alicia: i'm alicia acuÑa in for arthel neville.the letter comes from supreme court top officials asking for more protections for high courts members. they are ordering state officials to draft more options for law enforcement to provide more security but they ultimate i will say it's merrick garland's job to enforce federal law, tensions surrounding the supreme court and justices are running high after the controversial decision to overturn roe v. wade and there are concerns that outrage can turn into violence. alexandria hoff in washington with more. alex. alex: but federal law has been clear that it is illegal to picket or parade outside of court official with active court case with an attempt to influence them. two months ago hogan and virginia governor glen youngkin called on merrick garland to enforce the statute, quote, a month lawyer after assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh the department of justice finally responded declining to enforce the laws. now a different federal official is writing to us with conflicting inf

alicia: alessandra hoff thank you.ich: inflation is making this use fourth of july barbecue the most expensive ever. prices for cookout staples like ground beef, chicken, lemonade and ice cream all up double digit% compared to this time last year. yet president biden says americans are in better shape than most when it comes to inflation. >> i can understand why the american people are frustrated because of inflation. but inflation is higher in almost every other country. prices at the pump are higher numbers every other country. we are better positioned to deal with us at anyone. but we have a way to go. >> lutz bring in hannah cox. manager brand ambassador for the foundation for economic education. hannah, i want to get to you on wednesday you think this inflation is finally going to slow down? >> i do not have good news for you fragile things have slowed on anytime soon. it seems even the federal reserve is admitting they have no plan to actually tackle this. it is out of control but it's been out of control for som

alicia. alicia: eric to the crisis at southern border now the department of homeland security is quietly preparing for record number of unaccompanied migrant children to try to enter in the u.s. illegally this year. dhs anticipates up to 161,000 migrant children will try to cross the border easily topping last year's 147,000. bill melugin live in the southern border in eagle pass, texas, hi, bill. bill: good afternoon, to you, that's right. we continue to set records here month after month after month of the southern border. the last 3 months alone we had more than 200,000 illegal crossings each month. we've had more than a hundred thousand unaccompanied children show up at the border since october and it is just not slowing down. take a look at the video we shot right here in eagle pass yesterday afternoon. this was yet another single massive group. group of 201 that crossed over during summer temperatures. predominantly cubans and venezuelans, a lot of kingle adults crossing at once but thi

alicia: i am alicia acuna and for arthel. threatened strike by delta pilots all pushing airlines to the breaking point. now the holiday at search of passengers is likely to make things even worse. driving could bring its own headaches not just because of those high gas prices. traffic may be a problem as aaa predicts nearly 48 million people will hit the roads. alexis mcadams is live at laguardia airport. >> quick some of the people here does have anywhere to go a lot of people in a big hurry third not getting out of here anytime soon. major delays, millions of people are flying this holiday weekend for the peak time they are pink peak prices for the lowest ticket we have seen is about $200 and it keeps uncounted part even of the dishing out big money these people are not getting on an airplane, listen. >> well, first i got one to lighten our delay no problem. and then maybe about 9:30 a.m. i got the e-mail that said it was canceled for the agents at the gate. >> take a look here you can see right at the american terminal peo

alicia? >> a fiery crash killed a driver at a michigan air show on saturday. warning to our viewers that the video we're about to show you may be disturbing. chris darnell was behind the wheel of the shockwaves jet truck in the video. he was racing two when his vehicle flipped over multiple times and burst into flames. the truck was going roughly 300 miles-an-hour at the time of the crash. darnell's father says the accident was a quote result of mechanical failure on the jet track. the incident is still under investigation. >>> texas yoga teacher accused of killing a pro cyclist in a love triangle murder is back in the united states after six weeks on the run. kaitlyn armstrong arrived in houston yesterday after she was captured in costa rica last week. videos and images show she cut her hair and dyed it darker before her capture. armstrong was last seen on may 12th flying from austin, texas to new york's la guardia airport. officials say she then took a flight out of newark airport in new je

