now it's time to turn it over to my colleague joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, mehdi. thank you very much. have a good night. and hello to you. it is good to be with you tonight. the surge of unaccompanied minors on the border is quickly becoming a crisis. shelters are overcrowded. more than 3,200 children are being detained. fema is on its way to help manage the flow of people across the border. what should be done now? california congressman ro khanna joins us ahead. >>> who should be new york's next mayor? andrew yang is in the race and the polls show he is leading the pack about 100 days from the primary. he'll join us to lay out his platform. >>> also -- >> don't spike the ball on the 5 yard line. wait until you get into the end zone. >> dr. fauci's right. the pandemic is not over. and even when it is the mental health effects of it could be with us for a long time. we put your questions to a clinical psychologist in tonight's installment of "dear doctor." from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> well, we are mak

>> joshua, it's pretty simple here. the for the people act stands roughly zero chance of getting through the senate if the filibuster remains. there is theoretically a path to getting one or two, maybe three republicans if they substantially change the bill. there is no path to get ten republicans to get 60 votes in the senate. and if there was no filibuster, democrats aren't quite home yet, they don't have all 50 members on board. but with some changes to the bill, they're likely to get 50. with the filibuster, the bill doesn't stand a chance. if the filibuster is gone, the bill is likely to pass. >> so if the bill stands no chance without the filibuster, why are democrats talking about anything other than killing the filibuster? >> some of them certainly are talking about killing the filibuster, joshua. some democratic senators ed markey of massachusetts have said a filibuster on the voting rights bill will be the straw that kills the filibuster's back. i may not be getting that phrasing exactly correctly. but you see

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from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> the covid relief bill passed the senate, paving the way for $1,400 checks to reach millions of mailboxes. not one republican supported the bill despite its widespread support among voters. after today's senate vote, president biden had this to say -- >> i want to thank all of the senators who worked so hard to reach a compromise to do the right thing for the american people during this crisis and voted to pass the american rescue plan. it obviously wasn't easy. it wasn't always pretty. but it was so desperately needed. >> the bill heads back to the house, and a vote there is scheduled for tuesday. soon thereafter, president biden plans to sign it into law. with covid relief one step closer and vaccination rates increasing, attention turns to how we re-open economies from coast to coast. lockdown restrictions have begun to loosen. some big annual events have returned. those include daytona beach's bike week. we'll get to that in just a few minutes. but there

joshua? >> thank you, shaq.s shaquille brewster reporting from minneapolis. >>> today demonstrators gathered in louisville to mark one year since the death of breonna taylor. she was shot dead in her apartment last month by police officers executing a no-knock search warrant. today president biden tweeted condolences to her family and called for passing a landmark police reform bill. let's continue with nbc's antonia hylton in louisville. >> reporter: hi, joshua. throughout the day today hundreds of people have been descending on downtown louisville to pay their respects to breonna taylor's family and make their opinions known about needed police reforms in the city of louisville. it has one year since breonna taylor was shot and killed by louisville metro police officers late at night in her apartment. people have been singing, crying, and sharing memories of breonna taylor throughout the day. what you hear when you talk to residents in the city, while they're grateful for a series of reforms that have been pas

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joshua: i will take the suffolk model in particular. what happened in the boston and much of new england area is the suffolk bank basically set up a mini central-bank system where individual banks from around new england would put money on deposit at the suffolk bank and this would allow them to be part of a network within the suffolk bank system where there notes could circulate at face value within the system as long as they were a member of the suffolk bank system and the suffolk would operate in order to allow them to come in and move around new england all at face value. the system worked quite well. it starts in the eight teen 20's and goes into the 1850's quite well. it helps new england and a lot of the banks in it whether the economic downturn of the panic of 1837 much better than the rest of the country. but the problem with the suffolk system was it provided a false sense of confidence for the member institutions. a lot of the members feel like because they are members of the suffolk and their banknote, face value notes are b

