joshua: right. how did you or were you even able to prepare for just the public spectacle of it all and the international weight of what this meant? a.g. ellison: when you get cases like this, you do not worry about that. you deal with it but you do not worry about it. you just deal with that. one of the teams we had was a media team. not that we were projecting out because we were not. you did not hear much from us during the trial. that was on purpose. but we did want to monitor what was coming in at what was being said. we were able to download on that. we were able to see how it was so going. one of the things i needed to do , is also make sure the governor knew what was going on, because he runs -- we had civil unrest. he wanted to know. do i need to need to call the national guard? so we were in touch with him, in , touch with the department of public safety commissioner, just sort of keeping -- i thought one of my main jobs was to keep everybody focused, keep the main thing the main thing. th

hey cory. >> hey joshua, thank you. stories we're watching at this hour right now, today we learned that 90 people including three young children can confirmed dead on the surfside florida collapse. more than 30 people are potentially unaccounted for. over in california and los angeles county were covid-19 cases surged by 165% in a single week. 83% of new cases affected people under 50. 70% of new infections were concentrated among people 18 to 49. and severe heat wave in california setting record high temperatures across the state. death valley reached 130 degrees today for the second time in three days. it's the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth in nearly a century. more of the week with joshua johnson right after the break. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving... ...with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the subaru forester. the safest forester ever. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's

i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> let us begin tonight with two stories that say a lot about who we are as a country and where we might be going. in charlottesville, virginia, crews removed three statues today. among them were monuments to confederate generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. charlottesville had planned to remove them nearly four years ago. white supremacists and neo-nazis marched in protest and that led to violent clashes that turned deadly. it was one of america's first looks at extremism during donald trump's presidency. meanwhile in austin, texas, we're monitoring a special session of the state legislature that began this morning and continues into the night. it's happening right now. it is the next phase in the republican party's push for new rules on voting. texas has become a battleground state in the fight for voting rights. according to the brennan center for justice, nearly every state has introduced restrictive bills. more than 380 bills in all across the coun

>> i'm not so sure, joshua.arge, he's been charged with is referred to as espionage light. and they are talking about a two-way street here in terms of information. it's not just lobbying. it's getting what the government calls, the u.s. government calls non-public information about things that the trump administration was about to do and relaying it to united arab emirates, which may have then gone back through official channels to head off what the administration was up to. >> why the uae? what do we know about tom barrack's relationship with that country? >> so that's sort of the most ambiguous aspect of this all, joshua. we know that he had a close business relationship with the uae that something like a billion and a half dollars from uae and saudi arabia, which is a close ally, were reportedly invested in his private investment fund called colony capital. but when you get into the indictment there's actually very little discussion of why tom barrack did this, what his motive was. sometimes in indictments l

>> it's not good, joshua.n is normally a couple of months away, but we're seeing moisture levels that we don't normally see this early in the season. so that has a lot of people concerned. fires are burning in washington, oregon, california, nevada. they did get a little bit of relief in the southwest with monsoons, but the issue with that is, forecasters say they're likely to trigger thunderstorms in this part of the world, in northern california. thunderstorms mean lightning. lightning and all of this dry vegetation, that's a bad combination. >> lightning is not accompanied by a bunch of rain, called dry lightning, as the potential to spark anything. right now, pretty much anywhere across the inner mountain west from california to the great basin, which is your nevada/utah area, up through the northern rockies. >> reporter: that's heath hockenberry. he's in charge of the fire weather program for the national weather service. so basically, he communicates the forecast to the different agencies that are lookin

i'm joshua johnson. welcome to the -- "the week." >>> let us begin tonight with a breaking story out of cuba. thousands of people have taken to the streets, denouncing the government in an unusual act of civil disobedience. they are demanding food and covid-19 vaccines and protesting the islands of dire economic situation. we know of demonstrations in at least five neighborhoods in havana and in the number of towns across the island. police in havana detained a number of protesters in an attempt to control the crowd. pro-government counter-protesters supported the officers, shouting things like, this street belongs fidel. anti-demonstration protesters chanted slogans like "freedom," "down with the tyranny" and "home is life." joining us is laura rodriguez, a reporter with wtrf in miami. we're also joined by the former congressman in the miami area. laura, let me start with you in southwest florida. i'm guessing you're in little haiti, right near the heart of the cuba community. what is it like there and

