but brittani held on.s, three months after the attack, the family was told brittani would survive. but what would her new life to be like? >> we talk to her and she blink her eyes and smile. but we knew at that point, there was a lot of paralysis. and that's when they told us her ear can occur with canal is crushed, she's going to be death. they also told us that her optic nerve is probably severed just from the heating of the head, the jolting of it. >> despite her estates of injuries, brittani's family started taking her on short outings. >> we put her in their wheelchair and she still couldn't hold her head up, she's drooling. and just like, please don't let this be. >> the family knew this might be all they could hope for. >> and there was so much dead tissue in the front temporal lobe, they removed pieces of that. and with the rain they are saying it so unpredictable. that could be, your speech, your short term -- >> when i hear all the wonderful things about her and all the things she wanted to accom

brittany? [applause] brittany: ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon.ittany bean, and these are my well-behaved and adorable children, margaret catherine, nathan, and jordan. my husband is overseas in afghanistan. he's been gone for six months and will return in about six more months, in time for christmas. on this memorial day, we are asked to honor, remember, and mourn those servicemen and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the performance of their duties, home and abroad. as a veteran myself and spouse to a servicemember overseas, i am all too aware of the cost these young men and women are asked to bear, as is president biden. some of you listening to my voice right now have also suffered a loss. i would like to extend my external and internal gratitude however willing to protect the american dream, to keep our nation a beacon of democracy and hope to others. it comes with a great sense of honor and pride. though i've taken off the uniform and have transitioned to being a military spouse, i am still afforded an opportunity to serve others

matt:, brittany thank you -- brittany, thank you for joining us. brittany murphy of housecanary. want to move back to the u.s. i think there might be a place coming on the market in washington state. there is a 61,000 square-foot mansion called xanadu 2.0 that may be coming on the market soon, so maybe i will be able to pick that up. for amanda lang, i am matt miller. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i markham i'm doing bloomberg's first word news. -- i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. they aim to double their train by 2030. that is following a virtual meeting between boris johnson. an u.k. statement, following, prime minister johnson set a new era had begun with the world's largest democracy. in that britain would consider to support india as it battles the coronavirus pandemic. meanwhile, johnson says there is a good chance that social distancing rules and england will be scrapped on june 21. on the campaign showed today, johnson said the government's lockdown easing remains the plan on track. with the rapid rollout of vaccines. the prime minister says making his cas

the problem was brittani was married to another man. then she found out she was pregnant, and it was just weeks before her due date, the tragedy struck. investigators would quickly home in on the two men in britney's life. but was either capable of murder? here is andrea canning with deadly circumstances. >> and matching all of your phone conversations being recorded for posterity? how would you feel. what's secrets would they tell? >> why are you talking a lot to try to hide something? >> this story begins here at a suburban office outside knoxville tennessee, it looks a lot like any office in america. but when workers here talked on their desk phones, every word was captured. >> she always look like she's about to kill somebody? >> and oh, the stories they told. unfiltered and intimate. with details about office romances. >> he was so hot. >> and in one heartbreaking case, maybe even clues about a murder. >> this was a real did it? >> norman clark, love sports. his mother says that he was a top athlete and a good son to. >> he was a l

and now i'm excited to welcome our next speaker, brittany bean. in addition to being a mom of three, a veteran herself and a fellow teacher, brittany has navigated much of this pandemic while her husband, major nathaniel bean is deployed to afghanistan. with brittany's service, this is their family's seventh combined deployment. brittany, like so many moms, i know that you are the rock of your family. >> okay. we've been listening to the first lady jill biden speak to other military families. she herself one of them. talking about all the shared sacrifice that families make we will tune back in to joint base langlois as soon as the president starts speaking. >> all right. let's move to the big vote today, republicans are going to wlok the bill to create a commission to find the truth what happened at the u.s. capitol january 6th. 554 to 35. i think we have the faces and names of the republicans voted for the commission. six susanne collins with lisa murkowski. mitt romney ben sasse and rob portman voted for moving forward with the commission. ten