>>> luz es inmigrante de honduras y cuenta a telemundo la pesadilla que pasÓ para tener a su hijo joshuapaÑado >>> hubo una llamada donde Él me hablÓ llorando y me dijo mamÁ no querÍan que me separaran de mi tÍo >>> joshua no le creÍan que era su tÍo porque no tenÍa los ojos claros como Él >>> luz siente que su hermano fue deportado por su color de piel >>> porque el niÑo era gÜerito y Él era blanco >>> luz de 22 aÑos dice que en su paÍs la violaron las pandillas repetidas veces y como consecuencia tuvo a joshua para su desgracia la volvieron a acosar otra vez y tiene hija >>> soy lesbiana y son producto de violaciones >>> el niÑo joshua no es el mismo despuÉs de pasar en albergue es un niÑo diferente >>> ha venido un poquito rebelde Él no era asÍ. a veces tira grandes pasos azotando el piso. eso no lo tenÍa Él. >>> desde nueva mÉxico donde vive con sus dos niÑos luz nos contÓ que se vino a este paÍs para darle una vida diferente a sus hijos. >>> porque no querÍa que mi hijo viviera un infierno. >>> luz y joshua se encontraron apenas la semana pasada su hijo volÓ desde nueva york hasta e

hello, joshua. >> thank you very much. have a good night. >>> hello to you, it is good to be with you tonight. the popular covid relief bill has passed the senate, but it passed by the slimmest of margins with no republican votes. does president biden have to kill the filibuster to advance his legislative agenda, or is there another way? more on that in a moment. >>> also tonight we'll preview the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin for the death of george floyd. jury selection begins tomorrow. >>> plus, people are getting covid vaccines faster than ever. nearly 3 million shots yesterday. can they keep up with the rapidly spreading variants? dr. lipi roy is here to answer more of your covid questions. >>> and it's a side of the syrian civil war you may not know about, an all female militia fighting for their rights among the first to ever beat isis on the battlefield. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson, welcome to the week. president biden's covid package is one big

now time to turn over to joshua johnson. >> hello, thank you very much, have good night. it's good to be with you tonight. popular covid relief bill passed senate by slimmest of margins with no republican votes. does president biden have to kill the filibuster for his agenda? >>> derek chauvin trial for beth death of george floyd. jury selection tomorrow. >>> keeping up with the rapidly spreading variants. doctor here to answer your questions. >> all female militia fighting for their rights, among the first to ever beat isis on the battlefield. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson, welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> president biden's covid package is one big step closer to becoming law. but what's after that? how will democrats govern with republican support uncertain at best? it could depend on this senator, democrat joe manchin of west virginia. the stimulus package has smaller unemployment packets to gain his support, not $400 per person but $300. even with his support, there's getting over republican filibuster in future. takes every democrat an

sorry about that, joshua. absolutely right about the pace of things and the hiccups that could come, but we've come a long way. and i'm hoping my fellow americans appreciate that, number one, and are prepared to do what the president has asked to do. he is delivering on what he said he wanted to do. can we deliver on what he's asked us to do and to continue with patience and continue to move forward, get the shot, wear the mask. texas, i know you want to go it alone, but when people start getting sick, what are you going to do? you're going to shut everything down and scrambling to find vaccines and scram:00 to tell people okay we got to quarantine again. so just play ball with the rest of the country and help us all get this right so we don't have to do this again in the fall. >> well, and libby, this is really federalism out being tested. we have a system of government, whether people like it or not, that does give tremendous power to the state level. there are countries that do it different. and that's why

>> it was never really more than talk, joshua. the truth is democrats never had the votes to do anything extraordinary. yes, they could technically fire her. yes, vice president kamala harris could essentially sit in the chair in her capacity and say i disagree with the parliamentarian and i'm going to rule otherwise, and it would take 60 votes to overrule her. progressives had suggested the ideas democrats could use to get the mun. wage through this covid reconciliation package. but president biden didn't want to go there and it doesn't look like senate leadership is ready to make that extraordinary move at this stage. >> let's talk about where this goes from here. kate bedigfield spoke to my colleague this morning. here's what she said. >> -- open hahearing republican ideas and thoughts on how we can move forward. what he's not willing to do is bring down the magnitude of the package because he understands that it addresses the crises we're facing. you know -- which his question would be which piece of this package do you want t

