alicia: i'm alicia acuna. the vatican announcing earlier today that the 84-year-old pontiff was to undergo a procedure on this large intestine. the news came hours after pope francis greeted the public in st. peter's square. trey yingst is live in our jerusalem bureau with the latest. hi, trey. >> reporter: alicia, good afternoon. pope francis is undergoing colon surgery today in rome. according to a statement released by the press office, the pope is having scheduled surgical intervention for diverticulitis. it can cause inflammation, discomfort and in some cases internal bleeding. it's a common medical problem for many aging adults. the 84-year-old attended the traditional sunday mass before the procedure started. during the mass he said he would go to hungary in september, and asked attendees to pray for him. the pope appeared strong and in good spirits. the vatican press office is expected to release a statement later today, updating the public on his condition after surgery. this does come after a very bu

alicia. alicia: thanks, mark. griff: alicia, washington, d.c.tol must have its say and our own chad is looking into how members of congress are reacting, chad. chad: there's confusion about masks across america, so it's no surprise there's also consternation about where you have to mask up on capitol hill. >> vaccines are masks. the vaccines work or they don't work or they don't. the masks work or they don't work. i like to know which it is. >> masks aren't required in the smaller 100 member senate but masks are across the capitol rotunda in the larger 435 member house. there's one doctor from both the house and senate. capitol attending physician dr. brian has given different mask mandates for each chamber. republicans tour into monohan about retirement split. >> you get somewhere in rotunda, you don't have to wear it anymore. somehow the science is different. >> democrats defended monohan. >> you're denigrating the attending physician? has it gotten this bad here? >> a minority leader mockses and mockses the top doctor. >> that's beneath a min

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i'm benjamin. >> alicia: and i'm alecia. crime there is among the worst nationwide. among the victims, one man whose playing music. 22-year-old shop will be set at a red light. and a national guard shoulder was killed outside of a party. >> benjamin: stabbings including a tourist from michigan telling that the stranger lashed out after he was hitting on her. because the nypd is also releasing a video of a man quietly breaking into a home on the upper west side. investigators hoping that this footage will lead to an arrest. leaving the front door open, he creeps through a different room and he has no interaction with the resident, a 45-year-old woman come up but he stole a laptop worth $2400. it is that missing computer that caused her to check your data in the first place. robberies in new york are up 12%, grand larceny increased by 33%, petty larceny by 22%, and car theft as much as 30%. in looking at the data compiled by the nypd, violence against protected groups, hate crimes shot up 250-cent compared to this michael esse

alicia: i'm alicia acuna.to undergo a procedure on this large intestine. the news came hours after pope francis greeted the public in st. peter's square. trey yingst is live in our jerusalem bureau with the latest. hi, trey. >> reporter: alicia, good afternoon. pope francis is undergoing colon surgery today in

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i'm alicia acuna. >> and i'm anita vogel. police standoff with armed men shuts down an interstate near boston this morning and ends with 11 arrests. the 9-hour standoff began early this morning when state police say they stopped to help two vehicles in the i-95 breakdown lane and found armed men in tactical gear who said they, quote, do not recognize our laws. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more on this strange story. lucas. >> reporter: anita, it sure was. it was a tense situation outside boston that, thankfully, ended peacefully without shots fired. massachusetts state police say they arrested 11 armed men after an hours-hong standoff that closed is-95 in both -- i-95 in both directions. it's now reopened. this all started after a group of armed men dressed in hull tear-style uniform were spotted by police in two cars that had pulled over on the side of i-95 with their hazard lights on. tate police describe the scene. >> eleven armed individuals standing with long guns slung on an interstate highway at two in th

