peter: chandra bhushan in new delhi.nt lorenzo makes, one guest we had at the point of the show said the planet can fix itself, but we need to give the planet the tools to do that. did we see a glimpse of that during the height of the pandemic around the world, lorenzo is talking about re- wilding our cities. we saw wildlife coming back to our cities around the world. we saw pollution levels drop, we saw people soundbite on this channel and other channels saying i used to live in a polluted area but it is not polluted now because no one is traveling? chandra: covid showed us what a clean environment looks like. 100 millimeters from daily, we could see the mountains clearly which we could not see generally. people could see wildlife. we had clean air and clean water. all of that was good, but within a month of opening the economy, we saw a tremendous increase. that also tells you how deeply interlinked the environment is to the economic growth story. it is an economy story. that is what it is about. historically we have s

we have chandra bush and ceo of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology or i, forrest in nairobi, cut to civilian c e o of the african wildlife foundation. and joining us from rome is lorenzo sierra monte professor of political economy at the university of pretoria. gentlemen, welcome to old chandra, present in new delhi. coming to 1st, take me through explain to our audience why this is happening faster than it should be happening and still it's happening fast despite all our efforts. id is the one who do understand that better just one number. for land bigger news and the phone numbers and the reason is polity in line to be graded because it is extensively used as expensive be used by people cold water. and now if you want to be your store, you will have to provide their gun. it's unfortunate over the last 30 years, we have not be able to quality and there's for you as you like. and that is the reason why you got why before patients and what condition. and we put a lot more resources, a lot more if you want this thing and that's what i have being. that

this time chandra was joined by two other colleagues.n and baton rouge. we met a father and son, luis and luis jr. who were separated in 2018 and were already receiving therapy by seneca. they didn't want to show their faces. how did you hear about seneca? >> they called us on the phone and said we want to help you. what happened was very hard. but because of the organizations and god, we're able to be together. >> after going through what you guys went through, did it help you? >> it helped me to not think about the bad things, just the good things. >> a long healing process only now just beginning. >> geoff, this was a really fruitful trip for this organization. they made contact with 33 families that they had not yet been able to locate prior to going out on the road. they say that it was so successful they're going to do another trip up and down the east coast later this summer. >> jacob, one of the reasons why this group's work is so critical is because the trump administration, when they compiled information on the kids whom they s

both of you will be with you in a moment after 10, via chandra. first of all, at a ferry terminal. i believe it is near darker. yes, i've been telling my mom, it's about 40 mile. i've got a dhaka. now right here yesterday you saw tens of thousands of people gather the air to go to that hometown. show that there's not as much crowd. partly because all the public transport are shut out from today, you know, it's a partial lockdown, but we saw on the way it coming here. a lot of people are walking, even renting ambulance, whatever they called drugs. you will scroll down to get in here. this is one of the many ready time and i was like cross dock are where they can go to solve them part of their country to go to the northern part, you basically go to the south bend south to cross the credit and flag started. but recall dealt barry and sometime around the middle of april and they've got in turns by maybe there was a limited restrictions on it. now they backed off those the stick that borders in the just yes or the 19 cases of that were $5000.00 infection . so the one that i'm pick him u

for more on morrison, emma chandra joins us.f number gets a deal done and who will be the buyer? >> that is a great question. if we consider the shares are up and even that is not enough to get management to accept a bid, i would say we definitely need to be a share price higher than this. in terms of valuation of those, we look at the bid, that valued the company as well. i think the scarcity premium on these type of assets has gone up. morrison is distinct in it -- it's other peer zone have affairs. -- it's other peers own half of theirs. the market cap is what will drive the need for a bid to go higher, another 10% to 20% from here. alix: this does feel -- guy: this does feel a little like a short squeeze. this of the sector that has been shorted. look at what has happened with the other. tesco trading higher. i'm wondering if this is a wider sector story or whether this is something about morrison. why the other stocks up? could there be bids elsewhere? >> the rest of the section changes unjust of lively -- unjustifiably hig