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> we know the pandemic is far from over. we don't mean to ignore it. but this week was dominated by three different stories. all, with high stakes. voting rights. immigration. and gun control. first, voting. in georgia, tensions remain high over voting restrictions. today, hundreds of people gathered to protest an overhaul of the state's election rules. on thursday, governor brian kemp signed the republican-led bill into law. it sets new rules for absentee voting, and bans giving food or water to voters, who are in line near a polling station. civil-rights groups have already filed lawsuits, challenging this law. democratic state representative, bee nguyen, will join us in just a moment. as for immigration, yesterday, congressional democrats and republicans took dueling trips to the border. the influx of people seeking asylum shows no signs of slowing down. congressman joaquin castro of texas led a democratic delegation to a facility in carrizo springs. that's

undisputed heavyweight world champion after they signed a 2 front deal joshua's 3 titles the w.b. i and the w.b. and fury's w.b.c. crown will be on the line in the fight which are set to make the 2 british boxes nearly $140000000.00 each joshua's camps at a venue is likely to be confirmed within the next month. ok before we go here's a reminder of our top story this hour. germany's center for disease control says new code with 19 cases of rising exponentially ballooning in fiction numbers come as the use of the astra zeneca vaccine is suspended of a safety features medical experts say fears surrounding the astra zeneca vaccine unfounded. you're watching news up next as our doc film series with iraq i hope among the ruins stay tuned for that if you can always find more news on our web site at any time has to be found at g.w. dot com don't forget we also have you covered on social channels the handle you need for instagram and twitter is at the news i'm anthony how do you know how they will be back with more news at the top of the hour 45 minutes time stretching for the. more than h

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. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." the president had two big wins this week in our fight against the pandemic. after months of negotiations, $1,400 stimulus checks hit bank accounts nationwide. perhaps your account, too. president biden, vooirs harris and their spouses toured the country promoting the benefits of this massive relief package. and yesterday the administration surpassed its goal of 100 million vaccinations. >> we're making real progress. we just met my goal of administering 100 million shots before my first 100 days in office. we did it in about 60 days. we're not stopping now. >> now, if the u.s. keeps up this pace about 2.5 million shots a day, that vaccination total could double before mr. biden hits his 100th day as president. the administration could unveil its new shots in arms goal next week. but while the white house celebrates these pandemic successes other congressional priorities could be harder to advance. maybe impossible. reason being the filibuster. any senator could force a 60-vote thresho

promoter joshua's 3 titles the w b a i b.f. and w b o n fury's w.b.c. will be on the line in the fights which are set to make the 2 british boxers nearly $140000000.00 each joshua's camp set a venue is likely to be confirmed within the next march. you're watching e.w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight europe fighting the pandemic minus one major vaccine and what 10 years of war have done to syria and its people will be right back. to. come to. one giant problem and near and. dear to you. by immediately changing. how will climate change affect us and our children die. and e.w. dot com slash water. more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses of worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eager to display their power so churches become palaces. race begins who can create the tallest biggest most beautiful structure. stone masons builders and architects compete with each other to differen

joshua: i don't think it's exactly analogous.tact to make vaccines available to everyone and be able to start to do things again , that is already rolling out in different places at different speeds. it will be here for all of us if we keep with this program and are able to avoid an unfortunate surge at the end of the virus. lisa: there's a question about how dangerous this virus is to younger individuals, people who get it and don't have a lot of symptoms. now there is emerging research about long-lasting implications, long-lasting health effects. can you talk about what we have found and what the broader ramifications from that could be? joshua: some people get it difficult syndrome that has lasted for a while, many people report a brain fog or fatigue, trouble sleeping. it's a percentage of people, but they don't necessarily have to have had a very severe case. that population of patients needs a lot of research and support and hopefully will find treatment to help them. everyone should take this seriously and is important for

anthony joshua and tyson furey are to clash for the title of heavyweight ampichon afterht dea joshua's two titles and fury's crown will be on the line in the fights, set to make the two british boxers 100 $40 million each. joshua's camps as a venue is likely to be confirmed within the next month. you are watching dw news. after the break i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, europe fighting the pandemic minus a major vaccine. what 10 years of war have done to syria and its people. we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] please stand by please stand by pñpñpñpññññ[0ipxññññw?w?w?ç?ç?ç? 24, news based on facts.ews based on >> is 9:00 p.m. in -- it is 9:00 p.m. in paris. >> france, germany and italy have announced they are suspending the use of the astrazeneca covid-19 jab after reports of blood clots. 10 years to the day since edge government protests began in syria. we are analyzing a decade of violence that has claimed the lives of 3800 people. despite t