>> alicia? >> as always, thanks to ivan hilliard, teresa kumar, the president and ceo of voto latino. and tim miller, contributor to the bulwark and former communications director for jeb bush. he also wrote, the new book, why we did it. tim, talk to me, because i think you understand this electorate well. who in arizona is voting for a candidate who is backed by mike pence over candidate who is backed by donald trump? >> yeah, alicia, i think will be interesting to find out in about 11 days. this is basically what we have running here is a diet maga versus ultra maga. it's important to understand the two different categories here. there's nobody really -- the karrin taylor robson candidacy is not one of anti donald trump, so to speak. she won't even go so far to say that joe biden's election was illegitimate. she just says it was unfair that he won. so, it's a little more muted than the full election hysteria that you get from kari lake. and so their theory of the case that we can kind of walk

>> thank you alicia. the remains of former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, arriving in his home in tokyo this morning. the vigil for abe is scheduled monday night, funeral services followed tuesday. police vowed to investigate any security lapses where abe was assassinated. actor tony's rico has died. see rico's most famous for playing the eccentric gangster polley walnuts on the hbo series, at the sopranos. his cause of death is unknown. he was 79. and twitter says it will fight elon musk's attempt to pull out of a 44 billion dollar deal to buy the social network. friday, twitters board vowed to pursue nickel action to pursue the terms of that deal after musk filed to back out of the deal, saying twitter tried to breach the agreement. more on american voices after this break. wi ttter tried t wi ttter tried t breach the pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when you switch. oug sighs] limu, c

alicia: i'm alicia acuÑa in for arthel neville.the letter comes from supreme court top officials asking for more protections for high courts members. they are ordering state

good evening, i'm alicia menendez, in for stephanie ruhle. and tonight, steve bannon is the first of trump's close aides to be convicted as a result of investigations into the capital capitol riot. -- i during washington found political advisor turn podcast or guilty of two counts of contempt of congress. those charges are the result of his refusal to comply with a january 6th committee subpoena. the verdict came hours after the committee's primetime hearing that saw white house insiders paint a damning portrait of a president choosing to allow a deadly insurrection to rage unchecked. tonight, the panel called today's bannon verdict, quote, a victory for the rule of law and an important affirmation of the select committees work. despite the guilty verdict, bannon and his lawyer remain defiant after the jury's decision win. >> the prosecutor missed one very important phrase, right? i stand with trump and the constitution. and i will never back off that. ever. >> this is [inaudible] what happened. this is a bulletproof appeal. you will see this

alicia: really great question. what is clear, all those industries that benefited from the stay-at-home bubble are now deflating. the question is how much does that pass into the rest of the economy? this is what we have learned from earnings season. staple companies are doing well, they have pricing power, so inflation will remain higher from that. goods were in a bubble. if you are associated with travel or leisure or restaurant, your earnings are fine. the other thing that we noticed on the consumer companies, there is negative linearity in the quarter. april was better than may was better than june. something to think about as the economy slows. these are big picture things that tell you that transition from goods to services, at some point, there may be a bubble also. it is happening awfully quickly, as you can see in the sector performance of the s&p. really complicated market. the vix is at 24. it is the bond market volatility that is still there. once the volatility subsides, it is hard to go in phase first

i'm alicia acuna in denver. >> alicia, an absolute tragedy. i rich edson.eaking news. hello. welcome to los angeles. i'm trace gallagher. breaking tonight, holiday horror in a northern chicago suburb. at least six people are now dead. dozens more are injured in a shooting at a july fourth parade in highland park, illinois. it's about 25 miles north northeast of chicago. officers are searching for a suspect that fired from a rooftop. apparently he climbed

alicia? >> very fresh, many questions remain, kelly o'donnell, frank figliuzzi, harry litman, thank you so much. jim cavanaugh is sticking around and we are continuing our breaking news coverage of a deadly mass shooting at a fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois. we're going to fit in a quick break. illinois we're going to fit in a quick break. there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. while wayfair is installing

>> yes, thank you, alicia.est, went from the southeast, they're taking things into their own hands, doing which many americans watching the ukraine war have wanted to do, finding a way to help. and with no end in sight to the russian invasion, these women are doing what they can to help fleeing refugees, by creating new homes for them, away from the fighting. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i came up inspired youtube video, not from happy-go-lucky teams, but from ukrainian more refugees trying to guard their youth, taped after they flipped and found a new home in a neighboring country. >> the story begins on the 24th of february. this was very scary, because we woke up from the bombs, from the sirens. >> reporter: kate and her friend our best friends, teenagers from odessa, ukraine. they are part of more than 300,000 refugees who found safety in the czech republic from russian troops who ravaged their homes. check support for refugees like kate has been tremendous, in part because of the country's history from invasion by s

