alexis. and tanya kids and they're all my they came all the way from michigan to meet her all right now you guys ready right here we go. being both lesbians and believers these 2 women feel in conflict with their faith welcome to my home they. should know acts as a counselor for them of course i'll let you guys have a c. but you know here's one of the 1st things i wanted to share with you and i always pull this book out and also this image because people see me now but you don't know my story completely. all these pictures that's where i was because i love i always wanted to model craziness and if i was not married then i probably would be a hot mess. using these photos from her past as a bisexual stripper chanel wants to show young women that it is possible to change alexis 21 has been coming here for several months for tonya 43 it's the 1st time. so tanya so my question for you at this point is as it relates to same sex attraction are you comfortable there was a time when i was dating 7 gir

alexi mccammond kump was happening to her here john is criminal.d journalist. just two years ago the national association for black journalist named her emerging journalist of the year, she deserved this job as editor in chief of "teen vogue." remember during her interview with "teen vogue" she said it, look. there are these tweets that you may hear about and i apologize for them years ago. these are things that i own, i accept and i know they are wrong, will this be a problem, "teen vogue"? and they said no, it won't be a problem at all. this reminds me, f couple of years ago, a kid named carson king. he holds up a sign basically soliciting beer donation and puts his venmo address below it. he ends up getting a million dollars in donations so, what does the 24-year-old do? he donates it to a children's hospital for cancer. you think that's a feel-good story of the year until a reporter from "the des moines register" went back and looked at present kings tweets going back to when he was a high a sophomore in high school at 16 years old and found so

alexis. and tanya kids they're all on my they came all the way from michigan to meet her oh right now you guys very right here we go. being both lesbians and believe as these 2 women feel in conflict with their faith welcome to my home. now and as a counselor for them of course i'll let you guys have a c. but you know here's one of the 1st things i wanted to share with you and i always pull this book out and also this image because people see me now but you don't know my story completely. all these pictures that's where i was because i loved i always wanted to model craziness and if i was not married then i probably would be a hot mess using these photos from her past as a bisexual stripper chanel wants to show young women that it is possible to change alexis 21 has been coming here for several months for tonya 43 it's the 1st time i saw tonya so my question for you at this point is as it relates to same sex attraction are you comfortable there was a time when i was dating 7 girls for serving

the story of teen vogue, my new reporting about the alexi mccammond controversy is coming up. but let's start with the joy of vax. as vaccine news offers light after a dark wibter in the united states, while precautions are still necessary, the u.s. is picking up the vaccine pace with another record high on friday into saturday. another 3.1 million doses administered and reported. states are opening up more appointments all of the time. and many media outlets are covering this story responsibly. and it also personally. sho showing journalists and anchors getting their dose. and i now i hope you've been able to get an appointment. this is my selfie at a drive-thru vaccination site to spread the word. i'm getting my second dose tomorrow. i've never been so excited to get a vaccine. it is all about instilling confidence and of course as a massive public health campaign underway to do just that, with psa's from former presidents, q&a's with people like dr. fauci

our guest is alexis, a staff writer at the atlantic and cofounder of the covid-19 tracking project. what is this project? guest: it was an effort and remains an effort to compile data from all of the states. at the beginning of the pandemic, we didn't have national summary statistics. even today there are some things that are missing from our national data that you do find in other countries, and we had a methodology to go around to each state and to pull the number that we could from that state's death board or other kinds of files. host: why did you think this was necessary? guest: well, the truth is that the data that are federal authorities were prepared to present to the public was actually not with the public expected to see. the public expected to see the concept that you would see in singapore where you actually know who was infected and how and all this kind of epidemiological information. but that actually wasn't what our pandemic preparedness plan had in the cards. they sort of didn't build a plan even though there were many, many people -- those data pipelines that would

