fan caleb lambert. >> caleb came into my life at that point for a special reason. >> he was born withit causes his intellectual disabilities as well as severe seizures. >> reporter: dave immediately bonding with caleb when he realized he shared a similar condition to his own teenaged son. >> kaymen was 17 last year at the end of march when he passed. he had a seizure. >> reporter: despite his heartache dave keeping that connection with caleb. >> he feels like he is my son. that's why he came into my life, i think. he's filling a void for me. it's special. >> reporter: when dave recently spent his last day on the job before retiring, he wanted to make it special for caleb too making him an honorary u.p.s. driver for the day. >> want to go around and get in the truck and sit in the driver seat. >> caleb climbed into the driver seat. >> let's do it. >> reporter: and sounded the horn. then dave and caleb had one last package to drop off. >> this is from your honorary u.p.s. driver of the day. >> reporter: to nicole, caleb's >> do i get a hug? >> a hug. >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: a fin

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caleb drizzle was going and as first individualfinal. —— caleb individual final. —— caleb drizzle. individualfinalrelays. he hasn't won a gold and an individual rest before. this was the men's 100 and an individual rest before. this was the men's100 metres freestyle final, two lengths of the pool. theyjust go as fast as they can. he got a brilliant start, first to the turn, and then just hung start, first to the turn, and thenjust hung on. he almost got kept to the wall by the 2016 champion, kyle chalmers of australia, who finished second. great result for him. also, in the past few minutes we have had a world record in the pool, because china's women have won the 4x200m freestyle relay. they laid out with their star swimmer of the games, ariarne titmus, australia did, they have already won two medals. the usa finished second. there has been action and the rowing. we had ourfirst gold medal and rowing for ireland, where the paul o'donovan and mccarthy. that was the lightweight men's double skulls. paul won silver in rio five years ago along with his brother, but they upgraded that to gold today. a

wolf and full more on the story. caleb, what more do we know so far about this request from a through the us military? while the united states is drawing down and removing its military presence from afghanistan, but it appears it will now have a new opportunity to flex its muscles. much closer to home in the western hemisphere. now haiti is in a state of unrest 2 days after the president was assassinated. and we now understand that local officials are calling for the united states to send its forces into the country to contain the unrest. and to protect the infrastructure of the country, the ports, as well as the airports and the natural gas and, and petroleum reserves. so at this point, it's not clear. if the united states will actually send troops in, there will be law enforcement officials dispatched to the country to help get to the bottom of who assassinated the president. this is what we heard from gen saki, the white house spokesperson. the united states remains engaged and enclosed consultations with our haitian and international partners to support the haitian people in the a

opens across a caleb hope ticket in this time. yeah, i was saying that if you had it and it's a surprise and they should we be surprised to hear this. sure. well tom birch, who is the head of customer's security and trust, the vice president for that at microsoft has been testifying about the u. s. department of justice and their policy of accessing the data of journalists, politicians, and ordinary citizens. now, according to bert, microsoft receives roughly 25023500 such secrecy orders every year. that amounts to roughly $7.00 to $10.00 requests from the department of justice every day. take a listen. most shocking is just how routine secrecy orders have become when law enforcement targets and americans e mail text messages or other sensitive data stored in the cloud. now apparently the trump era justice department was accessing the phone records of journalists as they investigated links from the administration and where they were coming from. this was all an effort to find out who could have been leaking classified information

. —— caleb dressel. for the final. -- caleb dressel.— for the final. -- caleb dressel. ., ., dressel.tish success, _ dressel. you mentioned the british success, there - dressel. you mentioned the british success, there has . dressel. you mentioned the i british success, there has been plenty of aussie success as well? ~ , ,., , plenty of aussie success as well? ~ ,,., , ., plenty of aussie success as well? ~ , , ., ., plenty of aussie success as well? ~ , ., ., well? absolutely, a great day for them. _ well? absolutely, a great day for them, ariarne _ well? absolutely, a great day for them, ariarne titmus - well? absolutely, a great day for them, ariarne titmus in i well? absolutely, a great day i for them, ariarne titmus in the pool for them, ariarne titmus in the pool, but they've done so well in the rowing. remember, these results were rescheduled because of the tropical storm and typhoon that was approaching forjapan, so we had ourfirst medals approaching forjapan, so we had our first medals awarded approaching forjapan, so we had ourfirst medals awarded in the rowing today, and f

