and garret is absolutely right that europe's legislation wasn't effective.have created dark patterns to get people to consent. basically they have screens that were brighter and boxes that forced people to check. so we need to beef up the technological competency of our regulatory agency. right now they're running circles around congress and around the regulators. >> thanks to both of you for this important conversation. you've got tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins right now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 184 of the biden administration, which is now as you know racing to control this latest rapidly worsening surge of virus in our country. this spike fueled by the delta variant and ripping through communities with large numbers of unvaccinated americans. and so once again today the cdc was forced to sound the alarm, calling this is a pivotal moment in the fight against this pandemic. >> take the delta variant seriously.

but it's likely that the old face of the garret politics will be gone and not see it come back after this election day. staying in eastern europe, nato and ukraine have concluded 2 weeks of military exercises in the black sea. the sea breeze drills involved $5000.00 troops, plus a dozens of ships and aircraft. the more than 30 countries that took part aim to demonstrate the strength of their alliance. to an increasingly assertive russia. d w correspond nick conway has been on board the u. s. s. ross, a destroyer that took part in the maneuvers he report from the ukrainian port of odessa person ships shadowing the u. s. s. ross, its allied vessels just a few kilometer distance here in international waters of the black sea. joint us ukrainian excise is nothing new, but this year is far from normal off the rushes unprecedented troop build up transport as potential conflicts. the russian forces precisely what he said as a training for is very definitely not something the u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously. we're talking about russia, even though much of their time s

but it's likely that the old face of the garret politics will be gone and not fear come back after this election day that cross over now to d. w. corresponded barbie visual who filed that report from sophia. i barbara the previous election in april produced a fragmented parliament that failed to form a viable coalition. will it be different this time? that is not quite sure, michael, and that is the big problem in danger. in the 2nd round of elections because people if then again, failed, would become incredibly frustrated. however, the main opposition parties are talking together and they say that their best chance is to form a minority government and let themselves be supported by the former communist party who is the day called socialist party. when they don't want to form an alliance with mike support their program of cleaning up the country and really changing and renewing the political system. deep opposition has a problem in so far as their political ideas are quite divergent. and so it's not like quite clear what might emerge at the end, but among the guarantees, the desire for

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filled the bag, trying to get into a barrel of old cooking oil, essentially stole the oil in the garret from now on. but he also wants more protection is telling us here. we've got to chase the bears away and see to it that they don't come into our village anymore. that's vital. i years, lots of children and elderly live here in the summer. there could be an incident with them. he was an incident like the one a few weeks before when a bear took a 75 year old woman by surprise, and seriously injured her. biologists operating a refuge for injured and behavior already have normal bears examined the case that convinced the confrontations with such serious consequences. a very rare i've been dealing with running the normally bears run away from people in the restroom. in this case, it attacked the woman because it felt threatened that the woman broker having during the attack and her face was injured, bears are not aggressive or dangerous per say. that was an unfortunate encounter rental for to be prepared tony's association one. so i didn't defy suspect bears and observe their behavior in o

river flows exactly on the other side of the property that its hole in the wood off the side of the garret told the concrete, as well as it's moved its way through here, a force of nature that's left a trail of destruction. while the human cost is still not being calculate because of this natural disaster, when it eventually get thrown, to calculating the financial cost of what's happened to throw it into the hundreds of millions of euro. if not more, what we are seeing at the moment, those towns like this one completely evacuated because the biggest fear of the authorities is that more rain could see those water levels rise again. already recon building swells. they could then be the next ones that end up collapsing, and this is certainly a devastating natural disaster that struck west in germany. it's one that isn't over yet. peter, all of a r, t in west, in germany. know the economic impact of the cobit pandemic has left italy facing its highest poverty levels for 12 years. the numbers are still continuing to grow as well, with masses of people out of work and businesses truly strugglin

