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it makes you feel like that going into television and having one of those jobs like alex has got is notn. martin, you are in tokyo. the back _ kind of representation. martin, you are in tokyo. the back page - kind of representation. martin, you are in tokyo. the back page of- kind of representation. martin, you are in tokyo. the back page of the | are in tokyo. the back page of the sunday mirror. we have about 50 seconds. what has it been like? the sort has seconds. what has it been like? the sport has been outstanding, the british— sport has been outstanding, the british sport has been remarkable, i've british sport has been remarkable, i've been— british sport has been remarkable, i've been watching bronze and gold and silver— i've been watching bronze and gold and silver medals and great stories and silver medals and great stories and a _ and silver medals and great stories and a great — and silver medals and great stories and a great story today with the french — and a great story today with the french boxer who refused to quit the rin- french boxer who refused to quit the ring afte

welcome to "alex witt reports." we've goty across the country as thousands are making sure their voices are heard. right now dozens of voting rights alleys and protests are happening in multiple cities in honor of the 58th anniversary of martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech. it's happening from washington, d.c. to arizona. ralleygoers are forming a united front against restrictive voting laws and sending a strong message to capitol hill. >> what's happening today is just disgraceful, the way we're being treated, and them denying us our rights to vote, which is automatic. >> clearly the people want to vote, and the way they want to do it is without impediments. these restrictions are for that. why did dr. king and john lewis go to the federal voting rights act in '65? because it knocked out all of the state laws. we are doing the same thing today with the same fervor. it will not come from biden down, it will come from the people up and you're seeing that demonstrated all over the country today. >> we've got a number o

got this. how's that feel? >> alexo much weight on it. >> o'donnell: his leg was also fitted with a piece of hardware called an external fixator. >> alex smith: it looks medieval, but it's really advanced orthopedics. and so i wear this metal cage that's bolted into and pinned into my leg, and it holds my leg and bone in place, while it heals. >> o'donnell: how long did you have to wear the fixator? >> alex smith: yeah, it was almost ten months i wore this bolted in my leg. it was a long process. >> o'donnell: the center for the intrepid in san antonio was specifically built to help wounded warriors through that process. dr. west reached out to her friend, johnny owens, who for ten years had been the center's chief physical therapist. had you seen a lot of injuries that were similar to what alex had? >> johnny owens: i have. that was the hallmark injury of-- of the wars, was these lower leg injuries from blast traumas, stepping on landmines. >> o'donnell: smith requested and received special permission from the pentago

on alex oh i i've got a son in morning afternoon attack on cobble left more than 100 people that the us to punish those responsible evacuations of continue despite the violence, but several countries ending narrow operations. ah.

alex: and he got more orders than expected. opening, the store was averaging 340 orders per day. depending on the size, each store could therefore conservatively be making between $4 million and $6 million a year in revenue, he estimates. that could be more as basket sizes are bigger. >> we know from some of the commentary out of the private operators better basket sizes are trending toward 30 euros. alex: that led him estimate the established dark store can make a profit that represents 5% and 10% of sales. that compares favorably with convenience stores which enjoy a profit margin of 2% and 4%. the model can be more profitable because it has lower costs. it does not need premium real estate locations to attract the passing, -- passing customer. each store can cover a wide area of 11 square kilometers. need locations. setting up does require a lot of money. at least $1.4 million per store. the last generation of rapid growth consumer investments were platforms. three sided marketplaces like uber, left or airbnb, that connected

thanks so much alex for coming on. i got to take congratulations to being on a long list of this diverse book. awards became more is that's about $1760.00. what do you make of the legacy of the greatest of raising for a generation? the anniversary which falls today after the killing of doug and well concerns me because the government boys don't from the government seem to be we plan the areas of previous governments and so to start racism and pretty patel even more or less allowed in crowds in the same so black players and i know this is going to be angry and so many young people that i work with, i know. and so it feels that may to just outside just we didn't want to make one. so 2 senses sweating anger, among black people, right? now, because of the policies are these governments, i mean, we're not too far away from the wind stand as well as not means all the government says they're going to speed up the wind rush payments. that was a big scandal for our international view. as about the black people who lived here for a de