. >> reporter: brittany shot this video of the boat shortly after it capsized. you can see at least one person attempting to flee the vessel by jumping ship. >> we were trying to yell and all the people were like jump off, you've got to get out of the boat. >> reporter: multiple agencies responded to aid the wounded not only pulling victims from the water but conducted a cliff rescue as well. >> people in the water drowning, getting sucked up the rip current there. there are people on shore and reports were cpr in progress down below with multiple people injured. >> this was a mass rescue operation that curbed into mass casualty incident. >> reporter: a border patrol incident says there is every indication this was a smuggling vessel, apprehensions of those crossing illegally by sea were up more than 90% last year and officials are seeing a similar increase this year. brittany says she wanted to record what was happening in case they were undocumented migrants. >> people are risking their lives to come to this country and we wanted to advocate that that shouldn'

we'll put it on this little lady. meeting be brittany lackey. then this is the last me got a lot bye little bye now. bye. and then you guys mean i love what i mean? yeah, we're good. all right. social class flow. people also covered by 1st if you're born in to a 4 family, you're born into minority family. if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life, chances people die on average. 15 years old, born a generational poverty, it's a, it's a fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. mm. headlines for this monday here on our tea enemies and neighbors. a report revealed denmark's fire on germany's angle as well as on other leaders, and they did it for us intelligence the remains of over 200 children, i discovered near a former school for indigenous students in canada, raising questions over decades of abuse and cultural genocide that even continued up until the 19th and israel longstanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu may finally be on his way out off of the opposition claims t

. >> brittany debar oes is a combat veteran who served in afghanistan. thank you for suffering through the outside. is jerry there? >> yeah. >> hey, what's up, jerry? >> hey, kamau. >> as a service member vocal against the wars in iraq and afghanistan, brittany has received both praise and pushback, including being told she was going native, which is racist for meaning she cares. >> and they described it almost like a mental health problem, where you had started empathizing too much with the people of the land that you were sent to. >> well, even in saying that, you're talking about -- you're expressing empathy with the afghan people. >> i got there a true believer. i was young. i was bright-eyed. i believed that we were the good guys. i came back in 2013 really confused. i felt clear when i came home that i had done nothing but participate in harm, and it struck me in that moment that i had a responsibility to be speaking up. >> yeah. >> we need to address nationalism because people are so conditioned to hide behind the flag. my name is brittany ramos d

fisherman norman and brittany normandy and brittany fisherman the late to each other and they've all been fishing in each other's fishing grounds by agreement using traditional guides for hundreds of years and looking after each other you know in cases of storm and ship and that kind of thing. and these families all all know each other and this is a local difficulty about traditional rights and the involvement of central of qualities in paris and london should be kept to a minimum and is actually extremely unhelpful do you think there's a danger then the fact that boris johnson is going to meet. that could actually make matters worse do you feel it should be dealt with on a much lower level then to sort this act. absolutely but this should be dealt with between new fire to use in. telling you know new priorities and sherbet. and between the fishermen on each side who need to talk to each other never so you know there's been a great deal of. intermarriage an interlaced unshipped between the specie communities going back hundreds and hundreds of years they all know each other. and they

the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america, brittany, just co founder compassion, s g d, an initiative that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the attacks and i kept hearing about even a neighboring attacks man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of its finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago, and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes. but i really hope that these attack stops, so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times. right. now like it's crucial, but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attack would stop. for the time being though brittany and san gabriel valley and police officers, every night alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against anti asian hate crimes and races to football and by in munich strike, a robert living dusky has broken the recor

we meet with brittany over in the park in san gabriel valley or s t v. as it's residents call it the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america, brittany, just co founder compassion. s g d. an initiative of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the attacks and i about even a neighboring attack man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of its finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago. and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes. but i really hope that these attack stop, so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times. right now, like it's crucial. but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attack would stop for the time being though for me and gabriel valley and police officers f rain and alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against anti asian ha

definitely going to be inviting you all back this is being great richardson preston mitchell and brittany a leader louis thank you so much. america's immigration system has been right for form for over 4 decades politicians on both the left and the right and everywhere in between have promised to strengthen our borders create a less cumbersome path for immigrants on the road to citizenship and restructure asylum policies yet year after year the u.s. falls flat in keeping its immigration reform promises secretary of state anthony blinken told 60 minutes in an interview sunday night the bight administration inherited a totally broken system the surge at the border is not a republican fantasy it's very real guys in march more than 17000 migrants were taken into custody the highest number in 2 decades much of the surge is driven by desperation and false information provided by traffickers who say the u.s. border is opened. and as you can recall migrant families being separated from their children was a trending topic throughout the top administration a handful of those families could be unite

