eric mitchell, now becomes all— the country. eric mitchell, now becomes all about _ the country.country. eric mitchell, now becomes all about them and l the country. eric mitchell, now| becomes all about them and no the country. eric mitchell, now - becomes all about them and no longer about the opening ceremony. eric mitchell, for your organisation there, thank you so much forjoining us today from portland in the us. good to talk to you. with supporters from around the world not allowed to attend these games, many have had to settle for watching from fanzones in their countries. in the indian capital, delhi, the indian sports minister and his deputy invited former athletes and children from several of the city's sports clubs to watch the live event and cheer for their country's team. in the french capital, paris, people gathered in the trocadero gardens to watch the opening ceremony. the square has been turned into an open—air fanzone with a large screen that will show the competition for the next four weeks, olympics followed by paralympics. across the channel in sunny london,

police say mitchell got into an argument with this man who shot mitchell.once in the torso, mitchell was able to call 911. he later died at the hospital. he gave a description of the shooter. that's how we have the photos of him. police released this video showing the suspect sitting on the handlebars of a bike soon after the shooting. investigators have identified the man peddling the bicycle, but he told police he doesn't really know the man who's on the handlebars. mitchell died one week before his sister's wedding. i've never grieved didn't have time to, you know, had to be the dad. i would like to ask the suspect. why just why my heart goes with you, dad. warren shows me the baseball with loving messages that sits on top of mitchell's, erm, his unsolved case, an open wound you never forget, um, sorry, warden says he cannot forgive justice will be me sitting there watching him getting. prosecuted and having this system, swallow them up and put him away. police are offering a new $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the

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mitchell. he is the president and founder of patients for affordable drugs. focused on promoting policies to lower the costs of prescription drugs and also a patient who relies on prescription drugs and expects to be in continuous treatment for the rest of his life. he has 40 years of experience working in health care and public health policy and has worked to reduce teen smoking, improve the use of seatbelts, and improve child health and safety. i want to thank the witnesses for being here today. i guess we will swear and the witnesses. -- swear in the witnesses. do you want to stand and -- thank you. do you swear that this testimony will give the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so hope you got? -- god? thank you. you may be seated. i will recognize the witnesses for five minutes of testimony each, starting with mr. kades. >> thank you, chairwoman klobuchar and ranking member lee, for the opportunity to testify about prescription drug markets and competition. it is also an h

police say mitchell got into an argument with this man who shot mitchell. once in the torso. mitchell was able to call 911. he later died at the hospital. he gave a description of the shooter. that's how we have the photos of him. that's how they were able to go to local businesses and get their video cameras. police released this video showing the suspect sitting on the handlebars of a bike soon after the shooting. investigators have identified the man peddling the bicycle. but he told police he doesn't really know the man who's on the handlebars. warren says he wants to say sorry to his son. you're the dead, not being there to defend them. mitchell died one week beef. for his sister's wedding. i've never grieved didn't have time to. you know, i had to be the dad. his parents say their grief on hold until the person responsible is held accountable. i would like to ask the suspect. why just why my heart goes with you, dad. warren shows me the baseball with loving messages from him and other family members that sits on top of mitchell's earn kept at home with his parents. his

mitchell: mr. mitchell: it needs to be removed not only from part d drugs but for part b drugs as well. other specialty drugs, too. any of them are part b drugs. they account for .4% of all prescriptions but 46% of all spending on drugs in these countries. we would love to see the noninterference clause eliminated and negotiations extended to be and be in the prices negotiated i medicare extended to the private sector to help employers provide health care for 15 6 million americans. sen. klobuchar: thank you. a lot of questions here after a long hearing. as we look to the merger, there is a lot of predictions we are seeing now. we are seeing the merger bonanza in pharma. what can the ftc do to relieve pharmaceutical mergers under current law? would that enable the agencies to do more to police anti-competitive mergers -- changing the burden for big mergers, other ideas? mr. mitchell: burger enforcement will be critical for the agencies. i think it is fair to say they n eed to be more risk-seeking b

