that is what cit is doing. evidence, doctoring evidence, tampering with evidence, deleting evidence -- they are making sure that agents themselves look like they are firing their weapons properly, that everything they do is on the up and up and there is nothing to see here. in any case we are talking about , there was an unarmed boy who was shot in the back. there were two surveillance video cameras that are anchored on the top of the border fence, pointed where the incident occurred. that video is missing. we don't know what happened to it because cit prepared the investigation. the border patrol prepare that investigation. if we are talking about making sure they defend themselves against civil liability, will of course they're going to delete the video. amy: john carlos frey, thank you for being with us, award-winning investigative journalist who has reported extensively on immigration and author of the book "sand and blood: america's stealth war on the mexico border." coming up, what does the late great nob

people we have talked to have described cit teams as clean-up crews.accurate description? >> i would call them washing machines, whatever you put in comes out clean. >> reporter: according to documents obtained by cbs news, cit team were formed to protect the integrity of border patrol and its personnel. a spokesperson for u.s. customs and border protection told cbs news there has been significant reform to cit teams, since the hernandez case in 2010, with strong accountability measures in place. in june, when mexican national marisol garcia was shot in the head by a border patrol agent in nogales, arizona, police, despite having jurisdiction, reported staying back to form a perimeter. garcia said she wasn't interviewed by the local police or the f.b.i. >> one would think that an agency which desires to be transparent, responsible, and fair, would want to have someone interview the victim of a shooting. >> reporter: since the 2010 death of anastasio hernandez rojas, more than 150 people have had fatal encounters with border patrol. no agent has been he

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the spanish capital madrid is celebrating, being on it by the united nations unesco. declare the cit, city 16th century, l retiree park, a world heritage site i did as you had last. news continues here after the campaign against the client. ah, georgia you want to talk to me right? during a commentary about climate change? well this is simple science look up, the higher c o 2 levels are leading to a greening of the earth. and so i don't, you know, do you think that's a bad thing? so so most you to and douglas fears a good thing. oh yes, i think so. absolutely. i imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who've tried to convince you of just that a group who wants you to doubt climate change? this is the story about how these men were promoted by the world's largest oil companies. the story of a campaign that has impacted our world forever. oh, this is a scientist from nasa who's come to the american senate with a message to the world which you here in a moment while you hear it, try to guess what year it's from dr. hanson, if you started off, w

who thought you will pay for leslie at all be see is that each school year but he's like the end of cit, banyon for my guy was in that the when you come dorm, still blurt like my bullshit mcgee was not born in this same problem. some people might be blinded by the beauty of some battles, but not enough to actually order that the architect to lose their site. that very popular legend appeared thanks to one particular author. mm. yeah, i spoke with a little agenda. i was going, can we in his name, doesn't door bull mice to them there a door you get if that just give distortion of cut that over. but that has dial it in for a while, so i don't store it's him instead of will be that. yes, we just work on us so, but i see it all it if, if they are the newest yet, what is the name? the me, the day he had that in the used to go to prison in your thoughts share without garcia her, the patient by the on, with her pieces that i'm going to be a new version of the plan here. think of the thought they go to both of the new deal, but i see is value. this is worth something you get not give us the medi

fully vaccinations. citizens and residents have been stranded overseas to return home and australian cit, travel abroad again. sarah clark has more from the gold coast under the the national plan announced by australia payments to scott morrison. the requirements of the states must reach the 80 percent vaccine targets under the plan, so that the 2 requirement staff, a quarantine of those to be a strain, citizens and permanent residence. those have been fleet back nice with a vaccine recognized by the australian government that could do a 7 day home quarantine. those you haven't been vaccinated or have been vaccinate vaccine. that's not recognized by the australian government. they will still have to do a 14 day hotel warranty. fire has broken out in a hospital intensive care unit for coven 19 patients in the romanian port. city of constantia a reports at least 9 people who died by fighting teams from near by counties were brought in to help put out the fire. us politicians have agreed to found government operations 3 to december, avoiding a shut down. they're still battles of a president