. >>> profesora universitaria, hoy conoceremos a alicia aguirre que hace historia en (hablan en inglÉs el camiso se involucrÓ en eventos donde podÍa compartir con mÁs personas. avisitaba asilos de ancianos. lo mÁs importante fue lo que nos dio nuestros padres. >>> alicia logrÓ cambiar el futuro que le esperaba. >>> tienes dos opciones, maestra o secretaria. >>> pero ella tienÍa una meta que cumplir. >>> llevaba 22 unidades por semestre y por eso pude hacer dobles carreras. y asÍ se graduÓ de la universidad. >>> muchas veces tenemos que trabajar el doble porque vale la pena. >>> en alicia se cumple el dicho de que el Éxito depende del esfuerzo. >>> fue maestra de primaria, directora de secundaria, dio clases en la normal de guadalajara. >>> alicia siguiÓ en su camino cumpliendo sueÑos, en 2005 fue electa alcaldesa latina en (hablan en inglÉs). >>> toda la gente se reuniÓ para celebrar>>> fue reelecta en el 2007 y 2011, y actualmente es concejal de esa ciudad. >>> la enseÑanza de nuestros padres, la mÚsica, la comida, los dichos. >>> en 2013 recibiÓ el premio otie y asÍ trascurrieron 32

alicia? sweeping executive order friday aimed at curbing the power of large corporations in america. the order includes more than 70 initiatives across more than a dozen agencies. the goal, to fight back current corporate tactics that drive up prices, decrease wages, and stifle new companies from getting off the ground. >> let me be very clear. capitalism without competition isn't capitalism. it's exploitation. fair competition is why capitalism has been the world's greatest force of prosperity of growth. >> nbc news national political reporter josh lederman has more. >> reporter: alicia, president biden's far-reaching executive order aiming to increase competition in the u.s. economy as well as to address corporate dominance, something that president biden says is to blame for limiting social mobility in the u.s. and even making it harder for americans to do things like switch from one job to another. 72 different provisions in this executive order signed by president biden touching all aspe

"the reidout" starts right now with alicia menendez in for joy. hi, alicia. >> hi, ari. thank you so much. and good evening. i'm alicia menendez in for joy reid and we begin "the reidout" tonight with the latest flash point in the covid culture war. required mandates for masks and vaccines. with president biden today asking federal workers and contractors to get vaccinated or else face testing. >> every federal government employee will be asked to attest to their vaccination status. a mask is not a political statement. it's about protecting yourself. and protecting others. get vaccinated. for yourself. for the people you love. for your country. >> the move could spur private sector companies to take similar steps, which some already have. the same goes with masks, which are required again indoors in washington, d.c., even for the fully vaccinated. it's the latest jurisdiction to change public health protocols since the cdc urged americans to mask up again. while some republican governors are refusing to budge, one of them is greg abbott of texas, who says he will not imp

alicia: i like playing contrarian here. i think that even though we are midcycle, we are not early cycle, and we are definitely in that peak moment as you've had conversations all morning about being in that moment, peak growth, peak fiscal. i will remind all of us that the u.s. really has exhibited kind of an exceptionalism in the amount of fiscal policy, the amount of monetary stimulus, and in the way we vaccinated the population, and because of that i'm actually very bullish. i think cyclicals do work here. i think he's cyclical recovery is here. we are not yet hearing about margin pressure. we are hearing about inflation and hearing about the ability to pass on costs. down the road we will probably have stickier inflation, but we will learn more this week. i think you have to start heading more towards your defensive sectors. the cyclicals have been destroyed. kailey: on the margin question, we saw the likes of siemens energy and conagra come those pricing pressures showing up in a very real way. when we talk about the

visitaba ancianos >>> lo importante fue la base que nos dio nuestros padre >>> haciendo mexicana alicia y sacó una maestría y un doctorado >>> tenemos que trabajar el doblepero vale la pena, porque lo logramos y lo mostramos >>> en alicia se cumple el dicho del éxito depende del esfuerzo >>> viví en méxico, argentina becada, dando clases, todos esos pasos me ayudaron a llegar >>> forma está de primaria, directora de secundaria, dio clases en guadalajara, en río cuarto en argentina yes profesora en cañada >>> tengo alumnos de guatemala, américa, colombia compartimos con ellos >>> alicia siguió su camino cumpliendo sueños a mi cinco fue electa como la alcaldesa latina >>> fue un orgullo, toda la gente alrededor de nosotrosse reunieron para celebrar >>> actualmente se desempeña como concejal, función que realicen su mente los pilares que la impulsaron >>> enseñanzas de nuestros padre, la música, la religión, la comida, los dichos >>> se recibió el premio (....), que otorga el gobierno mexicana por su ayuda las nuevas generaciones y transcurrieron 32 años, alicia tiene muchopor hacer y comp