joshua. >> thank you, raf.s nbc's raf sanchez reporting from cairo. >>> we have an update tonight on our coverage of the migrant children who are being kept in federal custody. we have learned this evening that the san diego convention center emergency intake site will receive its first-500 unaccompanied migrant children. according to a statement am from hhs, it will provide shelter for girls ages 13 to 17 and has the potential capacity for 1,400 beds. they will receive a medical check, provided clothing, we know that children are being tested for covid-19. toiletries, food, snacks as well as a place to rest. this is a facility that the government announced on wednesday it is now open. additional facilities are also being planned, including one at the convention center in san antonio. or and one at the san antonio expo center with capacity for 2,400 beds. but again, a number of migrant children, 500 to start. girls, 13 to 17, will be received at a new intake center at the san diego convention center. >>> after

joshua tree national park is huge. and then now you're adding on this new area.like finding a needle in a haystack? did it feel like that? >> it's like finding a needle in a thousand haystacks. >> reporter: when erin's mom heard about the car, her mind went to the worst possible place. >> when they found her car without her, that's when i knew something else had happened, and i think at that point in time i knew she was not with us anymore. >> you knew. >> i knew. >> just from the car? >> yeah. i know my daughter, and it was just -- i couldn't get to twentynine palms quick enough. >> what's that like getting on a plane, you've had this revelation, the worst kind of revelation, and there you -- >> you have to turn your phone off. you know, you're, you can't get any communication until you get back on the ground. i mean, it was -- >> must be excruciating. >> it was. the plane could not fly fast enough. >> reporter: but detectives had to keep an open mind. they had no way to know yet whether erin had run away, or gotten lost. or was the victim of a crime. >> we had

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from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> this week marks one year since the pandemic changed the way we all live. on thursday, president biden marked the anniversary by signing his $1.9 trillion american rescue plan. that night, mr. biden delivered his first prime time address to the nation. the speech outlined a new timeline on vaccine distribution. >> i will direct all states, tribes, and territories to make all adults, people 18 and over, eligible to be vaccinated no later than may 1. i need every american to do their part. if we do this together, by july

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i'm joshua johnson. welcome to the weekend. >>> some argue that what is happening a the border is a crisis, particularly the number of unaccompanied migrant children arriving. it is distressing. sadly, it is not new. spring has just begun, and the warmer weather brings with it a rye in migrants at the border pretty much every year. check out this data from customs and border protection. apprehensions typically peak in march. you can see it from year to year to year. a consistent peak each march. now, this year the spring increase has been especially large. the u.s. is detaining more than 5,000 children in adult detention facilities. again, that's children in facilities meant for adults. official are figuring out more appropriate places to house them. all of this is happening as we continue fighting covid-19. the biden administration is responding to criticism over the border. today on the sunday morning shows, some republican lawmakers argue that the president's immigration policies have encouraged refug

i am joshua johnson, welcome to "the week." former president trump changed little since leaving the white house. that much is clear after his speech today closing out cpac in orlando, speaking for over an hour and hinting at running in 2020 again. mr. trump said that his political journey is far from over. after over a year of dealing with the pandemic, he still referred to covid-19 as the china virus today. comments like this could be contributing to the rise in hate crimes against asian americans. meanwhile here in new york governor andrew cuomo is under fire after a second former aide accused him of sexual harassment. his office called on the state attorney general and chief judge to appoint an independent investigator. governor cuomo apologized for any inappropriate speech and denies at inappropriately touching anyone. >> president biden has been consistent that he believes that every woman should be heard and treated with respect and dignity. there should be an independent review looking into the taelgzs. that is certainly

i was in saudi arabia to cover anthony joshua _ of money...arabia to| cover anthony joshua and andy rees cover anthonyjoshua and andy rees rematch, it is a fight that will make naches back pages but front pages because of heavyweight boxing that draws people and, like the 100 metres at the olympic games. everyone wants to know the fastest man in world, and the heavyweight champion of the world and tyson very undefeated in his career and anthony joshua who is improved over the last two years particular in that rematch against andy ruiz, two big men with biggies —— big egos, and the fight has all the ingredients to be a big fight as well. ladle has all the ingredients to be a big fight as well-— has all the ingredients to be a big fiuht as well. ~ ., ., ., , fight as well. we have more details in the build-up _ fight as well. we have more details in the build-up to _ fight as well. we have more details in the build-up to the _ fight as well. we have more details in the build-up to the potential- in the build—up to the potential fight over the co