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we'll put it on the show that the lady meeting be brittany lackey. then this is in the knee by little bye. now, bye, and then you guys name my last name. what are what are the oh, in 10 years of covering the war in syria, i've met many people heard and told many human stories and seen many tragedies 1st hand. some of them touched me more than others, but the voices of the smallest were perhaps the loudest. that's why in 2016 i made growing up with war, a documentary about children in syria. ah, one story in particular struck me that most. that of little lace. i did not take the help out. i just made them new my the he was a 5 year old going through hell and back. i just couldn't get him out of my mind. 5 years old and i came back to syria to check on. how is he doing now? how has he been dealing with his masters pain and losses? has he ever managed to recover his room? 2 leading. how did his life change? did it change at all? and what will to morrow bring for him, i use the christ is in syria began in the wake of what's known as the arab spring, a wa

>>> the biggest consumers of music and brittany has become their queen. >> i'm not that innocent ♪ ♪s i did it again ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brittany was the madonna whereas christina was the mariah. ♪ ♪ whoa yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ >>> very tiny girl, under five feet. when she opened her mouth it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you're like that voice is coming out of that girl? the end of the 90s is a really precarious strange time for music. m the stops paying music videos and starts doing reality programming, like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in peoples' lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. sneft another turning point or a fork stuck in the road ♪ ♪ time that you bother to direct you where to go ♪ snepd. >>> the '90s represented being who you were. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and doesn't like it and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the mess

brittany, you're doing triple duty as a veteran, a military spouse and a teacher. kids, thank you for being there for your mom. i can remember all those times, and all of you remember the spouses when your husband or wife were deployed. every morning you wake up, you say a little extra prayer while you're drinking your coffee. you just spend a little more time wondering. you make up 1% of the population. you're defending 99% of the rest of us. we owe you. you do your job so gracefully. you hardly ever say anything. but it matters. it matters to your families for that time you're sitting across an empty chair at the kitchen table, the dining room table, birthdays or christmases or holidays when they're gone. there is a famous english poet who says they also serve who only stand and wait. also serve who only stand and wait. i know major bead, having been deployed during the pandemic only made things harder during the pandemic. i thank you so much and your entire families for serving our country. don't underestimate how important you are. there is nothing jill and i e

we meet with brittany oh, the park in san gabriel valley or s g v. as it's residents call it. the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america. brittany just co founded compassion, s g d, an initiative that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the attacks and i kept hearing about even a neighboring attacks man was waiting on a bus stop and with a tossed and lost part of his finger like it was just getting way too close to home . that was just 3 months ago, and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes. but i really hope that these attack stops, so we don't have to keep them offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times. right now, like it's crucial, but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attack would stop for the time being though with me in the same gabriel valley and police officers every night alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against ant

official documents research by journalists define jamar 18 show that brittany and suites are cooperating, and that nothing is normal in this case. in an email to this swedish colleagues, the british prosecutor's office recommends that the son should not be questioned in london because his case would just not be treated like any other around. that just got a bag and a friend who has not been with us for some of him. so who was and from me to do home with liz over there for you see not for the next 2 years, the firms will not move. although the case is at an impulse, son has not just sitting back from his confinement. he continues to send his messages out into the world and the world. all part of the world comes to him, really in the world propaganda may in 2013, a son speaks the u. s. secret services, once again. with help from sarah harrison. at of research had wiki leaks, he organizes edward snowden escape from hong kong. in a moment. okay. no sierra less but the diploma because it's a way that works and, and brain on you esl said or let's see the school. she'll you know, as this young

and brittany, i can't say i was surprised. i've been in this town long enough. but you could walk through your sense of what the calculation was for republicans to go against something that was drafted by republicans and democrats and that three months ago all of them seemed to support. >> i think we're seeing any it is clear that donald trump has a vice grip on the party on the macro and the micro level and the calculation is that mitch mcconnell was going around reporting to republicans saying do this to me as a favor, to make the democrats upset, but honestly it feels like a favor to the king pin of the party right now which is trump. which is funny to say, he's in mar-a-lago and not here in d.c. and of the 11 senators that visited the vote out of town, four of them voted to impeach donald trump. and convict him. and it is very curious to see where that consistency, where the backbone is and it is kind of curious if that extends further. you could talk one way and be very vocal about your willingness to stand up for democracy and look at how many people laude

