lalast weekendnd, caleb finishes fifirst mini triathlolon.t personon withh down syndrome e ever d do so. he alslso receiveved an invitat to compete on flflorida's speci olympics triathlon team. the same team chris is on. do you want to be like chris? >> yes. >> you know what? >> what? >> i think you are like chris. >> what? >> yeah! >> oh, my god! yes! >> is that like the b best complimentnt y you've everer re? >> yes. >> reporteter: heroess come in y differentt shapeses, sizezes, a ababilities. but thehey all havave the samemr power. to lift the hopes of others. steve hartman, cbs news. on the road. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's thursday, june 24th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, part of a residential building collapses near miami beach. dramatic images coming in. the latest on the rescues.

and i think caleb's point is well taken. but i do want to give a little bit of context. this is not a riot but a massacre. this is important because president biden was stepping squarely into the middle of a debate, among many debates roiling around the commemoration of what happened. there has been an attempt to soften the language by referring to this as a riot as opposed to a massacre. you can dictate where people stand on the issues by the language they were using to describe what happened 100 years ago today. and so that's part of it. he's kind of settled that debate. in a bigger sense though, one of the things that disturbed me was conversations i had with people around tulsa, not all the people said this were white but people said well, you know, i'm not quite sure if things were as bad as they're saying they were. or -- did they really kill 300 people? that's a little hard to believe. and it is really not about what president biden said, but look at ugliness in the past, but we have to actually be willing to believe these things happen or else we leave ourselves

over at investopedia, caleb, we talk about bubbles all the time.estors know what they are, we know they know kind of where they're showing up but give us the numbers. just how much of a bubble are we talking about in parts of the market >> great to be with you, dom, we've been surveying our readers for the past 15 months, they're remaining bullish. they're feeling bubbles. they're bullish despite the bubbles. 53% say we're in a bubble. 59% say the market is overvalued but only a third is making changes to the portfolio so they're grabbing the wheel with both hands and trying to steer through the deal here, especially the meme stocks and cryptocurrency, but invested in both >> so, caleb, among the reader base there has to be a notion there are other asset classes out there besides meme equities or cryptocurrencies. but just how heavily invested are those particular folks over at investopedia into things like bitcoin and dogecoin and amc entertainment and gamestop >> sure, this is a pretty diverse crowd. 1880 across the country with portfolios of $10

last weekend, caleb finished his first mini triathlon.son with down syndrome to do so. he also received an invitation to compete on florida's special olympics triathlon team, the same team chris is on. do you want to be like chris? >> yes. >> reporter: you no what? >> what? >> reporter: i think you are like chris. >> what? >> reporter: yeah. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: is that, like, the best compliment you've ever received? >> yes! >> reporter: heros come in many different shapes, sizes, and abilities, but they all have the same super power: to lift the hopes of others. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees a

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and we are a great nation. >> joining us from tulsa is play caleb yell a fellow at new america.he tulsa massacre. what does justice look like in the new york times magazine, also joining us, a staff writer for the new yorker and professor of journalism at columbia university. an embassy [inaudible] returned from reporting in tulsa. let me get both of you this. caleb, beginning with you, i don't presume to direct you, and your response to what you heard the president say today. i want to give you an opportunity to react to his speech or any other aspect of this 100-year marking of this tragic event. >> lawrence, thank you so much. it's hard to underestimate the potency of the president were counting for americans and the world exactly what happened. in doing so with graphic detail that i quite frankly as a tilson, or a native tolson, growing up and going to tulsa high school, i never ever heard. there is something quite potent about that. it also then illustrates the enormity of not just the damage done, with a lingering effects of that damage, and whether or not the policy solut

he's caleb wolf and reports branches destroyed. threats to resonance. lots of chaos. texas border sheriffs say in the 30 years they've been guarding the border. they have not seen anything like it. crimes related to illegal border crossings by undocumented workers are now on the rise. i've never seen it quite like this. we have always had a fence got here fence got there because they're hauling dope or small kids or something. but we've never seen the intentional big 4 by 4 holes in the fence or now a 10 foot section just can't completely out. that's really starting to bother me. it's a mess. that's what it is. nobody seems to care about is down here. we're 6065 miles away from the border. and they say that everything's okay. no, it's not. ok. conservatives are voicing outrage that amid the situation. restrictions are being loosened and not tightened. trump era. 2 restrictions on asylum seekers intended to curb gangs and domestic violence have just been lifted. the numbers are big in may. 180000 people were apprehended at the border. the biggest monthly total since ap