alicia, you're a good, honest, straightforward reporter.you able to resist the siren song of just falling completely in love with michael avenatti and throwing all of your credibility away to express your undying love for this new deity? >> right. it was really hard not to fawn all over him, i'll put that out there first. but all joking aside, i think the person who came out looking the best in all this is jamie lax, correspondent. to his point, the media did not cover this way it needed to be covered. it wasn't coverage. it was, finally, the holy spirit is here. look, there's somebody who's going to stand up to president trump, and is we all get to benefit because he also gives great sound bites, and there we go. he made a very solid point, and it was pushed back on immediately. there is a danger there when you're fawning over someone so much. but as a reporter, i mean, i don't know, whenever there's someone who's willing to criticize their own, i'll listen even more closely. i'll listen to a republican criticize a republican for what they

i'm alicia menendez. a new threat to democracy once again playing out in the state of texas. republicans there are embracing the big lie once again to push voting restrictions. today is day three of a special session at the state capitol in austin. the republican mission is crystal clear. make it harder to vote. and within that argument by claiming restricting ballot access is the only way to prevent fraud. imagine having the will to solve for a problem that doesn't actually exist, because of course there has been no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, not in any state, much less in texas. today, texans turned out in austin, showing they are fed up with the shenanigans, demanding state lawmakers make it easier to vote. >> i'm going to vote and there's too many people, white and black, that died for this purpose, to see that somebody's going to suppress. they should be having voting easier than getting a big mac. >> easier and even more satisfied. trump's lie has texas republicans movi

why did these republicans sign on into it, alicia?to seem like they were making, you know, acting in good faith and doing something that's bipartisan and some other senators will argue that well, this may mean that the democrats are less likely to pass the next 3.5 or 6 trillion dollars bill because now they don't have these infrastructure projects to go along with it. and i think that's a little bit of a dubious argument. >> paul: dan, on the merits of this thing, do you like this bill? i mean, rob portman and others would argue, you know what, infrastructure is bipartisan. we all love roads, bridges, airports, more money for airports, better ports and so on, so shouldn't both parties be behind this? is that a good argument in your view? >> well, if it were a free-standing bill, yeah, you could make that argument, that's bipartisanship and that's the way it works, be tu truth is, paul -- but the truth is, paul, it is not a free standing bill. this infrastructure bill and a 3.5 trillion dollars so called budget bill really is much big

>> alicia, good day to you. today marks one month since the deadly partial collapse of the condo building in surfside, florida. firefighters left the scene friday, ending their search for remains there. forensic experts continue to comb the debris that was moved to a different site. as of tonight, the death toll stands at 97. an additional missing person still unidentified. >>> today across the country rallies are demanding medicare for all. they want congress to expand affordable health care for everyone in the united states. the groups threatened to file a human rights complaint with the u.n. if demands are not met by august 6th. >>> former republican senator elizabeth dole turns 85. bob dole just marked his 98th birthday this week. the gift they would like, people to focus on bipartisan in public service, resident of their legacies. happy birthday to them both. more "american voices" right after this short break. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can lib

>> alicia, the happy been going out for months, right?han $46 billion were sent out to all the states across the country to make sure that money got to the renters that needed the money because of the covid, because of the pandemic hardships. right? the problem is that that money hasn't got ton all the renters. a lot of the money is tied up at the state level because of the application process, because they have to review these applications, and for whatever reason, a lot of the renters are waiting for that money which means the landlords have not received that money. meanwhile, congress needed to take action to extend this moratorium. they did not take action and began their recess. that's where we sit now. beginning tomorrow, the federal moratorium will end. what we know now is that congresswoman cori bush has actually camped out outside of congress trying to find support to try to extend this moratorium any way possible, and the just moments ago she actually tweeted a photo with the rules committee chair jim mcgovern and in this photo

