how close are you to sorting that next to joshua fight? very - that next to joshua fight?very close- the _ that next to joshua fight? very close. the wbo _ that next to joshua fight? very close. the wbo order - that next to joshua fight? very close. the wbo order the - that next to joshua fight? - close. the wbo order the fight against the undisputed cruiserweight world champion who moved up to heavyweight, alexander. olympic gold medallist as well. you're in the final stage now completing the deal to take place looks like end of august early september. hopefully it will be in london and hopefully bring some fans back, it's a big fight and difficult fight and it is one he must win to obviously keep this undefeated dream which we keep chasing alive. this undefeated dream which we keep chasing alive-— chasing alive. plenty of follow-up to that us court _ chasing alive. plenty of follow-up to that us court ruling _ chasing alive. plenty of follow-up to that us court ruling saying - chasing alive. plenty of follow-upj to that us court ruling saying that types furey has to face

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>> hey, joshua. good evening. just off the phone with a veteran aide for a veteran senate democrat who says this could be the biggest legislative month since the affordable care act passed in 2010 or it could be nothing. the last 12 hours have really crystalized the dynamic of this entire congress, the historically thin margins playing out both in the senate and in the house. liberal votes, you get them, you lose conservative votes. we heard senator ed markey of massachusetts say, no climate change plan? no deal. and you heard senator portman on "meet the press" saying he is not going to go for a grab bag of progressive or liberal priorities. you take one from one column you lose it in the other. it is not just the senate, joshua. i spoke with an aide for a purple district house member and said got to have a win, something to bring home to voters but there is going to be a lot of heartburn among the purple district voters including the democrats if it is a one-party plan. those are the dynamics congress comes back

joshua?ider with regards to that rescue operation and lots with the investigation as to how this building came to the fate it has come to tonight. thank you, sam. that's sam brock reporting live from surfside, florida. >>> an nfl player came out this week. and unlike other players who have come out, he is still in the league. more on his emotional journey, next. >>> plus, the trump organization is about to face criminal charges. we'll discuss that with our panel in our next hour. neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. an

cargo, nigerian preacher, a tb joshua, one of africa, is most influential. tell evangelists, dies at the age of $57.00. on floyd may whether weighs in for his exhibition fight with youtube or logan haul. but there's a big size difference that's coming up with peter in support. ah. hello, there's a southwest a month, so now making good progress across a good part of india. we have got plenty of showers. cross, southern india is black land that i don't know the trot here. that is the position of the summer rains at present to little farther north. and it should be into western parts of india, a little further south than that should be across those eastern areas. but many of these regions, seeing some very, very heavy right. and in fact, teams for lanka. we saw deadly floods coming through here. massive amounts of frame 4. and we have seen major problems here. as the heavy downpours have caused widespread disruption across a good part of the country, the shower set to continue, i'm hopefully won't be quite as intense as we go on through the next couple days. a

c, b. joshua was 57 years old. i did re says more from nigeria as capital a boucher kimmy. joshua is well loved by his followers, and he has millions of them here in nigeria, across africa, around the world. every week, thousands, tens of thousands of his followers follow him on his preaching on his famines across and in his church headquarters in vegas. tens of thousands. also watch it within every week in lake austin, now heroes to prom in prominence in the 900 ninety's. there was an explosion of television journalism across nigeria and many parts of africa and tv. joshua is one of those clear leaders in terms of television who lives here and across africa, apart from being one of the most respected creatures. one of the most follow preaches in africa, in nigeria and around the world. i to be sure it's also controversial in certain cases. like for example, about a year ago i used to have to suspend his you tube channels simply because of claims about exorcism. and the treatment of diseases like illnesses like h,

now a popular nigerian evangelical preacher tv joshua has died. and believe the influential tele evangelists passed away on saturday. shortly after conducting a live broadcast. his death was announced by his church, the synagogue trach of all nations, tv, joshua was 57 years old. of more or less, let's speak on the address he is across as forth, from boucher. and i know the details of fin at the moment, but what more do we know about us to well, it looks like he died, like i said in the introduction, after conducting his service right now until evangelist. and probably no, nothing has been nothing concrete has been issued in terms of statement regarding what a him or what resulted in his death. but we expect more announcement from the church shortly. our tv tv, your choice is well loved by his followers, and he has millions of them here in nigeria, across africa, around the world. every week, thousands, tens of thousands of his father was follow him on his preaching on his famines. across and in his church headquarters in lagos, tens of thousands,

