chad has immersed -- alex chan has immersed himself in a world where history iseing erased. in april, hong kong's public broadcaster began deleting all its archives dating to before 2020. >> see, i am on the youtube page for the show hong kong connection. all reports related to the 2019 protest have been wiped. >> long admired for its editorial independence, rt hk is under new managementppointed by the government, actively reversing its journalists' work. hundreds of journalists are archiving content before it is of the 2019 protests alive.ments >> i have archived a total of 20 documentaries, 10 hours of content. i think it was important to archived them because they are historical evidence. i do not think anybody should be allowed to delete the truth. >> among the content deleted is this documentary that recounts the slow reaction of the hong kong police what an armed mob with suspected triad links attack pro-democracy protesters and bystanders in july, 2019. the producer of the report was arrested for her role in the production. she was found guilty. it was the

. >> everything alex has touched right now is so important to me. >> with alex his wife said about the final moments with her husband. >>> it will be a while before the bay this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor alone. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your hear

alex has intervene, controversial human rights campaign of peter tactual about to 50 years of activism, which 1st affronted and then compelled the case of media and public like me, frank, i don't think peter was always helping any in the church for 2000 years. the same with a consent for moral and we're going to burn in hell. the entrepreneur canterbury was interrupted today by a gay rights protest to carry, oppose a lead, engage him and ride. he's a bullying kind of trump trying to get his own way. oh man, i don't care about the man real man can talk with you. i got you. what keeps me going is the knowledge that the homophobes who are against me want me to give that pin a thought show you had a couple of goals that well, it's called conventional party politics and elections. but the basically said in the 1080 issue, you're real campaigning f up. so be then, and why does mobilize asian way to campaigns, domestically and internationally looking by of these, which will show you was proud of me, have done so many, but which one do you say, right? i'm really glad i did that. well i'm, i'm

i'm convinced by alex's argument about how it is a nuclear secrecy has its own history and it's an profoundly important history just for secrecy more generally there are many ways in alex discusses them how it is that you know, we're not you know for the atomic bomb. it's hard to imagine that the current you know, secrecy regime that we live under would have taken the shape that it has so there are a number of important ways in which you know this particularly history really matters, but i'm going to show you just a few slides, you know in terms of what that means. that is the way in which the government reviews and then eventually releases or withholds information. i just want to show you some of the broader trends recent years, so i'm just going to share my screen. so to begin with i want to show you just some trends in in declassification. and so the first slide here is on the left. let me just put this in bigger form what you're seeing here on the left is as near as the information security oversight office can estimate the total number of pages that were released through automatic and sy

alex humphreys has been finding _ of us. ore. today's filming location is - finding out more. today's filming location is pretty l filming location is pretty epic. i have come to the london innovation ab, home to some of the team at unreal engine. they are owned by epic games, the makers of the hugely popular fortnight. what is unreal engine? it is software that allows actors to be fully immersed in virtual worlds. not only is it used for building games, but a sense —— has since evolved for use in virtual productions whether digital and physical worlds meet. it is an industry that is still growing, with epic games being instrumental in making this technology shift happened. and so now it is not only game designers that use this, but tv and movie studios as well. but i am not here to talk about virtual production, i am here to look at epic games was new tool for creating digital humans. meet trainer. she is 24, like dogs more than people, and studies art in new york. 0h, and studies art in new york. oh, and she doesn't actuall

. >> everything alex has touched is so important to me. >> reporter: tara and alex shared a passion forbikes. we met and i told him i ride dirt bikes. he asked me, where do you ride dirt bikes at? >> reporter: tara share their last memories together as she laid next to him in the hospital , seconds before he died. >> he actually moved his wrist and grabbed my hand. he didn't want to leave. he wanted to be here with me. i would always ask him, what do you want to do today? or what are the plans? a ghost, i don't care. as long as i'm with you. >> reporter: the what if's are keeping her awake at night. months later alex had shared with her concerns about the suspect. >> he was off shift and taking in his hand radio. he had already started up his truck, five feet away from the door, away from this and being home with me. >> reporter: thursday, their oldest son graduates high school . a week after alex was killed. as he prepares to graduate, he is also drafting lettersfor guzmanornewsom president biden, asking for change. >> how about, you need to get a license to own a gun? how about you ne