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caleb dressle at the wall get it is done! >> whoa! >> yeah!ust going >> there's a certain rhythm that goes into the sport of swimming. it's not about working against the water, find what you're good at find what you love to do and be the best in the world at it. >> not only is he piling up gold medals but doing it in record style. >> i just want to see how far i can take it. it's just me and my lane in the water. >> as we mentioned, summer olympics in tokyo just 29 days and some hours away. you can watch all the games across nbc properties, including ones i'll be hosting in prime time right here, cnbc. >>> one of the great white sharks tracked by ocearch spotted off the coast of new york this. is freya weighing in at nearly 900 pounds they tagged her may 25th, pinged off the coast of north carolina. here's a closer look at her location pinged between montauk and rhode island friday one of the researchers told us the increase of sharks in the social gocean is great n the environment. >>> president biden laying out his plan to combat violent cri

s. corresponding caleb martin. caleb and tough rhetoric from joe biden, but what is his plan generally? while the issue of gun violence is certainly a sore point in the united states now, joe biden did lay out his new strategy for dealing with this situation. he spoke alongside the us attorney general representing the department of justice. now in his proposal, he particularly emphasized gun dealer, and he pointed out that 5 percent of gun dealers in the united states are responsible for roughly 90 percent of the illegal guns. now, in the other proposals he made, he called for outlying assault weapons and high capacity magazines. you talked about more background checks being implemented. these are many implement many proposals. he's come up with before and put forward. and that are very, very unlikely to be allowed to pass by republicans. republicans strongly disagree with these points and have voted against them in the path. now, it is interesting to note that when joe biden spoke, he made a rather interesting point regarding the issue of personal gun ownership, etc. this is an intere

many are wondering when the white house will step up and offer some real solutions. caleb martin, r. t new york. tampa here in moscow. the impartiality of the british police is endangered to who woke trends. now that's according to the chief of manchester police who says the public's fed up with officers virtue signaling instead of fighting serious crime. i do not thing that things slide taking the, the demonstrating that you have a commonality of the with the protest us that you, a policing is compatible with the standards of service that people require. the police, i think we're bus, the high watermark, the public gets a little bit fed up of virtue signaling police officers when they drill. rather we just locked up burglars last summer. so or a wave of b l m protests across the u. k. following the movements rise in america during the rallies, pictures of emerged of u. k. police officers taking the knee in solidarity with demonstrated back in spring. this year, the countries independent police authority over the force to quote, think very carefully before making such gestures. meanw

many are wondering when the white house will step up and offer some real solutions. caleb martin, r t. new york. who must heading away in a few mom. it's time for us. you saw his commentary brings behind the bullets examining the impact of gun violence on the shooter that he would return. and often with the latest join us again than me, ah, ah ah, ah. the biggest mortgage and we just always dress up. no stimulation directly connected to the vatican assistance, which is 100000 in everybody. and it contains millions of little money. if you exposed to decal, muscles, millions, work. always be polite, never engage with an aggravated or confrontational office. don't get into any conversation to start answering questions. just ask for an attorney to survive and interrogation. you've gotta be ready to stand your ground. definitely don't want to be going to trial in the.

he is. caleb morgan is woke culture. the thing in to the u. s. military. apparently it is in addition to their training, they're now being taught what to think about gender, race and diversity. and apparently, some personnel are quite serious about it. this is not about the burst in general though this is about a very specific kind of anti american indoctrination that is sleeping into some parts of our military to republican lawmakers have gathered statements from military whistleblowers who say that woke politics is now taking over military classes one moraine told us that military, a military history training session was replaced with mandatory training on police brutality, white privilege and systemic racism. he reported several officers or now leaving his unit, citing that training. another service member told us that their unit was required to re white fragility by robin deangela, which claims. and this is a quote, white people raise in western society are conditioned into a white supremacist worldview, when african american officer disparagingly said