and it's your week forum hill supplies to supply more gas if you are pro quest cit. the presence tries being portions of they now completed no stream to pipeline under the baltic sea, which has still awaiting the final green light from german regulators. teresa seattle. but as far as north stream to is concerned, what opponents of the project have claimed that this is not a commercially viable product and rushes pursuing geopolitical motivations. well, you know, this is yet another piece of nonsense. just please pay closer attention to what i'm saying. this route is 2000 kilometers, shorter and quicker to our main consumers in europe than via ukraine. these 2000 kilometers more efficient, it's cheaper because transit is cheaper. and it's also cheaper for customers because the transit fee has to be included in the end price in particular for european customers. we are doing this despite our political differences. this year we have increased supply by 10 percent and that we would very much like them to be grateful. instead of only criticizing us more. no. so under elli

the problems continue to mount for crisis cit, lebanon. the countries now suffered a total power outage after the 2 biggest power stations ran out of feel. local journalist, linda tom, im, talk to through the latest developments. nothing is improving. the economic situation is still spiraling downwards. at the power situation in lebanon, the fuel crisis keeps getting worse. and now it's true that cues in front of gas stations have significantly decreased, but now with a shortage of fuel that we are facing nowadays, this is quite, i mean, it could, it could resume. i mean, those cues in front of gas stations could definitely resume at any moment. this is what every single citizen in this country is fearing. but even worse than this, power outages are looming in the rise. and we're talking about a complete blackouts in the country. we know that some villages in lebanon have completely plunged into total darkness with no electricity at all, not even one hour. some of them don't even have access to generators. now it's important to note that w

of cit. laura moore, it the hilda most oliver say they have voted contents 213, not. contents 60. on tuesday evening, the upper chamber of the british parliament, the house of lords voted to return the amendment to m. p. 's and the communist center. the government has also indicated equal strength of the environment bill with its own amendments targeting sewage leaks. it means the issue will keep on causing a stink in british politics for a while to come, will reach alan's how to 0 london ah. on al jazeera, at half past the hour, these are the headlines. the african union says it is suspended sedans, activities until a civilian that government is restored. we're also workers from sedans, estate owned oil company of joinder, growing civil disobedience movement against monday's cou. a coalition of unions has been calling for strike since the military seized power had been opened, if more from cotton. they're not the only people protesting the state. oh workers, our parts are just a group of people in the on top of a long list of people, the railway union, the real workers union anno

they're asking the cit employee tested biweekly. >>> to test or not to test is the question this eveningsan francisco's infamous millennium tower. the city is making the engineers in charge of fixing the leaning tower to bring in an outside expert. nbc bay area's jaxon van derbeken has the exclusive information. >> reporter: we now know everything crews have been doing to stop the millennium tower from sinking further has only made it worse. when work started earlier this year, the high rise was already leaning 17 inches towards fremont street. construction crews drilled 33 holes for support piles, but shut down the project in august because the fix had already caused the tower to tilt another 5 plus inches, leaving it leaning 22.5 inches to the west. then last month crews bored more holes to run new tests and the building sank ever so slightly again, adding another quarter inch of lean. the engineer in charge of the pd sinking a new test pile to bed rock but three-quarters of an inch leaving the millennium tower tilting up to 23.5 inches. he told the city 29 inches is the outer limit fo

is an award that is being used as a political tool by the european union, against those government cit, dislikes or disagrees with. so it may be a european parliament to war, but one german army pays far from harper, the decision maximillian crowd telling us the west supplying in his view, double standards towards political opposition. and that is unacceptable. he says, you all know directed mr. yvonne, the, when he came up to a clear races in russia for having for the, for, for making well 1000000 with putting the money to a company and paying taxes and that would be reach. now we reach now the situation that it becomes ridiculous and especially because we have a neighboring country, which is the ukraine. and there is a follow up with the arrest and be a government and putting a real elected opposition lead into arrest. on the other hand, we have a at least about food figure. so we thank you. and then we say ok, just take a look at a human life of human human rights. while on the other hand, to even recognize that we have a problem when it comes to refunding and double span of hyphen

