miles o'brien: and gather some data.his students have been systematically trapping deer mice that live here. they're hoping to better understand hantavirus. the rodents are the primary reservoir for this pathogen. miles o'brien: hantavirus pulmonary syndrome is a so-called zoonotic disease, meaning it is spread by pathogens that spill over from one species to another. this is the primary cause of pandemics throughout human history. human encroachment and global travel hasten these spillover events. and it appears the climate crisis is making matters even worse. brian bird: so, as the animals get more and more stressed, they're more likely to shed a particular virus or a pathogen. there's also the impact on the animals themselves. so where do they live? as those environments change, well, those animals will move. they're adaptable at a species level, certainly. but those changes occur very gradually, over perhaps millennia. but now we're looking at rather dramatic, fast-paced changes on the time scale of hundreds of years

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o'brien, she's the ceo of o'brien productions and host of matter-of-fact with soul in it o'brien whichet if you check local listings for. we've a little more velshi coming up, but first news of texas. this week, the state's governor greg abbott signed a bill banning a diversity, equity, and inclusion offices at all state funded colleges and universities. the bill passed through the texas legislature last month. largely along party lines, critics of bill worry that it promotes discrimination and will discourage whatever students from attending and applying to those schools. conserved lawmakers argue that the ei efforts are a form of indoctrination in the same way that critical race theory has been wrongly conflated with any black-centric literature or lessons. we can expect more of this by the way in the coming months. more than a dozen states have introduced or passed bills severely restricting or limiting dei programs, including florida. in the coming days, the unite state supreme court is expected to embed a form of action. alternate regards of race bennett from the diversity of back

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o'brien. i saw that on twitter. what did, biden administration did nothing it looks like?mpany and the ceo of the company who has been very active, at the white house on behalf of the truckers, darren hawkins, did go to the white house. we laid it all out. we said that this is necessary to save the company and to save 30,000 jobs including 22,000 union jobs, and, at very little cost. no one is, under this modernization, no one is losing their job. >> they said they couldn't make it happen? >> at the ends of the day at least so far they haven't been able to make it happen. but we're hopeful. cheryl: fascinating. >> one more thing, bernie sanders told you to pound sand because you got money from trump is that correct? >> what i will say is that the sanders staff were not helpful and they made reference to the fact that we had gotten a, gotten a loan during the trump administration. cheryl: fascinating story. fascinating story. thank you for coming in. really interesting. keep us updated with what is going on. >> charlie, thank you very much. >> here we go three minutes left

here's abc's jay o'brien. the fbi and kansas law enforcement searched for a suspect behind more than 90 letters containing a suspicious white powder that sources tell abc news have been sent to kansas lawmakers and state officials, including the speaker of the house and the attorney general. all it was just in your typical letter envelope. and at the very bottom of it, you could feel that it was very thick. state represented tori marie blue quickly calling law enforcement after opening her letter and seeing what was inside blue, telling us she threw the letter in a flower pot, sharing this photo of hazmat teams responding didn't pick up my mail yesterday and now i'm a little worried. i don't know what could be in there. our abc affiliate kmbc obtained a typed note from inside one of those envelopes, the anonymous sender writing, quote, important not to choke on your ambition, signed, quote, your secret does spierer the motive unclear, but the vast majority of letters lawmakers tell abc news appear to be sent t

i'm soledad o'brien, and i'll see you back here next week.always watch matter of fact during the week on fyi and youtube. today on asian-pacific america you can see the documentary on pbs.org. today. week talk with sandra jim who did the first decades ago that led to the current program. then we made a winner in the growing up asia. and we will wrap up traditional cooling dancing.