this is "andrea mitchell reports." i'm kasie hunts in washington. as we continue to monitor two major stories on the florida coastlines. 46 people now confirmed dead in the surfside condo collapse and the tireless effort to find the 94 missing continues while across the state millions across tampa and tallahassee tracking tropical storm elsa. >> i ask floridians to simply be safe and use common sense. i just hope that if this is your first rodeo just please heed the warnings about handling power outages and handling some of the issues with your yard or with your debris. >> right now, there are a mix of storm surge warnings and tropical storm watches just an hour after the storm's landfall and elsa could be a major problem for millions more from georgia all of the way up to new york city throughout the week. also in new jersey, former president trump's political grievance tour continues with the announcement moments ago of a lawsuit against social media platforms banning the former president for his unrelenting false claims over the 2020 election and

police say mitchell got into an argument with this man who shot mitchell. once in the torso.all 911. he later died at the hospital. he gave a description of the shooter. that's how we have the photos of him. police released this video showing the suspect sitting on the handlebars of a bike soon after the shooting. investigators have identified the man peddling the bicycle. but he told police he doesn't really know the man who's on the handlebars. mitchell died one week before his sister's wedding. i've never grieved didn't have time to, you know, had to be the dad. i would like to ask the suspect. why just why? my heart goes with you, dad. warren shows me the baseball with loving messages that sits on top of mitchell's earn his unsolved case, an open wound you never forget, um, sorry, warden says he cannot forgive justice will be me sitting there watching him getting. prosecuted and having the system, swallow them up and put them away. police are offering a new $25,000 reward for information leading to the ar. that tells me he will be able to grieve when justice is served in

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this is "andrea mitchell reports." i'm kasie hunt in washington where president biden is facing political pressure during a hot summer as democratic allies and voters demand results. the president fresh off a national security meeting on afghanistan will pivot to an afternoon discussion with a host of civil rights leaders who want assurances that protecting the right to vote is a priority for the white house. mr. biden's immediate domestic priority, trillions in infrastructure development is stuck in legislative limbo as members of both political parties hear from their constituents back home. turning to the coronavirus and a grim milestone. the global death toll surpassing the 4 million mark as japan bans spectators to prevent further spread and ensure olympic athlete safety. >> the measures having been established to protect everybody, the japanese people and the participants of the games. all these strict measures have proven to be successful. >> and down in surfside, it's the first full day of the recovery operatio

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i'm thinking specifically of john mitchell, but please talk about anyone you'd like. yeah, the context here. is that the united states at the time of the civil war had a significant immigrant population when we put together all of the immigrants and their sons who fought in the civil war were looking at almost half of the us troops and upwards of 10% and the south so that created a direct sense of connection right there. so one of the things that i look at is these foreign-born soldiers who are particularly in the north claiming they're fighting for the same values that they fought for abroad. that's a little bit harder of a case to make in the south and it's in part why it's not as widespread of a phenomenon john mitchell really becomes the spooks person on some level of this foreign-born population and the self because why he does is he was already famous as an irish nationalist. he's exile to the united states. he's a news paper man and uses his platform as a journalist to popularize his pro-slavery views, and this was confounding to northerners abolitionists the r

with mitchell marks business professor there at san francisco state and mitchell. we have seen a spike in incidents like the one that we saw there. neiman marcus are corporations prepared to deal with this kind of criminal activity? well yeah, they are prepared heather, but they have to temper their prepper their preparations. with the political climate here in san francisco, there is almost an endorsement of the smash and grab, you know, the average citizen feels like. the government no longer has their back. you know, you just showed a clip of a of a county supervisor. but it's almost as if the perps. are the ones who are protected in this city. okay so what are businesses like an even marcus supposed to do to head off this problem given the political climate, the political atmosphere there in san francisco? well, first of all their comment that that that the safety of their of their staff, and their and their customers is number one is most important for safety first, that's to be that's to be said. something that targetre number of hours open so more daytime ho