alicia: indeed.his is clearly the case for everybody, including boj, which says it all about how much the fed can push you into rooms of your yield curve and how much you need to do avoid rapid depreciation. the exception is china but not fully. because it is hard to understand why the pboc would be kind of stopping, and away, or at least pausing its easing other than deleveraging. maybe they want to avoid very lapid -- avoid very rapid leverage. the other reason is a negative yield differential with the u.s. so everybody needs to react to this mighty fed and we are still there, that is very clear in the region. yvonne: what we are seeing when it comes to currencies, i think it has people seeing flashbacks of 1997 in asia once again. is it your base case now that asia can actually avoid some sort of recessionary scenario? and what is your base case when it comes to the u.s. now too? alicia: i mean, i think we're still far from a recession in 2022, because i mean, we have a lot of things going on. thi

noche junto al muralista juan velázquez plasmaron su talento para honrar lamemoria de la pequeña aliciarsona real. >> el mural desató el arte era otra artista que le gustaba dibujar su alegría nunca será olvidada dicen nisu amor por el arte, se destacaron algunos dibujos que ya destacó uno de ellos dice velázquez el dibujo a su padre. >> si yo dibujo murales la gente va a recordar a la persona porquesiempre van a ser recordados como padre de familia dice que no fue nada fácil hacer este mural pero lo importante es enviar un mensaje a los líderes del país, si no nospodemos cuidar hemos fracasado como nación. >> conocer al padre de alicia fue 1 minuto muy emocionante, yo trato que mi arte hable sobre mí una imagen que habla más que 1000 palabras. >> hacemos una breve pausa la visita del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador finaliza hoy. >> que tal amigos feliz jueves ya se están preparando para el fin de semana viene el calor en caminovamos a hablar de marea alta y la luna todos los detalles al volver. >>(comerciales) >> (♪ música ♪) >> 12 con 12:00 p.m. terminó la visita de andrés manu

i'm alicia menendez, this alicia menendez. this saturday this continued saturday the continual fallout for the fallout from the gentleman's the best january six investigation. the occasion. the latest latest regarding regarding steve bannon, former trump advisor found guilty steve bannon, found friday on guilty, on two counts of two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the 16 committee. that verdict could land him a year in prison on each count. then there's the secret service. and, well, they are secrets. the committee's latest target after attacks on or around the capitol attack were found to be deleted. concerning, given now that we know of agents faced immense pressure that day, protecting the president from himself and the vice president from the mob his boss sent to the capitol. secret service agents feeling fearing for their own lives and they rush to get america second in command away from those chanting to hang him. the secret service acknowledging records were purged as part of a systemwide u

hi, mike. >> hi, alicia.t got the update from authorities. it could change in an instant. they're looking nor the suspect that is considered armed and dangerous. multiple law enforcement agencies on the scene as the town is locked down. you have sheriffs from blake county, chicago police, the fbi, state police that are all there looking for a shooter a white male between 18 and 20, a slight build with long black hair. we have information from the authorities that he went to an elevated position like a sniper, fired down on the crowd. confirmation from highland park police commander that six are dead, two dozen are injured and hospitalized. the town is locked down. people are advised to shelter in place because there's a threat out on the street. police did recover a rifle at the scene without offering any further details at what that rifle is. they recovered a rifle. that doesn't mean the suspect wouldn't have another weapon on him. so he's considered armed and dangerous as police are searching for him right

>> thank you, alicia.ials in the bahamas said 17 people were killed when their boat capsized early sunday. that boat was carrying haitian migrants and an infant was among the dead. 25 others were rescued. search and rescue efforts are still underway. preliminary information, suggesting here, 60 people were on board, trying to reach the florida coast. california's oak fire now spreading fast, and causing more evacuations. thousands of people are out of their homes, dry and hot weather are fueling those wildfires, and they're now burning more than 14,000 acres and destroyed ten buildings. it has started friday in yosemite national park. and president biden's covid-19 symptoms are improving significantly. according to his doctor. biden's physician says his main symptom now is a sore throat. the president tested positive for covid thursday, and is continuing to work from isolation, at the white house. more american voices, right after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ more american voices (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪