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alexis. and tanya. they came all the way from michigan to meet her oh right now you guys very. all right here we go. being both lesbians and believers these 2 women feel in conflict with their faith welcome to my home. now and as a counselor for them of course i'll let you guys have a seat but you know here's one of the 1st things i wanted to share with you and i always pull this book out and also this image because people see me now but you don't know my story completely. all these pictures that's where i was because i loved i always wanted to model craziness and if i was not married then i probably would be a hot mess using these photos from her past as a bisexual stripper chanel wants to show young women that it is possible to change alexis 21 has been coming here for several months for tonya 43 it's the 1st time i saw tonya so my question for you at this point is as it relates to same sex attraction are you comfortable there was a time when i was dating 7 girls to serve in these little. you know i had a girl for every day and that was. you know so i needed to be broken free

it could be a very uncomfortable existence for alexi navalny in this prison.ght positive in all of this is that mr. navalny's team had been aware he was going to be exiled to siberia, very far from moscow. in actual fact he will be 100 kilometers or so from moscow, which makes it easier for friends to visit him. katty: do you think, sarah, if the sanctions we have had announced from the u.s., which have been quite donated with sanctions from the european union, are the end of the story in terms of western retaliation for what happened, what u.s. intelligence services said happened to mr. navalny at the kremlin's hands? if that's the some of it, will the kremlin be able to think to themselves they kind of got away with it? sarah: well, that is a possibility at the moment. we heard from dmitry peskov, vladimir putin's spokesman, and before the sanctions were imposed, he said the west is addicted to imposing restrictions, but he said the west needs to take a look at his approach and ask itself the question, does it make a difference. he said it absolutely doesn't

this didn't happen as some have argued because of alexi's race or anything like this.s to do with canceling based on some reason we don't know why. if people will lock down their twitter that doesn't change anything? >> you know what, harris? if they want the play this game. the person that led the charge said because she is from filipino descent. she is asia. alexi said it defended her culture. but she was staying enough offensive to black people. it just goes to show you everyone has offenses. we'll offend each other and make mistakes as children and i'll make plenty more mistakes in my life. but it is the standard of grace and redemption that allows us to grow as human beings. if we don't have that, you know, i hate to bring religion into this, this is why i'm a christian to begin with is because that author of redemption and the man that paid it all for us because we do a lot of screwing up paid a price so we can screw up. and i just wish more people would live by that standard. >> harris: you are talking about grace and you wonder whether or not people will show i

. >> sarah alexis garcÍa conversÓ con autoridades en ciudades y condados fronterizos y tiene las reaccionesidades la familia cruzando a diario la frontera, agentes federales se mantienen muy ocupados por lo que el gobernador anunciÓ el operativo estrella solitaria, esta decisiÓn se toma luego que la frontera tuvo un incremento de inmigrantes indocumentados que ingresaron las Últimas semanas. el departamento de salud pÚblica del sur de texas mandÓ un comunicado donde establece que el departamento de salud pÚblica continuarÍa monitoreando situaciones en la frontera y su impacto en la salud pÚblica, mientras no hablan de operaciones especÍficas, se continuarÁ ajustando en las necesidades y posibles amenazas, para autoridades de ciudades fronterizas como rÍo grande city existe un sin nÚmero de operaciones para combatir el crimen organizado y mandar mÁs oficiales es algo innecesario. >> desafortunadamente este programa, pienso yo realmente que es innecesario, pero como quiera lo vamos a apoyar ¿verdad? porque nuestra comunidad sÍ apoya todos los elementos de seguridad pÚblica. >> pero aunque el

this is the front gate of the prison colony where alexi navalny is in turned. one of the guys shaking the head with the lovely dog. is it possible to register to be in this area? it's because it the territory of the prison they say we can't even register to be here. russians are notoriously secretive about their prisons because the conditions inside are poor, not just in this one but in prisons around the country. this disturbing video posted by a russian newspaper shows prisoners being cruelly beaten by guards in a persnal colony nt door. a russian court convicted several people of involvement of a national prison scandal that is common knowledge among inmates these kinds of beatings are wide spread. navalny says there is no hint of violence towards him so far. it's forbidden. it may be his enemies at the kremlin simply want their most prominent critic out of public view. all right. thank you. matthew chance, cnn vladimir, russia. >> all right. and thanks very much. incredible report there. thanks so much to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>>

alexi o'brien reports.eporter: finally on the move, the ever given, being towed down the sewers canal after being stuck for almost a week. celebrations began before dawn, as the massive container ship was first partially refloated. despite an international rescue effort, the vessel had been wedged across the waterway, which is one of the busiest in the world. since tuesday, dredgers and diggers have removed thousands of cubic metres of sand from underneath the ship, and a flotilla of tugboats has worked on dislodging it. it's forced tankers and cargo ships to queue at either end of the canal, delaying global trade. >> each day that passes, there's out $7 to $8 billion worth of goods which would usually pass through the canal, so a week later, you're talking $45, $50 billion of delays. we will catch up on some of that, but there will be ongoing days. it's hard to put a figure on it. and of course, some cargos may have perished, because they were time critical. no doubt some big insurance claims going in. rep