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact, children are increasingly working at two young and age and in conditions that are too dangerous. that's according to the department of labor. it says last year the number of minors employed in violation of child labor laws was up 37% from the year before and up to 283% from 2015. but several industries are facing a worker shortage that has more states introducing legislation to loosen child labor laws, most recently iowa. our correspondent dan lieberman traveled there to take a look at the issues, the law and talk to a migrant child who was trafficked as an underage worker for the next. i had to work a lot from 7 p.m. to five in the morning. the work was hard, so i would get tired and then i would fall asleep and miss school. this iowa teenager says he was trafficked from guatemala to the us two years ago, and at age 15 was immediately put to work for his own protection. his face and voice are concealed and were using the pseudonym pedro clem. when i arrived

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. americans are living longer than past generations and that can mean facing hard choices about how to manage their ongoing health care needs. with the high cost of assisted living, many seniors are aging at home. they're r relying on hohome care workers for much needed help with day to day l life. but there'e's a sevevere stafffg shortage.. indudustry e experts sayay thaty 1 million new caregivers are needed to meet the current demand. low wages, few, if any, benefits and no paid time off. make recruiting and retaining workers difficult. home care jobs pay a median rate of $14 an hour and north carolina ranks near the bottom when it comes to support for home care workers. our correspondent dan lieberman traveled to the state to hear from clients and caregivers firsthand. she's my lifesaver. i'm serious. 80 year old sally hawk has a special bond with joan kester, who's been her home health care aide for the last seven years. i've had two major operations on my back and three on my neck

gordon right after the game this special moment was getting to take a picture with him with larry o'brienknow, sharing that moment with him and, you know, knowing that we talked about just getting to the mountaintop of nba championship. so in kennedy says that he tries to instill a winning attitude in all of his players and that's something that gordon embodied during his time at archbishop mitty, a proud coach and a proud aaron gordon. no doubt. i know. exciting for them. all right. thanks for watching. ktvu news at 11. our news will continue with mornings on two at 4 a.m. good night, everyone. . it certainly is. so exciting. nothing like starting a new job. or finally coming into your own at a job you already have. yeah. the promise of something new. the rewards finally being -- opposite things being equally good. cheers. mm. yes. i have accepted a job at the c.f.j., the center for justice. not, it turns out,

o'brien, the boss, i don't want to peg him with this but it's interesting.ce ran the boston office of the teamsters which had very close ties with a certain, i hate to do guilt by association but that was a union that was real problematic. that man was very tight with that boston teamsters outfit back in the day. not kidding. >> 1953 that picture is. charlie: he does not look like that anymore. >> wait who is this again? >> whitey bulger. who did you think it was? in any event -- >> as in no longer with us. >> in any event, you know, i don't want to paint mr. o'brien with this but there are some legacy issues with that boston teamster office. you can read all about in the boston herald and the boston globe i did a complete clip search here. not saying he's a mobster. far from it. he wants to clean-up the union and he's said it and made strides to do that but when you talk to the people at yellow they would say these are the type of people we're dealing with. really tough. they used word thug. i didn't. you know? people who just want all-or-nothing. >> they a

professor o'brien, we are seeing the largest land war in europe since world war ii, not at all goingcould have predicted when this began. we are now at the point of vladimir putin talking about having to put down a rebellion, what he called a rebellion in his own country. >> i think we have to sit back and realize how extraordinary this was in the last few days. we are a year and a half since russia -- less than a year and a half since putin sent his army into ukraine, in the hope, expectation that in a few days, they would seize kyiv, and overturn zelenskyy, and this would be a war of triumph. and 16 or 17 months later, there are arguably the most effective russian military force. wagner has been one of the few to make advances in the last few months, turning its weapons towards moscow, and moved hundreds of miles through russia, with very little opposition. i mean, it's one of the most amazing things in the last couple of days, as they marched on moscow, there was hardly anyone there to stop them. and who did show up, they shot down. i mean, this is a military force fighting for pu

so it is a special pleasure site defilement welcome keith o'brien. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. really appreciate it. he did have two years to work on it though. i y don't want to say thank youo all be coming out tonight for thank you to the university of mary washington. thanks for the lecture series. and thanks to allie who works here at the university. for two years we've been trying to make this network. it was on, then it was off everything is on, then it was off. as recently as yesterday i thought this event was going to be live streamed. i was told he would not have a crowd tonight and i would be standing behind this podium in this beautiful room all by kmyself. hand in these times we have all had to learn how to adapt and learn how to roll with the punchess. the store might close early. the restaurant might not be open. the spirit we like might not be available. i was willing to do whatever it took to finally make this event happen. of course is little upsetting a little depressing and disappointing i was coming here to fred

