no, joel joel, we're trying - >> yeah. >> seth: -- oh, man. you've got to -- oh, no! are you doing >> seth: we're trying -- joel, we're trying not to reward him with attention >> what are you talking about? you mean the greatest human on the planet, scollins [ laughter ] >> seth: now joel -- >> i just -- i knew that he wore a tank top and i'm like, "uh, now they're going to see my scollins tattoo that i got at a patriot game." [ laughter ] >> seth: now i will say, you wear a very similar tank top to scollins the arm area is where there's a giant difference >> you mean, like, the hole in the shirt is bigger? >> seth: no -- >> for him >> seth: i mean from, like, the shoulder part of the body to the fingertips >> i'm not sure -- oh, i see >> seth: yeah. >> i see he's hairless. [ laughter ] or he's very hairy he's like a -- >> seth: he -- it's more like, i would say, like, you have giant strong arms and he has, like, noodle arms. >> now how many of your staff are showing up to meetings in like tank tops and half shirts and, like, just mesh tops? >> seth: i would say -- i'

joel, welcome. nice to have you with us give us an example of the kinds of stocks you buy and what the criteria are for inclusion in the low-price portfolio. >> businesses that i understand well have honest, capable management who were taking a long view. i wanted resilient adaptable businesses all of that selling for less than their fair value. >> so give me a sense -- by the way, congratulations on the award. it's really a great recognition of what you've done and done over a long period of time give me an example if i were to say -- if you were to say here is a classic joel tillinghast stock, may have been in your portfolio now or one that treated you well >> i tend to stick with my winners. so i have several. maybe the all-time best is monster energy >> monster beverage? >> yes, monster beverage over 20 years the stock is up over 1,000 fold. our purchase cost is, i think, eight pennies. and it started as a fruit juice company, sort of a juice bar for the stars. and then i met them at a tech conf

prosecutors will make the case as to why joel greenberg deserves a more lenient sentence.lifetime, could be a lifetime conviction. so, joel greenberg, who is behind bars today, has every incentive to continue to cooperate and provide information on matt gaetz. matt gaetz should not be touring the country with marjorie taylor greene. he should be sitting in a law office with somebody who's advising him to shut up and cooperate with federal prosecutors. >> pete, what do we -- can we take anything about the maturity of the investigation or the timeline they're working with, with that sentencing date being put on the calendar? i think some of the reporting suggested that greenberg may have offered corroborating evidence to sort of back up his own claims to protect himself, to achieve that plea deal himself, but what would be happening now inside that investigation? >> sure. so, i think you're looking at the very end stages of the investigation. you've got now a variety of people who all, according to the reporting, have some incentive to provide testimony and information about

joel greenberg admitted to having spent over $7,000 in 150 transaction to pay women for sex from 2016 the women was under 18 for part of the time green bird paid her for sex acts with him and others. joel greenberg has pleaded guilty to a total of six charges, including child sex trafficking and wire fraud. prosecutors agreed to drop more than a dozen other charges in exchange for greenberg's full cooperation and the sex crimes investigation. joel greenberg is sentenced to be on august. 19th joining us now is andrew weissmann who, service as fbi general counsel. he's an msnbc legal analyst. andrew, i imagine for a federal prosecutor like yourself, watching this development today, there's a lot to interpret there? >> absolutely. as we talked about earlier, the fact that greenberg is cooperating is itself quite significant. because you don't cooperate with somebody that criminal record, unless you have in your sights, somebody for people, more than one, who are as culpable are more so than him. so, that is step number one. the story today from political about an obstruction investigatio

joel: what did you miss? >> it is all about the meme stocks frenzy and they don't die, they just multiply. amc is now the king of the block. almost doubling on the day. now up almost 2900% year to date. a money-losing movie theater chain starting to welcome back customers and now has a market cap of more than $31 billion. joe, there will be a lot of talk about fundamentals and whether the stock price is justified. at the end of the day, there is a large cadre of investors that have shown they can move the markets at their whim. joel: before we get to all of that meme mania, a bit of news from another entity that sometimes moves the market, the federal reserve saying it will line down some of those pandemic-era entities. it will be gradual and orderly, this wind down process. i want to bring in bloomberg's economic and policy correspondent, mike mckee. pity extraordinary vehicles that were an established a bit over a year ago top backstopped the credit markets. at this point, is this the kind of wind down, thi

