until then, your questions and this conversation with the reverend william barber. i want to focus on that last part of the name of this march, and to the polls. what do we know about americans living in poverty and their voting habits? their ability to get to the polls? >> two things, we did a study, i want you to listen, it's called waking the sleeping giant. he had three things most americans don't know. number, one in the last election, voters who make less than $50,000 a year voted higher than normal. they were critical in at least 4 to 5 key states. their votes alone. secondly, poor and low wealth voters make up 32% of the electorate now, and 45% in battleground states. number three, in 15 states, if -- between one and 25% higher than they did in the last election, they could close the margin of victory for any candidate. they can decide who sits in the senate, who sits in the house, who sits in the presidency. so we can no longer ignore 32% of the elected. saturday is not a day, it's a declaration. it's people coming, regardless of party, we have people from

william barber and dr.aris, cochairs of the poor people's campaign, holding a mass poor people's assembly and moral march on washington on saturday. liz, i want to congratulate your sister jean theoharis, the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks based on her best-selling book by the same title just premiered last night at the tribeca film festival, directed by our former democracynow! producer as well as joanna hamilton. it is fantastic, not to be missed by anyone. that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

barber, but they want the barber to have been called the barber in the old days, which means they calledith blunt scissors with scissors, or somewhere in a dead end , so, well, we are with you at such a pace with such knowledge of 3 million, it definitely won’t work. well, wait. well, what were they not called? well, there is this hairdresser. voper is more, it looks like some kind of card yes, here is a dashuler ashulera. well, i don't know such a strange word, affinia and coaper. yes, the barber it seems to me that the step artist was called and the barber is called these fenya and the coaper two, it seems to me that after all. uh, what kind of name is such a right to make a mistake a delinquent, fenya's scam will alternately call yes, and you can become a barber and from a fini, for example. no, to us this yes, let's make a mistake again. you won't see right our players take a hint about our mistakes. and the first idea would be cofer, probably, yes, the wrong answer. it's good that they took a hint and then the next option is already him must be correct - this is phoenix and rightly

-- barber, do you have a question for him? caller: just pray for everybody. we need to get rid of these guns. this is a smokescreen to cover the issues that affect everyday people, food, gas. they need to take responsibility for their part in this. host: let you jump in. guest: thank you for your call. she raises a powerful question. when the riots first happened, people first said it was a bunch of poor folk and we found out it was more middle-class and up. poor folk have not rioted. poor folk are trying to make it. one thing we are saying to this country is if you keep allowing 100 40 million people to live in poverty and they lose hope, that is the breeding ground for all kind of discontent, the breeding count for desperates and autocratic leaders. we don't need that. we need to live out our constitution which says we have to promote the general where -- general welfare of every person. that would mean everybody has universal health care, living wages. universal health care in 25 of the wealthiest countries, we are the only ones that doesn't offer it. host

you are on with the reverend barber comic good morning. i wanted to know if you have a phone number that i could reach, i'm from the old school and i need to communicate sometimes by phone. i want to talk and i am proud of you and i prayed to god he will always bless you and keep you in good health. you get a long life. so i need that phone number please. >> guest: first of all thank you so much. let me just say to callers like you if you go come under the website but if you dial information they would give you the numbers. what i would like to say to this man i am hearing, there are thousands upon thousands, we have traveled all over this country. we'vee been in appalachia, upstate new york, the bronx, california, arizona on saturday you were going to see black and white and native american and young and old and gay and straight and latino and asians all come together as one voice saying we are the 140 million poor and lowow wealth people and we won't be signed anymore with our voices or our votes. we are calling for reconstruction agenda

out on the high street, the feeling in this barbers is that l the feeling in this barbers is that thise minister. i losses and remove the prime minister. ~ , ., , minister. i think he should stay. some people — minister. i think he should stay. some people feel, _ minister. i think he should stay. some people feel, particularly l some people feel, particularly around partygate, the parties during lockdown, that was unacceptable. i think he has done more than enough. he works _ think he has done more than enough. he works hard, and he is doing what he can _ he works hard, and he is doing what he can. maybe they don't like him? i don't _ he can. maybe they don't like him? i don't think— he can. maybe they don't like him? i don't think labour would do any better— don't think labour would do any better with the pandemic that happened. he got us through that, and, happened. he got us through that, and. yeah. — happened. he got us through that, and, yeah, he may have made a mistake. — and, yeah, he may have made a mistake. we _ and, yeah, he may have made a mistake, we all make mistakes in l