that's for sure. caleb martin r t new york. so following recent revelations that denmark was aiding the us to spy on allies, our neighbors know ways leadership. now saying that washington has reached out to reassure that co foot activities and now over i'm glad the americans clearly expressed that they changed their practice in 2014, when it comes to the surveillance of life, and that they would corporate with us and others to understand what happened? its author, of course, the u. s. intelligence used danish information cables to spy on an e. u. leaders. among those targeted was the german chancellor anglo michael, the report by denmark's state broadcast. it was based on a prob, launched off the discoveries by guests who yep. whistle blow up. edward snowden. but no way is not the only nation calling for answers. they don't do something on this. i just would like to say that this is unacceptable between allies. i want that to be trustful relations, but unite, you repeat in americans. there's no place for suspicion, but we're no

many are wondering when the white house will step up and offer some real solutions. caleb bobbin r t new york. so i can cope with visionaries coming up next for us views. it's the big picture, the team and all that back in half an hour. the latest to us again, i the who's we all see it and we all feeling the significant increase of inflation has many economist concern and consumers. needless to say, terrified why the sudden increase in prices is this temporary, what can be done to tame this cruelest form? of taxation and working people always be polite, never engage with an aggravated or confrontational office. don't get into any conversation to start answering questions. just ask for an attorney to survive and interrogation. you've gotta be ready. you're definitely don't want to be going to throw in a jump. so one cups, you're more likely to walk free. if you're rich and guilty, you are. if you're poor, you got 2 eyes and 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice, usually going to do it yourself before t

that's for sure. caleb mop and r t new york. following recent revelations that denmark was 8 in the us to spine its allies, noise prime minister there says washington reached out to reassure her that the covert activities are over. i'm glad to. the americans clearly expressed that they changed their practice in 2014. when it comes to the surveillance of their life and that they would corporate with us and others to understand what happened. it's after report that us intelligence used danish information cables to spy on top of fish hills in several european nations. among those targeted apparently german chancellor anglo merkel, the report by the danish state broadcast, it was based on prob, launched off to discoveries by whistleblower. edward snowden. noise is not the only nation tomatti answers. it also is something on disk. i just would like to say this is unacceptable between allies. i want that to be trustful relations that unite. you repeat in americans. there's no place for suspicion, but we're not. so that's why we expect

and had to talk more on this. caleb, another dark discovery. and what's been a horrifying story so far? tell us more indeed. so we have at this point, heard that it is the use of an underground radar of air discovered the unmarked grave of a 182 children from canada's 1st nations indigenous children who were buried. the graves are roughly one meter deep and they contain the bodies of those who attended some who attended st. eugene's mission school. now this comes on the heels of a number of discoveries of unmarked graves, near the wretched residential schools operated by the roman catholic church where indigenous children were forced to attend to this point, we can recall that there was back in may 751 bodies that were discovered unmarked, grave sites, and that was in the schedule. and there was another site on earth. dined with 215 bodies, the latest having 182 unmarked graves. and these are surrounding the residential schools. as details continue to emerge about what went on at these facilities, take a listen. 2 8 on. 8 the . 8 8 8 every day

to help me put this in perspective, i'm joined by caleb silver of investapedia.he u.s. labor market. the good news, let's break it down, we did add 559,000 jobs last month. that's almost twice what we read added in april. the unemployment rate still 5.8%. still double of february of 2020. wages are growing. they've been growing month after month for the past couple of months for the first time in about 15 years. average wages are up 15 cents in the month of may to $30.33 on average for weekly pay. the average hourly work week climbed to 34.9 hours. people are working harder and making a bit more money. as we know, inside the unemployment numbers is a dynamic that's not so good. and that is the unemployment rate among races, ali, it's still uneven. white unemployment around 5.1%. black unemployment around 9.1%. hispanic unemployment at 7.3%. you see this uneven recovery in the labor market. we saw it many 2000and in 2008 . so you mentioned restaurants and bars can't get enough staff, that's true. if we look inside the restaurant industry, 292,000 jobs were added l