now speak of this evening is keith o'brien author of fly girls subtitled. how five daring women defied all odds and made aviation history. keith was born in cincinnati and graduated from northwestern university. here's a former staff writer for both the boston globe and the new orleans times picayune. as a newspaper reporter who won multiple awards including the casey medal for meritorious journalism. he's also written for the new york times the new york times magazine the washington post politico slate and esquire among others. he has spoken on national public radio for more than a decade including on programs such as npr's all things considered morning edition and weekend edition. he has written two books the most recent of which is the four mentioned fly girls with a third scheduled for publications. this april. titled paradise falls the true story of an environmental catastrophe fly girls has received widespread a claim including two assessments that i will mentioned from authors who have spoken previously in great lives. and you remember may remember t

geoff: miles o'brien, i always joy having you here. >> thank you.rience of war is an enduring trauma for anyone, but it is especially hard on children. death, displacement, doubts, and fear acutely damage children's psyches and their ability to cope. but trusted friends are now aiding ukraine's children. geoff: the sesame workshop, which has produced the iconic children's program for decades, is being used in ukraine to help children experiencing what none should ever have to withstand. special correspondent jane ferguson reports for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> educating children at times of war demands much from teachers. these ukrainian children -- these are made especially to help children cope with strong emotions, communicate with each other and escape the pressures of war. all in the ukrainian language. >> children are surrounded by constant information of the war and it affects them. they become more anxious. my clinic works with children with special needs and it affects them especially. theyecome more emotionally unstable. repor

he was honest about it. >> then in 2009 conan o'brien replaces you doing "the tonight show" and nbc putseek at 10:00 p.m. which turns out to be a terrible idea. >> terrible idea. >> and within eight months, conan is out, you're back on "the tonight show" and you're the villain again. so what would you have us understand about that. >> to me it's like any athletic event the you got two teams or two boxers, you can still be friends and punch each other in the face but, you know, i let them just -- everybody attacked me and you're the villain. just all these -- so i let it go and play out and all the other talk show hosts had a great time with it. that's fine. that's a classic case of don't believe the good stuff or the bad stuff. >> when you were on "the tonight show," you famously banked the money and lived off what you were making on the stand-up comedy circuit and which has led to secret of a speculation on the internet about how much you're worth and it seems that the over/under is half a billion dollars. >> yeah, that's real close, yeah. >> you're saying you're worth over. >> no, unde

abc's jay o'brien joins us now from the department of justice. good morning, jay. >> reporter: this is that scathing 89-page report alleging deep-rooted problems in the minneapolis police department accusing officers of discrimination and using sometimes deadly force. this morning, the aftershocks from a scathing department of justice report accusing the minneapolis police department of repeatedly using excessive force and discriminating against black and native american residents. it was this cell phone video taken by a bystander on a minneapolis street in 2020 showing police officer derek chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck. that sparked nationwide outrage. that prompted this two-year investigation into the city's policing. >> the patterns and practices we observed made what happened to george floyd possible. >> reporter: among the findings that the mpd retunely used excessive force. including unjustified deadly force. that officers shot at people before even determining they were a threat. and that officers commonly used neck restraints li

and thankso to keith o'brien and everyone. c thank you, thank you. [applause]

the fbi now on the case with local authorities and abc's jay o'brien joins us now with the latest. good morning, jay. >> reporter: gio, good morning. officials here at the fbi now partnering with kansas law enforcement to try to figure out who sent these letters, why, and what that suspicious white powder substance was in them. a source familiar with the investigation tells abc news more than 80 of these letters have been reported across the state sent to kansas lawmakers and other government officials. state representative tory marie blew posting this picture of what she says was one of those letters, showing hazmat crews responding, writing, this is not okay. our affiliate kmbc obtaining a note that one lawmaker says was inside one of those envelopes calling it a gift and adding it important not to choke on your ambition. state representative steven owens tells me he also received one of those letters and called that experience terrifying, saying he spotted this substance folded inside of a piece of paper inside that envelope. he calls the sender very thorough and very calculated