the barber suffered a broken leg and other injuries. now to san jose, where the man accused of setting fire to a home depot appeared in court today. ktvu esmark's air tells us why that suspect will now need a new lawyer. appearing in a green jail jumpsuit. 27 year old dylan j. crew's gogi spoke to his attorneys but made no statements to the court. gogi is facing at least 30 charges, including multiple counts of arson for this massive blaze at a home depot store on blossom hill road in south san jose. prosecutors allege he intentionally set the fire to cover up the theft of tools and in the process. created a great danger to the public. it was a saturday afternoon with family and employees and people working, so i think my office is very much dedicated to prosecuting this case to the fullest extent the fire ultimately went to five alarms, and the loss in inventory alone was estimated by investigators at about $17 million, the public defender's office told superior court judge jose franco that it would recuse itself in this case and assig

there is a barber like no other than acquitted to harden form. i marked natasha ross, whittier but as his city changes his moving with and going on the road. the stories he don't often hear told by the people who lived them. the master barber of berlin. as his europe on al jazeera aah al jazeera in with the wire. so what are we going to do here? but i only need 11000 rug. fellas, i need 11000 votes. give me a break. us selection official se, then president donald trump pressured them to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. ah, i'm huh jim jim, this is al. did you rely from door.

he's a barber. he's not a barber, he's the nephew.s an example of the kind of nepotism that runs rampant in the barbering industry. besides, mr. d'onofrio knows exactly how i like my hair done because he has all my haircut records from my barber in texas. what are you talking about? when i first moved here, i was nervous about finding a new barber, so my mother had all my haircut records sent here to mr. d'onofrio. there's no such thing as haircut records. yes, there are. have you ever seen them? no, but my mother assured me they were sent here, and i'll bet you dollars to donuts that this one doesn't have them. uh, excuse me. do you have access to my haircut records? your what? to paraphrase t.s. eliot, this is the way the world ends-- not with a bang but with a nephew. sheldon, you're a grown man, he's a professional, and your haircut is number three on that poster from 1946. just sit down and let him do it. fine, but if i come out of this looking like a dork, it's on you. (clears throat) so my kid said the funniest thing today. nop

bart barber, a pastor in texas, was elected in a vote last night.h leaders approved the recommendations of the sex abuse task force which includes a database with the names of current or former ministers who have been credibly accused of sexual abuse. barber urged the nearly 14 million southern baptists to set aside their differences and become what he called an army of peacemakers. >>> up next, the test of donald trump's political power in south carolina as he attempted to oust two gop incumbents. we'll get a live report from vaughn hillyard. a 2020 election denier is one step closer to overseeing all elections in a key swing state. steve kornacki is at the big board next. lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. ♪ and never wonder if you got a good deal. because you did. ♪ only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our

there is a barber, like no other liquidity to harden form. i mark not those from prostitute but as his city changes, he's moving with and going on the road. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live the master barber of berlin. this is europe on al jazeera frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the goal is to create a government has knowledge in depth analysis of the days global headlines. this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got to remember inside story on al jazeera. ah hello mclaughlin. doha, that's up stories here on out 0 and g 7 lead is is stuck.

the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live the master barber of berlin. this is europe on al jazeera african stories from african perspectives. most of the never bought one that has not been a good machine because of the voice of machine appealing in, i mean as short documentaries, by african filmmakers from kenya, he raised almost done into something like a super press and ivory coast colors. i live here in scrap yard and model africa direct on al jazeera. what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here, douglas 0. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing with marleen site in dough holly. your top stories on al jazeera, i've gotten stones taliban government and has appealed for more international aid after the worst earthquake and 20 years struck. a remote region in the southeast is 15. 100 people have been killed and many more are injured, is feared, hundreds more still trapped in the rubble gemini, stepping up its gas emergency plan saying it's facing a supply crisis. it's economy minister says.