i went to howard university with brittany.women were my friends. a lot of our friendships were based in the beginning howard university and my extended hue word university alumni network. there was already trust there that allows them to be vulnerable and they know i'm open and vulnerable about my own story so i think that level of intimacy that you might not see often times when a film maker is sitting down and just the idea of me telling my story helps for these women to open up, as well. we know their stories will be entrusted with me and there will be a great story and that there will be a level of delicacy, you know, i will be -- i will handle their stories with care. >> you contended often an asymmetrical power by choosing to share yourself. can you talk us through the special meaning of "in our mother's gardens"? >> the film title is a nod to alice walker, a woman what she says i found my own and so she is throughown. and so she is through, in search of my mother's garden, she talks about black spirituality, voodoo and

this was the main road from average into brittany. germans ambushed a group which i was in, and we had some casualties but got out of it ultimately. then we headed south and around i-, heading for breast, that was our mission. >> tell me about that ambush, whether a lot of forces? >> no, i this was primarily -- i was in a light tank. i this was hedge row country. the hedge rows were on each side. at the base of the hedgerow would be about even with that mantle, the top of that mantle, then there would be vegetation on top of it. and so they made a perfect little perimeters of defense. they had some infantry behind that with burp guns, machine guns. they had on the railroad crossing, which was about 50 yards ahead, they had an 88 millimeter gun, very cleverly vision hidden. we later found out along the level of the train tracks. so as our people were coming up or down the hill, they would hit them with artillery. and artillery battery was in front of me and they got badly hit. we were speeding like crazy after we realized this was an a

and then when i need something lighter, i have fallen in love with the brittany murder mysteries who food and drinks lotss of wine and brittany and also solves murder mysteries on thehe side. >> what you find the time to read and where do you like to read. >> what i like to read it before i go to bed at night. especially more the lighter, i relied on airplanes and if i back-and-forth from minneapolis to washington all of the time so the airplane reading is really good. i don't have as much time to read this i wish i did. but i'm not talking about massive books that i get every night to read also. so that keeps me busy. >> what books are you planning on ready in the future and why. >> i have to sayan that i am really interested in a book that i just have read about by minnesota author named thomas peacock, called the loomis trail in a story told by the wolves. and it looks like it is so interesting and so fun. and culture in minnesota, is fascinating to me and so rich and connected to so much about our state printed so i'm looking forward to that and i have to say thatwa my father, co

brittany vallas, manager/director of the tacos. and you're both in restaurants and are hiring.year and took warehouse jobs that do may $16 an hour. is the answer the restaurant industry needs to change the way they pay and match that pay? >> yeah, i think for a long time the economics in the restaurant industry has been pretty broken and we are seeing that maybe play out now. for places like los angeles, new york, people realize they don't have to be in l.a. to have the high-paying jobs so a lot of people moved out. it's really upside down. we normally wouldn't advertise we're hiring but it's like everywhere because it's really been difficult. we're working like 18 hours a day just to make up for the work. so, yeah, the hiring, to touch on your last guest, it's been really difficult to get anybody in. i hope it is relieved but it makes it difficult to get back to normal for sure. >> can i ask you emotionally, this time last year, you were firing all of your staff and now you can't bring people back. how do you feel? >> i feel like i have cosd or something. i feel like i'm tryin

meet patrol officer brittany richardson. she is a 12 year veteran who helped battle the rioters. is a neighborhood where michael brown died? >> he has a memorial there. clive: pensive with the memory of danger. one habit brings comfort. you pray every day? >> i pray over my kids room before i leave. i make sure they are safe and know they are loved. clive: do you worry you will not get home to them? >> i might not. >> alright greater fairfax. clive: elsewhere, the reverend darrell ray organizes volunteers to distribute masks to pour and sometimes dangerous neighborhoods. >> i will take the bad part on this side. clive: the man of god has a plan. >> i wear a collar. the belief that god will do everything for us and we have to do nothing for ourselves is not fate. that is supersession -- is not faith. that is superstition. that can get you killed and that is why i carry the gun. clive: it is the violence of parts of this area or an out of years of neglect and deprivation that for the police requires a tough response. >> police have told us openly that when they go in to the black c