used to create these characters, these digital renderings of humans, has just become a lot easier, faster and accessible to more of us. alexepic. i have come to the london innovation lab, home to some of the team at unreal engine. they are owned by epic games, the makers of the hugely popular fortnite. what is unreal engine? well, it's software that allows actors to be fully immersed in virtual worlds. yep, not only is it used for building games, but has since evolved for use in virtual production where the digital and physical worlds meet. it's an industry that is still growing, with epic games being instrumental in making this technology shift happen. and so now it's not only game designers that use this, but tv and movie studios too. but i'm not here to talk about virtual production, i am here to look at epic games' new tool for creating digital humans. meet dana. she is 2a, like dogs more than people, and studies art in new york. oh, and she doesn't actually exist. i made her in half an hour. she was made using unreal engine�*s new metahuman creator. whereas once only professionals could make digital characters look th

and imprisonment has been like such a to do people on that and talking about it and fell over with alex sob. it hardly even gets a mention in the us. what you do, it's much easier on every walk. i mean, and was you want that because the ca doesn't need more problems. the cia guys think about it. they're just like you and me. all right. they are bill the pay there are tell, sprung a leak. and now the war on the daggers, again, all warped and rose, they've got to deal with that. and one of their kids is failing at an ard class or some and their wife is annoyed with them for spending too much time of work. so they end up in that same fight, we've all had realized, i can take a weekend off poor during table. we think you're going to torture themselves. we've all been there. right. and so it's nice that at least one thing in that guy's life, kidnapping, the venezuelan diplomat is just going to just is a year ago job was flight was refueling in the african country of cobbled their day when he was on a humanitarian mission flying from caracas. to iran to procure food and gasoline for the venez

so alex job has been held in an african jail for a year, a sensually being tortured so that the us can try to crush a country that it does lie. a swell is socialist. that wraps. and they give that oil province to the people instead of a tiny handful of residues badge. and that's a double grow growth dose. and yes, i get that some people have a problem with us capturing this guy in another country as if it's our own. but every one of these realize that we own though we're old, is that so mega, maniacal, is that so you go to the goal. ok, the definition of both those words, but still if we can declare we own the world, we can declare we on the dictionary and i as an american here by announced that saying i own the world is not mego. maniacally. god testicles, so that by the way, i'll be selling t shirts since a world's greatest mego maniacally. you go to school, dude out of my house, back in the parking lot after the show. you should just totally grab a few. hopefully, later you won't run into another guy wearing that shirt at the same time because that would be awkward. gotta like when

the alex, he has been awarded. germany's federal cross over merits, bestowing me on the president's congress. i signed my pray, seals for her work, supporting her countries opposition movements. now, museums are full of treasures. many, many of which never see the light of day, i'm talking about the millions of artifacts that a permanently in storage. because there's no room to exhibit them. many originated in far away countries from where they will often stolen berlin based photography. and you came through museum repository in the german state of saxony. and you book bears witness to the legacy of colonialism and the debate about how to deal with it . me a car with no engine or brakes parts for eternity in the german city of light thick . it's originally from hong kong and was intended for burning a long time ago. me this is i little i just wasn't long. it's a ritual objects that's meant to be burned after a person's death. please to as upon thought, through the burning ritual, the family of the deceased sends their loved one a car and to show for to accompany them into the after life. thi

and alex trina has more from that coastal road west of the city of set. it's a big win for this unity government. when this government came into power, when they were sworn into power by the parliament and march, this was one of the main things that they said they wanted to do was to open this main coastal road with that length, eastern and western libya. but it's not going to be easy. i mean he's open it from the side. of course you have to remember that this road has been closed. since warlord police have to launched an offensive on the capital tripoli in 2000 in april 2019. so it's been closed for quite some time after a nation wide c, as fire was agreed upon last october. the idea was to open this main course, the road unify state institutions, including the military. but that isn't the case at the moment the military is still deeply divided. you have have to who controls eastern would be just yesterday he had forces mobilizing in the south on the libyan and algerian border. and just not just a little while ago, one of the, one of the generals that ar