or kind of savagery into barbers. that's kind of where he sees native americans, but i don't know if he would necessarily classify. so the civilized tribes. i think you would say are imitating the civilized that may not necessarily. be civilized. a good question. these are fantastic questions. so morgan is obviously not the only person out there and his ideas are not the only ideas but they are representative of kind of a notion a set of ideas and this idea that native americans aren't necessarily civilized or they're on maybe an earlier edge of civilization. and that one of the things that could be done is to help progress them into the civilized era into the modern world the civilizing mission, which will actually talk a lot about as we go through the rest of the semester this kind of notion of kind of what later. individuals were called the white man's burden. all right, we'll talk about that. so those type of ideas but also then the idea that native americans are potentially an impediment. to progress right becaus

a barber if a country comes more prosperous a barbers not going to continue to be accepting as you saw in the 1970s two dollars for a hair or let's say in the early eighties four dollars for a haircut. you're not going to get the labor. so you're going to pay the barber more because the general prosperity is going up. and so that's not that that is just supply and demand and people buying more things and this gets to one of the flaws of price indexes as they often don't really keep up with the changes when you have more services coming online. you have more products coming online the whole rise of the internet the whole rise of iphone cell phones you take for example, the original cell phone in the early 1980s coming out of motorola across 3,950. he had a very battery that lasted about an hour's as big as a the phone was as big as a shoe box waiting like a brick now today you have devices even though they may cost $8,51300 depending on the model that are virtual supercomputers way beyond voice that's awfully hard to calculate in a consumer price index whether that is really going up in

the stories we don't often hear, it's owned by the people who live the master barber of berlin. this is europe on al jazeera. ah, hatter, one of the richest nations per capita in the world. it's experienced a rapid development since oil and natural gas were discovered here in the early 19 hundreds mega projects keep changing. the gulf nations landscape, hulu, but the guitar coastline and its desert are also the source of a different kind of natural wealth. and if left unprotected ketter's native species and those who use the tiny gulf nation as a stopping point, as part of their long migration could be endangered. as a result of a loss of habitat. i'm stephanie decker, the waters off the car closer. we are surrounded by whale shot, the biggest fish in the world with this addition of took the al jazeera will take you on a journey with us towards diverse wild life that will be joined by a marine environmentalist and also a conservationist and will be discussing the impact the potential uncontrolled development could have on these are diverse wildlife species living here. if unprot

reverend barber has a good point., president kennedy came out and made a speech to act out on legislation to protect voter rights. here we are all these years later. -- they are saying, what else are you where else you got? how will the summit address things like this and how is michelle a bomb addressing things like this? >> the culture of democracy summit is the first of its kind. we are doing exactly what bishop barr bridges did. he participated yesterday in the virtual. they were trying to reach everyone where they are, everyone. we are trying to talk to them in ways in which they actually can understand and the issues that they care about the most. we want people to feel empowered. we want all the different sectors and industries to come together. we can all talk about what is our collective and individual role in a strengthening and protecting our democracy from every perch that we said that. we each reach different groups of people. when it comes to young people, as you just mentioned, who have different ideas

later, reverend william barber onto the group's upcoming william -- oral march on washington. be sure to join the conversation with your calls, texts, and tweets. ♪ host: good morning. it is tuesday, june 14. the houses and at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the senate will meet at 11:00 a.m., and we aren't -- we are with you for the next three hours. we begin by getting your reaction to yesterday's public testimony. the hearings featured testimony from former trump campaign officials and william barr, who said following the 2020 election the former president ignored their advice and evidence in his effort to pursue false election fraud claims. we want to know what you thought of yesterday's hearings. republicans, it is (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a text message. that number, (202) 748-8003. if you do, please include your name and where you're from. otherwise, catch up with us on social media. on twitter, it is @cspanwj. you can go ahead and start calling and now. yesterday's hearing clocked in at two hours and five minutes