let's get more of this study now. caleb mop and joining us live on the program. caleb so i could email is apparently more interested in diversity than history these days. well that's the numbers we're getting from the heritage foundation, which is a conservative think tank in the united states. their new report sites, the large prevalence of what are referred to as di, i or diversity equality and inclusion staff. and many universities have have more of them than they have history professors. there's roughly $45.00 such staff at universities in the united states. that's 4 times there's more than disability services staff, only 2 thirds. as many history professors are hired in many instances as their r d. i staff, for example, georgia tech has 43 d i. teachers, compared to only 13 history teachers. you have louisville university of louisville, kentucky and they've got 50 d, i, professors, and only 17 historians now. you add into this that around the country. there are many students who are saying they are dissatisfied with the political climate on the campus. 72 percent of students at th

he swam into realize there with michael caleb dressel certainly in a hardware, but he wants to add more to that. katie ledecky will be in the pool today here in tokyo in the 800 meter freestyle she already has a gold medal in the 1500 which was being contested for the first time here at the olympics by women. she also has 2 silver medal. so that was those are the big ones in the pool track and field. we've got medal events in the men's discus in the 4 by 400 mixed relay. and the women's 100 foot the semifinals and the final will take place here in tokyo tonight. just in. >> let's also talk about some gymnastics and what simone biles my do with competing. she said she had a case with case of the twisties. can you explain what that is. twist. my words. >> yeah, i'm not going to twist your words there. pun intended i'm not exactly sure when i first heard that, what that was. but it is to sum it up. it's basically when the mind and the body are not in sync. so she's dealing with a lot right now. mental health obviously has been the big storyline the last few days. the fact that she did not

caleb trains like a football player.ace all that explosive training he did in his garage through the pandemic were on full display, but he also said that caleb's parents are the biggest factor. cheering from florida with his high school sweetheart turned wife megan, they and caleb were overcome with emotion after this win, even broke down in tears afterwards talking about how long and difficult this past year has been. and two-time defending world champion pole vaulter sam kendricks olympics are over after testing positive for covid just two days before his event was set to start. the u.s. army reserve first lieutenant won a bronze at the rio games. he's been transferred to a hotel and placed in isolation, according to the u.s. opc. >>> the women's gymnastics all around competition will go on tonight without the greatest ever. simone biles withdrew herself from the competition for mental health conditions. the outpouring of support made me realize i'm more than my accomplishments in gymnastics. which i never truly believ

caleb dresseror six gold medals. he won gold in the 400 meter freestyle relay. >> katie ledecky won a silver for the u.s. it was a narrow loss to her australian rival. >>> of course one of the reasons we watch all of that action is to create incredible moments. thrill of victory and agony of defeat. >> garvin, another exciting day. >> jessica, janelle, you know, trying to keep up with everything that's happening in tokyo is, as they say, like trying to drink from a fire hose. i wanted to make sure you didn't miss special and fun moments from the games. you guys talked about caleb dressel winning gold. others completed in the preliminaries. that's why after winning dressel walked over from the podium and you see it right here, he literally tossed his gold medal to teammate brooks curry as a way of saying thank you. curry was already going to get his own medal but still a nice gesture nonetheless. >> the viral video of the olympics has to be this one. that's the australian swim coach. his swimmer had just beaten katie