>> no joshua. there is one republican vote to pass the john lewis voting rights act and that's the summer kasky of alaska they're unlikely to before anything like that legislation that's written primarily in the park because it will be predominantly republican led states that would have the voting rights violations in the past and that kind of gets the same box when they gutted a portion of it so as long as the outlook remains the bill -- >> senator manchin has been very vocal and holding out hope that some kind of a bipartisan solution can be reached. is there anyone else who's echoing that hope or is he the only one saying this? >> murkowski is. she's calling on her republican colleagues to go along with that but the interesting thing about this joshua is it has a bipartisan tag on it. it's barely bipartisan because there's only one republican legislator on it but as part of the way to understand joe manchin he wants to be able to go home and say he's trying his best to reach across the island if

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> quote, the people of texas are informed that in accordance with a proclamation of the executive of the united states, all slaves are free. this involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves and the connection heretofore between them becomes that of employer and hired labor, unquote. that was general order number 3, read in galveston, texas, on june 19th, 1856, and with that, the last state to learn of abolition got the news. that general order is the reason for juneteenth celebrations across the country days after it was made a federal holiday. on thursday, president biden signed the federal designation into law. >> by making juneteenth a federal holiday, all americans can feel the power of this day and learn from our history and celebrate progress and grapple with the distance we've come. but the distance we have to travel. >> if you're not familiar with juneteenth, don't panic. we'll explain it

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >> this morning joe manchin made news on election reform that could mean the end of an voting rights bill. senator manchin wrote that he'll vote against the for the people act. however, he added that he does support the john lewis voting rights act. he also made clear he'll not support abolishing the filibuster. the senator appeared on fox news to explain his objection to the for the people act. >> i think it's wrong piece of legislation to bring our country together. i think it would divide us further. >> what is the difference? take a look. we broke it down into bullet points for you. the for the people act is pretty wide-ranging. it would ban partisan jerry mandering and standardize voting procedures across the country. the john lewis voting rights act is more narrowly focused. it would require states with a history of racial discrimination to get permission or preclearance before they change their election laws. if it came down to a filibuster, 60 senators w

only joshua never showed. >> at that point we set out trying to put our hands on joshua. >> reporter:know where he is. >> that's correct. >> right. >> reporter: is that a sign that there might be something up there? that this guy didn't show and now no one can find him? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: and right around the time that kim dorsey was murdered. >> right. the morning that she's found, he can't be found. >> reporter: but he didn't stay hidden for long. later that same day, derrick told investigators that joshua had just called. the two men arranged to meet at a local restaurant. but detective larry kuczkowski decided to surprise the young man instead. >> we were sitting there waiting on him. and as soon as he got out of the car, introduced myself to him and said, we need to have a talk. >> reporter: this is joshua veal, and he remembers that moment very differently. were you scared? >> yes, ma'am. six, seven undercover cars come pull up and ask about you. tend to get a little nervous. >> reporter: the talk the detective wanted with joshua took place downtown at the sheriff'

i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> it has been quite a week and this week was marked both by anticipation and anxiety. one reason for the anxiety among many americans, the former president will speak any moment now at the republican state convention. he is expected to touch on some familiar themes. we're monitoring it in case he commits news, and nbc's ali vitali is there in north carolina. we will have an update from her in a moment. >>> tonight caps a week of trump-related news. he has reportedly been telling friends he will be reinstated as president this summer. for those of you playing the home game, it is not possible. also, his former national security adviser michael flynn was forced to backtrack after saying a military coup like what happened in myanmar should happen here. >>> meanwhile, facebook's oversight board announced mr. trump is suspended from the platform because of his role in the january 6th riot at the capitol. the company will re-evaluate that after two years. >>> thi

for now i hand it over to my colleague joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello. what an amazing young woman to pull that switcheroo the last minute and talk about something so important. i'm glad you shared that story. >> it took guts indeed. >> it did. >>> hello to. it is good to be with you tonight. any minute former president trump will put himself in the spotlight with one of his official appearances since leaving office. >>> plus, brand-new audio from congresswoman liz cheney on the dangers she says mr. trump poses to the nation. >>> plus, president biden is moving closer to an infrastructure package. how much is he willing to give up to win bipartisan approval. >>> plus, today the justice department said it will no longer secretly gather journalists' records. we will dive into the hands-off relatesship with the doj as he tries to set boundaries for the agency. >>> plus, today marks 40 years since the first cdc report on what we call aids. how far have we come and what is next in the fight against hiv. >>> and we will talk about pro sports with nba hall of f