what is the way forward not just with alexi but people like alexi?ansgressed at some point and turning them into an advocate, turning them into a testimonial. i think a lot about a conversation that's been happening in my other world of country music recently. there's a great artest names luke combs who has done amazing, amazing successes. i think willie geist did a story on him not long ago. with all of the success he had, a backdrop of him and a confederate flag was in the backdrop. instead of offending or hating him, they explored it, why it offends him, why it offends people of color and he has since become a very staunch advocate and talking about this. when we talk about symbols and what necessity mean and racism in america, i can't think a better person to communicate that that to hit audience then someone like luke combs. this is what we need more of in this country, people who need to take a interspeculative look of things they thought or said or biases they have had in the past are confronted with what they mean today, in today's context, a

has been lost experts are now trying to move the vessel so other ships and tankers can finally pass alexy o'brien reports finally on the move the f.a.a. given being towed to down the sewer was canal after being stuck for almost a week. celebrations began before dawn as the massive container ship was 1st personally refloated. back your mother said that a despite an international rescue a fit the vessel had been waged across the waterway which is one of the busiest in the world. since tuesday dredges and dig is have removed thousands of cubic meters of sand from underneath the ship and a flotilla of tugboats has worked on dislodging it. that's forced tankers and cargo ships to queue at either end of the canal delaying global trade each day that passes is about $7.00 to $8000000000.00 worth of goods which would usually pass through the canal so a week later you're talking 4550000000000 of delays really as much as you think will catch up on some of that but there will be ongoing place it's hard to put a figure on it and of course some carcass may have perished because they were time critical

in the way harmful to shit like this today tonya and alexis are continuing to follow chanel's program but how long can they ensure this stranglehold that religion has on their sexuality. according to the american psychiatric association the consequences of compassion therapy are devastating depression anxiety suicide. the practices employed are emotionally damaging and even amounts to brainwashing. these organizations authorized in the united states for adults are very secretive. all our requests for filming were denied in philadelphia we asked a french american journalist to enroll in one of these conversion therapy centers undercover. the one we chose is one of the best known it has existed for about 20 years and office courses spanning several days to gay men from all over the world. the web site highlights fraternal friendship you know well being and masculinity it invites participants to register online. they're up front about the pricing $650.00 for a weekend and. to get in are journalist 1st had to complete a long medical and psychological questionnaire on the answer. they're a

human rights investigation into the case of alexy of all any. market is the u.n. special reports here on summary and extrajudicial killings she joins me tonight from maher say this government is good to have you on the program you said today that russia is responsible for the attempted poisoning and murder of mr noble to be clear here do you mean that russian president vladimir putin ordered the poisoning . no i did not we did not we conducted a human rights investigation we did not to seek to identify who will end the state and all didn't killing what we did find is that on the basis of the evidence that we collected there is no doubt that the response to the state arash at ease involved in the attempted killing of me stole not of any when their own not the state as all did the killing all whether it does failed to take tunis don't have any against and the killing its response to really t. is deeply involved what was it what evidence did you see that convinced you that this poisoning had the signature of the russian state on it. well see more of its 1st the use o

did you like this today tanya and alexis are continuing to follow chanel's program but how long can they ensure this stranglehold that religion house on their sexuality. according to the american psychiatric association the consequences of conversion therapy are devastating depression anxiety suicide. the practices employed are emotionally damaging and even amounts to brainwashing. these organizations authorized in the united states for adults are very secretive. our requests for filming were denied in philadelphia we asked a french american journalist to enroll in one of these conversion therapy centers on the cover. the one we chose is one of the best known it has existed for about 20 years and office courses spanning several days to gay men from all over the world. the website highlights fraternal friendship you know well being and masculinity it invites participants to register online. they're up front about the pricing $650.00 for a weekend and. to get in are journalist 1st had to complete a long medical and psychological questionnaire or don't. they're asking if i've had a mental i

alexis canelo estaba ganando, pero hubo remolcada y goles. respondÍa daniel aguilar.xicana con dos partidos que no te puedes perder, gales contra mÉxico. hasta que la informaciÓn. marÍa antonieta: mÁs de $75,000,000 ya estÁn disponible para programas de ayuda para la renta en el condado de contra costa. para aplicar llame al nÚmero que ve en pantalla. para mantenerse informado de las diferentes ayudas informarse en nuestra aplicaciÓn. llegamos al final de nuestra noticia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ domingo 21 de marzo y estas son las principales noticias. secretaria nacional asegura que la frontera con mÉxico esta cerrada y que la crisis que se enfrenta es responsabilidad total de la administraciÓn trump. personas que estÁn a la espera de esperar a un familiar o un patrocinador que estÁ a cargo de ellos. tuve un toque de queda en