city guide, historical society, board chair kevin o'brien is with us we think. san francisco public library with a great list of cable car books you can check out and by the way, all of this information is on our very special website sfcablecars.org. you can scan the qr code on the stickers on the cable car window and go right to that site. also, sf travel, sf heritage and last alphabetically, but hardly least, union square alliance. i don't know (indiscernible) we will have a celebration on the actual anniversary date august 2 and that will be at market. it is a really diverse group of people coming together to celebrate this focused on the past, some focused on the present, but all of us have a commitment to san francisco's future and the cable cars will always be part of it. we are here to celebrate is century and a half of them. let's start with the city number one cable car fan, i have seen this with my own eyes, mayor london breed. [applause] >> thank you to the market street railway for all the work and advocacy that they do to make sure that the cable ca

our science correspondent, miles o'brien, has this encore report.e high sierra, 50 miles northwest of reno at the clover valley ranch. >> remember to check every trap. walk the line. miles: the hunt is on once again. brian: make sure you take the boxes, open, closed. they're empty if there's no animal in it. >> for clues linking a changing climate and the worsening spread of disease. that is ranch owner brian bird, a veterinarian, virologist and director of the one health institute laboratory at the university of california, davis. brian: good hunting. miles: overnight, 47 of their quarry took the peanut butter, oats and bacon bait. now it's time to retrieve the traps. brian: i believe that's the most we have ever captured here. miles: and gather some data. for three years now, he and his students have been systematically trapping deer mice that live here. they're hoping to better understand hantavirus. the rodents are the primary reservoir for this pathogen. hantavirus pulmonary syndrome is a so-called zoonotic disease, meaning it is spread by path

any chance he's going to bring that nba larry o'brien trophy to the mitty campus? >> we're keeping our fingers crossed, you know, because someone was telling me -- i forget who it was last night -- saying each of the players get some time with it, and hopefully he can make his way out there. we'll try to coax him into stopping by archbishop mitty. >> what's one thing you tell your players right now, whether they're star players or bench players? >> if you can defend and rebound, you have a chance to find a way on the floor. and if you're a great teammate, you're going to impact the way your team wins or, you know, is able to be successful. and that's something that, you know, aaron gordon definitely emulates right there. >> you're doing something right at mitty. congratulations. must have been a wild ride there in denver last night. tim kennedy, head coach at archbishop mitty. appreciate your time. >> thanks a lot. >>> from the coach of the nba final champion there to jeff ranieri. how cool is that, jeff? he had him in high school and now he's a big champion. >> yo

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here's abc's jay o'brien. >> reporter: tonight, the kansas bureau of investigation and the fbi searching for a suspect behind more than 90 letters containing a suspicious white powder that sources tell abc news have been sent to kansas lawmakers and state officials, including the speaker of the house and the attorney general. >> it was just in your typical letter envelope. and at the very bottom, you could feel that it was very thick. >> reporter: state representative tory marie blew quickly calling law enforcement after opening her letter, and seeing what was inside. blew telling us she threw the letter into a flower pot. sharing this photo of hazmat teams responding. >> i didn't pick up my mail yesterday. now, i'm a little worried. i don't know what could be in there. >> reporter: our abc affiliate kmbc obtained a typed note from inside one of those envelopes, the anonymous sender writing, quote, important not to choke on your ambition, signed, quote, your secret despiser. the motive unclear but the vast majority of letters, lawmakers tell abc news, appear to be sent to kansas republic