from on this we can cross live to ortiz, corresponded to caleb mob been caleb, what was the main focus of trump's fire? while we heard donald trump speaking to a republican convention in the state of north carolina, and it was one of the rare opportunities for donald trump supporters to hear from him as we just heard that on friday, he is now banned from facebook and twitter for 2 years for 2 years, donald trump will not be on those major social media platforms. he was regularly on twitter as president, but not anymore. now. he used as opportunity on the stage in north carolina to basically rake joe biden over the coal. he said, as we gathered tonight, our country is being destroyed before our very eyes. here's what he said. all joe biden had to do was sit back and do nothing and it was taking off like a rocket ship. nobody's ever seen it between the economy and all of the other things we did the border. instead, the economy is going to hell, and inflation is going to cause a catastrophe in the now, i'm sure you heard trump basically blame joe biden for an array of issues facing the co

the announcement caleb surgeon covered cases with almost 8000 new daily infections. the new delta varied spreading rapidly and it's thought to be up to 80 percent more transmissible than the previous dominant strain. department is the hopes that the lockdown extension will tackle that 4 week delay we think would make even more of a difference in reducing the overall number of, of deaths. and that's why we're, that's why we're doing it. and at the end of the that period of, by, by july, the 19th, we do think that we would have built up a very considerable wall of immunity around the whole of the population i just by the worsening corona, virus situation. anti locked down, protest is rallied in central london on monday chanting shame on you and demanding freedom. we got some reaction on the street to the british capital by everyone to do that bit say in those 6 months sentence one to be really positive and, and gets backseat speculated. and then to be told that, you know, 4 weeks of things, not being no being i've been, it is, it is very frustrating. it's too early to

liz: thank goodness for caleb silver, because he really explains that well. great to see you everybody check out investopedia, and the new survey a little high anxiety. i like the mel brooks reference. the return to work creating a heated issue that you just won't believe. the newest shortage creating headaches from the supply chain freeze. there's your hint. closing bell bringing in 45 minutes, dow struggling down just four points, but you know, guys it had been up 63, s&p up just four points, we're watching it all here on the "claman countdown", you've got to stay with us. up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a1c and once-weekly trulicity may help. most people taking trulicity reached an a1c under 7%. and it starts lowering blood sugar from the first dose, by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 di

savanski to arm work another minute better to by their by her family the fall of the year to her year caleb m s. and pretty getting among them. huh. with dignity, so she gives cuz she's supposed to push on the la among bama to quit her own grow the she said her own opinion. shane was fun, coffee. she will autumn. taylor vienne, um solice pay with minimum and signal lowest wiggling up in chicago to learn new ethan some hardy, some photos in the height edelman harvey horizon was to do the leg. bob toyed forward toward funding, so if go nordic over, sco, lived for this middle america, he'd been buying a buying for taylor cinema if been going in for tv, buy for him to niggley. so us got personal known. all my men is going to sell more the i so my biggest thing is i've been living in a nice kitchen, but i knew i figured that to make me go to you in the nice. i mean, the only good you go, you know, i saw the good in, in the going on. i was a don't know, i see it. and it was me. i know this or that get good. so my wisdom as much in naples. ah joyce, and that's what they come out of some me ah. ish

caleb parker. caleb recently graduated from mission high school.ded up dying from cancer and i don't like to see have to deal with that pain and i want to find the way. >> supervisor ronen: what kind of support do you think that you'll need in college? >> i feel that i'm going to need a male mentor, someone to help me to stay on top of my stuff though i feel that i still may be on top of my stuff and i feel that i may need a laptop because what can you do in college without a laptop? >> well, i'm proud of you, not only that you did the impossible, you're a first-generation college student. that's a burden and a privilege >> maintaining myself and going as hard as i can and doing my best is being ready to be me, ready to do my best. >> thank you, president lÓpez, and, finally, i just wanted to wish everyone a happy pride. we are just -- it's a privilege and an honor to celebrate our diversity. and with that, that ends my communications for this evening >> president lopez: thank you for sharing that. item 3, the delegates report. there are none today