. >> for the last four years, alex has been bar none the loudest and most outspoken donald trump supportero the conspiracy theory. >> robert jacobson worked for alex jones for more than a decade. he said the conspiracy theories joaned pushed on info wars like mass shootings being fake were about making money, which he did by selling questionable health supplements on the website. big stories, equalled big profits. >> to alex, that means that he is going to sell some product that day because of the spike in audience based on somebody else's tragedy. >> jacobson says he doesn't know if alex jones believes his own conspiracies. donovan crowl's mom and sister say crowl believes them oall. >> he would constantly facebook message me sending me stuff about hollywood pedophiles eating babies. i would shame him. that's absolutely ridiculous. i would be like you're a dumbass. this is not true. >> he would tell us such crazy things. hillary clinton had a sex ring in the basement of a pizza parlor. tom hanks and his wife were the head of a pedophile ring. >> your son believed in qanon, basically? >> y

battle over aircraft subsidies stemming from the dispute between air bus and boeing, our cheese alex mileage has his story. after nearly 2 decades, things are finally taking off in the right direction. we should not underestimate this is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. so it's an our common interest to solve it. and i'm very, i'm very positive. i'm convinced that together we will deliver to day in deliver they did a long standing rivalry between 2 of the world's biggest airplane manufacturers, which has been fueled by the u. s. and u government's has been halted for the time being the u. s. and you have agreed to suspend tariffs for 5 years in relation to the boeing air bus battle, which is at bought at the w t o. ready for 17 years, the rivalry has caused plenty of tensions between europe and the us with things heating up during the trump administration. in 2019, the world trade organization gave us the greenlight to bring in tariffs worth up to $7500000000.00 on products from the u. that was in response to illegal government support of boeing's rival, european playmaker, air

our political correspondent alex forsyth has been talking to voters and party members.choose their next mp, and at this local bowls club they know what they want delivered. the bus service is not all that brilliant for people like older people who need them. the high street, probably. it's very sad in batley, i think. many here talk of the need to understand an area that can feel overlooked. the conservatives know what working men's aspirations are, whereas the labour party usually tell us what our aspirations are. the tories have recently shifted the political landscape, tapping into frustration in post—industrial areas with the promise of a better future. it's what their candidate, ryan stevenson, wants to replicate in this once—thriving textile town. and this local community leader and new tory member thinks there is a chance. i think it's just about people not feeling that, look, just because i'm born in a certain town or live in a certain town, i'm never going to be able to earn as much money or get as good a job as somebody in the south. if that perception can cha

alex witt has the latest. hi, alex. >> can i thank you so much for the laugh i got about an hour ago when you said you hoped the special relationship between the u.s. and was more than james bond music and -- thank you, i was crashing up. >> thank you so much, alex. >>> to all of you, a very good day from msnbc. it is high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. out in the west. we begin with breaking news overseas. right now the second day of the g7 summit is underway. a short time ago, president biden holding a bilateral meeting with french president macron, part of his first foreign trip as president, with one clear message -- america is back. >> the european union is incredibly strong and vibrant entity in a has a lot to do with the ability of europe to not only handle its economic issues, but provide the backbone and the support for nato, and so i -- we are very supportive, very supportive. >>> well, today's focus is on global infrastructure, combatting china's growing influence and pandemic recovery and prevention. i

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alex hogan has more on that.ood evening, the first day of early voting here in new york has come to a close, polls open 8:00 a.m. -- 5:00 p.m. in the process will continue through june the second. today one thing that slightly different, voters will not pick one candidate for the first time, new yorkers do ranked voting, the change is there top 56. the process most voters today tell me they enjoy. >> i like it a lot and i think it makes you a more informed voter, it makes you pay attention to who i want to rank second or third in the issues more. reporter: the top five leading candidates for mayor they stop thursday laying out their agenda, the 3r debate focused on a range of topics including how they would partner with the governor andrew cuomo and mayor bill de blasio have publicly butted heads over city policies, something helpful contenders say they would avoid. the candidates address their view on policing and how to bring down crime. >> we have to continue to make investments in mental health services becau

alex: linkedin has had a monopoly for the past 18 years. good at the digital resume. you go to linkedin, you see where you have worked, where other people have worked. but they have dropped the ball for a few things for professionals. useful tools that help you better manage your relationship. we've identified a few things that they have dropped the ball on a little bit, and we are focused on building a next generation professional network. emily: so, once people do reconnect, once they are back in the office -- and i will say being back on the office, you will be surprised how quickly things back to normal and it feels like no time has passed at all. what's the benefit of using upstream over linkedin if your network is, at lease the math of it -- the mass of it, is on linkedin? alex: this new product upstream reconnect links with your gmail. it looks at the from, to, duration, and frequency. it figures out who you are talking to and have lost touch with and helps you reconnect with them before goes too cold. so the first question we are as