this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc.k for the olympics, superstar gymnast simone biles will not be defending her all-around gold medal. the gymnastics superstar pulling out of the individual competition at the tokyo games today one day after she withdrew mid-competition from the team final citing her mental health and its effect on her performance. the four-time gold medalist puts a much-needed spotlight on mental health. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> in the run-up to the games there was one face we saw over. >> simone! >> and over again. simone biles, gymnastics, biggest and brightest star with a shot at a record-setting six gold medals and a chance to add another spectacular skill to her name. but the athlete known for her gravity-defying moves, finally came down to earth. ? wow! >> it's been a long week. it's been a long olympic process. it's been a long year. simone withdrawing from her sport's biggest stage citing her mental health. >> it's okay sometimes to even sit out the big competitions to focus on yourself

now mitchell irby and millions of parents are get something extra money from the government. the child tax credit is up from $2,000 to $3,600 for kids under 6, and $3,000 for older children. half the money will be paid out over six months. parents will have to claim the rest on their tax returns, and families have to make under a certain amount to qualify. for a married couple filing jointly, that's $150,000 or less. the irs will send out money based on last year's tax return. so people who started making more money this year and no longer qualify for the credit need to go to irs.gov and opt out. >> because if you get it and you don't qualify, you have to pay back that money to uncle sam next tax season. >> reporter: mitchell irby is now cancer free and working again, but the extra money is welcome after months of last -- of lost wages. >> everything has increased so at least putting a dent in bills will be great. >> reporter: a financial boost helping her move forward as she puts the past year behind her. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> check your cabinets. johnson &

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andrea mitchell reports starts now. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> and good day. this is andrea mitchell in washington.f all, let's go to -- we are following -- we are following major breaking news stories involving the florida condo rescue efforts. the january 6th investigation and the future of voting rights in the country. south florida with devastating news for grieving families as the search and rescue operation has been halted for now out of fear that the remaining structure could collapse if any more rubble could collapse from the pile. this is as president biden and the first lady are meeting with the families knowing 15 are dead and 145 still missing. promising state and local leaders the federal government will provide whatever they need in the days and weeks ahead for the rescue efforts and the individuals struggling through this tragedy. >> there could be a lot of pain and anxiety, suffering and the need for psychological help in the days and the months that follow, and so we're not going anywhere. >> thank you, mr. president. >> for real. >> in new york city, trump organization chief finan

our final witness is david mitchell. mr. mitchell is the founder and president of patients for affordable drugs. he is a patient advocate focused on promoting policies to lower the cost of prescription drugs and he is also a patient that relies on prescription drugs and expects to be in continuous treatments for the rest of his life. he has 40 years of experience working on healthcare and public health policy and has worked to reduce train smoking -- chain-smoking and improve child health and safety. so i want to thank the witnesses for being here today and i guess we will swear in witnesses. thank you. do you swear that this testimony you will give before the subcommittee shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. you can be seated and i will now recognize the witnesses for five minutes of testimony each starting and we will go through in that order. so, thank you. >> thank you, chairwoman klobuchar and ranking member leave for the opportunity to testify about prescription dru

me a series of loosely pulled up a lot of them and they said they would have enough help little mitchell to listen to this number after that. just action to change that issue for you to be older than somebody in the future with your cookie. we feel like a worn little to see with this in the loosely we can see, you know, the city, unless you me a leal of provisional mcgloid little thing. let them use a way of failing the reach them to come see, you must have been, i have no blue. you must fall. if going to say they are michel, typically chemical way. you lose, you miss you little thing with burst anything we already lose your cook at the we'll say a point. your mother plus the shopping deal. baseball as good as you can. unusual and just simply a long lunch you would. busy be like i was so some of your political so it should be, you know, because you're going to register at some point are still going to want to launch a schedule book, you know, in this particular book in your life and then you have so it was a different he knew it wasn't because somebody soon grew up with this before. woul

i have no blue, you must follow the corner the mitchell typically the chemical waste illusion initially of thinking with burst, anything related to all of your cook at the will, you will see a point your mother plus the shopping deal to baseball. as you can, you can you hold on just simply a little bit. i loved you. what was the one. busy that was like i was so someone should be in because you're going to register at some point are still going to want which which is your schedule book, your bill in this particular book in your life when you're free. so what does that difference? sure. if it wasn't because somebody soon stickler was this, was going to produce was sure a group and there's a glitch for him in or for me with this with me this 30 meter you will you be the most critical one unit, but it also goes also the a deal with this program, could you, could you be the more that you should screen people when you're me and you want to move this one came from that she yeah. it's just shift scenario. yeah, sure. in which it was long thoughts on this when you did the war? no, i you know the