the dean barber reports from london waiting to depart for a wonder, but even with the planing position at an air base in western england, the legal challenges continued. lawyers for a handful of asylum seekers still do to be flown. take a gully, asked the european court of human rights to get them off the deportation list. it did, and suddenly the flight was called off. on monday, the court of appeal had ruled the flight could go ahead. that decision prompted protests here at the home office. the home secretary pretty patel has always said her department expected the agreement with rolanda reached in april to be fought in the courts. but the british government has already paid romando more than a $150000000.00 for infrastructure. and it insists it scheme will deliver. i was before the 1st flight was expected to leave the foreign secretary said, it didn't matter how many people were on it. it's a key part about strategy for tackling the polling people smugglers who are trading in people's hopes and dreams. and in many cases costing their lives said this is why it's likely important that

the master barber of berlin, as is europe on al jazeera sears from al jazeera on the go. and me tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the you? this is where we dissects, analyze the fun. let's bring in, i guess, going from algy, there is mobile app available in your favorite app sto, just set for it and tapped are made and you up from al jazeera needs at your fingertips. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here with al jazeera. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the u. s. supreme court overturns a decades old ruling known as ray versus wade.

do they go to a skip barber type place like you did? what do they do?ll, i think i think that stage of my career you know, i was 13 14 15 is, you know? how can i get the best advice from the guys? um you know anyone possible whether if that's going to some of these racing schools, you know whether if you're starting, carding or quarter midgets or whatever else it may be, um, you know, getting again advice and being able to kind of take it and apply. you know whether it's the skip barber stuff for some raceway or whatever else you know the funny thing. the last time i was at sonoma was raised johnny o'connell for the win, and for those who don't know johnny o'connell. he's one lamar multiple times and is kind of one of the staples and the sports car racing. um i did a bondurant school with him when i was 15 years old, and i had a racing him for the win a few years later, and the other guy darren law. who was the other instructor. another very accomplished racecar driver. he was my team manager for the team i was driving for, so it's just funny how it's.

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for example, harbor, a barber will bee more prosperous, a barber will not into new to be accepting as you saw in the 1970s, $2 haircut in the early 80s, $4 a haircut. you will not get the labor so you will payal the barber more because prosperity is going up so that is supply and demand and people buying more. this is price indexes that they don't often keep up when you have more services coming online, more product. the rise of the internet, cell phone, take for example the original cell phone in the early 1980s out of motorola across $3,009,150, a battery that lasts an hour is as big as a shoebox. today even though they may cost 1300 depending on the model a virtual supercomputer. that is hard to calculate in the consumer price index weather is going up or down. look at the automobile today emphasized it, that vehicle into the complex more and more things than the car you would have bought in the 1970s or 80sme so those kinds of things, he will learn how you put the price index up and what you put in it, they go up one or 2% of that is different from the currency losing value the ke

out next featuring the palestinian baba, transforming a rundown american school bus into a stylish barber shop on wheels in berlin. i'll see for the news hour after that ah ah, with didn't a machine on the polish i stepped out with a want of hancock or lion spun on the car into place with by honest complain, churchill dot com site pfizer the store in london much unless sponsors a familiar with which are biting a policeman. find border you hadn't, we didn't have any idea from being in that a dances on monday unless you ah, there are number. could you could somebody come if you'd like to bring decision? talk about the studying. i'm going to spend a dum salish, middle of either ish hub to have a little bit so, so talking about a fire, conte biggest action. another issue is peter completes us and those i'll stay under about dealer and with the commonality here was other by all my gifts will by view i might have done with us. we often find that can be deficient liquidity. we haven't for neimark, not lost on the bus, but yet. well, maybe i'll buy it in. the said doughty, in touch with the south

joining us is alyson barber. what's the latest?re likely recovery efforts under way. looks paused because air raid sirens sounded in the past hour and had to back away from what remains of the shopping center. we are told the teams dismantled 70% of what remains of this looking for the nearly 40 people still said to be missing. not only looking for those missing but trying to recover evidence. general prosecutor of ukraine said she believes this is likely a crime against humanity. people have been here just working nonstop trying to see if anyone needs help. now at this point at least give loved ones of those missing closure. the largest hospital that treated the majority of the patients needed to be hospitalized because of the injuries and 59 people injured and half are still hospitalized. we spoke to the head of surgery at that hospital. some of the wounds, injuries that they see now. listen. >> translator: i went in my apartment. and then i heard explosions. my windows were shaken and i understood they have wounds by shrapnel. s