alexi, thank you very much for being up early with us. get this massive coronavirus relief bill through congress this week. he may have the toughest job in washington this week because of that primary challenge. thank you. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> it is now time to open 100%. everybody who wants to work should have that opportunity. every business that wants to be open, should be open. texans have mastered the daily habits to avoid getting covid. >>> all right. texas governor greg abbott rushing to reopen despite a deadly threat. >> i've heard this before somewhere. where have i heard this before? >> the plot line feels really familiar. >> i'm pleased and happy to repeat the news we have, in fact, caught and killed a large predator that supposedly injured. it's a beautiful day. the beaches are open and people are having a

alexis bay joins us from the texas civil rights. the rights group is a project. i mean that's the point. if you believe your $155000000000.00 of it was spent about 12 years or militarizing on militarizing the border and yet there's no humane way of dealing with the influx of bugs that we know is going to happen anyway no matter how much you spend on the military they'll screw complex you're absolutely right unfortunately us here on the border have to bear witness to. multiple administrations making the decision that it's more important to militarize the border. drones and more money for vehicles and the border wall instead of actually finding humane ways to welcome people to the united states have their needs met as they come into the country and then send them on the way because most of them when they arrive at the border are just trying to get on whatever bus or means of transportation that they need to get to their destination where someone is actually waiting for them the vast majority of the people you see coming to the border

all right thanks so much alexis i think the court proceedings have begun again now so let's listen in to what they say 31. 31 feet. to be published. because you are. mr martin what i'm going to do now is start playing exhibit 31 just like the previous video some points will just stop and ask you some questions about it all right so for the record this is starting at about $750.00. and. i think. 46 seconds roughly on the time stamp on the correct. number of positive rate here because the 1st part that we watched. showed you and somebody walking out of the store. and that portion of the video is from e security camera inside the store correct yes and the person that you were walking out with and again you don't have to give us his name but it was a coworker yes. and so now we're looking at a separate camera angle from outside the store correct yes and this timestamp obviously different than the previous one because this shows 201912. crew and do you recognize what's you know what area is the pickton this video was looking at right now this is a $32.00 street sort of coach who's. and if

alexis college's is director of the millennium institute on immunology and immunotherapy and joins us from the catholic university of chile how has chile managed to get so quick at vaccinating hi ben thank you for the interview. and my question is we have really a great connection between science and idea we think in the private sector as well as. citizenship together with the fact that you know long history a long provision of luck nations so we have a very well organized for several decades the back to nation program here for all the boxes on to what is going to reach all the way from the north of the country to the south to every small town so we have a very strong network of health care system and provide support for the doctor nation complain so you reckon that's one of the reasons behind this that having regular vaccine campaigns for other diseases. is behind the success it is something is missing in some countries and is said to have led to so much public skepticism about vaccines in general. right so that's one reason and also. i think that all the many recent years are based

is also demanding that alexi navalny be released. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts over than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 7:00 in berlin, and 2:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. goldman's chief lawyer departs as a flow of executives exits continues. is goldman sachs experiencing a brain drain? target and kohl's deliver strong quarters. are we witnessing the possible retail recovery? we will ask tom mcgee, ceo of the international council of shopping centers. puerto rico reaches a tentative deal with creditors. we will talk one-on-one with the governor of puerto rico, pedro pierluisi. an interview you don't want to miss. let's take a look at what's going on in the markets this afternoon. the s&p 500 is down only about .1%, 38963. -- 3896. small caps are coming down a bit harder

de texas hizo un recorrido aéreo de los zonas impactadas por l entrada ileagl de personas , sara alexis con agentes es la patrulla fronteriza y con soldados de la guardia nacional det texas done el gobernador dijo que necesitaban más recursos que no se les ha poporcionado. >>> (en inglés) . >>> el gobernador agregó que no es trabajo de la patrulla fronteriza procesar a cientos de inmigrantes y por eso desplgará la guardia nacional de texas para asistir a los agentes en fentar en crimen organizado bajo el operativo (en inglés) . >>> (en inglés) el sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza dice que esta crisis humanitar se pudo haber revertido si no hubiera cambiado las políticaes el presidente biden . >>> el presidente ca>> ahora se necesitan más lugares para procesear a las personas que ngrsen al país . >>> telemundo. >>> en la economía la cámara de representantes votará mañana por el paquete de estímulo económico de ÷1500 millones de dólares y dicen que sí pasará , la cámara de r