he was a groomsman in joel greenberg's wedding. and as such, because of those qualifications, became a high level executive within the tax collector's office. didn't show up that much to work. he actually used about $16,000 on the government credit card to buy items for his private business. and, so, the feds got him, and he is apparently talking. and by the way, ari, that's not be confused, this big joe with fat joe who is going all the way up from the big house to the bigger house. big joe seemed to be doing the opposite. >> you know, dave, if there were extra credit points on "the beat," you would get them for tieing an actual witness named joe or we'll see, maybe more than a witness, to our friend and colleague, fat joe from the bronx, who is with us tonight. it will be a more fun segment because so much of this stuff is darn serious. thanks for the shout-out. i wanted to ask you about this other issue, dave, which is the sex crime charges are incredibly serious. the abc report here making waves because it talks about more than

joel, put into perspective this interview with joe biden and the russian president. is there a possibility of a stable trustworthy really successful working relationship with vladimir putin? i mean, do the united states and russia have same common goals? >> well, from a strategic perspective, there are a lot of opportunities for stability. and joe biden is no stranger to this debate. he was chairman of the senate foreign relations committee a number of years. a big leader on nuclear nonproliferation efforts, for example. the first move he made towards russia when he came into office was to renew the new start agreement, an arms control agreement that we have had with russia for a number of years. so there are opportunities. and i think that's what the white house wants clearly. they want predictability and stability. that isn't always what we get with vladimir putin. he pulls a lot of strings. ukraine will come up, other critical issues in the middle east may come up as well. so there are opportunities on that. there are opportunities potentially on climate change an

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tonight, the police department will discuss officer joel babs. throw years ago, we did a press conference and press release regarding officer babs. who filed a complaint against sfpd and the police commission in 20717 after he witnessed numerous racist incidents at sfpd and recorded them. babs' story can be found on the san francisco superior course website cgc-17-561687 filed october 3rd, 2017. here is just one of the allegations. many of which were substantiated by dhr. per officer babs 2017 complaint. a sergeant tom says to officer babs, regarding a 15-year-old black girl without an identification. quote, deal with your people. end quote, she's getting all ghetto. officer babs stated he objected to and took offense at these comments and sergeant tomorrow'm reported him and racist action are named in the complaint. the thoughts and actions by these quote -- anti black policing in terms of per-capita arrest and use of force. are we to believe this is a problem with individuals and not a systemic one when we already know the latter to be the case

i could tell you i like dillon more than billy joel. >> listen, i want a big tent. i want to appeal to bob dillon fans, jay-z fans. >> are you going to sign up? >> yes. >> you heard it from david. we have so much more on the program. let me tell you what's going on. obamacare super sized. i have my legal breakdown. first our report on how the manhattan da could target trump's company with the very law used to target the mob. to b like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart

joel, i want to speak with you first about all of this. tell me how clear you think this stance is and the significance of taking the stance relative to china. what is the big message, what is the ultimate goal of these g7 members? >> alex, this is all about democracy and this is demonstrating that joe biden and the united states are back and that we are leading the world's democracies to try to reorganize how the international community engages on critical issues, be it on health care, be it on climate change, be it on nuclear nonproliferation. you name it. the idea that democracies can lead, that it's the power of our example, not the example of our power that makes us strong, that's what joe biden is harnessing right now. he's meeting with multiple democracies ahead of time before the summit with vladimir putin, he's going to show that we have a strong wind at our back. to me, i think that's a strong message for here at home because we obviously had our democratic challenges here at home. and our strength here at home and our democracy

it seems that someone like joel greenberg is in a position to know about all of the criminal activity that matt gaetz may have been involved with in regards to sex trafficking. this newest wrinkle is about obstruction of justice. despite what you sometimes hear from people who are accused of obstruction of justice like rudy giuliani and others, it's not a mere process crime. it's not something that is to be taken lightly. it is a very serious crime because it goes to the heart of the criminal justice system. it's why martha stewart was charged with making false statements at the time that she was. it isn't something that should be dismissed easily. the key to proving an obstruction of justice charge is not only that a person talked to somebody in this instance perhaps coaching a witness, but they did so with a corrupt intent, an intent to mislead or corrupt the truth. we'll have to see what the facts show there, but this is one other front where matt gaetz is in some legal trouble. >> we're indebted to our big three for starting us off tonight. thank you all three of you for your cric

