josh, my friend, good to see you. thank you. let's talk pride, everybody. tens of thousands flooded the streets to celebrate the final weekend of pride month. lindsey riser is in new york city. it seems like you're having just way too much fun on this assignment. take it away, my friend. how is pride going this year around, considering last year having to be canceled amid st. the pandemic. >> reporter: everybody tells me, pride is back. you're seeing a lot of trucks removing the barricades. last month they had two months to move the event completely virtual, an event that sees upward of 300,000.

this is stilled a scaled-back version. we're still at stone-day-old -- stonewall, this is where the riots occurred that kicked off the pride movement. the mood is just so different. it's all about celebrating progress. today is also the sixth anniversary of the supreme court decision that said the constitution allows same-sex marriage. of course, on the other, is really the nearly unprecedented year of anti-lgbtq legislation we have seen not only proposed, but also passed. i know you've been covering so many of those, including medical care for trans -- grands

marshals about why it's so important to be out here, to be out here in person. here's what she told me. >> people that have been manual marginalized are doing the work, so younger people can grow up with new inspiration to change the world. last year having a virtual rally is the no the pride we know, but we have pride in ourselves every day of the year. having it again this year, and having this cut-down version of pride is still pride. >> reporter: yasmin, i asked some folks hanging out, how long do you plan to stay out today, and they said all night. if that gives you any indication of how people are celebrating this year, yasmin. >> how long are you staying out there, riser? >> reporter: i've been up since 2:00, so i think i'm going to take a nap and maybe come back

out. >> thank you. all right. so the first cruise ship to leave the u.s. port has sent sail carrying the hopes and expectations of an entire industry with it. kerry sanders is covering this for us. i just saw your hit with alex, but i tell you, i many a day drinker. the first cruise ship to set sail after the pandemic. >> reporter: if you're on board, and you're a paying passengers, no need to put a mask on, but all the crew members are wearing masks, so you can feel the general sense of safety. thank you, christopher. i appreciate it. the changes that happened on board as the first ship leaving

from a u.s. port, we're now on day two, we rounded through the florida straits, now in the gulf of mexico heading to mexico. not onlysh they wearing wearing masks, but the main thrust of this, though a vaccination is not required, at least almost every did it. 99.1%. the reason for the under 1%, kids until the age of 12. they changed the filter to make sure air filters -- one of the fun things to do is late at night, go down and scoop up a lot of ice cream or chocolate mousse, that doesn't happen on your own. food is now served to you. they still have lots, but it's a

different environment. at the end of the day, this is a big moment for the cruise industry. this is the first cruise ship leaving with paying passengers from a u.s. port. while it's not a test cruise, they are certainly being tested to see if they can handle a cruise without somebody getting covid. they have plans on board, with an expanded medical area. if you roll clock back 15 months ago, yasmin, you remember we didn't know much about the coronavirus, and when people got on the ships, they were met with medical personnel in hazmat suits. what a difference 15 months and a lot of science has taught us. >> a much different situation

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it's a new stage, but the same old songs. former president trump back on the road. some are calling it a revenge tour. >> reporter: hey, yasmin. we're told this first event is set to mark the beginning of a form more public posture from him this summer, more rallies, doing more events. he said he wants to be involved in the 2022 mid terms. he said as much, but you also heard it in the way he spoke to the crowd, specifically about one ohio congressman, anthony gonzalez, one of the ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump earlier this year. this is him exacting political revenge. >> he's a grandstanding rino, not respecting in d.c., he's a

sellout, a fake republican, and a disgrace to your state. i will tell you that. he's not the candidate that you want representing the republican party. >> reporter: look, i've been told by allies and folks that were still in touch with the former president, as they've been talking, they say he's excited to get back out on the rally circuit. he's going to continue teasing up another potential run for president, even as he revived claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him. you and i both know that those claims are false, but when you talk to voters, it's clear they're internalizing it. whether they hope or wish it to be true or they actually believe it, this is certainly something seeping in, as he continues to stoke this lie about what happened in 2020. going forward, though, we're going to continue to see him

much more in the coming eye. this week he's going to the border with republican lawmakers in tow, and then another rally being held in florida. >> ali, thank you for that. let's talk about the ballots of eroding rights. merrick garland announcing that the doj is suing georgia, saying the laws disproportionately -- >> our complaint alleges that recent clangs to georgia's election laws were enacted to abridge the black -- >> to begin talks on voting rights, filibustering a vote on the for the people act. judith, thanks for joining us.