so for women and human rights, they violated that from cit, not to squeeze their i thought for minorities they wanted. they promised not to organize and look to come back to be forced to go over some of people with a let's see if we can bring in vladimir then from an international perspective. what is the consensus of our foreign pow starting to see that afghanistan is becoming a center for our groups to launch attacks against neighboring countries or others beyond the region? well actually a just a full all thank you very much for having me on this program and good evening. i would look to say that, well i, i don't to one, i don't want to say that and i'm going to say that there will be no hot conflict, actually the cost for ok. i agree with my son, jackie calling from paris. that a is a very tough for government and regime of thought about this while watching all its promises. but actually i think that taliban regime doesn't want to have for russia angry. and because a storm is a member of the c. c o, they call it the security to, to check it is ation. and it for a sort of aggression on

is an award that is being used as a political tool by the european union, against those governments cit, dislikes or disagrees with. it's a european parliament award, but one german emp is far from happy at the decision. maximilian crosses the west supplies double standards towards political opposition and that is unacceptable. you all know the records of mission of, on the when he came up in the early 2000 as a clear racist. and he was sentenced in russia for having thoughtful for making 1000000 more with putting the money out to a company in cyprus before not paying taxes. and that is going to be reached. now we reach now with this situation that it becomes ridiculous and especially it becomes a big list. and they were in company a retro but just the ukraine and there is an elected member follow with who's on the arrest. and we pay government and key if we're putting it a real elected opposition leader into a rest. on the other hand, we have a at least doubt whose figure russia, we thank you must do. and then we say, okay, does this figure in must go look at a human rights record and

and of course cit thing underneath are on top of all of these conflicts is a very difficult you, k e u relationship with the u. k. government. now seeking a full renegotiation of the brett's it, vo into it reached and, and, and, and ratified in 2019. so there are very many points of tension. fish is one of them, but there are very, very many, i'm sorry, is this dispute in danger? of spinning out of control and what would be the ramifications if that did happen? so i think there is a problem and the problem is the manual matter on faith is a fairly difficult election next april. not because macro mo, lose. but because the trajectory of the coven pandemic in economic implications also uncertain. one cannot be sure about the risk of new variance crossing the channel and having an impact on restrictions and subsequent economic activity that ultimately presents a risks for mac cronan, i think heading in to the uncertain election cycle. standing up for french interests and especially french fishermen against what is perceived to be a u. k. foot dragging on applications and licenses, i thin

is an award that is being used as a political tool by the european union, against those government cit dislikes or disagrees with. what is a european parliament award, but one german abbey pays far from happy at the decision. maximilian cross as the west applying double standards towards political opposition and that's unacceptable . you all know the record of miss giovanni when he came up in the early 2000 as a clear racist. and he was sentenced in russia for having for the, for, for making 1000000 more with putting the money on a company and 5, chris for not paying taxes. and that is, it won't be reached now we reach now, but the situation that it becomes ridiculous and especially it becomes a big list because graham and they were in country iraq to which is the ukraine. and there is an elected member follow with who's on the arrest and be a government. and here for putting it a real elected opposition leader into arrest. but on the other hand, we have a, at least out truth figure in russia we sent, you must do it. and then we say, ok, does this figure in must go look at the human ri