i mean, i am glad you brought that up, joshua.news of the shootings came out, one of the things that we saw immediately was, you know, a lot of people making quote, happy ending jokes, and kind of taking the pain from the asian-american community and turning it into somewhat of a punch line, and that's something that historians say that has seen throughout history and pop culture will confirm a lot of the beliefs. you already mentioned "full metal jacket," and in hollywood these depicttions of asian women are highly sexual, and they are seen as objects without any power of their own, and in hollywood, asian women are so often seen as spoils of war, and asian men on the other hand are seen as threats. you have kind of, you know, this prevailing attitude about asian women that some people say they want to chalk it up to semantics and experts actually say there's very real consequences for what is -- for what we see in these jokes and all of the rhetoric throughout pop culture. >> one of the things you mention in your reporting is th

but for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hey, alicia.y day. we will be talking more about that later in our program about why this gap is still so large and what we need to do to finally close it. we will tip that conversation in just a little bit. hello, to you. it is good to be with you tonight. for that and more, including what's happening in georgia. we saw scenes of protests like these after the governor signed a new law restricting access to voting, signed behind closed doors with no-media access. protestors argue the law amounts to voter suppression. we will dig into how the law will change how georgians vote. and how the law is already being challenged. >>> dueling visits from congressional leaders at the southern border. on one side, the quest for solutions as more migrants are showing up. on the other side, gun votes and bullet proof vests. we will take you to the border live. >>> and congress grilled executives from google, facebook, and twitter, again. the issue? how to regulate social media. but who is driving the discussion

henceforth, i will always be pratt, whereas he will be joshua, i suppose. i came over on a ship, a fishing vessel, a smaller one. call the sparrow. smaller than other vessels with other persons. and so, not directly here and then it wasn't so turbulent for we were arriving ahead of the summer. so, that is a fair time to sail. whereas i hear the persons who arrive here, they encounter storms along the way, violent storms, i hear for they were heading directly the winter. whereas i, on nine other men, we then took the sparrow again to new plymouth here. and it is but a day with a strong wind and so, that did not take long and we rendezvoused with two other ships. y with were the advanced party of an expedition sent to a separate plantation. and so that failed miserably. >> how did you end up here? >> well, we initially came here, as i say, and somewhat acquainted with these persons and yet, after that plantation rather dissolved for, god wish it be so, but i watched ten men starve before my eyes. and then the natives, they killed two others. and we hanged one

joshua younger, j.p. morgan. thank you.an hear josh next week. ♪ ♪ romaine: the talk of this this week, and we did not talk about crypto. morgan stanley, at least its rich clients, with bitcoin. what about the poor clients? joe: finally the rich clients can get access to bitcoin. and that has been the story for a while, people talking about the diversification. even saying, this is the new 60/40. romaine: who said that? joe: i literally made that up when i saw the chart. i want to bring in coin shares team strategy officer, milton. is this the new thing, just add 1% of your portfolio to bitcoin and everything suddenly takes care of itself? >> j.p. morgan says wind and we did some research where we saw you are better off with four, so i'm going to be aggressive and safe for, which is four times one, believe it or not. romaine: this is interesting move here, we have already seen this sort of move already with folks adding this to their portfolio and has a legit asset and as -- if you have a big portfolio and also trying to ba

this high school in suburban seattle was stopped three years ago when the grandmother of student joshua o'connor found he had written something disturbing in his journal and called 911. >> he's planning to have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> reporter: a search of his bedroom turned up a rifle like this, the same model used 19 years earlier at columbine high in colorado >> she could very well have saved a number of lives including her grandson's life. >> reporter: now a secret service study of 67 school attack plans that were discovered and stopped over a dozen years found in nearly every case the plotters like joshua o'connor gave off distinct warning signs. >> they let other students know and those around them about their planning they talked about wanting to carry out an attack. they selected dates and so on. >> reporter: among the warning signs, fascination with past violent attacks, an interest in weapons, harassing behavior, suicidal thoughts and being bullied. the report says schools must be alert to these threats >> that should involve teachers, counselors, admini