tv, joshua was influential, but it was also controversial, a claim to cure illnesses and sexuality. i'll address has more from butcher pastor t b. georgia is one of them was successful television, in gera, and across africa. he's got millions of followers here in this country as well. as across africa and the rest of the world, the amount of tribute received so far from across the world. i shows how popular he is with his supporters and in the tell of angel ism sector he rose to prominence in the 1990. when there was a book, an explosion of sort of television isn't here in nigeria and across africa. thousands, tens of thousands of people follow his preachings every day online. and of course, when it's time for washing at this church in lagos, tens of thousands will gather to hear him speak. and he's listened to, not only by the ordinary niger in the ordinary african, but of course leaders and politicians as well as other influential people across africa and the rest of the world. now he predicts every year at the start of every year, a lot of his followers are listen carefully and w

and of she is along with joshua wong, extremely well known in the rest of the world. i mean, in places like she's become something of a, of a cult figure, and i do and just waiting. so what does this mean then for her colleague, joshua wong, who as you say, remains in prison and the broader pro democracy movement going forward? well, i think, you know, basically there will be more than a 100 people so far arrested under this precaution, your national security law that was imposed on hong kong by paging last year. basically the entire leadership of the pro democracy camp is now in jail or l waiting trial. so it has essentially meant the, the, the end of the pro democracy movement. and of course be seen just in the past few weeks, basically effectively over the whole hong kong legislature ensuring that there any pro beijing politicians full and essential majority now. so dramatic changes here in hong kong during the past few months. and in fact, just yesterday, something happens almost every day. he darren sensors were given powers to ban documentaries, in films that is

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b. joshua, one of africa's most influential tele, vangelis, has died at the age of 57. ah, well now we begin in the occupied eastern slim neighborhood of chicago ra, where for weeks have been tensions. i've a plans to forcibly evict palestinian families. on sunday, the situation was tested again after the rest of a prominent activist whose family is facing eviction. luna l. courage was arrested after israel forces entered home unoccupied east jerusalem. she and her brother mohammed have been prominent in the campaign to stop the evictions. and as crowds gathered to protest her arrest police fights don grenades to disburse them. all this is what we had to say. after our release. we would have the intimidation just nothing more, nothing less. they said i was undermining civil peace because of the activities that are taking place in shift at the end of the day when i'm doing, filming what is happening. i'm documenting the violations and the song out there is hard to tell me to has more now from occupied east jerusalem. mona has been released. she has emerged from the polic

and then i, jerry and mega church preach had t b. joshua because my influential tele, vangelis has died at the age of 57. ah. hello, welcome to the program. we begin this hour and occupied east jerusalem, and the neighborhood of shaft ra, where for weeks i've been tensions of plans to forcibly evict palestinian families will. on sunday, the situation was tested again after the arrest of an activist whose family faces eviction. myrna al code has now been released, but she says she was targeted because of the role she and her brother of played in a campaign to stop the evictions on the abil. hamid reports now from occupied east jerusalem. she is back at home, released with no charge and no condition. when l call was detained early sunday morning, when israeli police raided her family home, her twin brother mohammed, who wasn't there, the time, was served a notice to present himself to the police station and occupied east jerusalem. yeah, he said that he but this isn't commendation, nothing more because they know on june 8th, israel's attorney general, she has opinion. so they want to inti

both agnes child and joshua long face, other charges on the pages. national security law is talk now to adrian brown. he joins us live on skype, from hong kong. so adrian and the reason given for the early release not so far, but it's interesting that ivan lamb, who was sentenced to with agnes child back in december, 2020, was released after serving 5 months of a 7 month term. so it's possible that agnes child has also been released and that she's getting time off for good behavior. but that is all. remember that you know that the g 7 summit in comb, whoa. hong kong and what china is doing here is due to be discussed by the g 7 leaders. so it's possible that it's connected to that meeting, although we can't prove any about of course. now you mentioned in your introduction agnes child was that shared by some of her supporters as she left the women's jail in turn one on saturday morning. she didn't talk to journalists as she left, so we don't know how she's been treated well. she's been serving her time, some of her supporters chanted things like agnes child, add oil, which basically m

and joshua johnson, and america's scholar is also here.want to start with blayne down in georgia. blayne, what is remarkable here, and i guess the best way to try to put it is try to explain, if we had a similar situation as we had in 2020, the secretary of state became a national, you know, folk hero to some because he sort of stood up and did his job against partisan pressure. could he even do his job the same way in 2024? >> it would have looked a lot different, chuck, and that's what a lot of critics are pointing to when you look back at 2020. here's why this matters. you talk about the fact essentially this law, one major component, it removes a lot of the power from the secretary of state and instead transfers that power to state legislature. essentially that means the secretary of state, who previously was the chair of georgia's election board, no longer holds that role. now that role will be appointed by state lawmakers. the second is the state board, elections board. they will have the power to suspend county and local elections.