were back with alicia emily and kempster also. so alicia, the fda backtracking. what happened here?uul's been under attack from democrats and some republicans that while the trump administration try to make some moves to track down on juul cigarettes. they were concerned that youth the young people were getting hooked on them and getting hooked on nicotine. nicotine is a harmful to teens developing brains. but juul made some changes but they stopped marketing fruity flavors in stores they stopped marketing on social media. in their market share plunged and actually what we've seen the last years is fewer teens are using e cigarettes. nonetheless democrats have continued to attack juul in occult on the fda to pull juul products from the market. so what you had a few weeks ago is essentially fda responding to what appears to be political pressure pretty special from democratic senators without actually reviewing the safety which its purported excuse for pulling juul. juul sued inset look here were presented to 6000 pages showing our products are safe you didn't care to look at any of

american voices with my friend and colleague alicia menendez starts right now on msnbc. >> thank you so much reverend sharpton, hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez we begin saturday with what could be critical testimony with the january six investigation. with one pets up alone. he spoke with the committee for six and a half hours with details that we will learn in the couple of days. his testimony comes after a subpoena issued by the committee wednesday after extensive negotiations between he and the panel went nowhere. cipollone, who witnessed trump's worst moments after the election and beyond, reportedly pushing back on the former presidents plan to replace the attorney general, pushing back when trump floated the idea of seizing voting machines. but -- testimony from former white house aide cassidy hutchinson, cipollone was put in the crosshairs after she identified him of having firsthand all edge of having potential activity in the trump white house. that she made clear, pat cipollone knew about the legal liabilities of january 6th, warning the white house against letting trum

>> alicia, thank you for having me back. certainly, this is a -- i think that's the most important thing the commission is doing right now is to reiterate over and over that this is not an attack that occurred and we're looking at the past, some sort of autopsy report. this is a bank robbery, where the plotters and the robbers are still at large and the bank, the vault, is your freedom and they want to get it and be successful this time. to the extent that they can do that through these oath keepers members, and organization that is thriving today, an organization that donald trump and a republican party refused to denounce or hold accountable, that will convey to the american people just how fragile this democracy is right now. >> there is that piece. there is also cipollone's testimony. your sense of what we know so far, what you are going to be listening for on tuesday? >> again, i want to move beyond just what donald trump and his team did leading up to the insurrection. now, tied together what knowledge to the president

i'm alicia acuna in for arthel neville. >> i'm rich edson. police tried to pull over a 25-year-old man for a traffic violation. the police say he refused to stop his car, fired at officers during the chase, then jumped out of his rolling vehicle and

alicia, it's good to be back with you. think the way you described today's ruling is right on. there is that saying hope for the best, prepare for the worst. this may be a small win, but it's a win nonetheless with so much more work to do. let's terminate the remain-in-mexico program. title 42 should be next. there's many trump era immigration policies that need to be undone. so let's go about this in the executive branch, both under a the biden administration and in congress, to modernize our immigration laws, because it's our broken immigration system that is leading to the tragedies that we see at the border, that we saw in san antonio and so many others. >> let's talk about what we saw in san antonio, senator. more than 50 migrants found dead in a sweltering tractor trailer. today, four migrants were killed in texas as authorities chased alleged human smugglers. the washington post editorial board writes, quote, the absence of any workable legal systems that would admit migrant systematically numbers that would meet th

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i am alicia menendez in for chris hayes.e have some major new developments tonight in the ongoing investigation into the insurrection on january 6th. the wall street journal reports that members of the house january 6th committee are considering seeking interviews with both mike pence and donald trump. congressman adam kinzinger, one of two republicans on the committee, says that they may request a written interview with the former vice president, or they could issue a subpoena to try to compel him to testify. the committee is still weighing whether it will ask trump to testify. congressman kinzinger, quote, expects the committee to likely decide to make a criminal referral to the justice department, of learning trump's actions on january 6th, and the days leading up to it. we are also getting new details about potential witness tampering by the ex president. nbc news reports that donald trump tried to call a member of his white house support staff, who was in talks with the january 6th committee. we first learned about the