. >>> joining me now is a forensic structural engineer, joel figueroa, a fellow with the american civil society of engineers, founder and lead special inspector with s.e.p. engineers. he was on the front lines in haiti after the devastating earthquake in 2010. as you have seen, there is a 2018 report that has come out, which we have seen here at nbc, that discusses abundant cracking and spaulling of the concrete walls. it included instances with exposed deteriorating rebar. some of this damage is minor, most of the concrete deterioration needs to be retear repaired in a timely fashion. it is not an indicting paragraph but sounds serious to somebody like me who is not a civil engineer. what do you make of that report? >> sure. it definitely sounds concerning but also important as forensic engineers, we have a process. we want to respect that process and not jump to conclusions and speculate. i'm sure that report will be taken into consideration when the forensics team and the team out there going through this rubble and collecting the information and data to be used to figure out what ha

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.l be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you righ degned yhat's ber >> we end this half-hour with a chat whose abilities know no bounds. chip reid has the story. >> reporter: when david egan was a child he couldn't get enough of watching c-span. >> i thought why are you watching. you want me to change the channel. no. no. no. >> i said i want to give speeches to members of congress. >> reporter: nothing was going to get in his way. >> i have down syndrome. it is not who i am but part of who i am. >> reporter: today he is a trail blazer for the rights of people with disabilities and testified before congress, worked for a key house committee and travelled widely as a speaker. now add author to the list. his new book, more alike than different has been delivered to every congressional office. >> i want the world to look at us as individuals, regardless of our disabilities. it is all about our abilities. >> reporter: when david said he wanted to write a book abou

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.nspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> graduations are always a reason to celebrate, especially when you've waited decades for your diploma. here's cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: 697 students are graduating from alvin high school. pat moore is there to see his great granddaughter brissa. >> are you excited? >> heck, yeah. >> reporter: but she isn't the only member of the moore family to graduate this year. moore almost graduated 76 years ago from alvin high school. what happened? >> failed me. >> in what subject? >> english literature, and i hate to read. >> reporter: so he came back the following year. but this time? >> i had to go. >> reporter: a few months before graduation moore was drafted into the army air corps. after nearly four years of service he came home to fly crop duster planes and start a family. being a dad and a pilot left little time

joel fry, currently co—starring in the disney hit cruella, is martin who teams up with ellora torchia'ss scientist, dr wendle. but something is watching them, whether it's reece shearsmith�*s smilingly sinister zach of the mythical woodland spirit of parnag fegg. you must be sleepy. as with all of wheatley�*s best works, in the earth combines humour and horror in terrifically bamboozling fashion. believe me, there are sequences in here that will leave you squirming, laughing and wincing all at the same time. elsewhere, this habitually mischievous writer—director builds upon the trippy monochrome experiments of a field in england to conjure immersively—colourful explosions of sight and sound reminiscent of the glorious visionary excesses of ken russell's altered states. part pantheistic eco—thriller, part absurdist pagan nightmare, in the earth is a film which demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible, preferably with the sound turned up to ii to engulf the audience in its deliciously dark spell. it's in cinemas now. do not miss it. that's it for this week. thanks for watching th

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.'ll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the pandemic has led to a surge of pet adoptions, as people who were stuck in their homes have wanted the company of on furry friends. a record number of dogs were adopted and this year it may be more. many shelters are practically empty and the breeders can not keep up with demand and there's another demand, a traveling pet nanny. >> this woman and her kids are at the airport to meet the newest part of their family. to meet rex, a new puppy. >> hey, this is your new baby. >> i know! he is so tiny. >> reporter: but getting tiny rex to the big apple was a big problem. >> on our breeder is colorado so we cannot fly out there, so you need somebody to transport them. >> reporter: they are not alone. pet nanny sue murphy said her doggy delivery business has doubled in the last year as americans have sought out pandem