>> for the last four years alex has been, bar none, the loudest and most outside spoken donald trumpwill tell people what they didn't want to hear when it comes to their conspiracy theory du jour. >> reporter: he says the conspiracy theories jones pushed on info wars, like mass shootings being fake, were all about making money, which he did by selling questionable health supplements on the info war's website. big stories equal big profits. to alex, that means that he is going to sell some product that days because of the spike in audience, based on somebody else's tragedy. >> reporter: jacobsen says he doesn't know if alex jones believes his own conspiracies. donovan crowell's mother and senior say crowell believes them all. >> he would constantly facebook message me. sending me stuff about hollywood pedophiles eating babies and i'm like, i would just shame him. i mean, that's absolutely ridiculous. i would be like you're a dumbass. this is not true. >> he would say such crazy things. hillary clinton had a sex ring in the basement of a pizza parler. tom hanks and his wife were the he

alex and lucas shanker. has managed to retain his grip on beller, is despite domestic protests on the international pressure. helped him to keep him . that is the countries secret service, the k g, b and the climate of fear they have created the soviet dictator yoseph stolen looms larger than life at this military theme park, near men's, people from all over billers have come to celebrate this so called border guard day many like yell and support. alexander lucas. shank. oh, she works in a meat processing plant in breast on the polish border. she can't understand why people in bella. ruth wants to be rid of lucas shank. oh, what are the most important things in life? we have a salary, a job, we live in peace, and our kids get a good education for me and my family. the current leadership is exactly what we need. we like living in bella. bruce, i don't want change in the foreseeable future. mastery of our young cuckold, if she's bella ruth in a positive light, he's a truck driver but has no desire to travel abroad

eastern, but stay tuned because my friend alex witt has the latest. the next time you see me i'll be much more brown, sun kissed. >> just for the record. i love jason, i know he's your nemesis, but that said i love having him, but you are irreplaceable, my friend. you go enjoy. we'll have a date two weeks from today. safe travels. >> thank you so much, my friend. >>> and a very good day to all of you from right here at msnbc world headquarters in new york and it's just after noon in the east and 9:00 a.m. in the west. infrastructure week is starting to feel more like groundhog day. negotiations between the white house and republicans have hit yet another roadblock. president biden rejecting the latest counter proposal from gop senator shelly moore capito dragging talks into next week, but the clock is ticking. some democrats are warning they might have to go it alone if an agreement is not reached soon. one key democrat says a partisan bill is not an option. >>> meantime donald trump is making a return to the political scene. in fact, in just a few ho

cnn's alex marquardt has more. >> reporter: the cyberthreats against the united states have grown souch it's like dealing with terrorism after 9/11. that urgent message from the head of the fbi chris ray. adding his voice to the alarm being sound by the biden administration over the growing ransomware attacks here and around the world. there are a lot of parallels. ray told "the wall street journal." the scale of this problem is one that i think the country has to come to terms with. >> before long, we are worried that some people will get hurt, especially when we consider all of these incidents that are affecting health care. >> reporter: health care, schools and most recently, the colonial pipeline and jbs foods which is the biggest meat producer in the world. those two recent attacks caused gas shortages and beef plants to shut down. >> i think the country does face the really existential risks to critical infrastructure and economic well-being, its securing of technology and individual privacy. so, i think it's critical that people understand how far-reaching this risk really is.

the alex, he that has been awarded germany's federal cross over merits, starting me on uh, president trump signed maya play, feels for her work, supporting her countries, opposition movement. museums are full of treasures. many, many of which never see the light of day, i'm talking about the millions of artifacts that a permanently in storage because there's no room to exhibit them. many originated in far away countries from where they will often stolen. well, in based photography need came to me use the repository in the german state of saxony. and you book bears witness to the legacy of colonialism and the debate about how to deal with it. me a car with no engine or brakes parked for eternity, and the german city of light pick. it's originally from hong kong and was intended for burning a long time ago. me. i just wasn't long. it's a ritual objects that's meant to be burned after a person's death. to as upon the 3rd, through the burning ritual, the family of the deceased sends their loved one a car and to show for to accompany them into the afterlife with those, i'm not it's just o