and alicia, for you for we don't want to. yes. it does. hello. we'll visit to nancy ellis with he's a friend of mine and the urologist la, and he'll have an idea of how long it takes a silver one. miss linkable official answer, the thumb it promise me that this will stay between the 2 of us will be not. no, not. yes, of course, if you haven't gotten us too much too, so i must allow i don't know him. but if you know he won't be open about the issue, i don't want to consult him novice to shout from the canada. yes, i know you want someone very open minded. this will stay a secret. as usual. no one will find out that you're actually lula and no ali morgan. i'm not allah. i'm ali. yes i knew but no, no, but's it's your issue is that it's not my business in that one. yes it is. and because i don't see myself as alo, there is no alo, my to lives is what your documents say. i don't care about the documents, they're not mine them. so i know it's not part of our agreement, but how can we change this? and then we have to change your name 1st, right? there'

we yes, but i never felt i could be a mother she had let alicia and let buffalo dami. well, i met her, how was i able to live in that body before? thank keith and i definitely did the right thing isn't to allow money left. and i will keep on going. well best. who would i guess it's me ah, i me and i spent many great days with my aunt, damascus. when i'm healing. i will never forget how she was, how she looked at him the way she would think when she lived in damascus. the 40 i spent my whole childhood with her for cotton or while you company for coolness, beula, and the think the same way. and nothing has changed for me between the 2. not even fill out the spill. i must have had no or appearance may have changed when she transition from a woman to a man. and it was strange for me at 1st. but i've worked on accepting it and no one can, you know, sways re been this, been any bas and i only need a minimal war, a call. i also live in exile a little bit and have no one here except my aunt uncles and cousins. i have to maintain my family bonds, we need fuel cards on for and a

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>> i'm alicia acuna along with joey jones, dr. nicole saphier and [inaudible]ful. -- welcome to the big sunday show. >> another record is expected tb broken on the border this time with unaccompanied children. >> just days after kavanaugh was chased out of a restaurant by protesters, president biden weighs in from delaware. >> joey? >> this is truly disturbing. kids in one major city get off the school bus to find homeless folks and drug addicts everywhere. >> president biden heading to saudi arabia this week to beg for oil, and he's trying to defend the trip in an op-ed written by him or his team. the president is trying to paint saudi arabia as an important, quote, strategic partner, even though a couple of years ago he calls the kingdom a pariah after the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are. >> in the op-ed, biden writes from the start, my aim was to reorient, but not rupture relations with a country that's been a strategic part

>> thank you alicia.hink that republican broden by bob subtitles leading up to that wyoming house debate last night because, boy, i don't know what is happening. it is the upside down in the cowboys state. i don't think liz cheney has a realistic path to victory, unfortunately. i'm happy that she's fighting the good fight. i would love to be surprised, the numbers that i have seen from both what is public, as well as friends that are working on the race show her quite behind. and it's hard to know, yeah, what she could do that would help turn it around. the reality is if you watch that entire debate, which i unfortunately suffered through, this cheney sounds like a conventional republican from conservative republican from 2014 on every issue except for two, whether or not donald trump should've tried a coup, she is against that. all of the other candidates onstage were for it. and whether or not we should have been vaccinating people for covid-19. she was for that. everybody else dabbled in some kind of c

see to piece to alicia vocal. their academic muscle will do kill me in age of a bull, though a huge crowd does it because they were international events in multiples. i booked all us to prescribe them. it was like the 1st man on the moon. there was great interest in the technology. you see a biblical data report at the conversion 105.8 kilometers per hour. a new best mark. but not for long. 3 years later you, nancy was displaced by of all things, a steam powered vehicle by this point. yeah. nazi had already started competing in races for mercedes parent company dime. lar, even took out a life insurance policy on your nazi that corporate commitment brought dividends in 19 o. 3, you nazi one, the gordon bennett. come in ireland, the world's most important car, race of that era. ah, this is the only film footage of your nazi moon. it was a curious quirk of fate that saw the fearless belgian die, not on the track, but during another more harmless type of outdoor pursuit. another of you, nazi's talents, would be his do

. >> reporter: 10-year-old alicia ramirez love tart. was one of 21 victims killed in the you'd faulty school shooting. every time you hear one, hoping my daughter - - >> reporter: on velasquez is one of those helping we memorialize victims in mural. >> if all the artists are coming together might as well have more lead the way and do the first one and show our appreciation and an hour love for the community. >> reporter: for two days, velasquez and his team worked in 100 plus degree heat letting their art speak for those who cannot. >> because a lot of times these stories, these people become statistics pretty much. it happened, america forgets. three weeks later, the next thing happens, nothing changes. >> reporter: uses color to call for change. >> two years ago, he painted this mural of army specialist vanessa after she was murdered. >> the point of doing this thing is to keep the story alive so people will do something and make change. if we're going back to the same thing, that's not working. uvalde is forever changed by what was l