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oh, i don't see caleb often. thank you. now, according to reports, the to americans claim they were working as translators for the hit squad. it's also reported the operation have been planned for a month and that his aim was not to kill the president, but to bring him to the national palace. well, let's learn more about this right now. we joined life by daniel shore, professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york. great to see today. thanks for joining us, an aussie international. i know it's early days yet, but who do you think ordered the hit here on the president? i know it's early days, speculation of course, but who perhaps was calling the shots? good afternoon, rory caleb said some key countries there. when we talk about colombia, when we talk about taiwan, who are we talking about taiwan, is a country recognized by a few others in the world, but of course is always head the support of the us and us satellite states. so neo colonies as haiti as long function. so very telling that

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i've been practicing that old i finished with the sort of extraordinary scene of caleb dressel. he obviously won the 3 gold medals previously desperately trying and failing to win a metal for the united states. he was the only male submit to go out in the final leg. every other country chose a female swimmer to finish the rice off for them. and it just shows that in these mixed events, race, management and tactics, all still evolving. there's being 5 mix the events in total today. we also saw the triumph loan. there's been events in shooting judo and later on in truck and field, we'll see the fun of the 4 by 400 meter mix the relief fund on that as well. and it's all part of the seas big push for gender equality. if we think of some of the other sports that's being included in these games, the 1st time we think about things skateboarding sport climbing, one of the big reasons they got the not ahead of some other sports is because of their appeal to both male and female athletes worried about 49 percent in terms of participation for female athletes at these games in the i c by sa

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before we begin, i'd like to wish a happy birthday to a guy in the back of the room, caleb smith. happy birthday. he's a good man. as lawmakers, we are here to serve people. our main mission is to work on issues that will positively impact the constituents we are sent to serve in washington. to do that effectively, we need to engage directly with the american people. to get a sense of their major concerns and what's happening in their day-to-day lives and how we can make it better. over the past week, i set out just to do that. because democrats' reckless spending has led to inflation, i asked the american people to send me their stories about the soaring inflation but how does it personally affect them and their families. the stories i heard are just devastating. there's a few here i'd like to bring up. first, chuck from arkansas. he writes, i'm on a fixed income. i'm retired from the state police and the national guard. my everyday expenses are up. my small amount of money is worth less. for example, i just bought gas for my truck. last year it cost $35 to fill up. this time it

a great result for caleb dressel.ve had a world record in the pool, because china's women have won the four by 200 metres freestyle relay. they were against the australians and the americans in that. australia lead with their star swimmer titmus but they could only finish third and it was the usa who finished second. there has also been plenty of action on the rowing. we have had a first gold medal in rowing for ireland. paula donovan and fenton mccarthy won gold for ireland in the lightweight men's double sculls. paul moral —— poll won silver in rio or with his brother, but they were able to upgrade that to gold today. another pairing of brothers of swords, the cink of h brothers from croatia, they won gold in 2016 in a different class of boat, the double scull mights. here they won gold in the pairs. plenty of talent on offer. when we talk about big names at these olympics, many people, when you ask them who they were looking forward to seeing, it was going to be simone biles in the gymnastics. but we know over the

. >> it has been fun especially watching the caleb and the swim team. good morning. there were major surprises to out there, in the all good for team u.s.a. some experts wonder if it is jitters or if all the covid protocols and no crowds are having an impact. one thing we kept hearing though over and over again, it is early. >> caleb dressel getting things going for the united states in lane 5. >> it was the start of what could be an epic olympic run for phenom caleb dressel. >> the italians are going to be left behind by the united states, who are going to put away another gold medal. >> a gold medal for team u.s.a.'s 400 meter relay leaves dressel's dream of winning seven golds at these olympics intact. a record only beaten by michael pellness. it was a bright light for the americans after a shaky weekend. >> five meters left. going to get the gold for australia and knock off the legend in the biggest staining of the start. >> team u.s.a.'s katie ledecky fell for the first time in her olympic career. men's basketball lost to france in its opening game. that's the f