and valerie c a nobel prize winning ortho set long, the alex he that has been awarded. germany's federal cross over marriage is selling me on a president's font. signed maya, pray, feels for her work supporting her countries. opposition movement. now, museums are full of treasures, many, many of which never see the light of day. i'm talking about the millions of artifacts that are permanently in storage because there's no room to exhibit them. many originated in far away countries from where they will often stolen, billing based photography and you came through museum repository in the german state of saxony. and you book bears witness to the legacy of colonialism and the debate about how to deal with it. me a car with no engine or brakes parked for eternity in the german city of light thick. it's originally from hong kong and was intended for burning a long time ago. me this is i learn. it's a ritual object that's meant to be burned after a person's death, lead to as upon food, through the burning ritual, the family of the deceased sends their loved one a car and to show for to accompan

alex! nic evans has played for wales. she also says she played for her club after a major concussion., i felt nauseous i had headaches. i felt really low. what were you told about the dangers of concussion and how bad it could be? i wasn't. erm, i had a neurologist appointment and he said it was a concussive seizure, and that he'd only actually ever seen it in boxing before. he'd not actually seen it in a rugby player, and certainly not in a female rugby player. some experts now believe that women playing a contact sport are twice as likely to suffer concussion than men. what this evidence is telling us is that — funnily enough — males and females are different. and this one—size—all approach to concussion, which is based almost exclusively on research in men — it's not going to fit. we're not really hearing any female voices on this. and if women are going to hit their 405, 50s, 60s, working age and have a risk of dementia, then that's a real negligence, isn't it? with former players asking questions about the past, there are calls for rugby to make changes now to better protect play

alex hogan has the latest. >> good evening, we are seeing more videos of violent crime so clearly capturingple's panic. this one especially sickening showing to young children caught in the middle. >> disturbing footage in the bronx on thursday, the victim tripping over two small children as he runs away from the government. that doesn't stop the shooter. a brave young girl shielding the smaller child with her own body as the bullets ring out just inches from them, striking the man repeatedly. police say the shooter escaped after jumping on the spec of a scooter. the victim is in the hospital with multiple wounds. no word of the children were hurt physically. police sharing this footage taken on the lower east side of manhattan on wednesday morning showing a man demanding at 82-year-old give him money inside a convenience store. when the older man refuses the suspect punches him in the head and steals his cane, causing the victim to fall to the floor. cities across the country taking action into their own hands with nationwide movements to defund police. one community in atlanta positioning

has said. in the past, the department is already understaffed. alex looking forward to hearing more from oakland's police chief on these cuts, as in smith reporting live for us tonight. thank you. san francisco's police chief, is making a pitch for more police staffing, chief bill scott says more officers are needed to answer lower priority calls like car break ins. he's not alone, according to a new city beat. poll. san francisco voters want to see more police officers deployed to high crime areas by a 3 to 1 margin. the chief says the department is short nearly 400 officers. we know that putting officers in communities putting them on foot, putting him in areas where crime is been known to occur, it reduces and prevents crime. but some say money should be shifted away from the department into programs that help people with mental health issues. the mayor's budget proposal for the next two years would maintain current staffing levels. the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote on the overall budget on july 13th congressional negotiators have reach

eastern, but stay tuned, because my friend alex whit has the latest. the best part of being at 30 rock was getting to hug you. >> i was going to say, we are such good friends and it was so much fun to crash into your studio during the commercial break. i went running in to give you a hug. can't wait to have you back and we're going to make good on that promise to go out together and discuss life and all the various aspects of that these days. thanks, my friend. have a good one. >>> a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. there we have it. it's the top of the hour. high noon in the east. welcome, everyone, to alex whit reports. we begin with breaking news from surfside florida, a news conference in the last hour with some new information on this day three of the search and rescue operation under way right now. the latest numbers, at least four people have died, 11 are injured, 159 remain unaccounted for. >> we are continuing our search and rescue because our first responders believe there's still a possibility. there are

