and i agree with everything mat just said. i think i've been reading his columns too much, so i'm standard -- starting to take after mat a lot. >> that'd be an improvement. [laughter] >> there was a bill that passed in 2013 in the united states senate. it was a comprehensive immigration and border security bill. it passed with bipartisan support. it was never taken up in the house of representatives by john boehner. nancy pelosi could take it up in the house right now and send it back to the senate and to joe biden's desk. we can't keep governing by fiat or in the many other fields that congress has ceded its authority to the executive. those days should be over at this point, and we need to work together to get those bills passed. look, i agree with what's being said here. there are problems at the border. humanitarian issues with these people living down there, i don't like it. i want to see people living well, i want to see humanitarian relief to these people, but we can't just wish it away -- kennedy: no, and you can't jus

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i'm now the stud that people are scared to face on the mat. >> let's go kid.s my favorite part of wrestling, obviously. >> reporter: unafraid of the challenges, driven by faith and purpose. >> the lord put me here for a reason. this isn't really all about winning the tournament. because this is my first time doing this. it's seeing how far i can go. because i'm going up against some really good guys, but i'm also a really good guy so we'll see how it goes. >> what a champ and inspiration. thanks so much for watching. i'm whit johnston. see you on "gma" in the morning. have a great night. >>> building a better bay area for a secure and safe area. this is abc 7 news. >> we're feeling the hate. we're feeling the hurt and so we want to show our strength and solidarity. >> a show of support after a wave of violence against asian-americans. the bay area community coming together today to say no more hate. with this we say good evening and thank you so much for joining us. i'm

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how has he been a welcome mat?ook, in february of 2020 the numbers compared to february of 2021 have increased 173%. 100,000 migrants were apprehended at the border in february of last year. >> we have a pandemic. >> don, i'm not disagreeing with you. the numbers are astronomical. but i think it's really difficult to hear this president say i'm the nice guy, i welcome them, i embrace them, i'm going to give them a place to stay, but not to have a plan in place to have housing and accommodation and food and shelter for these people is simply unconscionable. and for him to say -- to not be able to acknowledge the possibility that he may have rolled back the trump policies a little prematurely, the remain in mexico policies that said they need to stay in mexico unless they have been cleared and vetted by our country to come here. i think -- i understand and agree with what he is trying to accomplish. there just should have been a better plan in place to be able to process them once they're here. >> let me respond to t

courtesy of kamala harris breaking tie and using reconciliation, that unusual way related to budget mat version of this when it comes to immigration or voting rights, and for that reason, i think we're likely to see awful lot of stalemate in months to come. each side will point fingers at other and question is how will the public react. can tell you this right now, given that 72% of the public like the democratic plan, joe biden's approval rating is about 60%, really high, if this continues until 2022, for the moment looks like republicans are going to have much more to account for than the democrats. >> indeed, ten-second honeymoon is over. thank you very much. >>> during an event in hayward today, congressman swalwell briefly addressed the lawsuit filed against former president donald trump on friday, accused him, donald trump jr., rudy giuliani and republican manager brooks of violating civil rights and incitement laws in the capitol riot, seeks to bring the charges from the impeachment into civil case. swalwell helped argue that case. says critics argue to move on but it's important

>>> the new images from inside border facilities, migrant children packed into pods sleeping on mats in our rare access on patrol by air and by water. >>> new questions about astrazeneca's covid vaccine a day after the company said it was safe and effective. did it use outdated data >>> the controversial changes proposed for the post office. what it could mean for your mail. >>> and kids under pressure could the pandemic spell the end of standardized testing >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening this is not the normal anyone wanted to return to -- the america where people going about their day, going about their business, can have their lives snatched from them by a stranger with a gun. the mass murder at a colorado grocery store yesterday rekindles a legacy of terror and loss none of us want to revisit a week after the mass shooting in atlanta, here we are tonight trying t understand what drove a man to open fire on shoppers in boulder, colorado ten lives being mourned tonight, including the police officer who ran towards the shots and died tryi