joshua: i imagine that will happen.ll become more of a standard in this country given the very strong safety record that they have and the fact that they will be fully licensed. i think that probably is going to happen more and more. >> you said that the delta variant could destabilize countries, even that have high rates of vaccination among the population. can you elaborate? >> -- joshua: countries that have very high rates of vaccination will be protected but countries that have pretty high rates, see in the united kingdom, cases going up and a sign that deaths growing up. we will be particularly vulnerable. maybe even a summer in some places based on how transmissible this virus is. there is a distinction between destabilizing individuals because they are getting sick from the delta variant, as students report out of israel showed over the weekend versus just being more prevalent among those who are not vaccinated. can you give us a sense of the risks on the other site, even for vaccinated individuals? joshua: the r

now time to turn it over to joshua johnson. >> hey. there i think it's about to get louder here than the conversation you just had. good to see you tonight. hello to you. i'm joshua johnson. great to be with you tonight for our especially "the week in pride." the we're live at the birthplace of the modern lgbtq rights movement, the stonewall inn. the celebrations are lively, you'll hear from lawmakers and activists about how far this community has come and where it goes from here. we'll focus on the equality act, the generational divide and what representation looks like. from nbc news here in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to a special edition of "the week." >> welcome back. the festivities are smaller today, at least by new york standards because of the pandemic. they are as visible as environment we are pride flags all over manhattan. visibility is the point of the attacks since they raided the stonewall inn in 1969. before it was gay pride. they called it a mash against police brutality one year after the raid. there was a l

both agnes chow and joshua long face other charges on the patients national security low. as adrian brown reports from hong kong may not be an accident, the child was released on the same day. the g 7 is discussing china. it's very rare for people to be released from jail on a saturday in hong kong. yet that is what has happened. so, coincidence or no coincidence. we also have the fact that this is the anniversary, the 2nd anniversary of the 1st really violent protest here in hong kong that happened outside the mini parliament. that was when legislators were due to get the 2nd reading that controversial expedition bill, which set on hope chain of events, leading to months of unrest outside the jail, where agnes child walked out on saturday morning. there were plenty of umbrellas because it's the monsoon season. here, but also those brothers were symbols of the continuing resistance against chinese rule. agnes childhood. so certainly looked a lot sooner than she did when she was sentenced. almost 6 months ago. she said nothing to the media when she left. and i think that th

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headquarters both at the child, joshua long face, other charges on the aging national security. for more miss, let's speak to, i'll just here was adrian brown, who lived for us in hong kong. what more do we know about to charles early release than well, it seems that she's possibly being released because she has behaved herself while she's been in jail. she was sentenced to 10 months in december. now she's being paid off the serving almost 7 months now. another person who was sentenced with ivan land was also released early. he was out of jail in april, setting 5 months of his 7 month term. but then i guess, let's also reflect on the back good china and hong kong are going to be discussed at the g 7 summit in cooper. and of course, you have to remember that it's very rare for people to be released from jail on a saturday in hong kong. yet that is what has happened. so, coincidence or no coincidence. we also have the fact that this is the anniversary, the 2nd anniversary of the 1st really violent protest here in hong kong that happened outside the many parliament that was when le

both agnes chow and joshua wong face all the charges on the pages national security law. and that means things remain uncertain fact ms. chow, despite her release, adrian brown explains from hong kong. she was arrested back in august under that national security law, along with a 100 other activists now. she has not yet been charged, but it's possible in the coming weeks or months that she will be or perhaps will be also charged under national security is joshua long and other well known, prominent activists. like jimmy, like the media tycoon. we have been seeing in the last few months, a real intensification of china's campaign against descent here. and on saturday, the man who's basically china's point man here in hong kong knew who named said that the people who were the real enemies of hong kong were those calling for an end to one party rule. now the reason why he was speaking today is because it's just a few weeks before china marks the 100 anniversary of the chinese communist coffee . a very important time for china's leaders. and that's why i don't think you'll ge