please welcome joshua jackson!hank you so much for being here, buddy. it's the first time i'm introducing you as a dad >> as a father, yeah >> jimmy: you're a father, congratulations. [ cheers and applause that's the best news >> thank you yeah, it's huge. it's pretty excellent. >> jimmy: is your phone just all pictures of kids now >> oh, for good reason i don't have it on me right now or else - >> jimmy: you'd show it? >> or else i would absolutely show it to you 'cause i am 100% that dad >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah, i think there are whole server farms dedicated to just pictures of my baby now >> jimmy: yeah >> like tens of -- it's amazing how many pictures you can take of one baby. >> jimmy: yeah, what -- oh, it's like, what? sunsets and brunches >> or yeah, like breakfast she gets pasta sauce on her face, we need 10,000 of those. >> jimmy: oh no. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you showing it to strangers and everybody like you -- >> checked into the hotel last night. first thing i did was like, "hey, did you know i had a a

you know this, joshua. we follow orders.w illegal orders, and the country comes first. you're in the job to protect the country, not the man. >> here is an excerpt from the book that "the washington post" featured on its website, and i want to just reiterate these are excerpts that are reported by philip rucker and carol lennig. nbc news has not independently con firl them. here is one of the excerpts i think is among the most startling. milley saw trump as a classic authoritarian leader with nothing to lose. he had earlier described to aides that he kept having a stomach-churning feeling that some of the worrisome early stages of 20th century fascism were replaying in america. he saw parallels between trump's rhetoric about election fraud and adolf hitler's insistence to his followers at the nuremberg rallies that he was both a victim and their savior. this is a reichstag moment, milley told them. what do you make of that? >> i would have to be sitting in the room when mark said that. i know him to be a very sober man, a ve

tom: we are honored to bring you, joshua sharfstein. hopkins michael bloomberg school of public health. thank you so much for joining us. john and lisa have a wide -- jon and lisa have a wide set of questions. in august 2021, what are we going to in this next round of wearing or not wearing a mask? joshua: it is probably not a uniform recommendation given that vaccination aries so much across the -- varies so much across the country. where there is low vaccination rate and the virus is very common, it will probably make sense for people to put masks on indoors. i it is just to protect people until we can beat the virus back again. tom: what is the efficacy of a federal approach versus every city,, every town, every zip code for themselves? joshua: there is a middle ground here where the cdc gives guidelines. this is where you should seriously consider putting in place a mask requirement. based on the condition of the pandemic and each area, i think that would be a good idea. lisa: we are seeing protests around the world saying enough is

hey, richard. >> hey, joshua. very good saturday to you. >>> the stories we're watching for you this hour. over 60 people were decontaminated after being exposed to dangerous chemicals at a six flags water park in spring, texas. 26 people went to the hospital, including a 3-year-old child. the cause of that leak is not known. >>> rapper and hip hop pioneer biz markie has died at the age of 57. his hit single "just a friend" helped cement his fame as the crowned prince of hip hop. the harlem native was suffering from complications from type 2 diabetes. >>> and tuesday, an 18-year-old dutch man will become the youngest person to travel to space. oliver damon, a physics student, got a seat next to jeff bezos on the blue origins space flight. why? well, the original ticket holder dropped out saying he had a scheduling conflict. more of "the week with joshua johnson" right after a short break. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't

i am joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> okay, my fellow children of the '80s, do you remember the movie "the princess bride," and billy crystal's character, miracle max. he came to mind especially with the infrastructure. we will soon know if the bipartisan deal is alive or dead, or as miracle max would say, it's mostly dead, but slightly alive. some say they are close to finalizing a deal, maybe as soon as tomorrow. >> we're down to the last couple of items and i think you will see a bill monday afternoon. >> we're 90% of the way there, and i feel good about getting it done this week. we have one issue outstanding. >> but that outstanding issue is big. how much money to spend on transportation projects. democrats want to follow what is known as the 80/20 rule, and 20% would go to public transit and 80% would go to highways, and republican senators represent more rural areas and want a smaller chair to public transit. and washington state congresswoman said if they want to address climate change w

in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> we've talked about that old washington joke about infrastructure week. it's going to be infrastructure week. sometimes it feels like every week is infrastructure week. but this week really might be different. two major infrastructure bills are working their way through the senate. there's the bipartisan bill which is worth about $579 billion. then there's a $3.5 trillion package that democrats hope to n dollar package which democrats hope to pass through reconciliation. this will be clear article. by friday, it will know whether they passed neither or both. for one thing, house and senate democrats seem pretty unified in their approach to the two bills strategy. much of that unity may depend on good faith negotiations with republicans on the bipartisan bill. it may not hold, if the gop wants to wait from the strain work. so far, congressional republicans have not been unified by many things as strongly as their opposition to president biden's agenda. this