small children on mats waiting to be processed.thers sleeps on mats without blankets a striking contrast, in a place so far from home the details released after henry cuellar leaked photos. some border patrol agents saying it's not their fault >> we're border patrol agents. we're not day care >> reporter: for safety to help federal agents patrol the border by air this is the epicenter of the migrant surge here in the rio grande valley. the texas dps says it's encountered over 9,000 migrants in just two weeks. it took minute after minute to see migrant after migrant crossing here's another one right here, 31 right here. >> reporter: 31 in that group alone? >> just this group >> reporter: some of them children >> there's three children and rest adults. >> reporter: you guys are seeing this all day long. >> all day long. >> reporter: just in the few minutes more than 60 migrants cross the border >> that's correct. there's 12 -- eight, nine minutes at a time. >> reporter: these troopers also on the lookout for smugglers the battle at t

he was found dead in a rolled up gym mat eight years ago. that was january 2013.investigation concluded that he accidently slipped while reaching for a shoe and became stuck. but his parents have long believed that their son was killed. and a pathologist hired by the family determined that the cause of death was unexplained, a participants nonaccidental blunt force trauma to johnson's neck. and attorney michael moore is joining me now, he was the u.s. attorney for the middle district of jougeorgia in 2013 and he launched the investigation into the case. he left the position in 2015. the federal review was closed in 2016. michael, good morning. >> good morning. >> so this investigation lasted 2 1/2 years at the federal level from your perspective. the sheriff has reopened it. do you believe that this case deserves another look? >> let me say first off that i vrnlts haven't talked to the sheriff and i don't speak for the kept of jdepartment of justice. but there were hours and hours of testimony, there were days of grand jury testimony, there were boxes of for him,

but it's, like, what do we take from our yoga mat and bring out into the world? >> when i'm in mountain pose and just breathing, i relax and i can re-center, and i find that that's a really good way to handle stress and manage anxiety. >> well, i feel like i'm more peaceful with life, and that has to do with yoga and medion

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his body was later found inside a rolled up gym mat at his high school.ly about what they hope to learn. some of the details are disturbing. >>> we want to know what happened to kendrick johnson, why nothing has been done, and why nobody's been held accountable. >> reporter: jacqueline johnson wants justice for her youngest son. you feel the loss every day? >> every day. every second of the hour. >> reporter: in january of 2013, surveillance video showed kendrick johnson walking the hallways at his high school. sometime in the next 24 hours, the 17-year-old, three-sport athlete, died. his body found the next day rolled up headfirst in this wrestling mat. >> kendrick was in one of the places that should be the safety place. kendrick was at school trying to get his education. >> reporter: state investigators ruled the death an accident. they initially said johnson dove into the mat to retrieve a shoe, got stuck, and died from positional asphyxia. but two other autopsies requested by the family in the following months determined blunt force trauma to the nec

children on mats, shoulder to shoulder. and the statement tonight from the secretary of homeland security. >>> nato scrambling jets ten times across europe to track and intercept russian military planes. >>> here at home, several wildfires burning near mt. rushmo rushmore. >>> the spacex rocket exploding during a test flight. >>> and news from the nfl tonight. next season will look a lot different. and more trouble for major the dog at the white house. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. those troubling new numbers on the coronavirus here in the u.s. what authorities are seeing in more than 20 states now. and the reason why, they say. but we are going to begin tonight with the searing new testimony in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, in the death of george floyd. the young witnesses today, one just 9 years old. three teenagers taking the stand, too. darnella frazier, 17 at the time, there that day with her 9-year-old cousin. the two of them walking by the officers pi