miscommunication, a misinformation around the taking of the ne gesture, i think the beginning of the told the garret southgate on the new plays have been very, very clear about why they've taken an e. that it is an anti racism gesture or political gesture. and if anything, it's actually a human rights just you. so anybody who has abused players or booed players for further taking than the as, as an anti races, ingestion need to take a long, hard look at themselves and realizing that their bu and alex racism and that they're building a human rights issue. and it's not just in the u. k, there's been many other incidents of racial abuse on and off the pitch in italy. several black plays have complained of racist abuse from fans, including mario bio tele, who had bananas thrown at him while playing bulgaria is national football team was ordered to play behind closed doors after fans races, behavior during a year or 2020 quantify against england. in 2019 and fif, i charged rush at the host of the last world cup in 2018 with fine races, and after black french players were targeted. let's talk about the so

search and rescue operators and work is to make a new path through that fresh rebel to places like the garret, just below the champlain towers, where they may buy at the very least begin to pull out some people's personal possessions and get them back to the families who lost everything. but at this point, i think finding anyone who survived this collapse after almost 2 weeks, those hopes are really fading. but that hasn't stopped the dedication of those rescue workers here that have been working 247 since it collapse 12 days ago. and the key thing about those parts of the carriage in this building is that pretty strong structure. so there is still a chance. and certainly people here still holding out hope that they may find someone still alive inside the champlain towers. and i thank you very much indeed. been about $180000.00 people have been evacuated in central cuba storm, also news landfill officers bringing winds up to a 100 kilometers an hour and is expected to cause heavy flooding. a storm has already damaged parts of barbados solution. haiti, jamaica, and the dominican republic. the

my car in the garret is totally destroyed. there was water all the way up to here. well some streets in the area are still flooded and roads are still inaccessible to cause and to vehicles. and that is why the only way of listing some houses is by boat. well, the prime minister, belgium has called the floods unprecedented, and a school for dave national morning. on july 20th the victims and avenues afghan forces have launched an offensive to retake a key border crossing with pakistan. baton, a thin bull dark found to the taliban on wednesday. it's a major supply route into pakistan's baluchistan province. and doctors in pakistan have been treating taliban fighters wounded in the latest fighting afghan. please say they're also hiding in civilian homes near the border crossing the county, but has made significant gains in recent weeks. are foreign troops withdraw from the country? senior afghan government officials are in the country capital dough, high in an effort to speed up the stalks with the taliban. italy band has more than double the territory that controls in

she and human al jazeera lucky my chilly, the man who started a business in his garret and went on to become the walls, richest person staffing day, and a ceo of his own line. empire jeff fazel says, disappearing from amazon, but she returns the reports side. just based off will remain influential and amazon all 3 steps down, a c o becoming the company's executive chair report to be focused on which areas amazon will move into next. the expect to see amazon to venture into businesses where they feel like they can disrupt the landscape by being more customer oriented . customer focused. so health care, education, all these things will be areas where we have lots of pain points. the world's richest man based off of estimated to make about $2300.00 per 2nd more in one week . and the median work at amazon makes in a year is one point. 6 trillion dollar company paid no federal income tax in 2018. instead receiving a $129000000.00 tax rebate from the government pays also, and amazon has become a symbol of 21st century inequality. family teacher paid 22 percent amazon and 90 other major corp

if we go through what it was so scary to see the war, to rise my car in the garret, which is totally destroyed. there was water all the way up to here. well some streets in the area are still flooded and roads are still inaccessible to cause and to vehicles. and that is why the only way of accessing some houses is by boat. well, the prime minister, belgium has called the floods unprecedented, and a school for dave national morning on july 20th the victims. ah. now because the cases are rising in all us states and officials say the surge is largely and on vaccinated people. factions are up 70 percent in the last week, and deaths of jumped by 26 percent. sandra, lease county is again, making mosque, wearing mandatory indoors from this weekend. many universities are only letting fully inoculated staff and students return to campus. there is a clear message that is coming through. this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. we are seeing outbreaks of cases in parts of the country to have low back the nation coverage because unvaccinated are at rest. and communities that are fully va