as for that other usa swimming we've been talking to you about, caleb drexel, he already has one medal and is hoping to reach the finals in in both the 50 and 100 free events he is favored in. >>> jamie yuccas at the games in tokyo. >>> half a world away, a small town in england is being credited with inspiring the modern olympic movement 170 years ago. this will town in england has a big sporting history. it all started with the town's doctor william brooks who worried residents were out of shape. >> he said, we can put on games and get people to get fit so they can compete in these games. >> reporte s in 1850, he created the winlock olympian games. >> you can see there is a program here listing all the events, one, two, three days. >> reporter: back then events were a bit different with athletes racing penny farthing bicycles. >> he started his campaign to revive the modern olympic movement. >> reporter: the winlock games had medals as well as opening ceremonies. >> they had a procession in the town. you couldn't take part in the games if you didn't take part in this procession. >> r

dressel spoke. >> caleb dressel told us he only cares about swimming fast. americans in the school. one thing we learned was unexpected. it was his honesty. >> in lane four. >> reporter: this is what speed in the water looks like. >> explodes. >> reporter: rocketing off the starting block, caleb dressel is one of the fastest swimming human beings on the planet. he's the new face of u.s.a. swimming. but it's hardly new to the sport. that's dressel in 2016. then only 19 along side the most decorated olympian in history, michael phelps. they won rio gold together in one of phelps' final moments on the stage. this is it the first time michael phelps won't be in the olympics in 20 years. does that put pressure on you? >> he's the goat. big swimmer since michael phelps. does that scare you? >> michael was the best swimmer. 400 fly, 200 fly, you throw me in with all that and i'm going to struggle to win the race. i understand the comparisons, but i'm not coming to this meet to count medals, i'm coming to this meet to swim for my country. >> reporter: dressel's body

another assumption about native americans, native americans flocked caleb gutierrez's army and w thatn't happen priscilla's based on a lot of pretty bad o assumptions. and the final piece of your question when you said that howe understood that he meant to go up the hudson i think that was true but remember his plan had also been approved by the king and germane. i got that in the appendix that you mentioned, very explicit orders thing yes the king and i have approved your plan to go to philadelphia and washington and then after that they said one to do that then you need to go back to burgoyne. if howe is the commander-in-chief and he is reading it as a commander-in-chiefnd would, okay the boss approved my plan. the secondary part of that is burgoyne who knows when i'll be done. so he reads that isn't a commander-in-chief would. let's go to philadelphia. >> i want to hold that thought and a miss assumptions of the campaign we welcome back to it we wrap up and introduce her audience questions to move onto the battle itself. the very name of the battle of saratoga really is a misnomer.

it was a busy day in the pool for caleb dressel.ay for which he trained so hard in that weight room. three events in 80 minutes including one of his signature events. 100 meter butterfly. dressel exploded off the blocks for the lead and never looked back. the 24-year-old from florida breaking his own record en route to picking up his third gold medal. he was nervous before the race. he needed to tell his brain to shut up. he holds eight of the top ten times in the world, in the event. mom in the middle can barely watch. then she falls out onto the couch with caleb's wife. two more chances to see dressel pick up more medals when swimming wraps up. >> katie ledecky gets red redemption. she failed to win individual golds for the first time in her career. the 24-year-old beat her rival in the 800 meter free to prove she is still the most dominant female swimmer ever. her sixth individual olympic swimming gold. more than any woman in history joining michael phelps as only the second american to win three straight olympics in the same eve

we have a new plea offer for the oath keeper caleb barry, pleading guilty to conspiracy, making him thed guilty, the third to conspiracy specifically. all four oath keep verse agreed to help prosecutors with the investigation. that's a big early win for the u.s. justice department. that's a very hay-level case. also new to the justice department, a series of new body camera videos from the capitol grounds, they tow the veracity of that hand-to-hand combat. new perspectives we haven't seen yet from january 6th. these videos were evidence in the case of a pan robert morris who was trying to get released from jail pending trial. the judge ordered him held, citing some of these videos. he was accused ought not being a part of the combat against police but of helping coordinate the movement of stolen riot shields and the movement of the mob towards the front lines. >> scott, thank you. coming up, we'll take you to one community that is becoming the epicenter of a national debate over the 2020 election results. why republicans are calling at this time smoking gun of election fraud. >>> (vo) c