." >>> hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. we begin this hour with a growing challenge for president biden. convincing vaccines skeptics to get the shot. new nbc reporting shows a glimmer of hope. vaccine rates are starting to rise in states with the biggest increase of new infections. biden addresses the politicization of the vaccines this week in virginia. >> here's the point. all the covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations are today among the unvaccinated people. i know this has gotten a bit politicized. i hope it's starting to change. it's not about red states or blue states or guys like that hollering. it's about life and it's about death. >> but the politics of covid are still at play as the pandemic, fueled by the delta variant, surges across the nation. it appears red states are paying the highest price. thanks to vaccine disinformation spread among right wing politicians and media outlets, eight of ten states with the highest spike of coronavirus hospitalizations are led by republicans. of course this can be linked to ou

>> first of all, alicia, great to be with you.ent the day with my 2 1/2-year-old grandson. i raise that because i think for me and most americans, what is important to them is their family. so what i'd like to talk about is what we are trying to do, namely in this reconciliation package, make the child tax credit permanent, make sure that people have access to affordable, quality child care, that we are lifting the wages of the people in the care economy, have paid family leave. we're one of the only countries in the world that doesn't. so, you know, not to get caught up with -- not that the tax part is not important. i think for me, i'm focused on what we need to do, and i'm going to leave it to the president to figure out which way he wants to go on the taxes. >> well, i think part of what we're all trying to understand is how this gets done. so here's how transportation secretary pete buttigieg frames the infrastructure negotiations right now. take a listen. >> now, early on in this debate, if you remember a few months ago, whe

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. >> that's right, alicia. thank you for having me on. the latest version of the republican anti-voter legislation in texas looks unsurprisingly familiar because we've seen a lot of it before. so in no particular order, some of the most onerous provisions of this new bill include enhanced powers for partisan poll watchers who republicans have used in texas to intimidate voters and election officials in usually predominantly minority neighborhoods. it includes new restrictions on the vote-by-mail process, both in terms of limiting who can send in an application, and also making it more difficult for the voter to actually cast a ballot by mail by including a voter i.d. requirement now for mail-in

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>> thanks, alicia. it's now a third weekend of protests in france against covid protection measures there. an anti-virus pass will be required as of august 9th to enter restaurants and other places. getting a pass requires vaccination, negative covid-19 test, or having recovered from covid. >>> a first in israel. a booster shot for the pfizer vaccine now available. to get this third shot, patients must be over 60 and finished their second shot at least five months earlier. pfizer's ceo says data from israel, after six months, immunity from the first two shots does slightly wane. the fda and cdc says that data is incomplete. more "american voices" right after this short break. ican voit after this short break how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but free

i'm alicia menendez. welcome to "american voices." texas democrats are staying put in d.c. they have been in the nation's capital for nearly a week, and will stay despite their own personal sacrifices. one missed her wedding. another left a spouse who is grieving a recent loss of a parent. another had to stockpile insulin to deal with type 1 diabetes, can now three have come down with covid despite being vaccinated. these state representatives are working to insure congress and all of america know about the gop's attack on voting rights back home in texas. this week is going to be critical. monday, longtime labor leader and civil rights advocate dolores mp uerta addressing the group. on wednesday, the texas delegation will meet with lawmakers from colorado and and nevada about how their state elections work. on thursday, they meet from officials from maine, colorado, rhode island, and connecticut. friday, they'll meet with states where gop officials have already enacted new restrictions, which brings us to georgia with stacey abrams along with amy klobuchar and jeff merkley

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she was the first of six of my kids and she grew me out, taught me how to be a mom. >> alicia was onef six people shot and killed in atlanta that weekend alone. >> another violent weekend in atlanta. >>. part of a spike in violent crimes the city's seen since 2019 with aggravated assaults up 20%, and murders up 52%. >> from a year-to-year perspective it was a historic surge in gun violence last year. >> princeton professor patrick sharkey, who tracks violent crime in american cities, says atlanta's not alone. in st. louis last year, murders increased by 35% . by 18% in san jose. in austin, 42%. detroit, 19%. and new york city saw an increase of 45%. >> you had the pandemic and all the suffering and the abandonment of communities that went into that, then you had this proliferation of guns. it creates the potential for more altercations for -- to become lethal. >> historically, crime in american cities rose sharply between the 1960's and 1980's, then fell from the 1990's through 2014, when numbers again began to climb. the 2020 surge, sharkey says, was notable. and calls for racial jus