joining us now is nbc news capitol hill correspondent garret hague. thank you for sticking around.t the folks that kevin mccarthy picked. you have jim banks of indiana. rodney davis of illinois, kelly armstrong, troy nails of texas. i think most people know who jim jordan is. the probably the most partisan republican members. tell us about the rest of the folks. >> we're going to get to know jim banks pretty well. he'll be the ranking member of the committee. he's an up and comer trying to be within house leadership. and with someone we heard a lot of mention or really wanted this job when very few republicans wanted to be associated with this committee at all. ronny davis is an interesting pick. he voted for the bipartisan commission that thought this should have gotten investigated. i think you see mccarthy throwing a bone to members of his conference who wanted to go that route with davis' pick. i'm interested in what troy nails brings to the table. he's a former sheriff. he is a freshman member from texas. he was in at the chamber on january 6th. there is photos of him up again

because in garret southgate you, saw him speaking a moment ago there. guy who has harnessed the abilities of the team and made them relatable to the nation as well. it's almost a perfect storm as far as england is concerned. certainly in my lifetime. and yet as i do expect to be emotional a bit later on today. they are a very good team. but glend are a very, very good team in every area of the pitch as well. >> the nation has really taken to this team. so likable, all of the players. so let's look at the tournament as a whole taking place in the context of covid. it's been largely hailed as a success, as much for giving fans, even people who don't regularly watch soccer a reason to cheer again together in person. it's important it seems to be a bit larger than the sport itself. is that fair? >> i think it is. the two teams that i've gotten to contest the final today 18 months ago, their countries were hit hard by covid. they've had loss. they've had chaos. they have had so much upheaval and so much pouring of emotion really. but what we've had since the

she's looking ahead to saturday night in england take on ukraine in the court of final garret southgate, england team, our favorites having beaten germany in the last round. they looking to reach the 1st row semi final since $9906.00 ukraine, awful of confidence. so after scoring a winner in the last minute of extra time again, so in ukraine's president zalinski has told the team that the nation will be cheering on their heroes. poor guy. it's too early to go home. all of ukraine will play with you. all of ukraine will root for you, and if god will, all of you crime will win. and of course england booked a place in the semi finals by bidding germany to nila wembley stadium in london, england fans were criticized for bullying the german national anthem singing inappropriate songs. and you might remember in particular, for mocking a young german girl who was seen crying at the game, she was also abused online. now, a british football fan is raising money for her to try and make up for the abuse. to now report to alex 1st. why he has been following this alex, what do we know about this gir

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. >> clifford garrets said culture is the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves.t are those stories in the united states? how have they been shaped and told, sustained, and valued, and by whom? how do they affect our cultural memory and our future? this afternoon, we have an extraordinary group of three people who will engage in those questions and others. lonnie bunch is the 14th secretary of the smithsonian, the world's largest museum, education, and research complex. he is the founding director of the smithsonian's national musician of african-american museum and culture, which has attracted over 4 million visitors and has become a pilgrimage for so many of us. ken burns is one of the preeminent documentary filmmakers of our time. his work crisscrosses american life, from the brooklyn bridge to baseball to jazz to the civil war to country music. and today's moderator is, as we think of her in our house, and as i told her, the thoughtful and informed soundtrack to our evening every single evening. she's the senior national correspondent and primary substitute an

learn to take the rights of at key times and i think that to some of the criticism that has come garretsurity? i had someone ask last night, can you score two i ask last night, can you score two early? ask last night, can you score two earl ? ., , ask last night, can you score two earl ? . , ., ., . early? that is one of the great football clich s. _ early? that is one of the great football clich s. it _ early? that is one of the great football clich s. it was - early? that is one of the great football clich s. it was a i early? that is one of the great i football clich s. it was a brilliant start because i think england worried about italy scoring first so they got that goal. this is the england that feeds and educate our children, challenges racism, donate to the nhs with a leader who sets an example. she says this is an england we can be proud of. josh said he was feeling disappointed when we lost but never thought we would get to the final anyway. an amazing experience. we don't have long to wait for the next tournament at the squad is young enough and can learn from this and go agai