thanks so much alex for coming on. i got to take a graduation from being a long list of this diverse book awards became more is that's about 1761. you make of the legacy of the, the greatest uprising for a generation the anniversary which falls today after the killing of doug. well it concerns me because government boys, johnson government seems to be we play in the areas of previous governments. and so just racism. and i mean pretty patel less allowed in crowds in the same bu black players. and this is going to be angry. and so many young people that i work with, i know, and so it feels that they kind of 2 sided, well, we didn't mind to one. so 2 senses, sweating of anger among black people right now because of the policies are these governments, i mean, we're not too far away from the wind stand as well as the government says they're going to speed up the wind rush payments. that was a big scandal for our international viewers about the black people who lived here for decades, who suddenly finding themselves being deported

the seat behind him, as he advanced for the round of 16 by beating sebastian corda and alex on his very finally got his 1st win instance. actually, having lost his 1st 6 matches and previous higher torment. c, b. lloyd harrison straight set closing out the victory with a knife. the feature of sports in afghanistan remains uncertain, especially cricket, which has become increasingly popular among the local population. for the future of the national team is in the balance for african players including t 20 team, captain rashid khan, or in the u. k. having played in domestic tournament their afghanistan is scheduled to participate in the t 20 woke up in the u. a. an october before play a historic, one of test against australia and perth in december. but just radius chairman is select to says he has no idea that we'll go ahead. oh, imagine i've got some, some challenges ahead of them and a cricket. cricket sits on the scarlet that probably not very higher. i think certainly from our point of view we, i think they're really exciting and the cricket, cricket in country are i hope we get to play a lot of

alex whit. >> you've got that post-vacation glow. i loved all your pictures. we've got a busy day of breaking news. we're going to get right to it right now. good day, everybody. we're going to get to the albany county sheriff, right now holding a press conference on a criminal complaint filed against the new york governor. let's listen. >> not that i'm aware of at this time. again, we are in the very infant stages. [ inaudible question ] >> we have not even talked about that at this point. [ inaudible question ] >> i would rather not, sir, at this point. again, we're in the very infant stages of this investigation. i do not want to go any further on that. we have a report on file that alleges criminal conduct against our governor, and it would be just -- at this point it would not be in our best interest to talk about it. >> about four months ago you and i in very vague terms talked about it and you said essentially victims need to come forward before we can take any action. is there any indication of why the timing is now, now four or five months after the i

got it. that makes sensep alex wants to know, how concerned are you about kids in schools, many districts are reporting outbreaks? he uses the term outbreaks but i think it is more cases we have heard about in bay area schools. ismail: what people are hearing about is just people being tested or being sick, which is consistent with what we know about from the last year. most of the kids get it from the community. the school is actually a very controlled environment if you think about it. i don't expect any interest school outbreaks. kristen: so if you had a kid that was school aged, you would send them back in person? dr. chin-hong: yes. i have spoken to a few parents. i would say the majority are excited that school started. kids are excited, and i hope with the current cases in the community that this will continue to be ok. kristen: we will go over to facebook live as we take a short i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call

. >> alex: a fastball that never got there. a home run by anderson, setting the tone. and jiminez, another big fly, and then the change-up by vaughn. about 105 off the bat. two-run homer, 5-0 before you could blink. >> matt: goodwin gets a plate appearance. he came on defensively an inning or so ago. batting in jiminez's spot in the order. the white sox are ahead 9-3. it's been raining for an hour and a half. do you see how many people are still in the park? just under 40,000 paid tonight. many of them if not most are still around, despite the score and conditions. >> alex: as a here, you knew the biggest star for the cubs was wrigley field. it's a big treat to come here. for us, we just love coming here. that's a luxury that 29 other teams do not have. they show up, if they win, with the cubs, they show up either way. >> buster: when the trades went down, social media, maybe fans were unhappy there. maybe blogs, that sort of thing. but they're still coming to the ballpark. >> matt: it's been fun for us to be here tonight for sure. three balls and a strike, the count t