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to the week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ok, my fellow children of the eighties. do you remember the movie the princess bride? and billy crystal's character, miracle max? he came to mind for some of us when we were thinking about the few days in congress. especially with infrastructure. we could soon know if the bipartisan deal is alive or dead or maybe, as lyrical max would say, it's only mostly dead. mostly dead is slightly alive. senators from both parties say that they're close to finalizing a deal, maybe as soon as tomorrow. >> we are down to the last couple of items and i think you're gonna see a bill monday afternoon. >> we're about 90% of the way there were kind of legislative language with colleagues and with staff and i feel good about getting it done this week. we have one issue outstanding. >> but that outstanding issue is big. how much to spend on transportation projects. democrats want to follow what's known as the 80 20 rule. 20% will go to public transit and 80% would go to highways

>> absolutely, joshua. as you said, facebook is in unchartered waters.t facebook made the decision to jump into these waters themselves and along the way, they tried to warn facebook. they said, we're seeing problems with misinformation, we're seeing issues around people, especially leaders, government leaders spreading misinformation. we should come up with a policy about this. and, again and again throughout this book, we show that facebook waits until after the problem has started to try to come up with a policy. it's very reactive rather than proactive. >> now that we got your audio, let me stick with you. i want to know about where the solution lies. jen psaki, the white house press secretary, said during a briefing this week that 12 accounts on facebook are responsible for about two-thirds of the vaccine misinformation on the platform. and if you're wondering who they are, we got a list. they come from a report called the disinformation dozen. we'll show you who the 12 are. i wonder -- if you got any of these 12 in your facebook accounts of the peo

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from nbc world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> let's begin tonight with covid. the highly infectious delta variant is driving a new rise in cases both here in the u.s. and around the world. this week, organizers of the tokyo olympics announced that spectators would be banned from attending. japan declared a state of emergency in the capital where the delta variant is spreading. here in the u.s., vaccination efforts have stalled. only about two-thirds of adults have received at least one dose. i want to say this as straightforward as i can so there's no ambiguity. if you are unvaccinated, then you are literally among the only people covid is killing right now. the cdc said this week that 99.5% of covid deaths are unvaccinated people. the correlation between rise in covid cases and unvaccinated people is so clear, especially when you look at these two maps. on the left, you see counties were covid cases are surging. on the right are the counties were less than 40% of people are vaccinated. they're almost a

i'm joshua johnson.wo stories that say a lot about who we are as a country and where we might be going. in charlottesville, virginia, crews removed three statues today. among them were monuments to confederate generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. charlottesville had planned to remove them nearly four years ago. white supremacists and neo-nazis marched in protest and that led

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>>, you know, after more than a year indoors and with vaccinations on the rise this summer was supposed to be much more fun. ♪♪ scratch that record. the delta variant is threatening to pull everybody back indoors perhaps for a long time. just over 57% of eligible adults are fully vaccinated. and the biden administration is calling this new wave of infections the pandemic of the unvaccinated. cases are surging in states with some of the lowest vaccination rates like louisiana, mississippi and alabama. but there's some good news. these states are also seeing an uptick in vaccinations. and this increase will save lives, but not everyone is onboard. a new poll shows that the overwhelming majority of unvaccinated americans say they are still unlikely to do so. confidence in the vaccine's potency against new variants is also low at least among the unvaccinated. and that's despite evidence that they do work. patience among the vaccinated is wearing thin. alabama's gov

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but for now i hand it over to my colleague joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, alicia.pecially tonight. former president trump is speaking in phoenix. we're monitoring that. on tuesday a house select committee is set to begin its investigation into the january 6th riots. what witnesses should the committee call? >>> plus, patience among the vaccinated is wearing thin as cases of the delta variant rise. could full fda approval convince enough people to get vaccinated? >>> also, a nationwide ban on evictions is about to expire. what can people do. we will get into that with former hud secretary julian castro. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." p let's start this saturday night with some new developments in the prosecution of the so-called qanon shahman, one of many people facing charg