alicia: fact week was hawkeye our own neil cavuto many, many times.edith, thanks. anita: meanwhile the democrat-controlled house voted to approve a 715 billing dollar infrastructure built. five near initiative will focus on rebuilding the nation rose and rail systems as well as climate change. house democrats aim to include many of their bills provisions when lawmakers have broader infrastructure talk later this summer. joining me now, jeff and drew. good to see you today. >> great to see you, thanks for having me. anita: let me ask you, there were two republicans who drink and fry guess vote on this and you were not one of them which some may find interesting given that you used to be a democrat a few short years ago and represent the state of new jersey which stands to benefit from the bill because there's a provision in their that would connect new jersey to penn station in manhattan for tombs under the hudson river, why did you file against that? >> because of so many other reasons. they will take a good idea or something that has some value stuff

i will keep checking in with you, alicia.the top of the head for me. say that's from chris cuomo. that'll -- that'll probably perk him up real fast. he'll be like what? thank you very much. >> i will. thank you. >> god bless you and i hope the big man is up and around, soon. thank you for sharing your story with us. >> thank you so much. >> all right. be well. i'll be in touch. >> thank you. >>> there but for the grace. what makes them so different than you? than the people in your life? he is just resting, by the way. if you just joined us right now, he did a lot with his pt, today, his wife says and he is tuckered out. think about what an illness can do to you, that you know you are going to be live on national television, and you're still knocked out. that's how bad this virus can be. they weren't vaccinated. they had questions. they weren't sure. she got the vaccine. she had ten days tough but now she is by his bedside and he's 22 days in. we need more leaders in this country that give that message to you. that tell you t

i'm alicia menendez. we are keeping an eye on former-president trump, as he prepares to take the stage in phoenix. not far from where the cyber ninjas' audit is still going down. and his faithful flock, gathering to see him tonight. well aware, and have, clearly, bought into the lie that fraud cost trump arizona in 2020. >> there is just the -- the amount of ballot dumps and everything that were happening in the middle of the night. and i mean, we've seen signature counts not -- not matching up. i am 100% sure that he won the 2020 election. there is no way that joe biden got 80 million votes. he can barely get eight people to show up to his town halls. >> but, you see, feelings are not facts. numbers certified, over and over, again, just don't back up that feeling. however, cyber ninjas carries on its very questionable audit. and just yesterday, the man working as senate liaison at the audit site, ken bennet, was kicked out. he was the only person associated with the cyber ninja recount with actual-electi

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"the reidout" starts right now with alicia menendez in for joy. hi, alicia. >> hi, ari.and we begin "the reidout" tonight with the latest flash point in the covid culture war. required mandates for masks and vaccines. with president biden today asking federal workers and contractors to get vaccinated or else face testing. >> every federal government employee will be asked to attest to their vaccination status. a mask is not a political statement. it's about protecting yourself. and protecting others. get vaccinated. for yourself. for the people you love.

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she is interviewed by amazon senior vice president alicia boulder davis, and senate live at noon eastern on in-depth, join our two hour conversation with pulitzer prize-winning author and historian, annette gordon. she talked about americans presence, slavery and emancipation enterprise willing books including lemmings of monticello and her latest book, on juneteenth. miss gordon reed will be taking your calls, facebook comments and e-mails and tweets. watch book tv, on "c-span2" this weekend. >> you may have heard aboutur unemployment fraud during covid-19 and unemployment money being stolen and we are going to talk about that next with her guest joining us, with risk solutions and the government division it ceo and joining us to talk about the issue and potential billions of dollars. good morning. >> good morning how are you. >> very well may start fresh with a headlight that we notice about in terms of where the problem is and they get to your comments. it says that half of the pandemics unemployment may have been money may have been stolen. first of all they would, your with lexus ri