. >> the reverend william barber with the poor peoples campaign co-chair. it is at this weekend. it is saturday, beginning at 9:39. >> 30. >> and tell folks again where to because they want to join. >> you want to join us? fight your way to pennsylvania and third from third to 14th. come and join us as we declare we won't be solid anymore and that these realities do not have to exist and we can change them the. >> poor peoples campaign can be found online at poorpeoplescampaign.org, and what is it on twitter? >> go to the dot org. i'm not as good as i should be with the 20. but if you go to the daughter you also get the tax number there and unite the poor you're, not a bore. >> as you know the poor revenue. barbara, always appreciate the time, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> and it's time for open form. many any public policy issue, any political issue you want to talk about, this is the chance for your call in and leave the program. turning the show over to you and your report. republicans charger to 74,001 is the answer, independents to go to seven 48,002. as you are calling i

back in in springfield who was lincoln's barber and friend and probably confidantes as these things tend to go and he references mutual friends that he's spoken to he refers to, you know being sorry to hear about lincoln's illness, but you can also tell that they haven't spoken or been in communication for a while because he says i was so sorry to hear about willie's deathly that was back in 1862. then you also gives him news of home. so this is a friend writing to to and you know a friend who also happens to be president of the united states about the dog is fine and kicking and so-and-so is married and this and this and then the other but the two things that are very affecting about this letter or more than two things is that he starts off that the way he begins the letter is he says, you know having i having for you and irresistible feeling of gratitude for the kind regards shown and the manifest good wishes exhibited towards me and and also the his respect and understanding and gratitude for what he feels lincoln has done for african americans during the course of the war that h

as the dean barber explains, the u. k. court previously ruled the flight could go ahead, but it was the european court that disagreed once there's a review into the legality of the scheme. next month, if it's ruled to be unlawful. they said that or asylum seekers could simply be returned to britain. in the last 2 hours, the european court of human rights has actually gone against vot idea what they've said in ruling, but every one should be taken off the flight. they've said this flight that was scheduled for tuesday night should not go ahead until the legality had been looked into. and, and also the question of whether rwanda was a safe country to send these people had also been properly properly assess joe, by it'll make his 1st trip to them, at least since taking office as you, as president for they turn next month will include a visit to is or out the occupied west bank and saudi arabia biden is expected to meet with the crown. prince man had been salman a year after his administration concluded that the crown princ

in 2020, bishop barber announced the formation of the diocese the racial justice therese -- task . since it falls on a sunday the federal holiday is observed today. that means government offices and the stock market will be closed. most banks will be closed and there will not be mail delivery. kumasi: the moments many parents have been waiting for here is. cdc authorized covid vaccine kids under five. the good family from palo alto enrolled their two son in it pfizer trial last spring. they were just four months and three at the time. then the family contracted covid including the boys. >> the reason why we wanted to get the vaccine for our kids is to prevent long covid and to make the symptoms more mild. kumasi: doctors say children in the trial reported no adverse reactions to these shots. the good family is encouraging family to get their kids vaccinated. parents hoping to do that to get their kids vaccinated will have two vaccine options, moderna and pfizer. the white house's covid-19 response coordinator says the data is clear. >> what i say to parents, we're lucky to have two

i want to become barber or go to the podologist, but i was more western because i didn’t want anton amen’s heads, for some reason it seemed to me that the legs were better than the head. yes, it sounds strange, but for katya's environment , the desire of an adult man to do manicures and pedicures was strange. my friends clutched their heads and vied with each other, some of my girlfriends tried to dissuade me and said that he was a snake. he will uh lose his masculinity, but i would say that everything happened. on the contrary, that he became more courageous and mature, and with a courageous man, as you know, you can even to the ends of the world to take off at least in one beauty salon to work. now i am one of the friends who said so, she just works with us and is also a podiatrist. by the way, with the new profession, anton really changed, but not at all in the direction that his wife hinted at to his girlfriend. i believe that i have changed and for the better i have become more confident in myself many times over, because e on instagram come to your face constantly overcame some