could still take days to clear the backlog of hundreds of ships curing on either side of the canal alexy o'brien reports. cheers of celebration in the so is canal and horns blaring. as the ever given finally appears to make a move back in. a the days and despite a multinational rescue effort the vessel has hardly budged now finally it's been partially refloated. waged across the suez canal the scale of the problem has dwarfed the machinery seen as a solution dredges and diggers have removed thousands of cubic meters of santa from underneath the giant container ship and a team of at least 10 tug boats has been trying to dislodge it for days since it ran aground to tankers and cargo ships carrying oil gas and grain have stacked up at either end of the canal delaying global trade and costing billions of dollars every day around about 70 percent of the world's oil trade goes through the series canal arm and it can't any any ship has the choice of taking the longer route round the south of africa takes around 2 weeks longer obviously cost more because of the additional i'm shipping cost so sh

uribe la individual privadas elevarán una recorte alexis pegar desea con permiso compadre y golazo en hora no de los parásitos estoy estoy se enfrentan a república dominicana el equipo caribeÑo puso resistencia es primero sobre el encuentro este balón al área desviado este balón y conseguí el pionero de los estados unidos se han en el dos entes en el seno de ser un encadene esta vez es de un un grupo de termómetros primera con no es un amor vamos con los que siempre internos canciones de los Ángeles y cómo sabemos ese poder perder los final se estudia noticias poncho mientras que terminados carros en su primera apertura del aÑo regresó la alineación y estuvieron finos de balón gloria empató el partido no pueden pisar. posee planta disco delante de dos carriles en méxico impuso sus más con un triple mercado en el quinto episodio de 13 deltas su cumpleaÑos y en sucontra cada vez falta menos. esto es todo conoce fuerte suns una pausa y ya regresamos (comerciales) así con música 11 cerrar la edición esta noche contándoles que antológico en colombia contrató un pianista para que los ayude

when we come back, we will talk to alexis manager go -- alexis about his data and efforts to fund theid-19 tracking project. we are going to learn more about that. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: today, watch live coverage of the trial for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, who is charged in the death of george floyd. watch the trial live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two, on demand at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies in 1979, today, we are brought to you by these television companies to provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. sunday, april 4 on in-depth, a live conversation with science writer and author harriet washington. her most recent book is carte blanche. >> when companies use profits to measure their success in the medical arena, the problem is that we can't expect companies to care about us. we can't expect the companies to make less money because they care about their health. they've already shown us they don't care about our health. but our g

alexis ayala: me siento mÁs que bendecido, agradecido.rlo todo" "maÑana". " empiezas el lunes". yo gritaba en casa y mi hija decÍa " acro quÉ pasa, papÁ", entonces ya le hablamos a fernando tambiÉn. fue increÍble. >> dicen que lo que es para ti, aunque te quites. en un principio fue para eduardo yÁÑez y pasaron cosas. tÚ cÓmo viste esto? alexis ayala: no sÉ si en un principio o un final. y espero que eduardo este bien. es alguien a que le tengo afecto y cariÑo. nos conocemos de toda la vida. lo que haya pasado no me importa, no me corresponde ni me ataÑe. a mÍ me corresponde desde el momento en que me hablaron y le puse un pie la producciÓn entonces tengo que aportar a " si nos dejan" y no pensar en lo que haya pasado. f rancisca: muy bien dicho y hacÍas. quÉ bonito que es saber que eÑ personaje es para el. a'si es lo vida. tras las confesiones de erik rubÍn sobre sus amorÍos de juventud, alexis ayala tambiÉn se destapa y cuenta lo que Él tuvo con paulina rubio. veamos. alexis ayala: paulina y yo hicimos una novela juntos que se llamo " b