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his name is joshua, according to the persons that have been here for some time. for most unwed men, by and large they are referred to by their surname. because i was the first pratt, heretofore, i will always be pratt and he will always be joshua, i suppose. >> what was it like coming over? >> i came over on a ship, a fishing vessel, a smaller one called the sparrow. smaller than other vessels that brought other persons. so i arrived at demerol's cove, so not directly here. it wasn't so turbulent for we were arriving ahead of the summer. so that is a fair time to sail whereas i hear the persons who arrived here, they encountered various storms along the way, violent storms, i hear, for they were heading directly into the winter. whereas i and nine other men, we then took the sparrow again to new plymouth here. it is but a day with a strong wind, and so that did not take long, and then we rendezvous with another ship that was establishing a separate plantation along the bay of massachusetts. that failed miserably, however. >> how did you end up here? >> well, we i

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>> you know, joshua, i have been thinking about these calls a lot. both of them. is at stake here is solicitation of election fraud by the former president, asking georgia officials to help. the -- would likely be that he really thought he one. he did not have the intent to solicit a crime. he was acting in good faith. but you know what is really remarkable here is, just that he wasn't acting in good faith if he believed he had won the election, he would have left it up for the process to work for recounts to happen. and for any problems to come to light. the fact that he personally is making his phone calls, the georgia officials who he doesn't know. the president of the united states, pressuring them to find him votes. pressuring them to find fraud. this i think is a strong indication. this is not the normal course of business. and i look forward to see what comes out of georgia in the next few months. >> could you give us some context for what you might expect? i'm not a prosecutor so i don't know how all this works and i hear plenty of people cynically presume

it looks like very much they might be the cause as joshua mentioned.r and the prosecutors to build that case, but we really need to see justice done it. sends a chilling effect. it forces people to think twice before they join a riotous group under, you know, what -- what they thought was a protest that clearly, you know, spilled over into violence, but violence that some was premeditated. they need to be accountable to more than just followed along. >> we're starting to see the picture. it's both, right? some people were following along and others, it was premeditated and we have evidence by proudors that allege that proud boys and the oath keepers coordinated with one another while planning the january 6th aqap toll attack. does this make these groups more dangerous than they would be if they were acting individually? >> i think it does make them more dangerous. i think that we anticipated with the video we had seen right after the attack on the capitol that there had been some premeditation to this. folks do not show up with flex cuffs and tactical

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> boy, was it a long night on capitol hill. after 25 hours and 20 minutes, the senate passed the covid relief plan this afternoon. it is one step closer to the biden administration's first major legislative victory. the president spoke shortly after the bill passed. >> i want to thank all of the senators who worked so hard to reach a compromise and do the right thing for the american people during this crisis and voted to pass the american rescue plan. it obviously wasn't easy. it wasn't always pretty, but it was so desperately needed. >> now, no senate republicans voted for the package. democrats passed it with a simple majority vote using the process of budget reconciliation to avoid a filibuster. so while they did not need any republicans, they did need every single democrat. turns out they had to fight hard to get all of them. namely west virginia senator joe manchin. he raised concerns about enhanced unemployment benefits of $400. it took the party nearly

hello, joshua. >> thank you very much. with you tonight. the popular covid relief bill has passed the senate, but it passed by the slimmest of margins with no republican votes. does president biden have to kill the filibuster to advance his legislative agenda, or is there another way? more on that in a moment. >>> also tonight we'll preview the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin for the death of george floyd. jury selection begins tomorrow. >>> plus, people are getting covid vaccines faster than ever. nearly 3 million shots yesterday. can they keep up with the rapidly spreading variants? dr.

now it's time to turn it over to my colleague joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, mehdi.th you tonight. the surge of unaccompanied minors on the border is quickly becoming a crisis. shelters are overcrowded. more than 3,200 children are being detained. fema is on its way to help manage the flow of people across the border. what should be done now? california congressman ro khanna joins us ahead. >>> who should be new york's next mayor? andrew yang is in the race and the polls show he is leading the pack about 100 days from the primary. he'll join us to lay out his platform. >>> also -- >> don't spike the ball on the 5 yard line. wait until you get into the