with michael barber and father leo edgerly jr.t senior african-american priest in the diocese. in 2020 bishop barber announced the formation of the diocese of oakland racial justice task force that task force is charged with addressing the issues caused by systemic oppression and racism. now since juneteenth falls on a sunday the federal holiday will be tomorrow and that means government offices and the stock market will be closed. most banks will also be closed and there will not be any mail delivery. over in the east bay a bit of a scare overnight as a brush fire in the hills above oakland came near some homes. started just after 10 pm and grew to just over two acres near the sheffield village neighborhood. not far from chabot park firefighters had the flames under control just before 1am am and no one was hurt. to instances of anti-asian graffiti at the same house are being investigated as a hate crime san leandro police say yesterday someone vandalized a for sale sign at the home on inverness street with an anti-asian message

joining us is allison barber and former u.s. ambassador to ukraine.n the ground there? >> reporter: it is hard to know the death toll in this war but it continues to grow. this collection of burned out tanks, russian military vehicles is constantly getting additions. this is new. so is this one here. some 200 ukrainian soldiers are said to be dying every day right now and ukrainian officials warn they're outgunned on the eastern front lines and need more advanced weapons than what they have and what they expect to get from the west. senior aide to president zelenskyy said that they need some 300 rocket launch systems to match russian power on the eastern front. in mariupol fresh water is difficult to access. the uk warns they are at risk of a major cholera outbreak. today we were able to speak to some bakers, farmers business owners in kyiv. the stories are gut wrenching. the worries for the future still growing. listen. >> translator: all of the -- most was -- it was very difficult to find products. it was very difficult. to get everything it was --

anton decided whether he wanted to become a barber or go into forgery, but i was more westernized, because didn’t want anton a touched the women's heads, for some reason it seemed to me that the legs were better than the head. yes, it sounds strange, but for katya’s environment , the desire of an adult man to do a manicure and pedicure was strange. a friend grabbed his head and vying, dissuaded some of my girlfriends saying that he would change. he will ahh lose his masculinity, but i would say that everything happened. on the contrary, that he has become more courageous and mature, and with a courageous man, as you know, you can even tear a sweater to the edge at least in one beauty salon and now one of girlfriend, who said so, just works with us and is also a podiatrist, by the way, with a new profession. anton really changed, but not at all in the direction that his friends hinted at to his wife. i think i have changed and for the better i have become more confident in myself many times over, because on instagram i have to constantly shoot my face and overcome some personal complexes. u

katie. >> our thanks for alison barber.'s go to the covid pandemic and the good news for parents who've been waiting for over two years to get their youngest kids vaccinated. this morning, the wait is finally over. the cbc officially endorsing pfizer and moderna shots for children as young as six months old. parents can get those doses for their young children starting this tuesday. every state except florida has placed three orders for the shots which began shipping to distribution centers on friday after the fda's authorization. for now, we're going to turn to the celebration of juneteenth. 157 years ago today, slaves in galveston, texas, learned they were free, two years after the signing of the emancipation proclamation. last year, president biden signed a bill officially recognizing juneteenth as a federal holiday. for more on this historic holiday and the expected celebrations across the nation, we turn to nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster in chicago. >> good morning there. we'll expect to see a barbecue here

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nbc correspondent ellison barber is live from the site of that missile strike.there, and are rescue efforts continuing? >> reporter: they are, but at this point it seems ty have turned more into a recovery mission, an and evidence gathering mission. this is where two missiles reportedly went into this side of the building and the backside yesterday after afternoon. the deputy head of the president's office says at least 20 people have died in this attack. dozens are injured. 26 in one of the biggest hospitals in this area. we just spoke to the head of surgery a couple of hours ago. he said he personally was treating three patients. their hospital had 26. 40 people roughly are still said to be missing. look and see what is going on here. rescuers are just diligently going through every bit of debris. they dismantled about 70% of the building right now, looking for evidence, pieces of the missile. the missiles that hit this building collecting all of it to put together. because the general prosecutor of ukraine says she believes what happened here is a war crime.

in 2020, bishop barber announced the formation of the diocese of oakland racial justice task force. it is charged with addressing the issues charged i systemic oppression and racism. juneteenth falls on a sunday this year. the federal holiday will be tomorrow, which means the government and stock market will be closed. in the east, two instances of anti-asian graffiti at the same house are being investigated as a hate crime. san leandro police say yesterday someerday someone vandalized a for sale sign with an anti-asian message. this morning, the message was found spray-painted on the home's barrage door. investigators say the realtor, property owners and most recent tenants are all of asian dissent. abc 7 is proud to help celebrate pride all year round. san francisco's 62nd annual pride parade is next sunday, and abc7news spoke with susan ford who explained why this year's celebration is so special. >> i think the resilience of the lgbtq community in the face of the pandemic will be on center stage. the history of the community in san francisco is marked with resilience. i think th