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. yohope you'll tune in. ll binspe ed, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. meet bob minetti, loving husband, father and pancreatic cancer survivor. i am so glad i learned what was possible for me. to learn more about the latest research, including clinical trials, visit pancreatic cancer collective.org. >>> the music of the deep blue sea is now being sung in the waters off new york city. humpback whales are now swimming around the big apple and singing a whale song rarely heard in that part of the world. bradley blackburn has this. >> reporter: board a ship and head just a fuel miles from new york city -- >> it should be great. it's over there. >> reporter: it doesn't take long to spot real life giants. >> it's beyond, it's beyond. incredible. >> reporter: they are hutchback whales we can see, and now hear, too. fofor the firirst timee scienen have proof off humpback's singig in this area, n

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.ncouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> in recent years, most college graduates have been leaving their hometowns and migrating to bigger cities. but this year a lot of college grads are finding reasons to return to their roots. adriana diaz has the story. >> reporter: the quiet of wilson, north carolin, is only interrupted when the outside world rolls through. >> train number 8 enters the station -- >> i wanted to get you up here -- >> reporter: dante pittman's hometown is the last place he thought he'd be after unc chapel hill and working for the state attorney general in raleigh. >> most of the folks i polled said i should stay where i was. thank goodness for good family who said, i you need to come back home. >> reporter: he did, to work for the city of wilson, thanks to lead for america, a nonprofit that provides college grads with two-year fellowships in their hometowns. >

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.king forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> a year after the killing of george floyd the city of minneapolis is still struggling. crime is up. the area around what is now george floyd square remains dotted with burned-out shops. but jeff pegues found one local businessman working to rebuild with a lot of help from strangers. >> reporter: what a difference a year makes. >> what a difference. yes. >> reporter: a year ago k.b.bala was preparing to open his dream restaurant in minneapolis. this is where your restaurant used to be. >> right there. >> reporter: but in the hours after george floyd's death -- it became collateral damage. looters smashed windows and vandalized the place. thieves tried to steal his safe right in front of him. >> why are you trying to steal the safe? >> reporter: adding insult to injury, the very next day an arsonist burned the building to the ground. bala, who was a firefighte

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hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.red, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> for more than 15 months the coronavirus pandemic has kept the land border between the u.s. and canada closed. essential workers are among the few allowed to drive across. adriana diaz has the story of two canadian health workers going the extra mile to help the people of detroit. >> reporter: nurse bright gale's commute typically starts at 6:00 a.m. and takes him across an international boundary. >> when machine here says they were late because of traffic i'm like i came from another country. >> reporter: gale works at st. mary mercy livonia hospital in the suburbs of detroit. but he lives across the detroit river in windsor, ontario. >> we are on riverside drive in windsor, ontario. >> reporter: one of at least 1500 canadians working in health care in michigan. >> they tease and joke that, you know, i'll say something, it

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joel perlmutter is one of those former advisers, a neurologist at washington university in st.appreciate you taking the time today, doctor, why did you resign from this committee? >> well, i thought this decision by the fda was really quite egregious. we had reviewed all of the data for clinical benefit and ten of 11 of us thought the data did not indicate benefit, clinical benefit. one was uncertain. nobody thought on this committee that this drug had clinical benefit. and then what happened is the fda used what they call accelerated approval. they changed what they used as a measure of benefit. instead of saying clinical benefit they thought there was benefit to what's called a biomarker. they did not contact us or get our advice for that, and then they went ahead and improved -- approved the drug this past monday. a biomarker can be useful for determining clinical benefit if it's proven that that measure predicts clinical benefit. in this case there was no evidence for that. i found this decision so egregious that i resigned the day they made that announcement. >> it's hard

tonight, the police department will discuss officer joel babs. throw years ago, we did a press conference and press release regarding officer babs. who filed a complaint against sfpd and the police commission in 20717 after he witnessed numerous racist incidents at sfpd and recorded them. babs' story can be found on the san francisco superior course website cgc-17-561687 filed october 3rd, 2017. here is just one of the allegations. many of which were substantiated by dhr. per officer babs 2017 complaint. a sergeant tom says to officer babs, regarding a 15-year-old black girl without an identification. quote, deal with your people. end quote, she's getting all ghetto. officer babs stated he objected to and took offense at these comments and sergeant tomorrow'm reported him and racist action are named in the complaint. the thoughts and actions by these quote -- anti black policing in terms of per-capita arrest and use of force. are we to believe this is a problem with individuals and not a systemic one when we already know the latter to be the case