this lawsuit is the first of its kind. do you think at all this will move 9 needle when it comes to republican efforts to change voting access? >> well, the department of justice joining in in georgia is important, because it is the biden administration -- or merrick garland's first bite at the apple on voter suppression. advancement projects, they have already filed in georgia. so we are happy to be joined by the department of justice. i mean, this is a fight that is on every level. so we have the big lie about a stolen election, that then was used as an excuse to pass voter suppression laws, to make it harder for black and brown voters, young voters to participate. we're fighting and suing over those, and then we have congress

sitting on two bills that could give voters release and protect voters, but we cannot lose those, or they won't lose those, because republicans don't want everyone to vote. so we're fighting on every level. this is really at the heart of this is who gets to participate and have a voice in our democracy. >> let's talk about what you mean when you say you're fighting on every level. there's an idea that hr-1 was a wish list no democrats. it seems like, because of what happened last week, that is now dead, right? the best, it seems like, option at this point is the john lewis act. hr-4, what is your organization doing to advance that forward? >> sure. two things. we haven't given up a the for the people act. people have to be calling their

senators. senators are going to be back home for the next couple weeks for recess, so people need to show up. we need to be making calls to push them on the john lewis voting rights advancement act, which actually gives us back more protection for discrimination that we had before the supreme court decision on 2013. the for the people act to give us standards. americans believe we should be voting the same from state to state and we should have national standards, so the two bills, we're still holding on, still fighting for them. meanwhile, we're in the courts and have joined groups like black voters matter. judith browne, dianis, thank you. bombshell testimony from britney spears, the pop star

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welcome back. the disturbing view we have now gotten into the private life of britney spears is raising in serious questions. her testimony about the legal control her father has not only shocked and appalled her fans, but left people questioning why any 39-year-old woman should live this way. trying to get the legal conserve toreship her father holds over her dropped, she feels like she feels ganged up on, i feel bullied left out and i feel alone. one of the morse shocking things, i have an iud so i don't get pregnant. i wanted to take the iud out so

i could start trying to have another baby, but the so-called team won't let me go to the doctor. it feels almost impossible to read her statement and not connect to a largish societal pattern that has been used to sidelined inconvenient women. for more on this, i want to bring in joyce vance. what compelled you to want to write about this? >> i have to confess i'm not a longtime fan of britney's, but just a new one. i saw this as a popular media person's story that didn't have a legal aspect. as i dug into the legal issues surrounding her conservatorship,

i became increasingly alarmed and realized this is a story about how this country, that still has not -- and how easy it is to discrimination women, even use the force of the legal sim to sideline them when they don't get along with powerful people. >> you compared this to michael jackson. no one prevented michael jackson, despite the concerns of people around him that his mental condition was deteriorating, and he was able to raise his three children, prince, paris and blanket. >> so i think it's very easy for us to think a number of examples to livid i don't sin crattic lifestyles who are not until a

conser conservatorship. those are primarily for people whose lives are drawing to an end and have lost the ability to conduct their own affairs, but california law is clear, people who no longer require this assistance should be free to ask that it be ended. when this case was being handled by a prior judge, some of the court hearing transcripts indicate she may not have been fully advised her right. her lawyer was not someone she selected. she never was permitted to pick her own lawyer, but the four albums, a season on x factor, and 248 in-person shows at her las vegas residence during the period of the conservancy, it's very difficult to understand how that squares with our more traditional vision of someone

who needs conservatorship. >> it seems they are trying to control her, yet taking advantage of her as well and her talents. you also point out this goes as high as the office of the vice president mentioning that the united states cannot adopt the equal rights amendment. >> you know, it seems like the more things change, the more they stay the same. it's amazing we have a woman holding the office of vice president, and kamala harris is inspirational, and yet as long as think failure in the law remains, the equal rights amendment would simply say that women cannot be discriminated against because of their sex. it seems like such an obvious --

and we have to we have this fight. >> we do. joyce vance, as always, great to see you. coming up next, everybody, pride is in the spotlight. cameron esposito, joins the show next, as we continue to honor pride month. stay with us. o honor pride month. stay with us [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster

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making or breaking your confidence. listen to this. i have worn a dress and felt fine, but really, i think the confidence thing that you point to there, the break of confidence. >> there's so much that's destabilizing about that kind of attire. i wonder sometimes if it's on purpose, but it definitely feels like that. the only person that can make me feel comfortable and confidence? a dress, or really overtly feminine clothing is catherine.

