a new report on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. how his killers allegedly received training in the u.s. >>> cattle call. dozens of escaped cows stampede through a california neighborhood leaving at least neighborhood leaving at least one person injured. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to begin with the white house falling short of meeting its covid vaccination goal as young adults continue to opt out of getting the shot. president biden wanted 70% of adults partially vaccinated by july 4th. but with less than two weeks to go, that number is just over 65%. this comes as the delta variant is now responsible for more than 20% of infections here in the u.s. dr. anthony fauci calls the strain the greatest threat to eliminate covid in america. laura podesta has the latest developments from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. is still seeing roughly 10,000 new coronavirus cases per day, and health experts are blaming the surge whic

a new report on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. how his killers allegedly received training in the u.s. >>> cattle call. dozens of escaped cows stampede through a california neighborhood leaving at least neighborhood leaving at least one person injured. captioning funded by cbs

was communicating with and may have led directly under of jamal khashoggi. that strikes me as even more sinister than the deceptive tactics that black cube was using. >> there are many sinister things, certainly -- we just give our technology to the enforcement or government, but one of the things i tried to document in the book is this sort of spyware or other types of cyberspying devices have become so cheap and so available that a guy can buy them off the shelf, you don't need high-tech skills to do this anymore. there are these devices that -- they are called in the catchers and basically if i am standing somewhere and an operative gets in between me and the cell tower they can pick up everything i say, pick up all my text messages, they can survey only in the same way the program is positive, the use of hacking, of spyware, of surveillance devices has become rife in the private intelligence industry over the past decade. >> let's talk about the elephant in the room. the trump dossier and fusion gps, clearly that's the most controversial part of your boo

operatives from saudi arabia who participated in the 2018 killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggin the united states the year before. meanwhile, the justice department also announcing that it seized 36 iranian-linked websites that the doj says were being used to spread disinformation as part of a propaganda campaign. joining me now with more is nbc news bureau chief. ali, good to have you with us. the decision by the doj to seize these websites comes at a delicate time obviously with another round of a iran nuclear deal talks wrapping up, another set expected to take place in the next couple of weeks. >> what has been the response so hoorng? it does got at a time when earth power from either side could -- iran's minister says the country -- accused the u.s. of suppressing freedom rand exposing the crimes of the u.s. and its allies in the rogge op. i'm quoting them. the current president's chief of staff said negotiations could be complicated in vienna and in the same presser he said an agreement has been reached in vienna to remove all u.s. sanctions including well over 1,000 trum

a new report finds four men that took part in the killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggistates. in arkansas, in a contract approved by the state department. the tier one group. the official says there's no word that the men who approved the training knew the men were involved in a crackdown in their own country. mohammed bin salman. and shows not to directly punish the crown prince this is after former president donald trump claimed the cia's evidence was inclusive. >>> and then there's this, former president donald trump reportedly wanted the justice department to start "saturday night live" from mocking him. a rerun of "snl" in march of 2019 sparked an angry tweet from the president, asking if the federal election commission should look into the show, quote, mocking him. but according to the daily beast, the wounded commander in chief took it a step further. according to two people familiar with the matter, they write, trump asked advisers about the federal communications system, the court system and most confusingly to some lieutenants the department of justice could d

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of the saudi men who participated in the abduction and killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggiin 2018 received state department-approved paramilitary training in the u.s. the training was provided by the security company tier 1 group, which is owned by private equity firm cerberus capital management. in immigration news, the biden administration is allowing some -- asylum-seekers who were enrolled in trump's "remain in mexico" program, and ordered deported to their home countries for not being present in their u.s. court hearings to revive their asylum cases. under remain in mexico of thousands of asylum seekers were forced to wait in often dangerous conditions in mexico while their cases made their way through u.s. courts. buzzfeed reports many of them couldn't make it to court because conditions were too dangerous to travel, while other asylum seekers never arrived to their court hearings in the u.s. because they were kidnapped by cartels, were ill, or denied entry because they were pregnant. this comes as immigrant justice advocates continue to denounce the biden administrat

heard about persecution of journalists maybe in egypt or the dismemberment of virginia resident jamal khashoggiit might be in honduras or russia, all over the world when dictators want to perpetrate atrocities and escape accountability, they go after media representatives. mr. chair, senator ram and i have initialed a bill which is the international press freedom act to create a new sub get a gory -- subcategory of non-immigrant visas for threatened journalists and their families which would be a strong statement of principle that we value journalism, we value a robust first amendment culture and we will provide a haven for those practicing this profession who are threatened around the world. i don't have other questions for the ambassador. i think the questions from those who have recently visited the region have helped identify the challenges and the next panel will do the same. i hope we might think about ways where we can deal with kind of an expanding set of attacks on journalists around the world we might find a way to provide refuge in the united states for journalists and their families

trained in the u.s., saudi's who participated in the 2018 killing of washington post journalists jamal khashoggieived training approved by the state department, according to documents. the times writes the instruction occurred as the unit responsible for the killing was beginning an extensive campaign and kidnapping, detention and torture of saudi citizens ordered by the crown prince to crush dissent inside the kingdom. the training was provided by an arkansas-based security company owned by the equity firm. the company says the training was defensive in nature and devised to better protect saudi leaders. one person familiar with the training senate also included work with surveillance. you can read that at nytimes.com. we talked about the vote in the senate about moving forward with democratic legislation on voting reform, they failed to get the 60 votes needed to advance that legislation and bring it to the floor. the president of the senate calling the vote yesterday evening on the floor. this is politico's reporting, failure on election strategy. after months of buildup, democrats are boxed

a new report finds that four men who took part in the killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggithe united states. according to the "new york times" the saudi men were trained in arkansas under a contract approved by the state department just a year before the 2018 killing. the training was conducted by security company tier 1 group, the "times" says. there is no evidence the officials who approved the training knew the men were involved in a crackdown on dissenters in their home country. >> elisabeth? >> well, this is an example of what happens with -- this is partly about the perils of military partnerships, u.s. military partnerships with authoritarian countries and just we do training for a lot of countries, this one obviously was a big problem and it's, you know, politically disastrous, i think, but it just shows, again, the problems of this, it shows after the training what happens is you can't control what happens when they go home. >> right. >> and it sort of underscores the problems we have with, again, our general alliances with countries like the saudis. >> david, this