month on from those protests at old trafford — what happened when manchester united's co—chairman joeland spoke to the fans. and eddie hearn tells us about how the way you watch boxing is about to change — and what's next for anthonyjoshua. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. we start tonight at the french open, where serena williams�* quest for a record equalling 24th grand slam title continues after she beat fellow american danielle collins. going into the tournament serena wasn't one of the favourites for the title — but in the opening week six of the top ten women in the world have gone out before the third round. that hasn't happened for 20 years at rolland garros as patrick geary reports: leafy, where there's plenty of trees yet very few seeds. it is not in the women's draw over the top two already gone, the third seat had no one above her, but in front of her anastasia pavlyuchenkova, and that proved a problem. the russian went from a break down to a break—up, and eventually to a set up. the turnaround few expected after all, she's one of the form players in the world after som

>> reporter: joel nelson is a musician so when the hand mick sht down every venue, he started playingm his back porch for his neighbors. he used the concerts for charity, racing $22,000. >> i played hits from 1956, 1957. >> reporter: he cut back to just wednesday evening from 5:30 to 7:00. >> i kept it a reasonable volume because of where i live. it carries. >> reporter: some neighbors listen to every show. >> it's become a ritual. we sit and listen to him every wednesday. >> with everything going on, it's like, someone is trying to bring us joy in an hour a week. >> reporter: last week, the city emailed saying they are getting complaints from neighbors. so now he could be cited for playing over 62 decibels. >> anybody who wanted to could the city but not able to each anything on a holiday. he wants to keep playing and is calling tomorrow to find out what the fine could be. >> if they anow low me to plan for and hour and a half. >> ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> there a new push to save the monarch butter ply. the population dropped from 29,000 to 2,000. the rate is putting funds to

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it's been a couple of weeks now since gaetz's associate joel goldberg made a deal with prosecutors. we discussed this as also bad news for gaetz because to get such a deal he'd often have to promise cooperation regarding other witnesses. i just wonder what the timeline is given your experience as a federal prosecutor. it has been an investigation that's exist forward months. still no charges. does that indicate anything to you? >> jim, so on the one hand, if you look at the plea papers for joel greenberg, they are really detailed. prosecutors are making clear in those papers they have a lot of evidence. they cite texts, financial records. when you look at that in a vacuum you think they're pretty far along. they have to be close to next steps. on the other hand, the nature of investigations is they tend to go off in different routes and directions. this is an expansion of this investigation. that happens all the time. you talk to one witness, they lead you to another witness. they're talking to the ex-girlfriend. maybe the ex-girlfriend will know things the first witness didn't know

it seems like someone like joel greenberg is in a position to know about all of the criminal activity that matt gaetz may have been involved in with regards to sex trafficking. this newest wrinkle is about obstruction of justice. and despite what you sometimes hear from people who are accused of obstruction of justice, like rudy giuliani and others, it's not a -- something to be taken lightly. it is a very serious crime, because it goes to the heart of the criminal justice system. it is why martha short was charged with making false statements at the time that she was. it isn't something that should be dismissed easily. so, the key to an obstruction of justice charge is not only that a person talk to somebody, in this instance, perhaps coaching a witness. but then disavow with a corrupt intent. and intent to mislead or obstruct the quest for the truth. so we'll have to see what the facts show there. but this is just one other front where matt gaetz is in some legal trouble. >> we're indebted who our big 3 to 4 starting us off tonight. as garrett haake, lisa well lerer, barb mcquade. t

joel greenberg has pleaded guilty to a total of six charges including child sex trafficking and wireprosecutors agreed to drop charges for his cooperation. joining us now is andrew weissman, served as fbi general counsel and was chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he is a msnbc analyst. i imagine for a federal prosecutor like yourself there's a lot to interpret there. >> absolutely. as we talked about earlier, the fact that greenberg is cooperating is itself quite significant, because you don't cooperate somebody with that criminal record unless you have in your sights somebody or people -- more than one -- who are as culpable or more so than him. so that's step number one. but the story today from politico about an obstruction investigation, that's something that when i was a prosecutor, we just could sink our teeth into for two reasons. one, obstruction is a very simple, clear charge. juries get it. that is like going to a crime scene with police tape around it and the defendant removing a piece of evidence. so that strikes at the heart of the crimin