. >> let's bring in nbc news contributor brittany cunningham and previously served on president obama'sce. as i listen to that video, what i hear is mr. greenspeaking with respect to the officers, always yes, sir, yes, sir, yes, sir, and yet from them that video and every other one i've heard they're -- they're addressing him with dehumanizing name calling. it's got to be a gut punch to see this. it upsets me so much. so what is your reaction and the fact that we are seeing this now. it was leaked to the associated press. we wouldn't be seeing it potentially otherwise, right? >> that's right. we wouldn't be knowing the truth potentially otherwise, and we keep having to lose lives in order to prove points that black communities and indigenous communities have been making for a very long time that no, simply complying with officers and being respectful does not save our lives as is the case in louisiana and we also know that very often the police are not telling the full truth or even half the truth just like in this case. we heard one story and then the truth ended up being something ent

we'll put it on the shoulder for meeting brittany home. lucky then this is the lamp, me up and glad by little bye. now, bye. and then because you guys in my life, what are what are the key is not a lot of could be seen on. and you really connection is who are issue is giving me me the legal team manages to get the case cost at the united nations. and sweden begins to feel the international political pressure, especially from that in america, me promoting and respecting human rights for all women, men, girls and boys is the core value and a center priority for the swedish government. but she and the last question, when you will get a sooner or so, do you have the new when you hit your pro the he'll call me and tell me what made on that. but i said, we'll go ahead and they know they will see on one side of that i will get it but a so never control the video that i see. i see it set up i he decided to make a nice mostly cool, but i feel for the international, but i got on the saddle, they say for your specific, i mean it was a waste of in the scale up, but it's one of the dollars paper bu

after the break, as brittany comes to terms with evidence of a arguable karone of ours man, florida, we go to the city in india, globally supplying astrazeneca vaccines to us, came years form a drug administration commissioner. what has gone so wrong in his country? more coming up about doing going undergrad. ah me, an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country threaten to wipe out an american we do everything on our part. a project in water escaping climate change poses the same threat. right now, alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. we lost about 3535 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring it is fast and that means the river is $35.00 pounds. then learning was year before, i think we're part of america, the 3rd from or america. welcome back tomorrow the 74th world health assembly winds down as tens of millions . grieve for relatives killed by corona virus just by britain having a capital death rate 10 times that of india. it is the so called world's largest democracy, that is now under the spotlight for its corona

after the break, as brittany comes to terms with evidence of a arguable karone of ours man, florida, we go to the city in india, globally supplying astrazeneca vaccines to us can be a former drug administration commissioner. what has gone so wrong in his country? all listen more coming up about to up going undergrad. ah ah ah ah, max size or financial survival guide? daisy, let's learn about fill out. let's say i'm a joy and your time. grief on banks of the site. wall street broad. thank you for helping me. ah, well enjoy. 6 that right fell out that way very the we're segregated all along my social class. last class. people though, also covered by 1st name. if you're born in to a 4 family, you're born into a minority family. if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your lives, chances people die or leverage to a fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. mm. welcome back. tomorrow the 74th world health assembly winds down as tens of millions, grieve for relatives killed by corona virus just by britain having a capital dea

after the break, as brittany comes to terms with evidence of a arguable karone of ours manslaughter. we go to the city in india, globally supplying astrazeneca vaccines to us, came years form a drug administration commissioner. what has gone so wrong in his country? all listen more coming up about to up going undergrad. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obviously is too great truck rather than fear i would take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. we have so many with him and a robot must protect its own existence with the welcome back tomorrow. the 74th world health assembly wines down as tens of millions, grieve for relatives killed by corona virus just by britain having a capital death rate 10 times that of india. it is the so called world's largest democracy, that is now under the spotlight for its corona virus response. thoug

we'll put it on the show that the lady meeting the brittany. lucky done this young man, me up and everybody by little my novel by and then because you guys are not the man why or why not what? i need me. the news my say everything in here is given to me basic. these were tables that were given to me, a really ugly, so i'm in the process of pays him the only make him little personal. so that's another way of cutting costs. this is the queen's share. this is my chair, thrown comfort. i love it. so it's just something that actually when i bought it, it was the biggest main and it was $1300.00. so i made payments on the only thing in the house, it's really expensive for me. now this is my chair and her financial difficulties have gotten worse since she started to accommodate her niece jennifer and unemployed single mother who has 3 children to take care of. lia lindsay and jayden. fortunately, jennifer receives food stamps every month on the 1st day. according to how many kids you have and your income, they put so much on there and i get every month on the 1st i get like.