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but top of the $0.6 dive lead cut to 2 at dribble cabrera take alex wood deep. we've got a tie game, a brand new one bottom of the 8th one offer brandon crawford. he lines one to center field. no one is going to get posey comes in all the way from first and the giants take the league. that game is still in progress is on right over their 7, 6. alex, where i'm sorry, jake mcgee walking a batter bases loaded. one out top of knife. 7, 6, wolf, will have the final highlights at 10. alright week 3 of training camp down the santa clara and you can't tell. you can tell i'm sorry. get ahead of myself. you can tell the players are tired of hitting one another and they just need an opponent asap. there were several scuffles at today's practice. good thing for them. they can hit chiefs to saturday. and of course, the jimmy garoppolo and trey lance battles continues. the 2 took center stage during an 8 2nd drill shanahan said he has not told either them who will be the starter on saturday. but what he can say is his guys are ready to play in a real game that should be nature of today

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news out of kabul where we've heard about rockets being fired at the airport, cnn's alex marquardt has the reporting. we gotth you, michael. what appears to be happening is things getting more dangerous in kabul in these final hours of the u.s. drawdown. that deadline of course is on tuesday august 31st. what we know is that as many as five rockets have been fired in the last few hours at hamid karzai international airport. that would be monday local time in kabul. and just before midnight here on the east coast of the united states. that's according to a u.s. official. now, the u.s. official also says that what's known as the c-ram defense system which has been installed at the airport engaged with those rockets. now, what that system is designed to do is essentially to shoot down incoming rocket artillery or mortar fire. that's what the ram in fact stands for. so that engaged with those rockets, presumably taking them out, because this same source is telling us there are no reports of casualties at this time. the source, michael, did not say who they believe to be behind these rockets being fired at the a

alex. so this is a very dangerous situation. plus, you also got to figure out we're talking about a lot of rain with this system. we're talking about upwards of 20 inches of rain in areas that have already seen the top july either first, second, or third wettest julys on record. and so with all this rain, all this water -- [ no audio ] situation, alex. that's why people have been evacuated. people have heeded the evacuations. when we flew in, people were waiting in droves to get out. now, of course, airlines canceled all the flutes when we picked up our rental car at hertz. the line was out the door with people trying to get out, trying to rent cars. again this is a tough situation. this will be the strongest land fall ever in louisiana at this point. if it makes 155 miles per hour. within more than a year, 367 days, two category four storms landing in louisiana. we had ida this year and the problem when you think about it, 16 years ago katrina made land fall. so a devastating day in the gulf coast. by the way, once this makes land fall, we're not

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got underway. still 0, 0, alex wood and james kaprielian on the mound.ave an update for you coming up later is looking forward to see what his side of the ball can do on sunday. >> now it's on that. see guys tackle lot of can they do a lot and not just, you know, 3rd upper leg aisd also has a chance to see guys really be able to cut loose and make plays it. there. if we're running blitzes things like that and they get the quarterback down. so those are days try to look at in the game. can guys actually said this and not practiced. all practice mode that can actually finished the place. >> and listen up raiders fans. you can watch the silver and black take on the rams in la right here on kron 4 tomorrow night. join us at 6.30 free live pre-game show where we will break down the matchup kickoff is at 7 o'clock and then right after we will have a live postgame show for you. we'll have reaction from players. a live report from allegiant stadium and in-depth analysis. so be sure to join us right here on kron 4 tomorrow night. hard to believe we're already tal

