cuban authorities, one man died and what they are calling the disturbances exiled rights group. hugh black says that many as many as 150 people were detained. thousands took part in protests against cuba, economic crisis, and pandemic handling. he was president joe biden is attempting to push forward voting rights legislation. that's to counter attempt by several republican controlled states to change election rules which would make loading harder for some people. it's all the former president, donald trump false claims that the 2020 election suffered from voter fraud. the death toll from a collapse hotel in eastern china has risen to 17. the search and rescue mission has ended. after a day and a half. according to local authorities, 23 people were found buried in the rubble. 6 of them alive. building collapses in china, have in the past been linked to poor construction work. right. police and lebanon have fired tear gas and couples with protesters including family, members of the victims of last year and they report explosion. the demonstrators were outside the home of lebanon's. caretake

black shirt, blue jeans and blue hair, mom. >> reporter: detectives say kayden's description matched that of 53-year-old sandra hughes who went missing in june 2020, after going camping alone. kayden was able to identify three out of four pictures of her. detectives went back to the meadow with the gorba family to investigate. and so far, found nothing. but the case remains open. >> she was possibly a ghost looking for some help. i hope that he could have at least helped and maybe helped the family find her. >> reporter: that four-wheeler the family used to drive up to the meadow is now for sale. they say they're too spooked to use it again. mona? victor? >> good thing i'm not sleeping tonight anyway. >> right. that would have been -- i mean, i'm so glad if this leads to, you know -- >> closure. >> answers? >> it would be great. that would be the most awkward ride home. that kid -- >> yeah. >> i might have sold the kid, too. not going to lie. >> we have the chills here. >>> reunited after seven decades. the amazing story that started wiinor w ined rhtere, right >>> and later, the hero grandma that caught a toddler just in the

government has mobilized its special forces, known as the black berries to crack down on these demonstrations earlier president miguel diaz canal hughes. the united states of being responsible for the sunrise and augustine has been monitoring development for some of them right now and to live on on because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. possibly some exclusions does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout the city. so it's one of the learning. this is the biggest political protest and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all my husband just took away from, from where i can see young and i'm a good income child is getting, getting all my bills and mobilize, popping up for this nearby. that pos, if i can meet with you here in the background with other people who say that the government living here in cuba. i know that some of those people with forced to participate because this is the way politics works in cuba. but we're still living here and people, i know that some of the people, right, well, that's the further information. so what we

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black shirt, blue jeans and blue hair, mom. >> reporter: detectives say kaiden's description matched that of 53-year-old sandra hughes who went alone. kaiden was able to identify three out of four pictures of her. detectives went back to the meadow with the gorba family and so far found nothing but the case remains open. >> she was possibly a ghost looking for some help. i hope that he could have at least helped and maybe helped the family find her. >> reporter: that four-wheeler the family used to drive up to the meadow is now for sale. they say they're too spooked to use it again. mona, victor. >> andrea, thank you. and now we both have the chills. >> yeah. >>> coming up, how to beat hackers at their own game. the simple way to protect your phone. >>> also ahead, a real buzz. what happens when you give bees caffeine and why scientists are doing it. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of

hugh glass. come from those three people just not full stories a full story from black moses black harris and a mentioned from pots and a mentioned from james clyman. it wasn't until 17 years later that edmund flagg who was a writer for the louisville literary newsletter produced a kind of a laughable account. there there numerous mistakes that he made in there, but he did say that the men who stayed behind was the young volunteer bridges and a person named fitzgerald. um, and have identified fitzgerald. so and i guess this this is countered by the reason i'm somewhat uncertain one because the story in the louisville literary newsletter from 1839 is really not very reputable. it has among the long river. it has it has so many errors and they're pointed out in the book. but also this man james stevenson, i talked about those of the man in 1886 who was writing a history of bridger and he wrote 20 very knowledgeable people and he asked stevenson. what do you know about hugh glass and jim bridger and stevenson from the office of the smithsonian on a sunday morning wrote back in 1886. yes. bridger told me abo

black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody! we're here with the lovely and talented hugh jackman! friend and yours, ian mckellen, obviously, magneto for many years, him and patrick stewart, you called them your deniro and pacino. what have you learned from them by sharing the screen? >> ian is a theatrical beast, so i was brought up in the theater as well. it was one of my very first films and he says, hugh, dear boy, it's going to feel really uncomfortable. when you're on acting on film feels uncomfortable but it will look right, just go with it. i always remember that because when you begin in film, it's stop-start, it's very weird. you're never acting more than a minute at a time. you have people in your face, camera, lights, it feels weird. patrick, i learned so much from patrick, the greatest tip he gave me about life itself, not so much acting, he said i learned when i was about 16, wish i had learned i was younger, i give myself time at the beginning. if he has a 5:00 call, he wakes up at 4:00, wakes up with a cup of tea, comes back with his favorite book, he says, i just r

baldwin, they got billie holiday, they got langston hughes and all of these great lessons of the harlem renaissance. what i know for sure is blackness nikole and everything she represents that is so important in this moment, i am also an alum nift of unc chapel hill, i got my degree from unc chapel hill and i see the attack on american experiences that is going on in our country. we have to call a thing a thing, and you know i have no problem doing that. >> i know that. >> it is my benevolent responsibility to use this incredible platform that is global, real housewives of new york, global platform to show up in black excellence, call a thing a thing, and make sure that everybody, including other black americans, tiffany, have as best and most appreciated understanding of blackness, as i've been blessed to do. >> so you're making the point that you are not necessarily trying to educate the women on the show, but society at large. >> indeed. listen, it's not my job -- you'll see in this week's episode, we air at 9:00 p.m. tuesday nights on bravo, i have a line where i say i'm not toni morrison in this piece, and i'm saying it jokingl