>> reporter: he can feel the game every time he hits the mat. by the copper hammer, his alter ego. >> here's the other copper hammer. this is the small one. >> oh, yeah, that's the one i got for christmas. the real one is there. >> you got this. >> rter: blind, cancer survivor, on the spectrum. autism just another hurdle. he's got every advantage, right? >> there are coaches that are coming up to us now that are saying, hey, that blind kid has an advantage and so -- >> and you laugh. >> when something is right if other coaches are saying, hey, the blind, autistic kid is the one with the advantage. >> the tables have turned. i'm now the stud that people are scared to face on te mat. >> reporter: the team has not only adapted to caiden but embraced him. the pillars of the program have braille written on them. >> toughness is here. to b ae t >> reporter: the team has an annual dine in the dark night where they eat blindfolded. what his coaches see so vividly is his joy of competing. >> he gets the guy over and he's arching and keeping him down and

each has a mat to spread upon the floor.y sit upon their mats and sing their favorite lullaby until one by one they rest their little heads in blessed slumber. ♪♪ on the islands the young girls' vocational class studies the methods as well as the economics of chicken raising. carries forward the early education that built honest respect for henny penny and her tribe. the school song poultry is a subject of major importance for the young farm students. not only the proper feeding, treatment for common diseases, proper housing and so forth, but the teacher shows the student how to cull the flock by measuring the growing chicken which will be prolific layers. in back of the better homes of which peel speak later is the garden of the older girl vocational students. the house garden is the woman's province to raise vegetables not only for the table but preserving for the wintertime needs. preparing vegetables for canning is under the home economics instructor who also instructs in the cooking and serving of meals. literally tens

the video shows minors sleeping on mats in the facilities and in some cases playing with toys insides are government images. cbp is writing this, in order to protect the health and safety of our work force and those in our care, we continue to discourage external visitors in our facilities, however cbp is working to balance the need for public transparency and accountability. the biden administration has faced pressure to be more transparent with journalists who are still not allowed inside any facilities despite multiple requests. our team has all of the latest reporting on this situation. dasha burns is in texas, and peter alexander is at the white house. so dasha, we're getting these images from inside the facilities. how do they compare with what you're hearing from officials and families? >> we've been pushing for transparency. this is the first step towards that. the next step is allowing media access to some of these facilities, particularly donna, which we know is the epicenter of overcrowding. these images line up with what we've been hearing. there are no kids in cages, we

biden's welcome mat goes beyond his statement, hatred donald trumpnd and his policy see so intense there was a concerted effort to reverse anything he did in order to open the borders when president trump came into office he fought against all odds to get job done, he is the where where wall, experience and determination to do what others couldls not. one after reaching a deal with mexico, migrants were held in mexico while their claims were considered by us, and migrants could not just mouth credible fear, they should to prove. numberer 3, president trump word with guatemala, honduras. and el salvador to hear cases while citizens remained in their country, and she stopped catch and release, and priority deporting of criminal aliens,y e hardened the ports of ept reeker the construction of the -- the mere mention of trump caused immigration numbers to be lower than in decades, along comes joe biden and reverses it all. this week, the democrat passed a bill in the house pushing to grant two million illegals already here, amnesty. tonight, you will also hear from sheriff mark, on the front

the other was dropped on a mat outside.obtained those keys somehow, which meant whoever it was was in his inner circle or had access to it. so now police began looking very closely for relationships, like maybe secret ones. >> what is your involvement or relationship? >> nanette is a pretty good friend of mine. >> that's how they found eric nafoski who they found was living in a "melrose place" kind of complex, just not quite as nice. naposki had played football, but his promising career as a linebacker had fizzled, too many injuries, too many hours on the bench. by the early '90s he was trying to figure out what to do next. >> i was in seattle with the seahawks when i retired, when i left. and i drove down the coast and it was a great place to land. >> it would be kind of a nirvana for a guy like you. >> it was. >> big, good-looking ex-football player like him? it was easy to get work. and women, in southern california. like nanette. he met her while working one day at this gym. what did you think when you saw her? >> i th

to night an activist role in whatever they believe in and then actually just going to jump across mats well some of that you tweeted out in a story that reminds us that there is racism effete way and in sports and in the sports well so t.v. host and banana at. the harlem globetrotter what happened to me why is it relevant to what i speaking about today. so i was given an interview about an upcoming game and i was showing a few tricks with a basketball when one of the reporters were sued and one of the news anchors pulled out a tangerine from his pocket and threw it to me so i caught him very confused returned it to him and then he then threw it to someone off camera who threw the tangerine at me for a 2nd time this time i didn't catch it and then shortly after that a weight woman behind the camera threw a banana at me this is all happening on live television and so my initial reaction i caught them and then extremely stunned shocked i didn't know how to even begin to unpack what was actually a happening so then i left there immediately and my 1st thought was i need to get a copy of thi