bear nathan adrian was the favorite in the men's 50 meter free and just missed out finishing third as caleb dressle beat everyone to the wall with an american record. also winning his third event. so dressle actually swims with a san francisco based club. michael andrews also qualified in second place. in the women's 50 meter freestyle, sierra. >> former stanford cardinal simone manual made up and punches her ticket by beating out former cal bear abby whitesell who made the olympic team. watch the summer games exclusively on nbc bay area start to finish. the opening ceremony happens just over one month from now on july 23rd. >>> and we're following breaking news in richmond where witnesses say a celebration turned deadly. the latest on the shooting in what we believe are multiple victims. >>> president biden home from his first trip overseas facing a mounting number of foreign policy issues. our washington insider breaking down new nuclear threats and the looming threat of hacker attacks. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time

caleb bingham wrote the introduction to the colombian orator and he told boys, how do you learn to be a great orator? here are emblematic speeches great speeches throughout , history. how do you position your tongue so you can lose your pronounced accent? both lincoln and douglass had what we would think of today as horrible accents. accents that betrayed them as being ignorant, as being stupid. part of being a democratic gentleman was to lose some of your pronounced accent. lincoln retained more of his accent or dialect when he entered the white house them -- than douglass. but caleb bingham taught young boys how to position your tongue so you can lose your accent, how to speak with the proper cadence so you can reach a large audience. that was a book both men learned and virtually memorized. people remember lincoln going into the fields and speaking to the crops in the prairie. douglass was forbidden to read, his masters would not let him read. he shined shoes, received some money, purchased a used copy of the colombian orator and kept it hidden. it was the only thing he took with h

seems to not really have their back. caleb martin, r t, new york. we asked to texans if they feel safe amid the build up of illegal immigrants, and where the president biden is right to stick to his open border policies. i hadn't promised a lot of stuff during the campaign, but they were observed and followed the mules. i haven't seen any anything, but i meant the people who love them, i haven't seen any use of cleaning them up and making life better for them. so frankly, i'm feeling really skeptical about their being letting all our criminals out of jail and you know, invited more people here who don't really care too much about anybody else. and you know, they're all out after their own thing, which i get. but at the same time, we just can't keep it. and everybody in here is dire situation by problem is to me it's like it's kind of like figuring out what will, who is actually crossing people have the right to feel scared and whatnot. but it's, i mean, a boy's, a lot of them are just trying to get over to make better allies and do better phase in t

intelligence about a possible attack one month before, but dismissed it as not credible. correspondent caleb morrison picked up the story . that's been 6 months spent, a mob storm the u. s. capital on january 6th. and while the investigation is ongoing, some politicians say they want answers and they have some interesting ways of saying it. and i certainly hope that our premier law enforcement organization is not actually working to violate federal law. so why bring the f b i into this? well, there's a theory floating around that the f, b, i infiltrated the protesters and basically arranged the whole thing and then shifted the blame on to donald trump and his supporters. is there any possible truth in this? so let's dig deeper. it's certainly worth finding out why this has become a popular explanation of events. earlier this week, the u. s. senate just published a big report on the riot. here is some of what they found, needed the f b. i know the u. s. department of homeland security deemed online posts calling for violence of the capital is credible in testimony before the committee's repre

many are wondering when the white house will step up and offer some real solutions. caleb mob been r t new york. impose shell if the british police is endangered due to woke trends. so according to the chief of manchester police who says that the public's fed up with officers virtually signaling instead of fighting serious crime . i do not thing but things like taking the, the demonstrating that you have the commonality of the with the protest us that you, a policing is compatible with the standards of service that people require. the police. i think we're bus the high watermark, the public gets a little bit fed up of virtue signaling police officers when they drill. rather, we just locked up, burglars, some sort of wave of bail and protest across the country following the movements rise in the u. s. during the release, pitches, amenities of u. k. police officers taking the knee in solidarity with demonstrators. i can spring of the share, the country's independent police or so it is the force to think very carefully before making such gestures. meanwhile, the case been hit by spiking

divisions can be seen in the countries metropolitan areas which it, it could further feel public unrest. caleb opens covering that story for us from new york city. the united states is moving toward a place of greater healing and unity. a country is horrified by racism and hate crimes and ready to move on. well, that's the party line. at least a recent report shows that it's actually kind of the opposite. there's more segregation than ever before. every metropolitan region in the united states with more than 200000 residents, 81 percent 169 out of 209, were more segregated as of 2019 than the way in 1990. the new report from the other ng and belonging institute says that those who say segregation is over are just wrong. neighborhoods are more segregated than ever before with some for just whites and some for people of color you live in a white neighbourhood. statistically, your income is roughly twice as high as if you live in a segregated mostly non white neighborhood. for white neighborhoods, the rate of home ownership is roughly 77 percent. for integrated neighborhoods, it's roughly 59 perc