it's accused the countries, governments have what it called, states on cit, smuggling. the issue dominate to discussions on the final day of the european lee to summit that the chief says of no funding of bumped wire and wolves. natasha reports now from brussels. as frustration with belarus grows in the block. some european leaders did not hold back on the last day of a summit in brussels. they accused president alexander lucas jenko, of running a human trafficking ring and weapon ising migration, by helping people to cross and legally into neighboring countries. to be see the harbor to attack or of belarus regime, which has continued, which is becoming more and more aggressive. receive is of hostile passion efforts. the c a pry own try, soft bar ocean regime to find new connections, new destinations. the u says uminski is flying people mainly from the middle east into bearers, and helping them to cross the border into the block by a poland, lithuania and latvia. what are you in luxembourg prime minister called on leaders to respect people's rights a day after an 8th pe

and australian cit, travel abroad again, sarah clark has more.

you know, a site is in garza and report cit. the agreement will withhold us aid money unless in ra agrees not to help certain groups of refugees. well yeah, a raw the resume, the us monday. thursday surprised us late here in god. deep in the middle grad hate poet, her shovels on the ceiling. muscular the earlier you through this protest to palestinian people affirm their absolute rejection of the agreement between the u. s. and unreal, yeah, this prevents unrra from its mission to provide relief and employment for refugees . the agreement mix unrra a us state department agent total. okay. let me and leather was out of how did you eliminate the joint refugee comedy explained in a statement that the cooperation framework imposes and accepted o condition sprayed the funding to precede cheap among these is that if the length, the continuation of the funding to this so called neutrality of the wigs and policy and beneficiaries, when rob, it's also a rates the wreckage issue of its political dimension, which is based on the right of r

their families again. leah harding al jazeera for year many soldier then 6 hope the gunman aren't. cit, have died in violence, clashes in 5 in yemen. the s believe the conflict in the catawba district of our daily governor. it's caused injuries on both sides. sources say the many on the gain control of a mountain range in several neighborhoods. after a surprise attack on the positions they were forced to retreat from intense shilling and land mind explosion. by the bye, didn't administration's top envoy for of ghana found who negotiated with the taliban has stepped down. as i may had inside to lead the trump administrations, thompson cut off for us troops to leave afghan, his son. he continued his role into biden's presidency. his deputy thomas west will take over the international monetary fund, started discussions with lebanon, which is in dire need of assistance with the economy, with its economy, economic crisis. but the government has been distracted by another crisis. the political in fighting about the investigation into the be able to ford explosion. tensions lead to st battles

encapsulated by a very strong ocean current that wraps itself around the continents annoyed the late cit. climatic lee from the rest of the world, put it into the river. deep freeze. and since 14000000 years ago, essentially we've had a persistent, deep, thick ice kava, kava, and tanika. now, reasonably talk about georgia will time, and the reason it is important to us is because, as i said previously, the last time we had 400 parts per 1000000 of carbon dioxide was 5000000 years ago . if we keep a mixing fossil fuels in the way that we're currently doing it, or the end of this century or $2100.00 level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will be a 1000 passed a 1000000 that we wouldn't have seen by level of carbon dioxide for 55000000000 years. and when that last happened, there was no washing up on it and as you said, and told to have plants and trees living on it. so the consequences will be a sea level globally of about 60 maces, higher than it is today, and very, very well conditions now it might take several centuries so millennia gets about points. but the lesson from the geology

once teeming with fish on our empty, leaving many without jobs, tandy chattering reports now from cit, aquanda. they have been fishing in the coastline in the bay of bengal for centuries, using skills and trade pass down through the generations. but bangladesh has once driving him the fishing community of more than half a 1000000 people is now facing a devastating threat to climate change. quarter m dash now in his forty's has been fishing in the best since he was a teenager. like his ancestors on whether we should. i'm li just isn't enough fish to catch on like the days of our forefathers. because of changes in the environment and climate tv, there are more psych loans now. but your pattern changed frequently, which is why the fish stuck is diminishing, given in the peak sessions. now we don't get enough. the bays natural ecosystem are also under severe threat by environmental pressures. every morning the fisherman lives for the deep sea and they come back by late evening. but they say the catches are not as good as they used to be. they blame partly the weather and the pollution in