alex marquardt has details for us. >> reporter: this is an unclassified report from the fbi that wasur colleagues. what it says is some followers of the qanon conspiracy theory, the virtual cult, if you will, are threatening to become more than digital soldiers, as they call themselves. they've become disenchanted with the lack of progress and the lack of delivery on the promises they feel have been made to them. essentially what they believe has not come true. one of the big ones was that president trump would take office again after the inauguration, that he would reassume the presidency back in march. of course, that didn't happen. we should remind our viewers at its core qanon followers believe this conspiracy theory is about global elites. a deep state they call it, who have organized a satanic international child sex trafficking ring, a cabal they call it. the little progress they have seen in terms of delivery on those promises, that they may instead turn to violence in the real world. i want to read you a bit of this unclassified report from the fbi. they write, some domestic

gee, he's on youtube, and alex says what reactions has major western countries be having to the issue current in shape? you're all to think directly we getting involved commenting with the situation. you have to 30 seconds to respond to that. absolutely. i mean, look, it's really no different than what's happening in south africa or that happened in south africa during the apartheid era. what is really needed from the international community is an in position of sanctions, is creating consequences for israeli race. the policies that impact palestinians in order to ensure that they do not continue enjoying western support, at least i mean that we certainly see that a lot of this is happening of american aid and diplomatic protection that should not be happening and there should be consequences, right? alex, you had on staff and oma, i one of these all because until they found in israel, where a new coalition government has just been sworn in. this is the prime minister, naphtali bennett, at his 1st cabinet meeting on june 13th float. let me, let me log in with th

annexation of crimea ongoing conflicts in eastern ukraine and moscow's imprisonment of kremlin critic alex vonny has let the you and its allies to impose more and more sanctioned russia. foreign investors also concerned about vladimir putin support of author, terry, and bella, russian leader, victor lucas, shinkel. and it doesn't really matter what rushes can financial position is. and what the statements from the government and, you know, what the, the kind of post directive is. investors of the will continue to take a prudent approach and that means that they will wait to make sure that the situation has improved, that there are no more sanctions. there are no more geopolitical issues. there's no more poisoning, mascara, urgently need money. the sanctions and the pandemic have weighed heavily on the russian economy. so the country is doing all it can at the st. petersburg economic forum to win back investor confidence. some executives are more receptive to rush us in vacation, including the head of the friends, and you try until time. just like mister mcroy once more for an investment in france, m

and valerie c a nobel prize winning with us that law the alex, he has been awarded. germany's federal cross over merits, bestowing me on uh, president trump signed my prey. feels for her work supporting her countries, opposition movement. museums are full of treasures, many, many of which never see the light of day. i'm talking about the millions of artifacts that are permanently in storage because there's no room to exhibit them. many originated in far away countries from where they will often stolen well in base photography. and you came through museum repository in the german state of saxony. and you book bears witness to the legacy of colonialism and the debate about how to deal with it. me a car with no engine or brakes parked for eternity, and the german city of light pick. it's originally from hong kong and was intended for burning a long time ago. me. i literally, i just wasn't long. it's a ritual objects that's meant to be burned after a person's death. please, who as upon the 3rd, through the burning ritual, the family of the deceased sends their loved one a car and to show

hogan has more for us live in mission, texas, hey, alex.406%. just yesterday the vice president made a trip to the border herself. she was in el paso and there she visited are you sure toms and border production facilities as well as a center during her time there. now, as far as the criticism that she's faced, the vp has pointed to the previous administration. >> we inherited a stuff situation. in fact, right now in el paso was the launch of the child separation policy. you saw it as it rolled out on the ground in realtime. alex: to put this in context of why there's criticism to begin with as far as the location, el paso is the third on the list of sectors with the most apprehensions behind del rio second and rgv, which is the biggest portion of the southern border. not only are border patrol and state troopers working day in and day out but so are local police departments. officers in the la joya police department spent 12-hour shift searching in the brush to find those who need help. >> it has nothing to do with politics, we don't have

find them, that last gentleman was saying, ta has been extraordinary and i know you have been talking to some of these family members. >> reporter: yes, and alex, this is where a great number of these families are saying. this is a hotel one mile away from the collapsed site. and it has been more than 33 hours since a body was recovered from the site and thursday morning, the only two survivors were found. of course there was hope you hear in the voices of their loved ones still being found. at the same time there's a reality that the images in the video are setsing in for folks here, as you can see, smoke continued to come from that collapsed site, the smoldering, the fires there, and such a delicate situation, and just in this last hour, i think we have some video from our great nbc 6 affiliate out here, that has been here on the front lines, covering their own community, you can see the mayor here, of surfside, who is meeting with rachel spiegle, her mother judith spiegle, 65 years old, one of those missing individuals and you can see that moment there, where the mayor here of this local community is trying to be there, and reassure her tha