looks like this report raises more questions than answers. caleb martin, r t. new york. the pentagon is warning the terrorist groups and gown is done could expand the reach out to the u. s. pull out and pose an international threat. it's an issue that was raised in a sanitary how would you rate the, the likelihood of international terrorist organizations like l k, to an ice is regenerating inside of afghanistan and presenting a threat to our homeland, our allies. i would associate as medium. i would also say center that, that it would take possibly 2 years for them to develop that capability. fair enough, gentlemen, i concur with that and i think that if certain other things happen, if there was a collapse of the government or dissociate disillusion of the afghan security forces, that risk would obviously increase. but right now i'd say medium and, and about 2 years or so. and ahead of the pull out there already signs the us bank, taska government losing control of the country, the taliban se reportedly captured at least $27.00 districts. since the start of last month, t

good evening again. caleb, just run through them. what we know at this point? well, if you go to the website of 3 news outlets, one from yemen, the other 2 originating and iran, you will find a statement posted attributed to the u. s. department of justice and the u. s. federal bureau of investigation, the f b, i saying that the websites have been seized by the u. s. government. now at the moment, we do not yet have clarification from the u. s. government about whether in fact they did take this action. the state department has indicated that the department of justice will give information later today regarding this situation. but if one goes to the website, one will find a statement from the department of justice and the f. b, i with their official seals saying that the website was seized due to laws allowing for the trafficking and nuclear, chemical, biological, or radiological weapons, technology or material, or the manufacturer and importation of sale or distribution of a controlled substance to be criminal forfeiture property. furthermore, it invokes an un

he's caleb open has more on the story. while in the lead up to the summit, we saw how american media was basically playing up the question, would joe biden be tough enough on russian president vladimir putin? it was all about how tough he would be. they didn't seem really concerned about the arms treaties about the diplomatic deadlock being broken. it was about will joe biden be tough enough on vladimir putin? and now in the aftermath of this meeting, i had appears that they are not satisfied with jo biden's performance. they consider him to have not done a very good job. at this point though, we've got headlines and we've got articles and press reactions saying that basically was given the world stage that he craved. he's accused at one point joe biden is accused of saying they, they say that he quote, gave a gift to a killer. and at one point, he's been accused of being tougher on a cnn journalist than he was on the russian president. now at this point we have the hill that has been particularly hard on joe biden saying

seems to not really have their back. caleb martin r t new york. well, we, as texans how they felt about the influx of illegal migrants and whether president biden was right to stick to his open border policy. i didn't promise a lot of stuff during the campaign, but i sort of observed and followed the news. i haven't seen any anything better, many of the people who are locked up. i haven't seen any use of bringing them up and making life better for them. so frankly, i'm feeling really skeptical about their it'll be, let's just keep letting all our criminals out of jail and you know, invited more people here who don't really care too much about anybody else and they're all out after. b their own thing, which i get, but at the same time we just can't keep it. and everybody in here is a dire situation. but the problem is to me is like it's kind of like figuring out who will, who is this the, the crossing people have a right to feel scared and whatnot. but it's, i mean, at the point it's, a lot of them are just trying to get over to make better allies

seems to not really have their back. caleb martin r t new york russia flagship business conference. the st. petersburg international economic form has begun. the long anticipated event is the largest of its kind, seen around the globe in over a year due to covered 19, a wide range of topics are up for discussion. thousands of participants will be in attendance, including some top level guests, such as president vladimir putin days 0 at the forum was rich in technology. attendees were met, not only by organizers, but a robot. dog also came out to greet them. also, a robot doctor gave advice to guests on health issues measured their blood pressure and checked blood sugar levels as well. our special coverage from the forum will kick off on thursday with more on what to expect. here's our cheese. katrinka, i am in rushes, northern capital, which is hosting the world biggest business gathering. as the organizers are saying, since colbert changed our world, russia has shown how much it has been keen to be a pioneer and dealing with the pandemic in vaccine development. now it's time for a