if you've ever been hooked on soap operas ever see alicia keys at the same time she saw them do that on her variety show and every wise meddling mother on television owed some small debt. tonight jennifer is going to keep the spotlight on these women that made contributions to the development of the television industry and lasting impacts on how and what we watch now. and my introduction all you need to do when you start, jennifer and i hope you will order from bookshop.org or your favorite independent bookstore. if you use bookshop.org then you know we support local bookstores of every purchase and tonight if you are using bookshelf.org please point your purchase to the favorite bookstore in new york city and now please welcome jennifer armstrong. >> thank you for having me. >> before we jump into discussing the women in the book i have to ask you to talk a little bit about the fascination we were talking about in the green room with television and popular culture. how did you turn everyone's favorite sport into a career? >> i was really lucky i will admit that right now. i grew up

paola: el departamento de alicia en oakland pide la ayuda de la comunidad para dar con el sospechosoe vÍdeo en su pÁgina en twitter donde se ve al sujeto rompiendo las ventanas de los coches. si tiene informaciÓn sobre esta persona, comunÍquese con la policÍa. de acuerdo a un estudio al mente son miles las familias que luchan por cubrir sus necesidades bÁsicas. muchas de ellas son las hienas. mÁs de 1,000,000 y medio de familias latinas no ganan lo suficiente para subsistir. frente a estas estadÍsticas entrevistamos a una representante de la organizaciÓn . ramÓn adame nos dice dÓnde obtener esta informaciÓn. ramÓn: muchas de estas familias son de origen hispano. en medio de la crisis se ofrece ayuda para las familias que menos tienen. tenga a la mano con quÉ anotar y con quÉ tomar una foto. una de cada tres familias luchan para cubrir sus necesidades de todos los dÍas. >> el estudio toma en cuenta cuÁnto dinero necesita la gente para vivir, dependiendo en quÉ condado o ciudad. >> en presupuesto estÁ basado en diferentes presupuestos y es judÍos del costo de vivienda, costos de salud,

joining me bny management, alicia levine. alicia, you have a raise in titles.a one-hour show. congratulations. let's talk about this. household debt obligations. disposable income at record lows. savings above $2 trillion. we have all the speculation how the economy will start to fall apart here. how does this inform your work, where people should be invested beyond the noise? >> first, charles, it is great to see you again. thank you for having me. look, we think there is an extra $2.3 trillion in american savings right now, extra savings since the pandemic started, that have not been spent yet. in addition, as you know, the irs is now doing child tax credits to about 39 million households, which will be $300 per child for the next 12 months. so that is really an enormous amount of stimulus in u.s. pocketbooks. the demand is everywhere. you can see it in travel, in restaurants. the demand for services. actually my one concern supply cannot keep up. very clear. balance sheets are healed. the household debt levels are fine. and there is a propensity to spend her

policiaco agregÓ que la violencia superÓ todos los recursos que habÍa dispuesto ese departamento de aliciaen un almacÉn de esas edad. >> esta mis maestros hora habÍa sido afectada por otros incendios. una persona muriÓ en santa rosa. tres personas resultaron gravemente heridas. nos comunicamos con el departamento de policÍa. ramÓn —— reportero: estamos en verano y los planes ir a los lagos y a los rÍos pueden surgir en cualquier momento. >> mejor estar acompaÑado por lo que puede suceder. siempre tiene que haber un adulto presente. conozca sus habilidades. >> se necesita mÁs fuerza para poder seguir flotando con la corrientes. >> se detectaron dos ahogamientos y dos personas murieron luego de ahogarse. lea las advertencias al llegar a cualquier rÍo, lago playa antes de sumergirse. >> lo que estÁ prohibido causar lesiones serias y hasta la muerte. siga los reglamentos, por favor. >> podrÍan advertirle de las temperaturas libro esas y hasta animales peligrosos como tiburones o bacterias. >> hemos mirado mÁs y mÁs casos donde hay personas que le pegan calambres en las lianas y esto se debe a

alicia is acuna is live in phoenix with more. hi, alicia. >> reporter: hi, arthel.t carries a particular passion for. he is set to take the stage here in downtown phoenix in about three and a half hours, and his presence here is significant because with republicans are in a fight to regain the congressional delegation majority in washington. here's a breakdown of how things look right now in arizona as we head into 2022. both senate seats are held by democrats as are 5 of the 9 seats in the house. a lot of money and attention dedicating to regaining the u.s. senate seat currently held by democrat mark kelly who won in a special election in no. one of the most prominent to replace him is attorney general mark brnovich. in the race to replace outgoing republican above doug ducey is, secretary of state katie hawes on the republican side is. gaynor face a long list of gop hopefuls in the primary. he is in the audience today as is former local news anchor carrie headache who is also run -- lake who is also running. their presence here a signal to the importance of former