no, i saw that. cit from all t for this hour. i'll have your next news and not 30 minutes. ah ah, i ah, i'm african retention. we're going underground not far from this week's arguable london show trial against journalism, coming up in the show 48 hours after another court hearing. in the case of julian, the son, jesse on the verge of being freed from bill mush prison. we ask the un repertoire of torture who continues to allege the world's most famous publisher is being tortured by u. k. authorities and is cop 26 gets underway in glasgow. why did you k p. m morris . johnson's x, goldman sachs chancellor, just slashed taxes on fossil fuels and champagne in a country where one in 4 children live in poverty. all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, let's go straight to the case of the world's most famous publisher. joining me now from switzerland at this pivotal moment is the un router and torture niels meltzer, whose evidence has been used in julian sanchez defense. thank you so much. a neil's for coming back on you have been told by british politicians.

parties and, you know, and even in terms of her of, of armed militia, william captain, you can expect cit wished to be very dangerous. so i'm trying to see, and i know which is only a few hours into this, but what the way out as the people were upset because the civilian side of the, of the government wasn't, wasn't strong enough, wasn't it was being overshadowed by the military side. now the military to the exact opposite and take over. i mean, where does this go from here? is it there? i can't see yet. look, i can, i can easily compare this with this tuition in egypt in, in june 320130. 2013. yes. yeah, i guess so. so that's when the military, they, monday of the movie they wanted to over throw it on the horses or the, they, you know, people say they have orchestra that i don't know whether this is a case of cattle, but in terms of what the appeals of it we have a divided civilian population. we have people who are, you know, the same, the same parties that make up b, a, the civilian component of the government. they are splintered mountain. so once peter is with the, the, the overthrow

k politicians facade at the top, the houses of parliament way, and p cit, that is heavily guarded. armed police man, every entrance, the public cannot freely enter. you go outside of parliament, only the prime minister and some senior cabinet secretaries have their personal security details. as rory was saying, their regular em pays must rely on a standard police response. they can request equipment like cctv opposing alarms, but really it is up to them to organize their own security measures. so let's talk about this a with matthew goodman is a professor at the university of kent and the co author of national populism. the revolt against liberal democracy. thank you for your time. i don't know if you heard our conversation with the correspondent just before then, but he was saying, there is a balance here. yes, we have to protect people, but damn pace have a job to do. and this is an integral part of it. is there somewhere in the middle? well, i think that's absolutely correct. one thing to add to that conversation, and i agree with your correspondence. he made that point dated. i use h

collective bargaining why don't you bring the union and the cit to the table and let see what w coulde work this out thes men and women want to do their job but when you do what lori lightfoot did that's not leadership. >> that's not leadership at all. and i have to tellll you this i all by design it's not by accident. in then she pulls out the race card and said what he's doing i racist. how is it racist? really what's racist is the people who live in vulnerable communities who are impacted by these bad decisions whereby by these reckless mares needs to step down and resign. >> i'm sorry. i have to tell you that's why i'm running for governor. i am not going to sit back and watch this. that's why your viewers could g to [??] and say we want change. it's about leadership leading from the front. >> you need change in that stat the great state of michigan. >> absolutely. i could go on all night. >> we have. >> they give very much. >> think you so much i appreciate you. >> awful things happening in college campuses recentlyf . we could do it all day long every day but this story really s

he was deported in 2016, leaving behind a family in park cit,y utah including -- park city, utah including sons, now 13 and 17. they are both u.s. citizens by birth. after spending five formative years without his father, his elder son derek asked his dad if he could visit them in the u.s. armando promised he would find a way. little is known about armando's trek across the border and through the desert, but he did send some voice messages to derek. in one call, armando told derek that he was out of water, that his cell phone was almost dead, and that he didn't think he could go on. in another message, armando described the clothing he was wearing. >> i am wearing a black sweatshirt and blue pants. amy: armando also described the harsh terrain in the texas desert. >> i don't think i can make it all the way up there, all the way up the peaks, all the way up the hill. amy: these messages were the last time armando's family heard his voice. based on a photo armando sent his family, it appears he was in hudspeth county, southeast of el paso near eagle peak where the u.s. government has a radar