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should joel g take some of the booked profits and put them in any of those energy company names that i mentioned or the one in addition that you did as well, which i think was sun corp. >> >> yes, he should. there's nothing wrong with a trade. you began the show by asking does the move in energy move higher the answer unequivocally is yes. i have no problem right now at this moment putting new capital into energy because the path in the near term is going to be higher >> define the near term for me what near term are you talking about? because tom lee, he says iis time to hold energy stocks, ho on for dear life is what tom lee said crude has broken to the upside next stop is 80. ergy sector has 40% plus upside xle resistance at 68 versus 54 the other day. if one is seeking even greater upside, thoih or oilfield services sector has the most beta ink the key level of oih remains 374 and the oih s only 223 on tuesday does that make sense with you? new 52-week high today by the way for the oih among other parts of the energy complex. >> to give you a tra within the oih, i would think sch

joel embiid will kind of blow a layup, follow his own shot, and there you go.ee point lead yet 22 they hold on to win it 14 to 99. the series all tied three apiece sunday in philly to go to the eastern conference final. father's day weekend might get your past to hang out on the couch most of the weekend and watch some golf 121st edition of the u. s. open this one happens to be in one of the most beautiful venues in all the world, tory, pai said. latoya and probably your best shot of the day. chen's revi par 4/10 2nd shot that's better than good. this is great. he's got an eagle and a three under 60 80 was to over yesterday, so he saves. it makes the at the ever popular phil nicholson for over yesterday. birdie at 10 here and he hovers near the cut line, but he will make it saving his day two over par through to richard bland, far from bland, 48 year old journeymen huge day 467 is a current co leader after that birdie, sharing the lead with rust henley at 17, his birdie he bogeyed 18, but still five months. total at the half way point. let us check this out fri

joel is building a small octagon house. >> this community right here specifically is a community of anchorouts a community of retired professionals who are elderly. >> reporter: just two of about 35 people who live at the dunphy park encampment. some have been here since january. >> my son really enjoyed the camp getting to know people and just having space to be like to able to back around. >> reporter: until the boat was damaged they lived on a boat. on friday the city served a notice asking him and others to clear out by tuesday. >> i'm worried they're just going to come and destroy everything after the three day notice. >> reporter: city leaders say they need to clear out the site to finish up a construction project. the other problem is the encampment is set up on both public and private lands and the property owner wants them out. so the city is asking people to move to a new site. a mile north at marin ship park. a judge signed off on it. >> these rich people up here don't want to look at us. that's bottom line. >> reporter: many neighbors sympathize with them but believe the city appro

over steph curry and joel embiid of the sixers, he's the first to win the award since shack in 2007.e giant's and the diamondbacks, deep in the heart of the rangers. brandon bell is off the injury list, in the lineup, moving pictures on the late show. and that lefty, the giants are expected to call him from sacramento tomorrow. he might make his major league debut. he is a sacramento native who gave up baseball at one point, to become a firefighter. long was in stream in spring training camp. he was starstruck. >> i waited for my call to be a catcheher. buster looked over and said my name. i had some other flies going. [ laughing ] you definitely dream of something like that. it is pretty surreal. >> levi stadium with nothing good out of the off-season practice today. a couple key backups went down with season-ending injuries. an offense of tackle suffered a knee and leg and leg ligament injury. say what you want about kevin durant, he and the nets destroyed milwaukee. and look at what he was wearing his post came interview. that cap got some social media chatter going on about the m

and joel griffiths with the heritage foundation says the 5.8% unemployment rate is not something to boast about that indicates that there are downed whole job positions available. but that people are very reluctant to go back to work because they're learning so much more off the job. then on the job. >> the president biden says the country needs to keep up these trends as his infrastructure proposal will help give a major boost to the economy. reporting live in washington. i'm basil john. you know, basil there, the old the cup is half empty or half full. i guess are going to be going back and forth on that. but down the line of what is the president have in to to help. >> further improve the economy. >> well, right now the president's goal is to make the economy in the united states as compepitive with the rest of the world. more importantly, you really want to target china in combat them on that economic level. so the reason he's pushing so hard for the infrastructure proposals is because of 2 major things that automobile development and also superconductors. those are 2 very, very big i