>> i want to drill down to feel comfortable in your skin, feel comfortable in the way you style your hair, the choices you make, what you put on your body that is personal to you. >> absolutely right. first of all, happy pride. thank you so much for having me on to celebrate the end of this amazing month. for me it was a really long journey. as a kid i didn't see a lot of examples of folks that were categorized the same way i was categorized, that looked like how i wanted to look. i sawavid bowie growing up and thought that's what i am, that's what i want to wear, and it's challening then to go to school and put on the catholic girl's uniform that i did, and feel that disconnect. i think that feeling growing up as a kid, i think that stays

with a lot of queer people. i'm sure people outside the queer community has that feeling, too. i think it's special when that can be paired with pain, you know, and marginalization. it's not that i don't fit, but i don't fit and somebody is making laws against me. somebody didn't want me to get married. somebody doesn't think i should participate in sport. what's cool about that ought i don't, when brandi and i are talking, we have this in-group conversation. that's really why i started the show. so often it really matters who is the person doing the interviews. that's what i love about the podcast, what i'm so proud of. we get to this next level of intimacy and talk about things that don't get a lot of airtime.

>> i want to play a portion of an bur view with harvey guillen, talking about his childhood. >> just, you know, a tough upbringing, and don't want to focus on the negative. by society's standards, you should have had a parent who gave you whatever you wanted, that's not the case always. not everyone is lucky enough to have that. there's no shame in sharing this story, because what i think is going to be someone's reaction of like, oh, could be someone's reaction of, wow, i'm going to need to hear that today. >> it's about honest terr of the experience you're coming from, and where you're going to, especially for listeners, as

harvey pud it, i too share the same put it, and harvey is okay, and i'm going to be okay. >> what harvey was talking about prior to that in that episode is the way he had to work to save money using, you know -- he was selecting bottles to turn them into the coinage and using that to pay for improv classes and acting classes when he was growing up. when where he see someone successful as harvey, we don't know what's behind it. >> it's about making it somewhere after hurdle after herle. we talked about him the unusual

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a new database to document officers with a history of wrongdoing, called the lewis registry, that will catalog officers who have resigned or been -- misconduct. the cofounder of the lewis

registry it seems logical, yet it took someone like you to get a registry started like this one. >> it actually got started when george floyd was murdered. all of those conversations will not happen if you don't address the human element or the culture. this is a culture issue, so we start to have conversations with activists, police chiefs, academics to say what could we change? we want the one thing we can do is make sure people get fired, as difficult as it is, stay out

of the profession. unfortunately john lewis passed away and our cofounder said, i've got it, we'll call it the lewis registry, so we got started about a year ago. >> captain, how often that you see officers fired for some reason for another, shall we say, misconduct hired in other parts of the country? >> i would say anobody dotally too much. you can see the officer involved worked for someone else in the past, and had misconduct charged in the previous organization, and what is problematic is, although this information is

available to many police department, to their background investigators, they are still ignored and will still hire an officer, give them the blue grace and allow them to continue on. >> the blue grace, that's the first time i've heard that. partially this relies on news reports, and it's going to need cooperation. are you optimistic that you will get that type of cooperation? >> i'm extremely optimistic. obviously being at a major research university, our slogan, without data, you're just a person without an opinion. last summer we got 85% of the people responding support a registry, 74% republicans, 76% independents, 90% democrats.

we conducted a survey a few months ago, mostly cheever, and they said 74% approved of a registry. interestingly enough, we asked if the registry was available, would you use it for your screening process? 95% of the chiefs said yes. we're very optimistic, but most importantly, the public has sent us information to help us pop ulate this database with people who have been fired. >> you use this term "blue grace." if you think this list is public, if the hiring officers have access, do you think they will still allow for the blue grace in their hiring practices? >> i want to be as optimistic as my co-guest here, but, you know,

the fbi has been trying to collect data such as use of force from the 18,000 police department that we have across the country, and it's a struggle. if we're expecting in self-reporting and cooperation, i mean, i guess that waits to be seen, but up until now, police leaders have not had a great reputation of giving all the information that would be needed for a database like this. but, again, i will be hopeful as well. >> let's be hopeful. thank you to you both. we are approaching the top of the hour, you are watching msnbc reports with yasmin v old isn't.

as crews make some progress in the search for victims, we are now also learning much more about warning signs documented in this building that date back years before the shocking collapse. plus we're learning a lot more when it comes to infrastructure. where does the biden administration go from here, as the white house and some lawmakers run damage control. senator bill cassidy had this to say to his republican colleagues. >> if you go home and talk to constituents who are stuck? traffic for an hour and a half getting to work and an hour and a half getting home, three hours a day that they don't spend with their family, they want these -- they want a bridge come to go a town near them. >> however, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says this is the democrats' one big chance to get their as to -- >> republicans are w