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ushat we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able to have the support that you need. >> it is im

so he had to sell ne, scheduled up, or he had to cost the polish giga e mo, alicia g, no spell or not in one of the van or he had no children. no, she does. so a shinji sham viola sub they would just stick up. you on take or not would yes, the shows the matter, touched with a staggered she should go don't be lavish. the peak is leo bill to finish there. pretty serious that there were some of the bus to fight the fitting that there was a shared search or shoot. it's remote me from a report by a soviet partisan squad. april 1943 in schuman region, a ukrainian national army unit, his task to kill the poles, and burn all their settlements by april 15th. on march, the 25th, they snorted, the population in burns, r. o loc, marianna, africa, and paradise. yonkers settlements on march. the 29th 18 people were slaughtered in killeen of co village in that village. a polish doctor, falcon was attacked. they cut off his ears and ripped out his nose and began cutting him to pieces. louise t just august. but i also was available postal george neuralgia. so it's a b, e, what they to were regular to

i'm alicia acuna in denver. >> alicia, an absolute tragedy. i rich edson. breaking news in los angeles with trace gallagher is next. >> continuing coverage of breaking news. hello. welcome to los angeles. i'm trace gallagher. breaking tonight, holiday horror in a northern chicago suburb. at least six people are now dead. dozens more are injured in a shooting at a july fourth parade in highland park, illinois. it's about 25 miles north northeast of chicago. officers are searching for a suspect that fired from a rooftop. apparently he climbed up on a ladder that was attached to the building. he fired, climbed back down and somehow got away. a rifle was recovered at the scene. the atf is tracing the firearm. the way this works is, they will trace the firearm to the original owner. if it was sold to other people, they will trace that as well. and then the atf will visit that owner or owners to find out if there's any link between that person and a potential suspect. high pressure's police commander is urging people to shelter in place as authorities search for

let's start with alicia acuna in phoenix. hi, alicia? >> hi, eric. there are two big g.o.p. primaries here, one for the u.s. senate, the other for the governor's office. we'll begin at the governor's office. the candidate who is endorsed by former president trump is targeting the biden administration on the border and also outgoing republican governor doug doocy saying he could have done more. >> he could have, when joe biden started pulling all this, he could have gotten down there and say we're not going to allow it. we're going to put our arizona national guard down there, arm them and stop people from coming across. >> doocy has endorsed robeson as has former vice president pence. robeson has been hitting lake and says she's the real deal. >> the border patrol council, the national troopers, state troopers, arizona police association all joining my campaign. they know who i am. they know what i stand for. they know i have a record of accomplishing things. >> to the senate now, black masters leads in the g.o.p. race -- blake masters leads in the g.o.p. race to take on dem

i am alicia acuna in for arthel neville. rich: i am rich as an inverse. reporters the officers encountered quote pure hell when they arrived on the scene. investigators say the suspect, lanc

alicia what is your take on the rise in crime in this area?nno all the back to columbine i've seen family mowers have lost loved ones turn to activism and do something but i would not bet against gianno caldwell but he will continue if this fight over this energy frequency could be mayor if you did not appear my radio show so much is going to look bad on his resume part of the '90s great. >> he could definitely do a better job the current one part coming up problems for the president as biden loses more white house staff than previous presidents. making yet another gaffe, no surprise. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fin

they're only the color in alicia, bail us, you know, i will most oh, i live. okay. oh i i was i ogles. oh, those are thank you. mm hm. it, i scores. i really do appreciate that. oh shoot. i should go to go as well. i'd be what courses i tosh i so pre elegant rubica go go one. otherwise, i have maria will, i will, and typically ela layman, hockey rom 15, and the lead one of your problem. yes, those are the elements vocal fast, g r global. or how did you see a lady? i will need a quick minute while i go to the gifted luigi norco, i a little, a little household. i know a whole going to be way of the fashion will good behavior with others, or they said, oh, well, really good ms. lewis, you did. he managed to work with her to look at. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. hi, how are you? so, i've got to somebody else and i got off the i woke, i am a law hoshevely who doesn't believe hall, a city. so that was a boy, a 12 or oh yeah. yeah. oh it is a big factor in there. oh yeah. ok. yeah. so so the us to really here where you are see all the top one kid no way. it's all going to what