different the record systematic only and then they also mention their name of the country and their brittanie and their number so this is the very strong evidence that i have that military is doing such a thing for a long time to their ethnic area again in 2017 in rakhine state committed these these asics of wines to the kind people including who are women so not again 2021 in supreme revolution so would be our dream and keep on dreaming to the women and to doing women just yesterday i got the information and complaint that not just the teaching women they also doing the sexual wine and to the women who also are on the we to their call on our on the very go on the motorcycle that they make so many bad things to the girls and women right now. kyrgyzstan says the ceasefire with neighboring to g q stan is holding after a week of intense border fighting both nations claim an area around a water supply facility in a dispute dating back decades as the official death tolls mount after the worst fighting there in years kyrgyzstan is accusing its neighbor of war crimes trial strap that has the latest

. >> reporter: brittany shot this video shortly after the 40-foot boat capsized. those who survived were seen jumping overboard. >> we were devastated. seeing people fight for their lives and not being able to help. >> reporter: behind me you can see the debris from the capsized boat. the coast guard ended the search for survivors. first responders administeredrch for sur c.p.r. and conducted a cliff rescue, but not everyone could be saved. >> people were drowning, getting sucked down by the rip current. >> reporter: more than 300 apprehensions at sea last year, a 92% increase. the captain of the ship could face possible federal charges, but the immigration status of survivors is still uncertain. some may be allowed to stay in the country and serve as witnesses for the government, but others may be expelled. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano, thank you. in north carolina, an emotional funeral was held today for andrew brown, jr. he was shot to death by deputies attempting to serve an arrest warrant. mourners included relatives of other black men killed by officer

meet patrol officer brittany richardson. a 12—year veteran who helped battle the rioters.danger. 0ne habit brings comfort. you pray every day? yeah, i pray over my kids' room before i leave, make sure that they are safe and they know that they're loved. you worry that you just won't get home to them? i might not. all right, greater fairfax. elsewhere in st louis county, the reverend darryl gray organises volunteers to distribute masks in poor and sometimes dangerous neighbourhoods. i'll take the bad part on this side. be careful. the man of god has a plan. i tell people, "i wear a collar. i wear a collar but i'm not stupid." the belief that god will do everything for us and we have to do nothing for ourselves — that's not faith. that's superstition. and that can get you killed. and that's why you carry the gun. and that's why i carry the gun, yeah. it's the violence of parts of this area, born out of years of neglect and deprivation, that for the police requires a tough response. police have told us very openly that when they go into the black community, they're going to o

we'll put it on the shoulder meeting brittany. lucky vendors. lamp me by little by now. and then because you guys are not the man why or why not? give me the news the who's who's i hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered. i'm peter about imposing sanctions in the country. used to be a policy of last resort. that is not the case today. now, washington sanction scores of countries and even threatens sanctions against suppose the allies, the sanctions work. no, not really. also we have an update on beatrice. i to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, jordan sent me well we in budapest, he is a podcast at the gaggle.

back hundreds of years and the thing in the channel islands and the french fisherman normandy and brittany fisherman then the late to each other and they've all been fishing in each other's fishing grounds by agreement using traditional guides for hundreds of years and looking after each other you know in cases of storm and ship and that kind of thing . and these families all all know each other this is a local difficulty about traditional rights and the involvement of central authorities in paris and london should be kept to a minimum and is actually extremely unhelpful. many thanks for joining us here on out the international we're back in 30 minutes with the latest c.n.n. . blog give easy vasan this. yarn for unions at once like yeah yeah. rational than death.