alexis tuvo la gran oportunidad de manchón penal y le termina deteniendo el tipo penal y con el empatea apoyar a nuestro equipo, pero siempre hay un despistado, o despistada. miren a esta chica, no sé si se cansó o el béisbol le causó aburrimiento. el partido había terminado. dijo déjenme dormir. cuidado porque camarón que se duerme se lo lleva la corriente. fue un gusto haberles informado, que pasen todos buenas noches >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> estarán llevando para informar de recursos disponibles para ustedes. a una de la tarde. tiene que llamar al número en pantalla >> vea usted a ese pequeño determinado a ser el mejor en la industria del entretenimiento. luces y artes de globo. todo comenzó que compró un papel de trucos y ha quedado impactado. su mesa es para demostrar todo lo aprendido. >> si hay vida propia. >> gracias por su confianza. >> noticias telemundo. >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches y estas son las noticias que usted tiene que saber soy paulina sodi. >> hasta 22 mil dólares es la cuota que dicen que van a pagar los inmigrantes que viajaban en la parte trasera. ,>> inmigrantes vi

inventory alexi mccammond out as teen "vogue" chief before she started.an and homophobic screen shots of tweets of hers from ten years ago resurfaced this month. the teen journalist made homophobic slurs among orges. they are no longer on her account. the tweets resurfaced in 2019 where she acknowledged they were wrong and apologized for them. her new gauge was announced on march 5th. three days later teen staffers sent their concerns. on march 10 she issued another apology on twitter where she said in part i'm so sorry to have used such hurtful and inexcusable language. the controversy over mccammond's hire called some of the magazine's major advertisers to suspend their campaigns with the publication. each after publicly and privately showing remorse multiple times, the backlash continue. mccammond issued a statement on thursday announcing her depart ur and apologized a third time and took responsibility for her past. she was 17 years old when she fired out those tweets and like any adult should, mccammond took responsibility for them and promised to do

european union, the united states announced sanctions on russia for the poisoning of opposition leader alexi navalny. >> the united states has announced sanctions on seven senior members of the russian government. reporter: among washington's sanctions, seven senior government officials. other high-profile names on the list are the prosecutor general as well as the country's federal prisons administrator and the head of the national guard. the sanctions against moscow are a first by the biden administration, which has pledged to sp up conontation with the kremlin on several subjects, including russia's alleged role on the hacking of u.s. government agencies and businesses. the you -- the eu has already sanction several in response to the volleys case. these would be the first under a new framework that allows the block to respond to human rights around the world. there been calls to release navalny. >> nigeria's president says he has ordered a massive military and intelligence appointment -- deployment to the nations northwest to restore order to the region. he also banned binding and impose

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the biden administration is looking at the russians releasing alexi navalny. >> rich edson at the state apartment, thanks. the latest target of the canceled culture may be the author of some of your children's favorite books. we will explain. first with some of our fox affiliates around the country covering tonight, 213 fox in seattle has schoolteachers there are filing unfair labor practice complaints over the district's plan to return students to classrooms. last week the district classified about 700 educators as essential. the union that says it interferes with workers collective bargaining rights. fox 45 with 98 midshipmen in downtown indianapolis hotel. never to afford additional quarantine and isolation space in the navajo academy -- naval . this is a live look at philadelphia from fox 29, our affiliate there. one of the big sources that they are, they ease restriction at indoor and outdoor sporting events. but the wells fargo center and citizens bank park released statements welcoming back fans after city leaders accepted the new state policy. that is tonight's live look outside

this is the same news room that says alexi mccammond shouldn't be there.dn't peg you as being that well in. and president biden has his first formal news conference and he'll be hammered for the border. you're a strategist. what does the president need to do to get this challenge, crisis, situation, whatever you want to call it under control on thursday? >> well, there are two parts you put under control. there's the media narrative part and what's actually happening on the border. i think it's important to acknowledge this is a crisis. i do not think that this will hurt president biden or his allies, chris murphy. the senator was down there a couple of days ago and acknowledged this was a crisis and tweeted out what he saw. it's heartbreaking, a problem, we've seen spikes of unaccompanied minors coming over the border and they need to be taken care of. i think that biden should acknowledge it's a crisis and layout a plan, and the secretary under president obama has spoken about this issue and take a page from his book. layout a plan how to address this, n