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson.ashington joke about infrastructure week. it's going to be infrastructure week. sometimes it feels like every week is infrastructure week. but this week really might be different. two major infrastructure bills are working their way through the senate. there's the bipartisan bill which is worth about $579 billion. then there's a $3.5 trillion package that democrats hope to n dollar package which democrats hope to pass through reconciliation. this will be clear article. by friday, it will know whether they passed neither or both. for one thing, house and senate democrats seem pretty unified in their approach to the two bills strategy. much of that unity may depend on good faith negotiations with republicans on the bipartisan bill. it may not hold, if the gop want

l >>> hey there, i'm joshua johnson.tt has set the agenda for the special legislative session. voting sessions, critical race theory, rules for transgender student athletes and more. texas state representative at jasmine crockett joins us on "the week" tonight at 8:00 eastern here on msnbc. with 5g than the other guys. t-mobile. america's largest, fastest, most reliable 5g network. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. with relapsing forms of ms... there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including inf

but for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, alicia.hello to you. it is good to be with you tonight. right now, the senate awaits the final text of the bipartisan infrastructure bill after a rare-saturday session. if it passes the senate, will progressives in the house support it? >>> we'll speak to the vice chair of the house progressive caucus. >>> plus, the delta variant is sparking new concerns. today, florida reported its highest-daily caseload, since the pandemic started. the president's former-senior adviser for covid response, andy slavitt, joins us live. >>> also, a report suggests that republicans could retake the house, just by re-districting four southern states. it is mathematically possible but is it politically probable? and how might a pared down voting rights bill affect that? >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm

kpix5 . >>> one of the hottest spots in the west is joshua tree national park east of palm springs. o saturday the temperatures there reach 120 degrees. that did not keep all the visitors away. a park ranger has advice for anyone venturing into the area during the day. >> there are no water stations in the park. you need to bring all of your own water. bring way more than you think you need. bring gallons just in case something happens and you gets granted. >> we have put on our sunscreen and we have been drinking lots of water and fruit juice. we stay in the air conditioning whatever we can. >> rangers suggest doing a sunrise hike or stay after dark into some stargazing. >> and download the kpix5 news app . >>> a new problem in tokyo ahead of the summer olympics. of roof is linking, leaking. staffer using trash bins to catch the water. several thousand journalists will be using it on tuesday. >>> environmental experts found e. coli bacteria at marlin park. they are near urban runoff channels with little water circulation. the city says it does not believe the bacteria came from sew

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next up, the first rioters to plead guilty to a misdemeanor are joshua and jessica bustle, a married virginia. yes, for their wedding, they were registered at "the knot," also "the knoose." e les-- w. don't be mean to mike pence, steve! good guy. the bustles pled guilty to unlawful demonstration after joshua filmed jessica inside the capitol building. she also posted a lot of angry stuff about vaccines on facebook, but in court, jessica added, "i'm admitting guilt to the things that i said, and i'm sorry for saying them. there were also other things that were said in posts that were kind, like 'pray for america,' that weren't included." ( laughter ) that's like a murderer admitting he stabbed a guy, but he wants credit because afterwards he wrote, "don't do drugs." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) but when we return, oh, we have such a great second act for you, "quarantine-while." tick around. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pa

. >>> hey there, i'm joshua johnson.dependence day. president biden is about to address the nation. it's his largest event at the white house since taking office. the president has had 1,000 front line workers to the white house to celebrate the country's independence and independence from covid-19. >> freedom, our liberty, and independence, fourth of july is a sacred day in our country, a day of history, of hope, remembrance, and resolve, of promise and possibilities. before me stands monuments of the greatest and the goodness of our nation, monuments of light and liberty. there's a towering memorial to george washington, the general who led our revolution, the president who set our nation on its course. there is a memorial to thomas jefferson, whose words about liberty and equality literally changed the world. and across the title basin of the jefferson memorial, there stands dr. martin luther king jr., his arms crossed, his ice fixed ahead toward the promised land where equality is not only an aspiration, but a realit

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. >>> but first, my colleague joshua johnson with today's top news stories. joshua? >> thank you, rev. hello to you. some of the stories we are watching this hour. fire officials in miami-dade county say demolition crews could bring down the remainder of the partially collapsed champlain towers condo building tomorrow. concerns about the stability of the structure have hampered rescue efforts. 22 people are confirmed to have died in the collapse. 126 are still believed to be missing. >>> another possible complication for the rescue effort, tropical storm elsa. check out the path. the system has been downgraded from a hurricane as it moves south of the dominican republic. it could regain strength today or tomorrow on track toward florida and the southeastern u.s. >>> and stunning video shows the moments a mudslide swept across rows of houses in japan. take a look at this. the mudslide killed two people and left at least 19 more missing. it happened in a small seaside town near tokyo after days of heavy rain. people who live near that area have been asked to evacuate a

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