by now chandra was with two other colleagues. he would headed towards pontchartrain.were already receiving therapy. they invited us in as long as we didn't show their faces. >> how did you learn about seneca? >> they called me on the phone and asked i wanted help. the separation was heart. -- hard. because of god we were able to be together. >> he told me not to think about the bad things, just the good things. >> a long healing process only now just beginning. >> joining me now is jacob. he is the author of the book "separated." jacob, i am so struck by this after you and i were on the air here at msnbc when you were first learning about how these families were being separated and the kids in cages and here you are now continuing to follow the story. what an undertaking. how many families did this group contact and how did they figure out how to make these connections once they do get in touch with those families as you showed us. >> that night it was father's day 2018 when you and i were on the air together starting out at the epicenter of the separation policy. it

emma chandra is here with more.ing back from its first-ever lost to post faster than it -- better-than-expected earnings. it's margins know how to that is in the retail industry. all doing better than analysts had expected. easing -- benefiting from the easing of the pandemic restrictions in a number of countries where it operates over the past month in the past year. the company saying now they have most of their stores reopened. 98% or close to 7000 stores have reopened. you mentioned what we saw with the stock, closing down around 1% to 2%, not what you may have expected. analyst say expectations going into this report had been really high. what we may have seen today is investors had bought the rumors now selling the story. a low bit of profit. the biggest story is intertech on a bit of a tear throughout this year. stocks up more than 20% and moving the european retail sector higher into 2021. the index and retailers as a whole benefiting from that pent-up demand we talked about when it comes to the retail secto

by now chandra had been joined by two other colleagues. >> the jeep.of the city and west across lake pontchartrain and to baton rouge. we made our way to a home of a fair and son luis and luis jr. who were separated and were already receiving therapy through seneca they invited us inside on the condition we wouldn't show their faces. >> how did you learn about seneca >> translator: they call me on the phone. they were saying we want to help you. what happened to us was very hard but because of the organizations and god, we are able to be together >> after going through what you guys went through, did it help you? >> yeah. they told me to don't think about the bad things, just the good things. >> reporter: a long healing process, only now just beginning. that healing process is a very long one and they are just getting started alone on this trip seneca made contact with over 30 families for the first time and a senior dhs official said this week the biden administration intends to extend that seneca contract and continue the services for those families.

in the years following bob cared for his wife chandra. he is survived by his three children bob lived life to the fullest. he will be remembered for his generosity, his incredible sense of humor, his service to those less fortunate and san francisco beautiful. i offer my condolences to all who knew and cherish him. the rest i submit. >> clerk: mr. president? >> president walton: thank you. i am going to just be reporting briefly on three outside boards. one is the bay area air quality management district. i wanted to highlight the fact that we know we have a site pier 94 where we have 120 rvs. the bay area, air quality management district provided each rv with their own air filters. we did that last week. our residents at the site, we're excited about that. we've been putting the pressure on the surrounding businesses to make sure that they have the proper permits and are taking care of the proper control in the area. one of the corporations we had to shut down their operations until they get the appropriate permits. caltrain project has

in the years following bob cared for his wife chandra. he is survived by his three children bob lived life to the fullest. he will be remembered for his generosity, his incredible sense of humor, his service to those less fortunate and san francisco beautiful. i offer my condolences to all who knew and cherish him. the rest i submit. >> clerk: mr. president? >> president walton: thank you. i am going to just be reporting briefly on three outside boards. one is the bay area air quality management district. i wanted to highlight the fact that we know we have a site pier 94 where we have 120 rvs. the bay area, air quality management district provided each rv with their own air filters. we did that last week. our residents at the site, we're excited about that. we've been putting the pressure on the surrounding businesses to make sure that they have the proper permits and are taking care of the proper control in the area. one of the corporations we had to shut down their operations until they get the appropriate permits. caltrain project has

chandra had been joined by two other colleagues. it's good to see the jeep again.ying we want to help you. what happened to us was very hard. because of the organizations and god, we are able to be together. >> reporter: after going through what you guys went through, did it help you? >> yeah. he told me to not think about the bad things, just the good things. >> reporter: a long healing process. only now just beginning. it was amazing to see on this trip alone, seneca made contact with over 30 different families for the first time. senior dhs official told me this week that the biden administration intends to extend seneca's contract and continue services for all of those families. seneca family of agencies or other nonprofits helping separated families, go to nbc news.com. willie? >> it's amazing. this is door to door to door. you're hoping you get one and that's a win. you laid out 121 children still separated only seven children have been reunited. it's an easy thing to do on the campaign trail to attack the trump administration, zero tolerance, the trump admin