we're for you was course it's not bryce nicola city a can you lean your got the equity out the cheating lions isn't cheap. so alex has to hold down to jobs me out of what the walking not on just me. bob chestnut colleagues, said what they should shop for a video. the most news i've done yet with this is to do anything at the online school or for provision. you don't watch news or whatnot in here, so what your blog or possibly and whatnot. not but she was she shot me too many plus years now pick it up. sure. which, which now you're doing. you're pushing it or you only, you know, get cut off. when you speak to the father, he will come over to them. met along with not sure which one you need him. he'll be at. i am station could that period you could actually do the keith's at the smallest. alex sometimes travels back from south africa to moscow to visit his parents and sister. they follow his youtube channel and naturally, they worry. some time for me to get it to look at something. do i need with him change? go over the bridge. loan got drunk. so i was just your usual feeling pretty fast. lisa knew i'd yet steven y

while he was away on a business trip, phil got a terrible ear infection, and the doctors said he could burst an eardrum if he flew. i was devastated to miss alex'sgraduation, until i realized i didn't have to. i got to hold up my phone for two hours so phil could see the graduation live.

alex. we can see this coming foot fifa president has got involved for someone as he had to say?o sa ? , . ., , , involved for someone as he had to sa ? , _, , , _, say? yes, we could see this coming, and the president _ say? yes, we could see this coming, and the president gianni _ say? yes, we could see this coming, and the president gianni infantino i and the president gianni infantino has deftly got involved. he has written to prime minister boris johnson, asking for exemptions for players, so they can travel backwards and forwards to read list countries, so these players can represent their teams in these world cup qualifiers in the international break that is coming up. as you said, spain have followed england in not releasing their players for allowing them to go... nearly 60 players from 19 premier league clubs or difficulty 26 read list countries in the international window —— are due to travel to 26. infantino said it is a matter of great emergency in importance, as you imagine he would do, and he has urged the prime minister to go pretty similar approach they did durin

alex. >> yeah. al, i know you always remind us that you don't tang chances. gott is hard to believe right now given the wind gusts -- i am worried you are going to blow away. if i keep you on screen, can you find a lamppost or something to hold on to? >> no, no, alex -- >> you are fine? >> i'm fine. see -- here's the deal, i'm bahamian. i'm built low to the ground like most of my people. i have a low center of gravity. there was that issue. actually, back in 2005, wilma, after katrina had hit, i was on a balcony in naples and got blown down. but i had been -- i had had some surgery. i wasn't quite -- i didn't have my sea legs. we see a fire engine, a fire truck going down that way. i think there is some activity that's happening because we are hearing some hubbub going on. and there is a lot of rain and a lot of wind. you know, and unlike earlier, we saw some stragglers on the street. it's pretty empty right now. again, not to make light of it. but we take this -- we take our safety very, very carefully. if we think that it is -- for example, we were -- for night

. >> you've got "family ties" with alex p. keaton as the ultimate reagan fanboy. >> what is taxes?a republican. >> america was taking a conservative turn in a big way. and networks were chasing that kind of high-gloss aspirational fantasy. >> and you see that reflected in something like a "fresh prince of bel air." ♪ >> yo, this place is huge, man. next time i go to my room, i'm taking some bread crumbs. >> young kid thrown into wealth. it's a great bed for comedy and conflict. >> we promised your mother that you're here to work hard, straighten out and learn some good old-fashioned american values. >> dad, i need $300. >> so the '80s were really associated with excess and with wealth. but "roseanne" would upend this fantasy vision of upper middle-class life. >> wait a minute. my cereal at home is the name brand. >> no, see, it's just a name brand box and i've been refilling it with the cheap stuff since 1985. >> one of the things that is extraordinary about "roseanne" is that in many ways it mirrors "the honeymooners." it's a very simple show. main set is the kitchen. it's somewha

alex whit. >> you've got that post-vacation glow. i loved all your pictures.s conference on a criminal complaint filed against the new york governor. let's listen. >> not that i'm aware of at this time. again, we are in the very infant stages. [ inaudible question ] >> we have not even talked about that at this point. [ inaudible question ] >> i would rather not, sir, at this point. again, we're in the very infant stages of this investigation. i do not want to go any further on that. we have a report on file that alleges criminal conduct against our governor, and