we will get some aarcent cit the main band of river poised to give northern california too much rainn jose where we have some sunshine. 56 in the city. 54 in san jose. 55 in half-moon bay. low 50's in santa cruz, it looks kind of stormy. another day for you until the rain arrives. 52 in napa. finally, we are looking att flash flood watch for much of eastern nevada, around the caldor fire in particular. but really just in general. it seems hard to believe after two years of a draft we are talking about too much rain. we are talking about excessive rain. a strong storm arrives tomorrow. it will still be rainy and windy as we get into monday. this will be a level three overnight tonight into monday. heavy rain, strongest he wins, debris flow possible. we could see one inch of rain per hour if this holds together. it looks like over the past week we have seen a lot of consistency in our forecast models. 7:00 tonight, if you showers to the north. it has been raining heavily since 2:00 in the morning in the north bay. the rain started on the peninsula. the east bay getting into heavy rain.

what we're seeing is actually an interesting development, where economic surprises, so cit i has an index of economic surprises so looking at the difference between the analyst forecast and the economist forecast and what actually comes to bear. those continue to under perform, meaning surprises are happening to the downside. on the flip side, their inflation surprise index is surprising to the upside, which is why, i think, increasingly people are concerned about this stagflation environment. with that being said, because we are in this , there is no alternative, or environment we continue to see money move into stocks. this year, in particular though, we've seen a lot of money move into our highly-cyclical etf's like gush and fas. so these are leveraged bullish exposure on oil & gas, and on broad based financials. of course their performance has been really through the roof, and again, these are tools for tactical traders but it's a sign we're seeing really a rotation in the market, not really money moving on a stock, just moving into different areas that may benefit more from an inflat

really motivati to me to go ahead and run so that wwould finall have a compassionate pathetic ear in the cit wor along with community groups. amy: india walton, this was an amazing victory on your part. you beat the four term democratic incumbent mayor who has launched a write in campaign against you. this reminds me of cori bush who ran for congress, and beat a dynasty that went on for decades. if you could talk about what you think is most different about your candidacy, and also the striking nurses, you are a nurse in buffalo. thousands are out on strike. are you a part of that? india: i oen visit the cket line, i take water d coffee and i support those nurses who are not only fightg for a fair wage and benefits but fighting for their lives and the lives of people in our counity who deserv to be prioritid over the profits of executives in companies who are bringing home millions of dollars and expecting people who do the work, to work longer hours d suffer. we are facing a nursing shortage all over the country. i am very pud of mcy hospital and cwa and all the solidarityrom other mmunity

disney getting a rare wall street downgrade, barclays cut the stock to equal weight, cit ing wayneingney plus streaming service barclays insist only bull changes will reverse that slow down, while disney plus, home of the hits to wanda vision clocked 116 million paying customers in quarter ending in june, netflix reported nearly 200 million. same time period. not helping is the delay of the release of several marvel studios sequals disney today saying black panther, thor and the fifth indiana jones film releases are being pushed out several months. disney down 3 1/3% and by the way speaking of netflix, netflix could best its subscriber numbers when it reports earnings after the bell tomorrow thanks to the powerful ten abilities of its series squid game the stock is running up 1.25% right now, the runaway korean language hit has sucked in record viewership but now bloomberg citing internal company estimates reports netflix thinks the show can create almost $900 million in value for the streaming service. i have not finished it yet, haven't decided if they were evil, don't tell me. red