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. >> i am not a memoir guy, more math mat eck, more science, my world geography. i skim through, i'm not always seeing the da, i'm skimmer, i wanted the book to be able to be followed very easily. sometimes when i read stuff i get lost in how the fore mat, the paragraphs are really in depth, so i wanted to be able to write something that was easy to follow, and you know, something that you can enjoy. >> it is enjoyable. man because you have lived a life, everything in your book gives us insides into something, people love kg on the court, there is talk about kg on the court, like just when you learn things about you as a person, you for instance have you are very serious player. but you love messing with people, you know, one of my favorite things you did, and i only learned about basketball maybe like seven years ago, i would always see you hitting the ball away when people would shoot after the time out has been called and i was always like did they get the point. and i was like no, kg just does it, like why are you didding that, i don't know, now we know, you w

and could have no complaints form a by unmanned mats hummels was left ball watching as a former dortmund man did what he does best. to get for an equaliser 11 dubs he certainly got stuck in the. past in the dortmund defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but we're not moved to who also left the frenchman grounded the referee was prompted by v.a.r. to take another look at a possible penalty decision. after an in or spacious start things were heading in the right direction once robert levon dusky said mabyn hits in the wrong direction so going into halftime it was all square. we know that the maybe the 1st 1520 minutes we didn't play but after a 2nd all that have you can see that you're not ok now we have to push forward to have to try to score the 1st goal and the 2nd half we had this game under control and we know it ok come on boys we have to try to score the other god because we want to get 3 points it looked for the briefest of moments as if hits would lend a shaky hand to their hopes of winning by spilling a shot from the boots of the 00 kimmie. but that big turning p

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>> i cannot tell you, but this open mat policy they have, come on share in riches, it is a disaster people are pouring up. like we've not seen before, you have seen nothing yet it will be more and more with free healthcare, and free everything, you get free everything. things that no one would believe, education, you see, they have education and schools. or classrooms at least, i don't know if you go to formal schools, and we can't -- we won't educate our own children in class, they have do it by a computer that is terrible for the children, terrible. steve: unbelievable, you spoke strongly about that today. one thing, a small thing. i really appreciated it based on my experience working government, you told the story how you ended up pushing forward operation warp speed so we have vaccine today in a way no one predicted, you said, you know you really had to fight the fda. and they didn't like it. you made them do it. that attitude to take on bureaucracy. seems to be key to getting things done in government, do you have any other examples how you do that? >> many examples, you take a lack

and come here to make this country, the truth of the mat every is if we took this crowd and if we could go through and ask, the her substantial, the background of every family represented here, we could come up with every corner of the either, country, and race. here is the one spot on earth where we have. the brotherhood of man. and maybe as we continue, as we continue with this proudly, brotherhood of man made up of people representative of every part of the earth, maybe one day boundaries, all over the earth, will disappear as people cross boundaries and find out that yes, there is a brotherhood of man and this world can become that brotherhood of man in every corner. thank you all and god bless you all. thank you. >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight, megan o sullivan recount their roles in president george w. bush's decision to increase american troof levels in iran and their efforts to document these in an oral history titled the last car. inside george w. bush's decision to surge