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>> andrea mitchell, thank you very much. >>> heavy rain is falling across parts of new england tonight as elsa finally makes its way out of the u.s. new york city getting a one-two punch. some subway riders there braving waist-deep floodwaters. and on the other side of the country, another potentially historic heatwave. some 33 million people in ten states under heat advisories and warnings this weekend. >>> now to a stunning move by the acting head of the fda, asking for an independent investigation into the agency's own staff after the approval last month of a controversial new alzheimer's drug we get more from kristen dahlgren >> reporter: tonight a calling for an inspector general's investigation into approval of aduhelm, the first alzheimer's drug in decades. janet woodcock writing she is concerned about contacts between representatives from biogen and fda during that review process, including some that may have occurred outside of the formal correspondence process. >> it's one of the worst decisions i can remember >> reporter: dr. aaron kesselheim resigned from the fda advisory c

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lester >> all right, andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> in the west tonight, a growing threat from wildfiresand fears that more homes will be lost as extreme heat and drought make conditions even worse. miguel almaguer has the latest >> reporter: these are the apocalyptic conditions firefighters in northern california face, a perfect recipe for disaster, fuelled by scorching temperatures and extreme drought, the beckwourth complex fire doubled in size saturday, grew by 20,000 acres sunday, and forced some to run for their lives. >> i planned on staying, but when you see the firemen running like that, it's probably a good idea to go ahead and leave. >> reporter: 58 wildfires are burning across the west. the bootleg fire in oregon, the nation's largest, is racing out of control >> normally we see fire behavior like this in these big fires not until august or september >> reporter: extreme heat is also cooking the region >> this is a climate crisis. >> reporter: scientists say this is a clear hallmark of climate change after the hottest june on record, las vegas and st. george, utah, hit weeken

andrea mitchell will talk with vivek murthy about the covid spread that when "andrea mitchell reportsu tonight on noticias telemundo. >>> good day. this is andrea -- good day, everyone. this is andrea mitchell reports in washington, where the president tomorrow will be announcing a vaccine requirement for federal workers as a result of startling news over the delta variant in the next few days which experts say is 1,000 times more transmissible even for vaccinated americans than the alpha virus. the cdc is recommending that even vaccinated people wear masks indoors in highly transmissible parts of the country. that is reversing its guidance from two months ago that fully vaccinated people can go mask-free indoors and it's a major setback in the efforts to project success against the virus. the cdc is saying all k through 12 student should wear masks in schools raising new concerns with some parents and new questions among the 163 million fully vaccinated americans. >> something has changed and what has changed is the virus. when a person gets infected who has been vaccinated, namely a

nbc's andrea mitchell has more >> reporter: thousands of demonstrators spilling into the streets of cuba calling for an end to the 62-year communist regime chance of "we want freedom" echoing through the streets. protesters dumping trash and throwing rocks demonstrations sparked by chronic food shortages and blackouts. in miami, protests in solidarity with havana. >> we've been waiting for change for so long. >> reporter: maria has family in cuba >> i don't even know what their situation is right now >> reporter: an economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic, and no access to approved covid vaccines a perfect storm for anti-regime anger that spread rapidly as more cubans recently gained access to the internet cuban president miguel diaz-canel blaming the unrest on u.s. sanctions >> translator: the lack medicine and food, all those topics that are embedded in our society, what is the origin it's a blockade. >> they simply are not hearing the voices and will of the cuban people people deeply, deeply tired of the repression >> reporter: president obama removed it from the late list of stat