>> nbc's ellison barber, thank you for the emotional reporting.ase stay safe. >>> still ahead, new reporting here on what former president trump wanted the secret service to do after his speech at the ellipse on january 6th. >>> plus, another covid vaccine might soon be available in the united states. we'll explain why this one is different from the shots we already have. >>> those stories, sports and a check on the weather here in foggy new york city. "way too early" will be right back. "way too early" will be ri back hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. millions have made the sw

the master barber of berlin says europe on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah ha! why? money inside the news, i live from dive hall, coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia warns lithuania of serious consequences for restricting rail transit to its ex place of clinic grad person's biggest rail strike in 30 years is on.

we want to learn how to a mine is and what to do to avoid it. >> thank you, alison barber, in kyiv. poor children are having their childhood a stolen from them because of the horrors of war. unbelievable. coming up, will next week's primetime public hearing be as powerful as the january six committee is hoping that it will be? how trump and his allies are planning to counter what could be the summer's biggest blockbuster. coming up later, public scuffles, restraining orders, and brutal fighting, the republican party in florida's most populous county is in turmoil. this is as the crowd infiltrates the rank. how the far-right group is putting democracy in danger. this is next. first, let's go to dara brown with other top stories that you might have missed. >> thank you, acadia. big news in the senate primary. dave mccormack it conceding to celebrity mehmet oz, even as the recount is underway. the two have been awaiting the results that was to calls to calm. mccormack told supporters last night, he cannot make up the deficit in the recount. for good news of those impacted by the baby s

the master barber of berlin. this is europe anal to 0. ah, ah, ah, ah, i am, sam is a dan in donahoe with the headlines here now jazeera. now, there are urgent appeals from the taliban for international help. after afghanistan's worst, earthquake in 20 years, more than 1100 people died in the quake on wednesday. 5 were killed friday morning and after shocks. alley lots, if he has more from the eastern province of pox. here we were talking to a hospital officials here in the regional hospital in, in gal these and park they are and they said, you know, something that they desperately need is more on the ground. hospitals within the areas because for instance, today's the earthquake is another example of why they need to make sure that even village level has the proper clinics and medical attention for people, especially at a time like this. they also need air power. they need helicopters to bring the wounded from these areas, you know, which can be oftentimes up to 10 hours from the next major city into the, you know, again the, the next ca

. >> joining us now from ukraine is nbc correspondent ellison barber, what can you tell us about thes through molly hunter's reporting, they are very worried about their whereabouts. the state department right now says they are aware of unconfirmed reports that two americans were captured in ukraine. a spokesperson for the agency says they are in touch with ukrainian authorities, the international red cross, as well as the families of the missing men, but they say they have not reached out to the russian federation in part because they say they have not seen any sort of concrete evidence from russian force claiming to have the men in their custody. initially this all came to light after a report from a british outlet speaking and citing comrades of andy and alex as the source saying that the men were captured after a battle in the kharkiv area. there is a third american who has reportedly gone missing in recent weeks. the state department said they areware of that and in touch with that person's family and that individual traveled to ukraine to take up arms but they wouldn't get into

joining us now from bucha is nbc news correspondent ellison barber.ed them. what did they tell you? >> reporter: hey, jose, yeah. russian forces controlled this area, the bucha district for 33 days. ukrainian forces liberated it on march 31st. but what does liberation look like 2 1/2 months later? yesterday in this district another mass grave uncovered, seven people. police say all of them were tortured and shot in the head. all of them they say were civilians, some had their hands tied together and were also shot in their knees. russian forces in their early attempt to capture kyiv, they tore through this neighborhood, bombing, shelling, shooting at houses in this very largely residential area. this is her home. her son used to live here. they say russian soldiers after destroying it looted everything. it was newly renovated. they say they took the new tv, the new mattresses. all they had left behind was the refrigerator. this house over here, she's living in one room in here that's still safe to sleep in. she's boarded up the windows and the door be