. >>> 10 million vaccines mat. what should you should and shouldn't do. >> we will track the rain. news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> live, breaking news. >>> break news is some strans unified students to go back to in-person learning april 12th. addition@students will be offered in-person options before the end of april. distance learning through the end of the school year. the district has been working to expedite access codes this week frkt. >> we are on toep ro t it a live look on the golden gate camera. you see the drops on the lens. how long will it last? we will check with drew tuma. >> yeah, we are under a band of heavy rain and strong wind. the we justad line ofut creek. and it is rainy and windy along the peninsula, able to get heavy rain. this is the second round of downpours working in the sunset, richmond sth san francisco and pacifica as well. the yellows and oranges and reds, the downpours. the north bay, the brunt of the storm too, heavy winds. the gusts are close to 50 miles per hour as the front moves through. it's going to stay with us through at least the next

i brought out some mats in my room and ijust ijumping around know mike oh, that is great.just remember that we have a reason to why were wearing that hijab so don't stop that. don't let anyone stop you. i was an athletic kid and one of the reasons that i didn't want to wear the hijab was it was so hard for me to put it out. i finally found my style, ifinally for me to put it out. i finally found my style, i finally found for me to put it out. i finally found my style, ifinally found my perfect outfit to wear without getting super hot, without overheating and sometimes if it gets pretty cold i havejust overheating and sometimes if it gets pretty cold i have just the overheating and sometimes if it gets pretty cold i havejust the right amount of layers, doesn't bother me as much. for the hijab community i think girls still need more confidence to play sports. we definitely dip their toes in the water made and put whole foot in there. but i don't think we are close to actually embracement of women's going up and enjoying sport and making it they thing. they hijab that went to

one rack of weights and some yoga mats. hours later the ncaa responded said the discrepancy was in part due to the limited space in the women's facility oh, really some players weren't buying it recording their reasons why. >> let me show y'all the men's weight room. here's our practice court, right? and then here's that weight room and here's all this extra space. if you're upset about this problem, then you're a part of it >> lack of space, eh that was the oregon forward sedona prince. other players called the women's training area a joke and beyond disrespectful. the golden state warriors steph curry said the ncaa was tripping, tripping hours later they said they fell short. women's facilities will be upgraded tomorrow morning. jamel hill now, sports journalist and contributing writer for "the atlantic." jamel, thank you you have to send out videos for them to change what was obviously horrible in the first place? the ncaa, this has been going on a long time. >> reporter: yeah. first, thank you, shep, for having me on it

full set of workout equipment while the women were only provided with a set of free weights and yoga matsut of this double standard. >> the ncaa came out with a statement saying it wasn't money, it was space that was a problem. let me show you all something else. here's our practice court and here's our weight room and here's all this extra space. if you aren't upset about this problem, then you're a part of it. >> it's so sad, but at the same time it makes you laugh just hearing sedona say let me show you something, it's right there. joining me to discuss is sedona price, basketball player for the state of oregon. so good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> congratulations on using your voice and making change happen right away. really, how appalling this is. how did you get wind of what it looked like for the men verse what's you are seeing with your very own eyes, the women set up >> >> . >> twitter first, it was going around and stuff and then when i saw it in person, i was like i got to put this out and video it and put it somewhere to show somebody what's going on. >> what we

the men have a huge weight room set up, the women's, meanwhile, a set of small dumbbells and yoga matsted the pics saying this needs to be addressed. wnba star tweeted saying she thought this was a joke, while grizzlies saw moran called it disrespectful. the ncaa said in part it was due to limited space and they were working to add additional equipment. an oregon sophomore not a fan of that response. >> pictures of our weight room got released versus the men's they came out with a statement saying it wasn't money it was space that was the problem. here is our practice court and here is that weight room and then here is all this extra sp space. >> the nfl said it's investigating deshaun watson amid allegations of sexual assault. three unnamed women now all whom are massage therapists have filed civil lawsuits against watson this week. the most recent suit filed late wednesday night claims watson forced the therapist to perform a sex act during a session in december of 2020. it also alleges watson made clear repeatedly that he was a professional football player who could help or hurt her