. _ theresa may, david davies, andrew mitchell, have all been vociferously against _ mitchell, have alln the 67 that there would be a green marshall plan to— that there would be a green marshall plan to help developing countries, help them green up, that money is going _ help them green up, that money is going to _ help them green up, that money is going to again be taken from the development aid budget. so, again, slashing _ development aid budget. so, again, slashing that to deploy on climate change _ slashing that to deploy on climate change if— slashing that to deploy on climate change. if you look at this and you compare _ change. if you look at this and you compare it — change. if you look at this and you compare it to china's road initiative, which i know president biden. _ initiative, which i know president biden. it — initiative, which i know president biden. it is — initiative, which i know president biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at— biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at the— biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at the g7. _ biden, it is on his mind, he and i si

mitchell county. it was so isolated that we were the 1st journalist to get there since the fighting between holly's co, new generation, cartel and cartel is needles intensified food. petra, the medicine was scarce, would the carter will continuing? we want to check how the villages were doing now. the answer worse and all the people are leaving the town, leaving us more and more isolated. we can't get down the highway to the towns where we stock up and groceries and work materials. it's hard to get food medicine and the government doesn't respect the agreements that they've made. raphael owns the local carpentry workshop, but doesn't know how long you can keep it going. even the internet and cell phone signal are on the blink. i call kept cutting out. hello, so they cause the tech services are non existent. nobody can give maintenance to those services, or the internet, or even the electricity plants. it should have been like this. back in april we heard the police promise. they cleared the gang block

. >> i'm leslie cirocco-mitchell, a fourth generation baker here with my family. ♪♪ so we get up pretty then you just start doing rounds of dough. loaves. >> my mom and sister basically handle the front and then i have my nephew james helps and then my two daughters and my wife come in and we actually do the baking. after that, my mom and my sister stay and sell the product, retail it. ♪♪ you know, i don't really think about it. but then when i -- sometimes when i go places and i look and see places put up, oh this is our 50th anniversary and everything and we've been over 100 and that is when it kind of hits me. you know, that geez, we've been here a long time. [applause] ♪♪ >> a lot of people might ask why our legacy business is important. we all have our own stories to tell about our ancestry. our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint. tommy's joint is a place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in t

andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> strong signs the u.s.but there is still a ways to go before we get back to where we were before the pandemic. peter alexander is at the white house. peter, what does this mean for americans looking for work? >> lester, employers hired more americans in june than at any time in the last ten months. 850,000 new jobs as vaccination rates rise and americans return to restaurants and theaters and ball parks. still, unemployment ticked up last month, hovering just below 6%, despite the fact there were more than nine million open jobs in the country. and another challenge right now, black americans are still disproportionately impacted with an unemployment rate near double-digits. lester? >> peter alexander at the white house, thanks. >>> now to the olympic decision a lot of people are talking about today. american track star sha'carri richardson won't be allowed to compete in the women's 100 meter after testing positive for marijuana. today she apologized and explained in a "today" show exclusive. kristen dahlgr

mitchell reports. >> traces of human blood and disturbed soil. biggest clues found under the house of the father of murder suspect paul flores, ruben flores is accused of helping his son paul conceal the body of cal poly student kristin smart who disappeared back in 1996 for 2 years. investigators searched the floor as property in arroyo grande. a judge just unsealed court records that show what they found. investigators now say they think smart was buried on the property in her body which has not been found was recently moved. searchers used ground, penetrating radar and cadaver dogs to uncover new clues to the crime. an archaeologist determined there was a major disturbance in the soil. the archaeologists also reported there was staining that looked like someone poured chemicals on the body deeper in the soil. investigators found 4 different samples that tested positive for human blood. the records show that a tenant of the property said the area was the perfect place to hide a body and that ruben flores kept it off limits and padlocked. >> tha

tell us why we'd need to hear john mitchell situation stated at the time. karen: i wish i was reading from that. use his own works that john mitchell was the editor of the african american newspaper called the richmond planet and he was very much a critic what he saw what was going on. on the one hand he said, we understand the people want to memorialize their leaders but on the other hand, they're taking it a bit too far. and he was also concerned he was raising red light here that what he saw going on at the same time this monument was being unveiled was that he very much understood there was a move away from the progress that was brought by reconstruction. the searching for the 14th in the 15th amendment but especially the 15th amendment which was the right for african-american men to vote that provided for that. he was really concerned. and he was right. there was movement to just franchise black men. and he saw it coming. and part of that response to the unveiling. this was printed in the paper, the 15th amendment and he also printed responses from oth

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