arrancamos en la corregidora donde chivas visitó a querétaro, antes de terminar la primera mitad alexis este disparo, el portero daba rebote. marte imponía el dos contra cero final. de la frontera regresamos a ciudad de méxico, filtraba el balón perfecto, bombazo al techo de la cabaña. cruz azul sigue siendo líder. vamos a la frontera con la goleada a rayados. funes mori ponía el tercero, el cuarto y el quinto llegaba con doblete de funes mori. alvarado cerraba con este bombazo, y ganan con media docena. nos regalaron un par de joyas como esta con esta jugada de tres puntas. el partido se tuvo quedefinir a lo último. parecía que los warriors ganaban, lo intentaba de larga distancia, pero no se iba a poder. perdió golden state. >> (música). >> es todo en los deportes, vamos a una pausa y regresamos. >> (música). ♪ ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. >> (música). >> un residente del condado santa clara recibió su segund

alexi mccammond forced to quit even before she started after facing a storm of criticism and being accusedcist and homophobic tweets as a teenager ten years ago. christina coleman has more from los angeles. >> reporter: hi, jon. yes, new details on this. fox news has learned that a teen vogue senior social media manager who used racially-charged language herself back in 2009 and 2010 on twitter was one of the staff members who supported ousting alexi mccammond. she had apologized multiple times for the racist tweet she posted a decade ago when she was just 17 years old, and over the past ten years she has worked for axios and spoke as a contributor for msnbc and nbc. an executive within conde nast, the company that owns "teen vogue," says they were aware of her apologies and that because of her, quote, remarkable work they were excited to welcome her to their community. but some teen vogue staffers were still upset over the tweets from a decade ago ago and two major advertise thers suspended their campaigns with the publication, so she resigned. she says her past tweets have been overshado

show de sebastián córdova vive de volea sorda e volante del américa podía para el partido 2 x 0 y alexisnto estados unidos tres costa rica de blanco y el lateral izquierdo y la pelota quedó dormida único del partido y seis puntos vitales para el equipo de jackson y mientras que se va en el banco será el 21 de marzo contra república dominicana. así marcha el grupo a sin sorpresa para los estados unidos costa rica es tercero dominicana cuarto la jornada que siguen méxico costa rica los estados unidos pendientes arranca el grupo b en el mediodía honduras se enfrenta así y atento de la selecta se enfrenta ante canadá. vamos a la fecha 12 del torneo clausura pachuca contra tigres en el estadio hidalgo público bien con mascarillas y distancias social o esa secuencia tiro de esquina para el escrito felino. tocó para roberto de la zorra qué es el patrón bus mano fuera del arco 90 mis estaba lejos. y le pego como roberto cardona los brasileÑos. don un pachuca uno a cero y el tigre. una gran noticia en telemundo estamos muy felices anfp de un histórico acuerdo de derechos televisivos por más de un

alexis de 43 aÑos fue arrestado por violar y disparar en la cara a este menor de 12 aÑos que dejÓ abandonado tiene antecedentes y segÚn la policÍa fue localizado gracias a prueba de adn. >> con la tecnologÍa moderna que viene haciendo el adn y muchas otras que se utilizaron no pararon de investigar este caso. logrÓ la identidad. vilma: fue presentado en corte. dijo que no habla inglÉs, le dieron un traductor. lo acusaron de abuso, secuestro e intento de asesinato. tiene una foto cargando un arma en su facebook. el niÑo se salvÓ que se sobrepuso a sus heridas y caminÓ en busca de ayuda. el menor llegÓ a este lugar, colapsÓ en este punto. donde se aferrÓ a un bote de basura. fue detenido aquÍ en este edificio en su apartamento en el tercer piso. sus vecinos fueron los sorprendidos. >> me siento mal, porque desconocÍa la situaciÓn. pensÉ que era mÁs lejos. vilma: se teme que haya mÁs victimas del sujeto. ilia: continÚan los ataques raciales en nueva york. en las Últimas horas hubo dos. sumando 33 los ataques cual de este tipo en la gran manzana. mÁs de 3500 a nivel nacional en el Último aÑo. bl

also with me, alexis collins, former assistant to the attorney general for national security and senior fellow for new american security. good morning to you. thank you for being with us. katie, start with you. seems every time i get on tv, you have new reporting about people involved in the insurrection and the lines are being drawn between the proud boys, one of the main groups that was there, and possibly members of the trump administration. tell us what you learned. >> what i know is the fbi managed to get communications, warrants to cell phone companies to figure out who was inside the capitol building, making phone calls. one things they found was the day of the riot there was a member of proud boys in communication with somebody at the white house. shouldn't be a huge surprise. proud boys grew closer to the president throughout the summer, and one of the things is whether or not this is just conversation, not necessarily a crime, but shows us there are ties between trump and associates and extremists. >> alexis, talk about things we learned after january 6th, then things that we