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caleb parker. caleb recently graduated from mission high school.eb won the superintendent's award for "ready to be my best." let's learn more about him in this video. (♪♪) >> i'm caleb parker and i go to mission high school and i'm ready to be my best. i know that i can do it and everybody else knows that i can do it but my motivation comes from somebody telling me that i can't do it, so then i push myself to prove them wrong. when i do things, i do things to shine out, i want to be noticed, i want to be seen. >> caleb parker never lost sight of the possibility of attending a four-year college. while in high school he enrolled in san francisco's state's "step to college program," attending classes on weekends. >> hi, my name is tishello heron lane, with san francisco state university and the associate director for 100% college prep. he feeds the homeless people, he does so much and it's like, caleb attends all of our virtual programs and our after-school stuff. and the zoom check-ins. his attendance is immaculate. >> supervisor ronen: he will major

he swam into realize there with michael caleb dressel certainly in a hardware, but he wants to add morehat. katie ledecky will be in the pool today here in tokyo in the 800 meter freestyle she already has a gold medal in the 1500 which was being contested for the first time here at the olympics by women. she also has 2 silver medal. so those those are the big ones in the pool track and field. we've got medal events in the men's discus in the 4 by 400 mixed relay. and the women's 100 foot the semifinals and the final will take place here in tokyo tonight. just in. >> let's also talk about some gymnastics and what simone biles my do with competing. she said she had a case that with case of the twisties. can you explain what that is. twist. my words. >> yeah, i'm not going to twist your words there. pun intended i'm not exactly sure when i first heard that, what that was. but it has to sum it up. it's basically when the mind and the body are not in sync. so she's dealing with a lot right now. mental health obviously has been the big storyline the last few days. the fact that she did not co

it capped off an amazing day for team usa that started with caleb dressel winning a gold medal.nter telling me he could feel the pain in the race but he did not want to give up and we're glad he didn't. he ended up winning a gold medal. also in swimming as well, the women's relay team in the 200 meter freestyle, another amazing race. katie la decky swimming the anchor position, coming back to get silver for the team. so happy. at one point in that race they were about a swimmer's length behind both china and other countries including australia. katie la decky able to pull through. she was saying before the race, she was telling the teammates, i got your back. they said, i got your back. upsetting news, sam kendricks from track & field. he tested positive for covid-19. this is a big hit to track & field. he has to isolate and miss the rest of the games. that's the latest from tokyo. >> thanks to tom for that update. a good day for team usa. that does it for us this hour. ayman mohyeldin picks up the next coverage of msnbc reports. e next coverage of msnbc reports ♪ ♪ when technol

caleb dressel leading the americans to gold in the relay in swimming first thing this morning. 20-year-old will shaner picking up a gold in the men's air rifle. his score setting a new olympic record. history made. leigh kiefer winning a medal in individual foil, getting gold. first american woman. and 18-year-oldance tasha, the first american woman going gold in tae kwon do. meanwhile, back in the pool, katie ledecky scoring a silver medal in the 400-meter freestyle. as the u.s. medal count climbs, a change in protocol to the podium. after full completion of the national anthem, the athletes are invited to take off their masks for a photo op, for a maximum of 30 seconds. the olympic committee hoping to capture the athletes', quote, faces and emotions during a unique moment of their sporting career, and celebrating the achievement of all of the medalists together. while there's next to no spectators allowed in tokyo, first lady dr. jill biden attending several events. proving to be the good luck charm for team usa. >> three-on-three basketball, did any it's pretty incredible. w