now starting pitcher alex wood tested positive. so he's got to be out because of that. you've got the hospital or anything like that. but manager gabe kaplan says that he, you know, said that everybody can know that. yes, he tested positive. he's upset about it. obviously because added to you've got a out and it's not that quedo tested positive negative, but he has flulike symptoms. so that's not good. they keep testing quedo. she got the duo sideline. the starting to and then you've donovan solano who last week tested positive and he was fully vaccinated, by the way. so this is not good. also not good we've got 49 rookie quarterback trey lance out of practice for at least a week because of a. >> her finger coach. >> shanahan says it was a small chip on his right throwing hand. not sure what that means but it's it does need surgery. we know that. and they say lance will probably be able to train next week and between now and then. the first game of the regular season. shannon has to. well has to decide who's going to start on week one will see he's been pretty coy about

that one run, lead, one out one on he's the fly ball left center field right it's alex dickerson and austin slater i got it you take it, alphonse and gastone out there and. that almost disastrous and set of two outs and one on the mets wind up loading the bases and who's the last guy? giants fans want to see up peter alonso home run derby champ but little looper the second easy last out they dodge one there man. it's all smiles but that could have been one of the most brutal losses of the year. giants pull it out 3 to 2. still waiting on the dodger padre the game to see if they picked up any ground all right. you can call it a fascination or obsession whatever. just about reached the point of ridiculousness right now with the san francisco 49 ers and everybody trying to figure out what's going on with the quarterback situation and is there a drama there? is there some kind of controversy? well, i mean, i would bet you that behind closed doors the brainpower the 49ers chuckling about this right now, because you know they know who that quarterback is gonna be and i believe that they're going to start jimm

i've got a couple more for alex but since this is on-topic about to go to this question that asked. what went through your head once trump was acquitted by senate republicans? did you know you would be removed from the white house that day? and what did he make you think about your decision to come forward? >> i had, i certainly didn't miss the fact that it was almost certain that the president would be acquitted by the senate. there's never been a president in which a party is voted against their president in an impeachment to remove him. there was little doubt of that happening. i had my counsel, my legal counsel were those, folks who are public and folks that are not, republican stalwarts i actually selected a a team of republicans to kind of providing situational awareness by leveraging the access to the white house. they could pick up the phone and say hey, how we doing? like, try to minimize the fallout for me. it was a look at the tactical maneuvering on my part. there was no way the president is going to be removed but they also want me to take some half measures, but that w

got to a place where you can communicate and give us your perspective on what you have got on the ground. >> alexyou for being there so i can be here. this is reminiscent of 16 years ago when i moved, i drove from houston into new orleans ahead of katrina and that's what happened tonight. i actually landed in houston about 1:00 a.m. and i drove all the way through and passed through plaquemine parish and most of the way, about a five-hour drive normally and six-hour drive overnight. most of the way, the i-10 westbound people going west from louisiana to texas was completely filled. gas stations were out of gas as sam brock was talking about. i stopped at one gas station and they allowed me to put ten dollars worth of gas into the car. people are still evacuating around plaquemine parish and baton rouge i saw more evacuation. once i got past that into the suburbs of new orleans, a trickle of people. so, it does seem like what sam said. most people who have left or were planning to leave. i will tell you the rain is not terribly heavy this morning. rainy, overcast morning this morning in new orlean

one year on, we had to alex and st. bed about this. if you will, what i've got 30 people individuals, low level individuals, many from the port has been arrested and detained. 35 individuals charged, but no persecutions moving forward and do we think that will take place? it's extremely unlikely. it strengthens up on history when that allegations against the state will state individual. but there will be placement parents in the justice system and the justice will not be served. so at this stage we have various interesting that we saw a statement from president iron last week talking about lifting the immunities. and we heard that marie talking about that because they want to interview for ministers and former prime minister. but at this point, unity is not been left. and that must be so again, to see the best ation as dana was trying to investigate some of the key questions that we want to know about the pe route. last, she piece together, what journalists were finding, what she was finding an in her report is a compliance lawyer. have a listen. have a look. i