in bologna, italy, hairdressers and barbers fanned from shampooing their customers twice.will help conserve water. salons and barber shops could face fines up to $500 if they don't follow the rules in tokyo, officials are urging nearly 40 million people in and around the capital city to use less electricity they warn of possible power shortages in japan as it deals with an intense heat wave. in mexico, the country's president said yesterday he would offer fiscal support to companies in one state that lower their water consumption. he says it will help tackle the drought in that region and in the united states, a government program rolling out new technology to protect workers from record hot temperatures in tuscaloosa here's sam brock. >> reporter: in alabama, the temperatures topped 90 degrees today as employees at tuscaloosa's black warrior brewing lugged kegs. but now they're equip wed a new tool wearable arm tag that displays your core temperature. >> you're wearing the arm band. >> yep. >> what does that measure? >> our heart rate, exertion level and core temperature.

ellison barber is here joining us now. you're there at the scene of the attack. what's the latest this morning? >> reporter: yes, about 20 minutes ago, air-raid sirens sounded here, and we as well as awful rescuers working inside were told to evacuate over to this other side of the street. right now, they say at least 36 people are still missing, and 18 people died, when two missiles landed and hit directly this shopping center. the efforts to find any of the people missing, they are still very much ongoing, but again right now, you can see some of the teams here, everyone taking shelter between the buildings until there is an all clear after the air-raid siren in the event of a follow-up strike on this area. we talled to the general prosecutor of -- we spoke to the general prosecutor of ukraine and she told us there are a number of teams here looking at all sorts of different potential crimes. she says she believes based what they they know right now it could be a crime against humanity. we believe at least 1,000 people were inside this shopping center, when tho

then cochair of the poor people's campaign reverend william barber talks about the group's upcoming march on washington on june 18. watch washington journal live at seven eastern tuesday morning. on c-span or c-span now are free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comment, text messages and tweets. attorney general eric garland held a news conference to announce federal charges against a texas man i would legibly purchased and resold multiple firearms and have been linked to homicide, aggravated assault and drug trafficking in the u.s. and canada by the attorney general also support for the bipartisan gum proposal that was negotiated in the senate. >> good afternoon. i am joined today by a tip deputy director richardson. u.s. attorney for the northern district of texas, chad meacham, atf special agent in charge, jack. atf dallas task force officer lance. the justice department is leaving no stone unturned in our efforts to protect communities from violent crime and the gun violence that often drives it. as part of the departmentwide anti- violent crime strategy

in germany's capital, there is a barber like no other than that. according to the home phone, i marked latortia from what you have but as his city changes, he's moving with and going on the road. the stories he don't often hear told by the people who lived them. the master barber of berlin. this is europe anal to 0. lou he got in contact with me. he getting. hi, danny, with want dining ideals, the french republic, islam for a claim. but just what is modern, france in a 4 part series, that big picture takes an in depth look. the trouble with france episode one. 0 no, just 0. well, around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa. cultural heritage is display in western museums. it didn't happen over night. we were rob gilbert time. the 1st episode of a new series reveals how europeans colonization remove tens of thousands of artifacts and the uphill struggle to reclaim restitution. africa stolen on episode one blunder. oh, now jazeera. ah, i me parker in london, but the top stories on al jazeera ukraine has taken a major step towards membership of the europe

the master barber of berlin. this is europe on al jazeera. ah, the hillbilly, the harmless caricature, or a malicious label denying of people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources. that the bad and conquer thing has been so successful that even people in a region leave the field type, then becomes danger. it's only a region of trash, so why not trash it? what's in a name hill? billy? a witness documentary on al jazeera lou. hello mclaughlin. there how the top story here on al jazeera, abortion clinics have begun closing and part of the united states a day after the supreme court overturned a decades old ruling july women, the right to abortion. people across the country have been protesting against a decision. yes, president joe biden has signed a significant gun control law. it is the 1st legislation of its kind in 3 decades fighting says the bipartisan bill doesn't do everything he wanted, but he says it will save lives. russia has seized complete control of the east in ukrainian city of the road. the net scof