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swimmer caleb dressel is vying for six gold medals in tokyo and already getting comfortable at the top of the podium. part of the first finishing team in the 4x100 free relay. >> i feel s a little shaky so i'm glad somewhat decent one under my belt. >> katie ledecky earned silver in the 400 free in a narrow loss to aussie arianne timus. arianne had a great race. >> reporter: four more races on the schedule including her 1500 meter free, a new addition this year. the women's gymnastics team stumbled in qualifying. still has a shot at the third straight gold in the final tuesday. in 3x3 basketball making its olympic beat china in a buzzer beater. sixth win of the tournament to advance. >> what's up next? i'm proud of my team. >> reporter: u.s. so ball on a winning streak. >> back it goes! and gone! >> finishing pool play 5-0 and earning the home team advantage against japan in the home game. >> no matter what's thrown at us, we're going to be able to withstand it. >> reporter: tuesday's match-up thrown a curveball with a tropical storm in japan. >> tonight in primetime on nbc from tokyo,

caleb dressel won the 100 meter today, but what we saw was the gold medal performance and emotion from his wife and family. >> oh, my! i love you so much, i'm so proud of you. >> thank you, guys. >> incredible. that is his wife, meghan, incredible, his wife who is his childhood sweet heart and they got married earlier this year. and the ceremony, hearing the anthem. the tears were flowing. hearing the national anthem, something we can all share. inalienable for meterer free s. we saw katie ledecky, anchoring the 200 meter relay and what a finish it was. it came down to the final end. the americans beat the heavily favored australians. usa wins silver, congratulations though to the chinese teams. chinese teams winning gold and yes, exciting to watch. >>> a lot of talk about simone biles now. still a lot of talk. getting an overwhelming amount of support from around the the world to focus on her mental health. she is not competing in the individual all around finals. here is an update, she practiced today in tokyo. which indicates that she will be keeping in the core events, that she qua

but it seems to be a problem that biden's apparently incapable of recognizing. caleb martin r t new york one american who certainly isn't having to tighten his belt right now is amazon funder. jeff pays off the 1000000000 ers being rocketing off, even foster month inflation rate to reach space. but the thanks he gave to his employees and customers for funding his dream. lead to claims of exploitation for more head to our website, r t dot 12 people helping killed and more than 10000 evacuated to safety after devastating floods had china's hand on province. thus, the center of the country on choose they, the region has been del, used with its heaviest rains. in decades, dozens of cities have seen massive disruption to transport services. numerous trains services are cross hand on a major hub in central china of been suspended. the severe flooding also cause the huge exclusion, an elementary implant after a nearby river burst its banks, the waters reacted with chemicals. the site well from flooding in china to draw it and blazes in russia where more than one and a half 1000000 hectares of f

thanks, caleb. and he's kind of morphing coming. live with their from new york. he was president, has pointed finger squarely washington. meanwhile, over protests that have gripped his country as ins, flooded the streets of the caribbean nation on sunday, over an economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. government movement has been called the biggest in 30 years. the for the protest, the cap, sophia, to keep the economy, his plunged 11 percent made worse by american sanctions, the streets and i've come but with a heavy police presence and havana wants to know just how much the u. s. and social media has manipulated deal position correspondence for assist the channel in spanish reports now from the capital real and has returned to normal life. for example, here in front of the national capital, which is one of the main places for anti government protest together on sunday we see absolute come now. the same is in other places across the city and across the country as well. but there's a huge police presence. monday was where president miguel dia canal and the g

don history professors, art is caleb wolf and report. we have a new study conducted by the heritage foundation, a conservative think tank that talks about the prevalence of diversity, equality and inclusion staff or d, e staff on american universities and basically shows that there are more d i staff than there are history professors at this point most universities have roughly 45 d staffers. that's 4 times as many then disabilities staffers who deal. and it went to the commenting, the needs of students who might have disabilities. and that's only 2 thirds as many history professors on, on the faculty and the university of louisville. kentucky got 50 d staffers and only 17 history folks. this is what the heritage foundation said about their finding. this research suggests that large diversity, equity inclusion bureaucracies appeared to make little positive contribution to campus climate. rather than being an effective tool for welcoming students from different backgrounds. diversity equity inclusion personnel may be better understood at