got many of the qualifications of leadership. we'll come back and we'll discuss high bus johnson, 5 gravity and your prediction. joining us after the break, when alex continues this conversation of a journalist and broadcaster steve richards was see then oh, the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy for taishan, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. developments only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk me we need to look, i was off the bus to can you to actually use a machine which is a big me out with your budget that i would continue to tell you. because if didn't give famous, caught up in my issue by both of us choose well, come back. alex is in conversation with steve richards about the mindset, political problems of the prime minister. so let's get back to the origins of bought us some in, alexander bought us the pestle, johnson, not always, stanley, just there's no one for having a good sense of humor, but it's not a so a name you give somebody you expect to be prime minister that well, no over hasn't done h

was it just just got actual 90 to 90 the ah the to the she said, but i knew dorothy lee of them yesterday. could see that alex doesn't just visit his family in moscow. he buys medicine for his life, do in south africa, or a lot of medication is either hard to find or come to fortune. take repellant, for example, national question. just sure. sure. thought there's so much to that i you but singapore, which has got to me, i've used africa, was no issue. there was any other practice skills to solve any issue. lesser coupling glove will not be shown. the glass on the ball right the, the time you move them to be what you can move them any of these little can be with a cuban gloves or more. in addition to medicine, i like that brings all kinds of gifts lines from each trip which you can do without the pre shown on the, on the option yet, then you can do or would there had your previous see because i did you live with why that's why neutral? just to by pushing me new pretty ways to get more weight. i keep me up with offer here now, but my you got the little bit less of going from within the premium when they start o

alex, i recently acquired 2 more pet. these white land cubs had been sold to a foreign zoo, but the pen to make an lockdown meant they got stuck in south africa. it took over a year to get an extra permit. the cubs grew so transporting them became too costly . the buyer declined to pay and the owners no longer wanted such big lions. i was listed as a middle ensure your voice in which we did that question. no, i mean if it, if there's a slap in life because i will perform i do wish me whether she me the left me you knew a building you choose for sure. for sure. before you get that we had a couple of shania. will we a summer eating the number 40? she still can, you will shorten, but that's just a company that shows up. she will talk with me, let me know washing shipping, you know how to get her in school without coverage. which conditional asked me that you just question what your children chose yet more unless you're going to move in you might alex a lions are just as trainable as dogs, family trick he doesn't teach them is to attack nancy with him. passionate born in the yellow video that's going to see me come up from t

got to know how to choose. you can put an offer me quite a bit as long food. i want to tell you the truth. she doesn't know why you need that. quote me alex, i recently acquired 2 more pets. these white land cubs had been sold to a foreign zoo, but the pen to make an lockdown meant they got stuck in south africa. it took over a year to get an exit permit. the cubs grew so transporting them became too costly . the buyer declined to pay and the owners no longer wanted such big lions. i know it doesn't show me your voice in which i was when did you know what i mean? if it is that there is a life because i will perform i do. we need the left me. are you appealing? yeah. i person before you give me a cup of shingle we a summer each and the number for the kids would be. she still knew how to shorten, but that's just a few issues other she will talk with me, let me know washing shipping, you know, get questions. is that correct? hurdle me previously without coverage, which conditional was me. so she just question what your children chose yet more with i'm a sure we thought about moving my next a lion, the justice trainable as dogs, family tricky