citi initiating a buy today price target of $415 trading lower by .1% this morning but cit says sharesre positioned to make higher highs and lower lows because of crypto volatility coin still has not reached its highs from its ipo back in april and take a look at shares of robinhood. they are in the green this morning. ahead of its earnings report after the bell that stock is just up over 4% since its ipo. more than 50% off of its highs, different trading in these names certainly over the last month kate rooney joining me on set. thank you very much. >> good to be here. >> as we look ahead to earnings it's all about the viral events which is really what drives the trading in robinhood, that drives its revenue. >> absolutely. first quarter it was gamestop. second quarter was dodge coin. and crypto currency and the mix of transaction based went from equities to crypto. >> essentially crypto. >> and it was more than half of transaction-based revenue. robinhood really was looking like a crypto company in the last quarter they guided in the last earnings report crypto will slow down, tradin

and he's confident that there won't be a need for one given the fact that the number of vaccinated cit workers continues to rise ahead of tomorrow night's deadline earlier today the mayor gave some updated vaccination numbers for city agencies and workers. he says the nypd and ems workers are at 74% complaint sanitation workers are at 67% and the fire department at about 64%. the mandate was announced just last week and that's part of the reason that city workers and their unions are so upset and held that protest earlier today. they say they simply haven't been given enough time to make a decision the head of the uniformed fire officers association says last year they were hailed as heros at the start of the pandemic now he says they are being treated as second class citizens. >> we're not treated like a human being. we're treated like a number on a spreadsheet. everybody has their own personal choices, and the city is not giving us time to give them the information and to discuss that with their family, their spouse, to make those decisions. >> reporter: the mayor says despite the pu

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mondeaux, it's good to see you, and the hearn association of retired persons, aarp, bank bank of america, citociation of realtors and raytheon. and for joining me today to talk about the need to raise the debt limit. we haven't failed to do that since our inception as a country. we need to act. these leaders know the need to act. the united states pays its bills, it's who we are, it's who we've been, it's who we're going to continue to be, god willing. that's what's called the full faith and credit of the united states. let me be clear, raising the debt limit is paying our old debts. there's nothing to do with new spending or what may be coming this year or other years. there's nothing to do with my plans on infrastructure of building back better, both of which are paid for the, but they're not even in the queue right now. it's about paying for what we owe and preventing the catastrophic event from occurring in our economy. i'm glad these leaders are are here to talk about the real world impact it's going to have on people and on our position in the world. today's discussion won't be partisan

the cochair of the new york cit chapter of the nation against intolerance and racism.ou for joining us. why is new york city deciding t do away with the gifted and talented program that so many kids are currently in? >> it is really a sad day that new york city's public school education is being destroyed by new york city's mayor on his wa out the door. the reason that they gave in terms of taking away this opportunity for many really low income immigrant kids is that these schools do not represent the demographics of new york city public schools. they say these schools skew mor asian and more white, and that is the reason being given. >> there has been quite a bit o controversial debate about this leading up to the decision. here he is announcing integrate i will get your thoughts on the other side. >> we are saying we are going t train teachers and prepare schools to actually reach you a a child, and bring out your gifts and abilities that would have been ignored if you were not accepted into one of those very small very exclusives gifted and talented programs previo

we'll never really know but the president is trying to make clear that if companies are cit ing vacciney are just wrong and quoted southwest to say that's not the case here. all of this at a time when a lot of these vaccine mandates are being opposed by state governors in texas, for example, there's a mandate against the mandate. lauren simonetti has been falling all of this. lauren, the gist of the president's remarks, the trend is our friend. that these mandates whatever you make of them, are having the desired effect. what do you make? lauren: it is working. we have seen a number of americans either because they want to or they're being forced to so they can keep their employment decide it's time to roll up their sleeves and get the shot; however, when you get confusion on whether a boost er is needed or not, we've heard many different schools of thought on that, you might have people reluctant saying well what's the point, because how are we following the science when each different agency has something different to say. each scientist has something different to say, so i think a ke