with one of the biggest name threats being violent white supremacists is our correspondent, caleb moore. with the biden to summit as headline news back home, there have been some pretty big developments. the u. s. government has launched a war on terror at home. the 1st ever national strategy for fighting domestic terrorism has been rolled out. and white supremacy is listed as the number one threat, the 2 most we both elements of the domestic violence, extremist threat, or racially, or ethnically motivated, violence, extremis, and militia, violent extremis. in the f, b, i's view the top domestic violence, extremis threat comes from racially or ethnically motivated violence, extremis. specifically, those who advocate for the superiority of the white race biden is all in on this one. and he says it will help re unify the country. this is a project that should unite all americans together. we must affirm domestic terrorism has no place in our society. we must work to root out the hatreds that can too often drive violence in the name of unity biden. is jing americans to report on their frie

looks like this report raises more questions than answers. caleb martin, r t. new york. ok, another big story. the past 24 hours runs top judge ship or him raise. he has won the countries presidential election with a resounding 62 percent of the vote. after being congratulated by the outgoing leader, her son re, honey, the new president elect pledged to earn the people's trust. trying to tax with the corporation of mister roo, honie, and all members of the government. i will use the pinions, experienced, and reports of our esteemed ministers. thank god for the people's trust, and i hope i can justify to the people's confidence and kindness. you are my terminology and the man who has served. busy until now, as chief justice of around garnered almost 18000000 votes, is 15000000 more than his closest rival. he will officially take office in august medical armless side mohammed mirandi expects the president elect to take a firm approach to negotiations with western powers. if he is a popular person in iran, he's been leading in the polls for many months now, especially since

us president to talk to put in for a position of strength to check the headlines of michelle to as caleb opened explained, it's the kind of fan club, the former president could only have dreamt of. us media love joe. by now there's a few exceptions, but for the most part us mainstream media describes joe biden as a protector of democracy, writing in like a savior on a white horse. this is how he's being presented in the count down to his summit with the russian president. president biden is trying to be not only the loudest voice against authoritarianism in the world. but the best example of why the authoritarian model is wrong, and he's not about delivering deals, but rather setting boundaries with russia, saying america is back to defending democracy. it looks like the white house trust the media enough that it can actually use them to plant the ideas it deems to be useful. being able to look, president, put in the eye and say, this is what america's expectations are. this is what america stands for. this is what america is all about. we have a bipartisan agreement that the president h

graves have been located close to a former residential school in the province of british columbia ortiz caleb martin . has more for us, is the use of an underground radar of air discovered the unmarked grave of a 182 children from canada's 1st nations indigenous children who were buried. the graves are roughly one meter deep and they contain the bodies of those who attended some who attended st. eugene's mission school. now this comes on the heels of a number of discoveries of unmarked graves, near the wretched residential schools operated by the roman catholic church where indigenous children were forced to attend. we can recall that there was 751 bodies that were discovered unmarked grave sites, and that was in sketch. one. there was another site on earth. dined with 215 bodies, the latest having a 182 unmarked graves. and these are surrounding the residential schools as details continue to emerge about what went on at these facilities. 2 8 so. 8 8 i. 8 didn't do you fear, did you have was that it wasn't you today that was going to be the target, the victim. you know, you weren't going to h

caleb alexander was on an f.d.a. advisory committee that voted against recommending approval. what are your objections to approval of this drug? >> well, i think the jury is still out on whether it works. and in this instance i think that the evidence is still quite murky as to the effectiveness of this product. was partially positive and >> reporter: aduhelm trials have had mixed outcomes for patients. >> one trial failed and one trial was partially positive and essentially that leaves a great deal of explaining on what accounts for the discordant results. >> reporter: but 57 year old jeff borghoff who has been living with symptoms for six years and has been part of the clinical trials welcomes anything that might help. >> we're not giving up on this one because it has shown promise. it has shown promise in me. >> o'donnell: and dr. lapook joins us now, so jon, when is this drug the most effective? >> reporter: the thinking is the sooner the better, norah. remember that previous drugs that decrease amyloid in the brain haven't worked and it may be that we are giving it too la