her role in an anti government protest in 2019 the 24 year old was convicted along with activists joshua long, and ivan lamb for an unorganized rally. the police headquarters for the fact was charla and joshua wong face other charges on the patients. national security law from hong kong, adrian brown explains, or about the timing of her release. china and hong kong are going to be discussed at the g 7 summit in cornwall. and of course, you have to remember that it's very rare for people to be released from jail on a saturday in hong kong. yet that is what has happened. so coincident or no coincidence, we also have the fact that this is the anniversary, the 2nd anniversary of the 1st really violent protest here in hong kong that happened outside the many parliament that was when legislators were due to get the 2nd reading that controversial expedition bill which settled hope, chain of events, leading to months of unrest outside the jail, where agnes child saturday morning. there were plenty of umbrellas because it's a monsoon season here. but also those brothers were symbols of the contin

al jazeera, derucia, quadratic province, nasa nigeria where a popular evangelical preacher, t b. joshua has died at the age of 57. believe the influential tele vangelis died on saturday, shortly after conducting a live broadcast. i'm an interest has more on this now from a boucher pasta tv. georgia is one of them with successful television that is in gera and across africa. he's got millions of followers here in this country, as well as across africa and the rest of the world. the amount of tribute received so far from across the world i show is how popular he is with the supporters. in the television journalism sector, he rose to prominence in the 1991. there was a book, an explosion of sort of television isn't here in nigeria and across africa. thousands, tens of thousands of people follow. he speaks every day on line. and of course, when it's time for washing at is church in lagos, tens of thousands will gather to hear him speak. and he's listened to, not only by the ordinary niger and the ordinary african. but of course leaders and politicians as well as other influential people acr

both agnes chow and joshua wong face other charges on the bay jeans. national security law was told. adrian brown now joins us live on skype from hong kong. so adrian, what prompted the early release? first of all, well, we're not entirely sure, but it is interesting, isn't it? because a release comes on the very day that those g 7 leaders are going to be discussing china. so it's possible, it's possibly fair to assume that her release might be linked to all of that. because remember she was sentenced to a 10 month term in december, 2020. and now she's been freed. after serving just under several months back. she was convicted, pleaded guilty of taking part in a protest outside the police headquarters here in hong kong in june, 2019 just off of the process began here. she was essentially part of a group, a large group which laid siege to the police headquarters. joining her with joshua long and other prominent pro democracy activists is also in jail at the moment. and ivan lamb, they were all sentenced in december 2020. the other 2, receiving much longer terms, both the magnets child

tv, joshua was also controversial, like claiming to cure homosexuality. but the norwegian refugee council, it's molly, is one of the world's most neglected conflicts in the world's. more than 7000000 mullins and eating humanitarian assistance and 350000 people have been displaced just this year alone. it was hot reports now from a makeshift camp in the capital of bunker. an act of defiance and freedom. smoking with something armed groups wouldn't allow him to do. after being caught fat, mousing fighters of the arm group jermanti sought alley slam one was the mean an affiliate, devout kate hudson. diego was abducted. he was given a choice, joined the fight or be killed. he escaped last week, finding his way to the slaughter house on the outskirts of veronica. while i'm so scared. even here, i'm afraid because there are informants giving back information and the data will find you. or if you go back to the village vill cut you up. the al qaeda philly had controlled large wants of land in the center of the country. schools are shot, playing football is forbi

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for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hey, alicia.l on infrastructure. but it came close to falling apart and some republicans may still be trying to kill it. congresswoman sheila jackson lee joins us to discuss it. >>> biden's justice department enters the fight over voting rights, with a lawsuit against georgia's new election law. we'll break down the suit, just ahead. >>> and south florida is rallying around its first responders tonight. we have news from the scene where more than 150 people are still unaccounted for after a condo co

good evening, joshua. . >> right quick.>> you think the memo would have gone out the moment the election was done and dusted and liked like he might win. >> the wow. okay. that was a fascinating interview. the we're going to talk a little more about israel in our next hour. you have a good weekend, my friend. thank you very much. and hello to you. it is good to be with you tonight. speaking of international kamala harris is about to go on her first international trip. >>> it may be the wildest conspiracy theory we ever heard and a former trump official push for a formal investigation of it. we'll explain. >>> plus, some folks are just learning about the tulsa race massacre. what else don't we know about america's history? and how will we learn it? from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week."

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