and in line with the main stream narrative is caleb wolf. and was following what was ultimately very emotional hearing as congress here is testimony about the events of january 6. the, it seems, we've been hearing both police officers and politicians crying their eyes out. now, during their testimony, members of the capital, police testified about the dangers that they face as the crowd penetrated the capital. on january 6th, i was assaulted and nearly killed. i lost my life, there was a very good chance i would be torn apart. this is how i'm going to die. defending the sanctions. i said as well as i could manage. i've got kids. the testimony focused on trumps supporter and their actions, which made the police officers very afraid of some of the racial slurs that were used. at one point, the police officers who were testifying were asked to, to be essentially asked by the committee, tell us about your heroism. and they described facing off with the crowd. they described how the crowd had baseball bat, pepper spray and flagpole. now it's wort

but it seems to be a problem that biden's apparently incapable of recognizing. caleb mob been r t new york and it's those belt tightening americans who've been funding this space streams of the richest man on earth, amazon funder, jeff phases, house thank employees and customers for helping him blast off and his very own rocket. but his one words received a chilly reception with planes of exploitation growing r t dot com for more than one and a half 1000000 hectares of forest has been consumed by ranging wildfires in the northeast, yet could hear region of russia. some 50 towns on villages have been blanketed with choking smoke, emergency services, volunteers, and locals are all bottling to bring the flames under control. around 2000 people and 300 vehicles have been deployed. our senior correspondent morocco. steve has been looking at the skill of the tragedy. wildfires in just one russian region have consumed an area that is larger than jamaica or more for that group. and full cost aren't good. it's hot, it's dry and it's burning. ah, the, the to put it far out, you have to, you hav

. >> reporter: you could call eight-year-old mackenzie, six- year-old mitt and three-year-old caleb puzzleave a strategy for puzzles? >> yes, normally we start with the head of people. >> reporter: and while people are featured in puzzles, they don't always reflect the children putting the pieces together, and that's what inspired parents matt and marnel goins. >> i think about my childhood, i remember drawing girls with i saw. >> reporter: these howard university grads wanted their kids to see themselves. >> there is quite a bit of diversity in what might be considered african american and look for images that really affirm my particular child hair and skin tone and eye color. i thought that was potentially powerful. >> reporter: now that potential starts from a couple offing sizes, to doctors, astronauts, and scientists. >> to affirm kids feeling confident how they show up in the world. >> reporter: turns out agreed, boxes took over thing washington, d.c., home. matthew says he started puzzle huddle to inspire children. now his are inspiring him. >> they are very vocal about challenging

entry, wrapped up well more than 860000 signatures a testing the pulse of the nation in new york is caleb martin? we need him here, but i'm saying it's a lot of things happen in the world. you don't need to be flying to the space. that seems a little bit extreme. but maybe it will probably never really happen. those 3 people alone can take care of the whole world's problems right now with the pandemic. but they're going to space at the end of the day. we supposed be focusing on our population. not up there down here jeff days. those is not the only 1000000000 air to have gotten space fever. he actually lost the space race to another. alter richman, richard branson. and ilan mosque is set to be 3rd on the podium. they all claim that it's for the common good way here to make space more accessible to all welcome to the dawn of a new space. age of recent studies showed that a minimum wage worker cannot afford a one bedroom apartment. in 93 percent of the counties in the united states, this is not a situation where people can afford to just get off to the stars for a holiday weekend. now there

the report with our correspondent ortiz, caleb mach, now, according to axis. els tucker carlson, was communicating with 2 intermediaries trying to set up an interview with russian president vladimir putin. shortly before he accused the national security agency, the n s. a of the united states of spying on him. now tucker carlson has confirmed his report on wednesday. he spoke up confirming it and went further saying that the n s a had actually leaked emails in the hopes of discrediting him. here's what the fox news host had to say. why would they do that? well, the point of course was to paint me as a disloyal american. a russian operative been called that before a student of the kremlin a traitor doing the bidding of a foreign adversary. now it gets even more interesting because we had a situation where the n s a actually responded to tucker, carlson. tucker carlson has never been an intelligence target of the agency. and the na say has never had any plans to try to take his program off the air. we target foreign powers to generate insights on foreign activities that could harm the