alex, are you there? >> yeah, can you hear me? >> we got you. >> going back to the strike on the vehicle. you know i want to revisit the evidence that you used. it seems like it came from the secondary explosion, they told me that the photos of the scene show a look of soot on the walls, so relatively little shrapnel. so after viewing these things, what is your feeling, do you think it was a significant explosion and not something like a gas tank explosion or something like that they may have been there and what would be used in a high profile attack. i don't have details on the investigation that you're talking about there. but we will continue to assess the suppose strike activities. >> okay, a couple more back there? we know you went to the airport, and will you depend on your capabilities? how would it look like. >> as i said we have it in communication with the taliban about the final days. so that we can make sure that there is no miscalculation or misunderstanding. our goal is to complete this retro grade. doing it as safely and orderly as with we can. or the processes and procedur

alex wood. he's gone for the night. alonzo's got 29 we got a 22 ballgame going to the eighth inning and the giants find a way to get it done to on for darren rough, another pinch it perfectly delivered single to right looked like he intended it to go just into them all. yeses around the score giants could have added more than the bases loaded nobody out, but you know what that would be just too easy to pad the lead the relief pitching was great, and they seek it out. 32. the final the dodgers of course, continue to win all right. what's the best thing about the 40 niners preseason game this sunday against the raiders the fact that it's the last one everybody hungry for the real deal but at least this thing's got some sizzle sunday at levi against the silver and black and we can find out who the starting quarterback is. after all the talk that's the only thing anybody's been talking about a training capital would like about the 49ers. they've come out of training loose, relaxed and for the most part very healthy javon kinloch living

they got great rooms, comped and they got free drink ah, ah, with i join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the i think is part of mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims. the language of mental health became more common. so if you disagree with something i said on this program, you know, just say i just agree with you. i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your evidence or logic. you see your micro grass, you say you triggered me. you said you hard me again some psychological way because those are psychological terms. and i guess an enormous problem for politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that terrain. the you know, a sick day marathon of creativity, a multi cultural festival, and the biggest variety is the competition for a few days became a russian cultural capital. 28 categories. ahh from violin and piano to the parenting and data protection night years just throwing up over the water. i mea

got folks there. who has spoken so far? >> reporter: alex, thank you so much.akers so far, including union representatives, dominique sharpton, al sharpton's daughter, a number of other organizers are here, and they are talking a lot about harnessing this moment to harness a moment for those who have been disem powered. we were expecting tens of thousands of people to pour into washington, d.c. today as part of various rallies and this crowd of hundreds has gathered and rallied and now they're hearing various speakers speak again. they talked a lot about the broad umbrella of unity here, those who believe in enfranchising people. i heard the reverend jesse jackson sr. describe the fight for voting rights as street heat. it's certainly hot in terms of the temperature, but it's also a hot crowd. they came here from not just across town, but from across the country. they're hearing the sfeerks and pushing the ball forward. >> i love keeping it in the familiar lie. dominique sharpton speaking from that rally. we'll come back to you again this afternoon. >>> meantim

digital dunkirk and former defense intelligence super who served in afghanistan, alex plesus joins us now. tell me how that goto to help those on the ground and what the situation is really like for them. >> good morning. thanks for having me. the situation on the ground is reflective of the coverage that's been going on. it is accurate. it's extremely messy as you can imagine given the rapid nature of the collapse. the situation at the airport of itself is pretty dire. so the airfield itself is nearly impossible to access for a lot of folks. our men and women in uniform are doing a tremendous job, providing security and taking care of the folks that are there and the diplomats on the ground, they're doing great work. the issue comes as you mentioned with the rapid nature of the withdrawal and the situation we're in now. so a group of veterans and also former -- government officials from other government institutions we banded together and it's almost a natural role. i know that may not sound -- that may not sound normal to people who are listening but we've been at war for 20 years so we have a network of fol

alex wood. tested positive for covid. and then you've got has tested positive so let's talk about would first gabe kepler says that he is experiencing symptoms and he did get the ok to share with us that he is positive for covid his wife, though, is negative. he didn't have to go to the hospital or anything and then don't forget johnny cueto is on the injured list because he has cold and flu like symptoms, but he hasn't tested positive and that's the second player. what is to test positive a week is donovan solano who's fully-vaccinated had tested positive. so the giants have a battle. if covid and then battled the dodgers or now i got a game and have they want to close for comfort as we head into the last month. the baseball alright, now let's talk we've got rookie quarterback trey lance apparently out of practice for one week because he hurt his finger. >> head coach, kyle shanahan describing it as a small chip on his right throwing hand. no surgery needed. apparently. and they say that lance will be able to train starting next week. so le