and they're brittanie and their number so this is the very strong evidence that i had the military is doing such a thing for a long time to their. ethnically again in 2017 in rakhine state committed these pieces 6 of wines to the young kind people. including who are women so not again 2001 in supreme revolution so a p e r 2 u.e. and keep on doing to the women i did in women just yesterday i got the information and complained that not just the teaching women. they also all do the intersection why don't you that we men also are we to their whole on the car are on the ego on the mother's side. they make so many bad things you get dirty and we need ok right now ok i am afraid we'll have to leave it there but thank you so much not so the minister for women you think children's affairs in myanmar's national unity government thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera and apologies for the the color see if the connection there is difficult to say here that properly over skype. now the u.s. commands are a foreign forces in afghanistan says it would be a mistake from groups to attack supp

we meet with brittany oh, the park in san gabriel valley or s t v. as it's residents call it. the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america. britney just co founded compassion, s g d initiatives that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the talk. so hearing about even a neighboring attacks. man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of his finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago. and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes, but i really hope that these attack stops, so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times right now, like it's crucial. but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attacks would stop for the time being though with me in the same gabriel valley and police officers, every night alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against anti asian hate crimes

definitely going to be inviting you all back this is being great richardson preston mitchell and brittany a leader louis thank you so much. america's immigration system has been right for form for over 4 decades politicians on both the left and the right and everywhere in between have promised to strengthen our borders create a less cumbersome path for immigrants on the road to citizenship and restructure asylum policies year after year the u.s. falls flat in keeping its immigration reform promises secretary of state anthony blinken told 60 minutes in an interview sunday night the bite administration inherited a totally broken system the surge at the border is not a republican fantasy it's very real guys in march more than 17000 migrants were taken into custody the highest number in 2 decades much of the surge is driven by desperation and false information provided by traffickers who say the u.s. border is opened. and as you can recall migrant families being separated from their children was a trending topic throughout the top administration a handful of those families could be in for uni

out of the bed where they are, but the judge of dillman, this called him and heard of the heavy brittany of an amount of looming cement, live in a saloon mom smiled little to continue to listen to this, call him on her tablet, miss modem, other go to the hospital and i just got the ellia line in the, in the when the, when my name is and the surface 3rd in the middle of the modem, i can show you how you get in here. i was been in this in a while, i get off the. 2 0 yeah, the can, that'd be the dash of the blue is going to be modeled identically a special can it can be no business. my bill is you thought it was really good place to be it if you have to be honest. yeah. well what is the, how much was that home there? how much too much? the whole not shannon or well mac. i just lost it. yeah. yeah. no not really seem be this is what i would get a little more tell us and slot down and nutty. i don't know, my group was on the whole event in the middle of and you can money in less than c r c in the on the bottom that much to that a little bit of a to a to i don't have to how many it was smart i

meet patrol officer brittany richardson. a 12—year veteran who helped battle the rioters.y over my kids' room before i leave, make sure that they are safe and they know that they're loved. you worry that you just won't get home to them? i might not. all right, greater fairfax. elsewhere in st louis county, the reverend darryl gray organises volunteers to distribute masks in poor and sometimes dangerous neighbourhoods. i'll take the bad part on this side. be careful. the man of god has a plan. i tell people, "i wear a collar. i wear a collar but i'm not stupid." the belief that god will do everything for us and we have to do nothing for ourselves, that's not faith. that's superstition. and that can get you killed. and that's why you carry the gun. and that's why i carry the gun, yeah. it's the violence of parts of this area, born out of years of neglect and deprivation, that for the police requires a tough response. police have told us very openly that when they go into the black community, they're going to over— police because there's a fear. but you understand that? of co

brittani cooper, of course, really rev -- reef luigsizeinging a disease ya by saying we can include sources outside of academics, think about artists and the north carolina which black women have found mean in the world and created life no so many are outen and form the academy through respecting these voices, and i always look up to her and have used several of her books. also incredibly inspired by activists and their work, and elysee ya garza and -- both being cofounders with opennal as the "black lives matter" movement, they all three have written books and i think it's a powerful way to understand the strategy behind organizing. i think a lot of times people who are outside of organizing don't fully understand the amount of planning that goes into it, the amount of connections, generations before us, and the continuation of work and legacy that we all really feel we are part of. so those are some that i'll suggest and then there's plenty more that i included in the book at the end. >> thank you, an newscast. i will take that -- thank you, an name'll take that thread and thomas you go i

good luck, emily, hanna, and brittany. here are the categories for the "jeopardy!" round. returning champion, you get to go first. i'll take ding dong for $200. emily? - what is dash? - yes. dash or ditch. - emily. - ding dong for $400.