so we got alexis, we bred him and out came all of these puppies.maximus. so we named max's son titan and the other one's name is little spart. and chanel is happy. and now we have four dogs. the trick is, you got to -- i mean, when i get in bed at night, it's like lion country safari because i've got chanel who still sleeps with us she climbs into bed. she's got her own room and everything but she prefers mommy and daddy's bed. then we've got -- you know, you have kids, they want to -- you know, you're like look at how beautiful your room is they're like, right, i'll put my toys there [ laughter ] i'm coming up with you guys. and then i got the dogs running around the bed so it's -- it's an interesting situation. >> seth: you have, of course, many projects, other shows outside of "svu. you have a new show called "the mediator," where you actually mediate disputes what have you learned from this show that's different from everything else you've done up to this point? >> you know what it is, seth, i started a production company called final level ent

alexis hogue joins us now to share her perspective on the trial and police reform. a former civil rights and criminal defense attorney who spoke about the need for police reform after george floyd's death. she's currently a lecturer at columbia law school. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, gayle. how are you? >> i'm hanging in there. this is one of those cases where it's worse than you thought. we thought 8:46 was bad. now we know 9:29, which is beyond description and disturbing. they played the full tape for the jury yesterday. what kind of impact do you think that will have? >> it will have a strong impact. this is a case in which the jurors will be focused on the evidence presented in the courtroom and, of course, as lay people, we've seen this video. it is striking to us during jury selection, we learned not every juror has seen the video and now they have. here we are on the same page with the jurors. and we learned new evidence in the opening three witnesses that came forward from the state. this is by no means, though, an open and closed case. >> i think

díaz con un potente zurdazo daba la ventaja al equipo del puerto, el 1 por 0, este es un jugadón, alexisero podría ser llamado al tricolor de gerardo "el tata" martino, sepúlveda para gallos, monterrey 2, querétaro 1. >> pasamos al fútbol español, fútbol club barcelona no afloja en su lucha por el titutlo y ganó 2 a 0 al osasuna, aquí lionel messi con el 1 por 0, el canterano (información en pantalla) se estrenó con su primer gol, ganan 2 por 0 , son segundos en la tabla, mañana se juega entre atlético de madrid y el real madrid club de fútbol . >> finalizamos con esto, lo que pasó en el duelo entre américa y león es increíble, penal a azulcremas, lo confirmaron en el sistema de árbitros asistentes de video (var), pero creen en la justicia divina? sí se cumplió, aguilera prepara, apunta y le pega al travesaño, después el balón pega en la espalda de rodolfo cota y le queda solo el esférico, pero miren la repetición, manda el remate, quién sabe qué quiso hacer, lo mandó a todos lados menos a la portería, lo del penal fallado es entendible, pero lo del contrarremate terrible, para mí aguile

then we talk about the covid tracking project with alexis madrigal, a staff writer at the atlantic. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. announcer: secretary of state antony blinken met with nato members in brussels to recommit to the alliance. sec. blinken: good afternoon. a few weeks ago, not long after becoming secretary of state, i spoke directly to the american people. i said that my number one job is to ensure that america's foreign policy delivers for them, that it makes their lives more secure, creates opportunities for their families and communities, and addresses the global challenges that are increasingly shaping their futures. and i said that a key way we will deliver for the american people is by reaffirming and revitalizing our alliances and partnerships around the world. that's why i've come to brussels this week. i'm speaking to you now from the headquarters of nato, the treaty alliance that has defended the security and freedom of eur

lo atajó el portero de la máquina ninguno volvió a fallar ni de méxico ni honduras hasta que llegó alexisestudios han abierto para residentes de california la mayoría del parque abellán -fraguas parece mantener aserradas nos vamos con esta noticia pero residente de cuando santa clara, las autores anunciaron que habrá feria este aÑo entre 29 de julio y este el 8 de agosto la matemáticas ser experiencia californiana programas desde primer y 6 de agosto creo que será divertido >>> vamos poco a poco >>> nos vemos. >>> buenas noches, estas son las noticias que tienen que saber hoy antes de que acabe el dÍa, las primeras imÁgenes dentro de un centro de detenciÓn de la patrulla fronteriza, con miles de niÑos migrantes, los mÁs pequeÑos separados en una sala de juegos en la que tambiÉn duermen. >>> por primera vez el gobierno permitiÓ la entrada a reporteros a este centro, veremos como viven los menores que ta