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i want to bring in joel reuben, president of the washington strategy group and former deputy assistant we heard kelly tick through the tick-tock of this whole thing, how close that vote was, 59-60. there's some analysis i've been seeing in netanyahu's speech that it seemed he knew what was coming, highlighting the best ofs over the 12 consecutive plus another three tacked on before that. but thinking about the government ahead, as kelly mentioned, they have already gotten started. i was speaking with anne gearan earlier and she said the number one business should be voting on a budget. naftali bennett has already talked about the fact that the economy is the number one priority. what changes do you expect ahead? >> this is a new day for israel. this is going to inject oxygen in the body politic of israeli society. to your point about the budget because of the multiple elections the past couple of years, israel has not been able to pass a new budget to fund the government at the levels that it needs. this coalition, it reflects all of israeli society minus many of the religious parties

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a gaetz friend, former florida tax official joel greenberg, pleaded guilty last month to sex trafficking of a minor and has pledged to cooperate fully with investigators looking at whether gaetz was involved in similar conduct. he has not been charged with any crime and has denied all the allegations. pete williams, nbc news, washington >>> overseas now to syria, where a critical border crossing used to bring aid for refugees could be shut down by russia andrea mitchell is there with exclusive access >> reporter: tonight it's the last lifeline for millions of desperate syrian refugees trucks carrying food, medicine, and barely a trickle of covid their homes destroyed by ten years of ci wa with now russia threatening to close this crossing next month. >> they stand a chance of dying >> reporter: president biden's u.n. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield arriving at the border today with more u.s. aid. $239 million >> it's life and death. on top of war, which continues as we speak, there's covid. how does that add to the dimensions of this crisis >> for the refugees here's what i heard toda

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the sixers hoping to go up 3 games to one against the hawks there he is joel mb. 2nd quarter. check out this move. how do you stop this spin. reverse. nothing but net sixers up 1013, 16 for the big man at that point later on. we recognize this got us. seth curry. we know his brother is obviously seth is really good in his own right. 17 points at the moment. 4th quarter now hawks making this a game bogdanovic. puts them up by one. i like him. he's cocky. i like it. he has 20 points hawks. take the lead. that game is still in progress is actually tied right now as i can see over there. so we'll give you a final update after the game. all righty. nick mullens, the niners, the is the niners on and off again starting quarterback over the past couple of seasons. he's going east. he signed with the philadelphia eagles over 3 years. mullins got 16 starts with the niners foot 5.11 knicks main issue is taking care of the football. he had 25 touchdowns and 22 interceptions in his career. back to drake bounce back here obviously last year was tough. he was hurt a lot and the warriors were

joel has been looking into this. it is quite a long list.e some names of other disgraced leaders. >> there are far more than most people realize. there are at least 50 former president or political leaders in some kind of detention and several more who are maybe on their way to join them. we can have a look at some recent cases. one of the main ones is former french president nicholas are cozy who was given a three-year sentence for attempting to bribe a magistrate. he faces separate cases which also carry a potential jail term. it is not expected he would set fly in a public prison but would serve in some kind of home detention. then we can go to the case of bolivia where the former president is under a pretrial detention on multiple charges of trying to foment a coup. after a year in power, or political rivals came back and she is being prosecuted. the european parliament says she is a political prisoner. then there is the recently ousted israeli president benjamin netanyahu. charges he denies but if he found -- but if found guilty, he cou

when i hear it, my name is elizabeth joel and i work at the news . this is the w news live from berlin. kara returned to bettina past due to the last 3 days of national mourning of more than 100 villages a master good by suspected implement. we ask an expert had more can be done to protect civilians. also coming up a landmark agreement.