engels: yes. imperative that the community knows how to distinguish that not all ice no law--not all law enforcement activities means ice, but it will be important for the community to call us to confirm and see if that's actually true or not. yes. damian: we're going to put up the hotline at the end. we have three segments with you. at the end of each segment, we're going to put up the hotline for people to call the rapid response network. but who makes up, engels, the rapid response network? engels: well, it's basically a mix of community leaders but mostly also fr community-based organizations, and currently we have, i believe, six organizations working on them. right now human agenda is part of the legal team within the rapid response network. we have latinos unidos por una nueva america, which is another community-based organizations. we have catholic charities, pangea legal services, caras from south county. we have amigos de guadalupe, who is the fiscal sponsor, and also we're working with

and marx's reception and engels heroic in many ways. and working on this capital project after marx's death. but he was very interested in presenting the two other volumes as being completed works rather than the uncompleted works. they, in fact, were. and one of the things he did to try to make seem more complete this is especially the case with volume two. is he kind of smoothed out the style. um, and he smoothed out the style by doubling it a bit. marx worked on volume two for four years. uh, volume two is actually the last volume that he worked on. um, he wrote the final volume two manuscript or it was last worked on in 1881, about 15 years after he started working volume two manuscripts. and so while i'm pretty committed to translate the volume that engels produced. we know as volume two, i to let the style of the manuscripts, which is more vibrant, what engels published, i plan to let it shine through. it's very hard to reproduce a level of stylistic. exactly. it's translation is going to be more or less lively. and in deciding wh

. >>> now to richard engel who has reaction to the stunning moment in ukraine and europe.t are you hearing? >> reporter: the world just watched as president trump humiliated volodymyr zelenskyy in the white house. zelenskyy was there to sign this mineral agreement, going there after having been insulted by president trump for a week, nonetheless, he went there and was ready to sign and things quickly devolved, the white house saying it was because of zelenskyy's attitude. he's getting some support in europe, but russia is celebrating, a senior official saying finally zelenskyy got a slapdown. in interviews tonight, zelenskyy still wants security guarantees from washington. president trump has made it clear he does not want to give them. asking them is overplaying his hand. lester. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> now to details just in about the death of gene hackman and his wife. investigators say hackman's pacemaker is revealing a key clue as they rule out one theory in the case. liz kreutz from santa fe. >> reporter: tonight, new clues into the mysterious deaths of acto

richard engel with the very latest for us. richard, thank you so much. >>> meantime, the trump administration approving a nearly $3 billion arms deal to israel on friday, bypassing normal congressional review by declaring the war against hamas as an emergency. now, the state department said the aid includes more than 2,000-pound bombs that israel previously used in gaza. meantime, egypt says the second phase of cease-fire negotiations have begun although hamas denies it. the goal of phase two, to end the war and are return all the hostages remaining in gaza believed to be alive. >>> this morning investigators are sharing new details about the time line and what they have ruled out for the possible cause for the deaths of bebeloved actor gene hackman and his wife. still, they acknowledge it may be months before they have a better picture of exactly what happened there. nbc's liz kreutz has the very latest from santa fe, new mexico. >>> this morning new clues into the mysterious deaths of the actor gene hackman, his wife betsey

here's nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> germany in particular. >> taking a very strong stance. >> one legislator there saying that he was shocked that the united states could stab an ally in the back. now the europeans are trying not just to show zelensky's support, but they're trying to potentially replace the united. states as the key diplomatic player. >> meantime, the new york times reporting the flow of u.s. weapons to ukraine has nearly stopped and may end completely. all of this as the pressure on federal workers grows as source, telling nbc news some federal employees received a second dose email telling them to send five bullet points of what they accomplished this week by monday night. also a short time ago, a march in support of transgender rights taking place in washington, crowds protesting the president's anti-transgender executive orders. and before heading to florida friday, white house staffers right there spotted loading about 15 boxes of documents onto air force one. trump spokesman says the fbi gave back materials taken during the mar-a-lago raid in