alex: president biden has added 11 companies to the list. his policy really is just about as restrictive as trump's. american investors have to stop putting new money into these companies august 2, and within a year of that, they have to disinvest entirely. that is a little bit later of a timeline then trump would have imposed. he wanted all american companies out of these investments by november. of those 11 companies, he removed two, including xaomi, which sued to try to get off the list. haidi: we know that there are lots of other sticking points. does it bring it closer to a more functioning relationship and we saw under the previous administration? >> the previous administration was pretty cozy with china until they weren't, right? donald trump to strike a trade deal with china. he celebrated that trade deal in january 2020, and when that pandemic began and the u.s. started blaming china, relations deteriorated. biden has taken steps that kept tensions steady or even raise them, including this blacklist. a couple of weeks ago, he ordere

yeah, alex manley has a historic marker on third street in in wilmington, but it calls what happened in 1898 a quote race, right? there is a real movement in wilmington now to have abraham galloway get some sort of recognition a statue or something if you haven't read the book he was an amazing character and escaped slave. he was from just outside wilmington. he escaped on a ship. he stood away on a ship and got to philadelphia and it came back and was a union spy during the war and he was i believe the first or one of the very first black senators in north carolina after 1868 after a new constitution was written so he was an incredible man. and as i say there is a movement to have some sort of tribute monument to him. nobody else over here in the back. speaking a reparations is there any documentation of african-american property that was confiscated and the current value of it, right that has been an issue for many many years and among the black community. there was a conviction that whites. confiscated their property after they fled and took it over. there was a researcher name. i

alex. >>> we know -- there are criminal hack ers of course russia still has two americans in jail. if you were advising what would you hope he says first? >> as i think the timing and thing meeting with putin was right on, because the president arrives and confronts of the g7. so in terms of the topics noor important -- i think, you know, not in any particular order here, certainly human rights gene generally, you know, the americans incarcerated in russia, clearly there needs to be a message about cyberattacks, solar winds, the colonial pipeline s. ransomware, that kind of stuff which is completely unacceptable. it is not acceptable for putin to hide behind that these are criminals, i don't have any control over them, which in russia is baloney. arms control i think would be another good topic. we only have one agreement left that addresses arms stroll, that's the s.t.a.r.t., the strategic agreement that was extended for five years. so i think probably we should try to rekinding discussion about that, because that is of mu mutual interests. of course regional issues abound, notabl

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alex hogan has more. hey, alex. >> hi, neil.busiest section along the southern border. meanwhile, the vice-president visited el paso about 10 hours away from here by car and she faced questions about that during her visit. >> right now was the right time to make your first trip to the border? >> it's not my first trip. >> the first in-- >> so, this important aspect of this visit is leaving this visit after the work that we did in guatemala and mexico, i said back in march that i was going to come to the border, this is not a new plan. >> harris visited the el paso section, where visits increase from last year. former president trump will visit rgv where they're up. and she toured a processing center and customs facility and spoke about the need to fight root causes of migration and critics say she didn't witness the reality of many border agencies in the rio grande valley who work 12-hour shifts making rescues and processing hundreds of people every day. here in rgv, borders work with the help of state troopers and police. the l

occasion to reflect on the real history of canada and to support indigenous people on the alex, me holler, which has more july 1st is canada's birthday. the annual event is usually celebrated with family barbecues and fireworks like the however, with fresh revelations about the country's history of abuse towards its native population. this year, many canadians are pushing for the party to be cancelled. the list was a crime against humanity. an assault on the 1st on 1st nation people, we are proud people, the only crime we ever committed as children was being born indigenous just weeks ago, it was announced that a mass grave was found with the remains of $215.00 native children in kamloops british columbia, which used to be the largest residential school in canada. more recently, another 751 unmarked graves, were discovered at a cemetery near another residential school in the province of saskatchewan. some believe that up to $6000.00 indigenous children died at the schools most often due to disease, abuse and neglect. the government endorsed and funded the $130.00 residential schools which once stood