the tropi to winning the africa cup of nations will be cameroon. gona to nicea o morocco, it's the alicia. join us for the world. go count down on al jazeera. ah yes. celebrations in sir lang. korea's president got the by roger puck, so submits his resignation. letter from singapore. ah, hello, how robin? you're watching. i was there a lot while headquarters here in denver, also coming up. russian missiles hit a city in central ukraine killing at least $22.00 people, including children and you as president joe biden signs a declaration with israel lane to preventing a wrong for acquiring nuclear weapons. also political uncertainty returns to italy, prime minister modelled rocky loses the support of a key coalition partner for his resignation, is rejected. ah, welcome to the prego. we begin in sri lanka, we're president, got the by roger baxa. finally submitted his resignation after months of unrest. the newsletter to celebrations across colombo, but the documents authenticity still needs to be legally verified. an announcement is expected in the coming hours. roger boxer is now in singapo

alicia acuna and arizona they say it's a dry heat. alicia, thank you very much.laughter] nasa senate primary race in missouri were all three front runners are pitching themselves as outsiders, even though they have all held public office. hillary vaughn is in missouri with the very latest. >> hello it might candidates in this race have really made about sticking it to the establishment. replace retiring senator roy blunt are embracing the maga movement and rejecting so-called rhinos republicans in name only. the current front runner missouri attorney general eric schmitt has criticized one of his opponents, six term congresswoman for her decade in washington. >> are you going to choose a congresswoman has been an office for a dozen years, hasn't done a lot except vote for every terrible spending bill, red flag laws in his president trump said, is not up to the fight with the left? >> she's disputing those who are doubting she has what it takes to stand up to the establishment. think she is proud of what she has done for missourians. >> i have gotten things done f

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alicia russa scored with her heel between her legs, the goalkeeper of the england women's team won victories in all matches in the tournament. total goal difference 21 in the final, the english will play with the winners of the match germany-france. this game will take place today the final of the women's euro will be held this weekend at wembley stadium in london and at the end of the release, beautiful and spectacular shots from rome civilization gathered several thousand fans. roma dybala moved to roma who is coached by jose mourinho from juventus as a free agent . the contract between dybala and roma is calculated until the end of the season. 2024 2025. faith is a challenge about sports so far, see you in the next issues thank you for alexandra abramov told us about sports. while we continue hunting for wild geese or soldiers, failure, according to the ministry of defense, at first , about 6,000 foreign mercenaries , militants, arrived in ukraine in a special military operation. from which countries are they fighting with the civilian population and what is their approximate number ? go

it's the alicia, join us for the wilco countdown on al jazeera. ah, the doors do seek to destroy the threatened democracy. there must then be dealt with the law and shall anchors new president vows to crack down on anti government protesters, calling them unlawful and undemocratic. ah, i know about this, and this is all to save alive from doha. also coming up. russia's foreign minister says moscow is military goals and ukraine go beyond the don boss, region. climate change is literally existential threat. coordination and to the world. you as president joe biden unveils a multi 1000000000 dollar plan to fight climate change, but he doesn't declare it on emergency. and turkey denies the iraqi accusations of carrying out an attack on a mountain resorts that killed 8 tourists. ah, well in at about 30 minutes from now running a wix on this thing, i was going to be sworn in as president of shoreline job. he was chosen by a majority of m. p. 's who ignored widespread public opposition to support the 6th time prime minister. but i'll fernandez as more fr

alicia menendez will be back next weekend with american voices. this hour msnbc reports a special look at the midterms and we just have 100 days ago as of today congressional races across the country -- will determine which party will control congress for the rest of president biden's first term. for republicans, they're hoping for a red wave in the party's quest there to gain majorities of both house and senate. for democrats, they are hoping to have a renewed debate over abortion rights in a new legislative spending bill, addressing climate change and inflation. the question for them is will that help them keep their majority? tuesday, voters in five states, arizona, kansas, michigan, missouri, and washington state, they're going to hold some primary elections. our teams are standing by coast coast tracking where we stand 100 days from the election day. helping us breakdown key races over the next hour and key issues that are bound to trigger orders to a poll, shaquille brewster and marshall michigan, and -- in kansas. where reproductive rights

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