another as you mentioned alicia, is the public transport package. you think of highways, roads, bridges, still having some issues including water transportation, which is a big thing that senator tom carper is on the environmental and public works committee that's pushing for. and another big -- issue that we've seemed to like i said pay for is using medicare rebate money to pay for it, something that they want in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package, which of course won't be passed with democrat-only support but they're trying to use that now so in the bipartisan bill so some hiccups there. a lot of hurdles to go through before they get that bill rinne. >> the hill reports that by tying these two infrastructure bills together, biden and the democratic leadership are engaging in a tricky and potentially detrimental tactical balancing act adding the proposal is staunchly opposed by republicans and moderate democrats will only recommend the reconciliation bill if the bipartisan infrastructure bill is passed first. talk about the conversations like

alicia acuna has more on this. alicia? organized crime. today newsome signed a bill that adds muscle to a task force made up of the california highway patrol justice department and local authorities to track criminals like the group that hit a san francisco neiman marcus running out with designer handbags. >> we've been organized in a very deliberative manager to address organized retail crime for a number of years. we're doubling down on those efforts today with this bill. >> california retailers have been hit so hard recently it has prompted some retailers to reduce hours in some of their locations, neil. >> neil: all right, alicia. thanks very much. a little too late for my next guest but welcoming it the same. we have the california retailers association president and ceo. you think this will do the trick or at least calm things down a bit? >> you know, this is a great first start. the california retailer's association, we sponsored the legislation and the advocates to the governor to includes $5.7 million in hills bud

but for now i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. >> hey, alicia.ats are in washington to press for action on voting rights but the clock is ticking on congress to take up president biden's infrastructure bills. is there room to do both? >>> also, we are seeing unprecedented anti-government protests in cuba this week. demonstrators are facing a heavy police presence on the streets of havana. what led to these historic protests and what comes next? >>> and new covid cases and hospitalizations are on the rise in nearly every state. dr. anthony fauci shares his thoughts on these worrisome trends. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." ♪ ♪

i guess if alicia has it like when a landslide buries the buildings and and sit down, i've got the sorry, it's a biological waste. left him as the marble dust immediately settles, creating a hard impenetrable layer. so the mountain soil can no longer absorb the water when there's heavy rain and that's exactly what happened in 2014 terrible floods hit the city. torrance of water rushed down the mountains unhindered and caused the river to burst its banks. the quarries were immediately identified as the cause, and it came in the wake of 2 previous ones in 2003 and in 2010. but this time residence expressed their rage in front of the town hall the the absurd response of the mayor at that time escalated their anger even further. the town hall does not feel responsible for this flooding. the familiar was escorted away under police protection. president occupied the town hall for several weeks. the, the name on this. we are the 1st time the people felt responsible for the chorus and 70000 the car. they're the same for know the full no one saw the connection. it for young people, take them to l

>> hello, everyone, i'm alicia acua along with sean duffy, tammy bruce and charlie hurt. welcome to "the big sunday show." here is what's on tap tonight. sean? >> yeah, alicia, a big winner in the billionaire space race as richard branson makes an historic flight. what the billionaire said as he was flying to space and then after he landed. >> tammy? >> well, kamala harris says she doesn't say no enough to joe biden. we discuss. >> and charlie. >> shocking video of a little boy ripping an american flag from a lawn and throwing it on the ground. is this a sign that children aren't being taught to respect our country? >> but first, a fox news alert. former president trump is expected to arrive at cpac any minute now for his speech. we will bring it to you live when it happens. a cpac if straw poll released moments ago has donald trump in the lead to be the republican party's presidential nominee in 2024. florida governor ron desantis came in is second at 21%. but if mr. trump doesn't run in 2024, 48% of cpac -- of 8% of -- 68% of cpac attendees want ron desantis. ahead of h