and then i think the pressure just got to be too much the executive producer of the syndicated show who was tapped to replace alexbeck has had a rapid fall from grace resigning after the website, the ringer revealed he repeatedly used offensive language to describe women's bodies, even making insensitive comments about jews and poor people back in 2000, 13 2014 on a podcast. this was kind of a fun behind the scenes look at what was happening it to female co-host or sidekicks. and i think folks, it sort of emulate a morning radio show and consequently, a lot of jokes, a lot of jokes don't land and a lot of comments that maybe i don't say we're ok in 2013. >> but certainly aren't okay in 2021 the 46 year-old apologized to fans. in a statement for the unwanted negative attention that has come to jeopardy. >> acknowledging he has a lot of work to do to regain the public's trust and confidence on thursday. the anti-defamation league called for an investigation writing on twitter, richards disparaging remarks about jews. women and asians are no laughing matter. stereotyping is an entry point to hate and his apology lax

got you, girl. since the winter, we've seen guest hosts like george stephanopoulos, and so many more. but at long last, we know who will follow in alexter: call it a daily double. >> mike richards. >> reporter: who are your new "jeopardy hosts? executive producer, mike richards, who will take on the syndicated show, and neuroscientists in real life, tapped to host "jeopardy" primetime and spin off series. >> it's a tremendously bizarre and humbling and surreal experience. >> reporter: reacting to the highly anticipated announcement. nine months after the passing of alex trebek, who began hosting the show in 1984. >> welcome to america's favorite answer and question game, "jeopardy. ". >> reporter: and over the weeks a rotation of quiz show hosts. >> and if you don't like me, i'm sorry. i love burton. i have respect for everybody who guest hosted. >> reporter: richards came under fire for a lawsuit while producing "price is right." saying he and others discriminated against her because she was pregnant, something he denied. he had a memo to the "jeopardy" staff, reading, in part, i want you all to know the way which my comments and ac

alex, come back to you. are you there? yeah. can you hear me john? i got you. yeah. go back to the strike. the john strike on the vehicle. you know, i want to revisit the evidence you used. you know, it seems like verification that it was a legitimate target came from the secondary explosion though. an ordinance expert in trying to detect told me, you know, extracting the wire photos publicly available photos of the scene show, you know, a lack of stood on the walls, you know, relatively little amount of shrapnel. there's a tree that was knocked down that with the foil, it's going tact. so, you know, after viewing these things, you know, what was your, you still stand by with a degree of confidence that there was a significant explosion and not something like you guys think explosion or something like that. that may miss direct the be evidence of a big secondary explain. know. we know that, as i said earlier, there was a secondary explosion that assess that the, what was there was going to be used in a high profile attack. i don't have details on the know the information that you're just s

i saw that everything was falling and when i got home i realized the extent of the damage. alex stirring up a lot of painful memories of decade ago. 2010, powerful 7.0 magnitude out earthquake killed hundreds of thousands of people. the concern this time around, of course, is that the death toll will only continue to rise. in haiti the health ministry has helped distributing medicine to hospitals but some were completely leveled in the quake. the u.s. as well as other countries are pledging to send aid and prime minister declaring a state of emergency for the next month but says he won't ask for foreign aid until the scope of the damage has been assessed, mike. mike: alex hogan reporting live, alex. rescue and recovery efforts in haiti how haitians are reacting to the news. little haiti in miami where phil keating joins us live, good afternoon, phil. phil: haiti cannot seem to escape crises and over the past several years hundreds of thousands of haitians have emigrated here. a month ago the president assassinated, food and medicine shortages, gang control access to certain road