others sleeping on mats with mylar blankets a striking contrast, makeshift playpens in a place so far from home the images released a day after congressman henry cuellar leaked photos inside the donna facility border patrol agents who have been inside this facility say it's not their fault. >> we're border patrol agents, not daycare. so that's not what we are trained for. >> reporter: late today we rode along with the texas department of public safety who helps federal agents patrol the border by air. this is th epicenter of the immigrant surge in the rio grande valley. the texas dps says it encountered nearly 9,000 immigrants in the last two weeks it took a few minutes to see migrant after migrant crossing >> here is another one. 31 right here. >> reporter: 31 in that group alone >> yes. >> reporter: some of them young children. >> there are three children and those are adults. >> reporter: you are seeing this all day? >> all day long. you can see the coyotes returning to the mexican side right now. >> reporter: in just the few minutes we've been up here we've seen more than 60 migra

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. >> if we were like in a heavyweight fight, we were on the mat, we were getting pummeled.just decided we were going to be throwing the punches instead of our recipient. >> the first final four since 2017. they will play south carolina on friday night. >>> the ucla bruins didn't even make the final four but this man had another huge game. the wolverines had a great look at the last shot, the bruins win 51-49. headed back to their first final four since 2008. very scary scene in the gonzaga game. the official collapse, eventually got up and was not even taken to the hospital. but he didn't miss much, it was domination sensation. drew tim a, 23 points, gonzaga wins 85-66. they are off to their second ever final for. and the nfl is expanding the season from 16 to 17 games starting this fall. >>> tonight, a spooky house just >>> there is a city in baltimore getting a lot of attention tonight. >> it is decorated more like a haunted house. it has a coffin, a backyard nickname the cemetery, even spiderweb railings upstairs. and it turns out that the seller is a raiders fan. if you

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siham was in her mat class when the blast ripped through the window. >> [speaking foreign language] >juries were so severe that she was rushed to hospital in turkey. her body was broken. her voice was weak. but her message to the world that day was strong. >> [speaking foreign language] >> siham died one month after begging the world to stop t suffering in syria. that was almost eight years ago now. no one knows the risks of sending their children to school here more than siham's father. >> [speaking foreign language] katty: darren reporting there. hard to watch, much harder to live through. so many parties burned and so many dreams -- so many bodies burned and so many dreams shattered in a war that has gone on for too long. still to come on this program, preaching vaccine misinformation. how some faith leade have been sending a misleading message about post-covid jab -- those covid jabs. a man in georgia has been charged with murder after a series ofhootings at massage parlors. six of the eight killed were of asian descent we have more on the shootings. >> this update by officials re

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some are sleeping on the floor because there's not enough mats, others having to wait five days for aey do there's not soap available. joe biden promised to make a more humane approach to immigration. is this a more humane approach? >> good to be with you, mehdi. i listened to ron a few moments ago and i agree with ron that this is unacceptable. we don't want children to be treated this way. a couple of things are true here. number one, the trump administration left our immigration system in tatters. they left our ability to handle the influx of unaccompanied minors in tatters totally. they had four years to do something about this, because we saw surges in the obama administration, trump administration and now in the biden administration. and this trump administration did nothing for four years. not only that, they made it worse. and because of their policies of herding people back, the migrant protection protocol, they built up pent-up demand that we're seeing now. the second thing that's true, and that i agree with ron on is, look, we want to ensure that children are treated better

i have the opportunity to be in different places where i'm seeing people with yoga mats.ies in the hood as much and really not at all. but we want that to be. in our truth, what i'm saying there is what we've seen happen in 2020, like where because of george floyd, because of george floyd's death and breonna taylor, a lot of people were able to say hold on, this ain't right. before it's like you could hear about something. you hear about the death of a philando castile or a trayvon martin or sandra bland, you hear their names and you might read an article about them, but it didn't really stop you. and now i think, you know, what we've seen happen this year has stopped us. we're already still so, it just stopped us, and we had to pay attention. and that verse, i was really kind of saying hey, there is a lot going on over here. and we really struggling to get. my people on the low end trying to ball and get over. lyrics are like liquor for the fallen soldier. there is people dying. my people, i was really addressing those things and bringing that attention. i think hip-hop