auguste rodin secured a third win for the jockey ryan moore, and a record ninth for the trainer aidan o'brien never confident but you always hope. but there's so many things in these races that can go against you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order. everyone had him in great order and ryan gave him an incredible ride. the winners are taking home just under £900,000 in prize money — definitely a reason to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, epsom. borisjohnson has been warned that he could lose legal funding if he undermines the government's covid inquiry. in a letter sent by officials, the former prime minister was asked to submit supporting evidence to the cabinet office for security clearance —— before being passed on to the inquiry. extracts of this letter were published by the times newspaper. with more on this is our political correspondent helen catt. tell us a little bit about more of what this letter says.— tell us a little bit about more of what this letter says. boris johnson is havin: what this letter says. boris johnson is having his _ what this letter says. boris j

was questioned by police for 7 hours on sunday before being released, pending further inquiries, o'brien and reports from glasgow, and there was no sign of nicholas dudgeon, a. glasgow home on monday. the woman who for 10 years was front and center scott, his politics and the campaign for scott his independence. now, avoiding the spotlights his successor as s and p leader is resisting pressure to for such a step down from parliament. while the police investigation continues. i'll do what i believe is right to the values of natural justice and nicholas searching light. call them between like you to model of course, at least the surcharge and therefore i think there's no reason for their membership to be suspect. see tomorrow is sturgeon's husband. i'm a former chief executive, the s and p calling bt is the parties from a treasurer for freight, and i questioned by police about what exactly happened to some 830000 dollars and campaign funds, which has disappeared from the parties. financial accounts and incentive plans go we found the shop divisions on strong opinions about stage. and i'm t

auguste rodin secured a third win for the jockey ryan moore, and a record ninth for the trainer aidan o'brient you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order. everyone had him in great order and ryan gave him an incredible ride. the winners are taking homejust under £900,000 in prize money — definitely a reason to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, epsom. in england, rail services across the country came to a halt amid the third strike this week on railways. that caused major disruption for passengers, including people hoping to get to big sporting events like the men's fa cup final. 12,000 train drivers belonging to the aslef union walked out in their continuing row about pay and conditions. the head of the union, mick whelan, called on the government to take action and warned about future industrial action, saying: "we are determined to get a resolution and remain in this for the long haul." the government says it had offered a fair and reasonable pay offer. our business correspondent marc ashdown has the latest. long queues, packed coaches. with trains not an option, football fans

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says the— for health, neil o'brien says the government— for health, neil o'brien says the governmentnot confirm whether other lavatories which are designed male or female, could be accessed on the basis of biological sex or a pupil's gender identity because it does not have a written policy. schools are required to provide separate toilets for children aged eight and over. however after a recent report by the policy exchange think tank found that 28% were failing to do so . that 28% were failing to do so. thatis that 28% were failing to do so. that is an astonishingly high number, and this is the madness of inclusivity and diversity . at of inclusivity and diversity. at times, the loo thick fringe of it actually , if i found out that it actually, if i found out that i'd sent my daughter to school and then that school had implemented a policy that allowed a sexual predator to attack her, i would be so angry, i would want to burn the place down. if the nought point nought 1% of the school population who are transgender have to use a toilet . that makes them feel toilet. that makes them

trainer aidan o'brien with his ninth win in the epsom derby, and the jockey ryan moore with his third he was actually racing in the following race. it was the last epsom derby for frankie dettori but sadly he did not make it but he looked pretty happy at the end after what has been an absolutely amazing career. and still more racing this afternoon. the police and stewards seem to be staying in case there are any more protests. charlotte gallagher for us up there at epsom. let's try to go back to our guest in turkey. live now to istanbul to speak to berk esen, a professor of political science at sabanci university. can you hear me or write? yes i can hear ou can you hear me or write? yes i can hear you find- _ lets talk about what president president erdogan has to do. the lira has lost a lot of its value over the last few years. just in terms of how he has been dealing with the economy previously, what we can expect wood from him going forward? ., , �* can expect wood from him going forward? �* . , can expect wood from him going forward? ., �* . , , ., can expect wood from him going f

the larry o'brien trophy. what an entrance they made. >> reporter: they really lead into this whole altitude thing in the mile high staoeu. take a look at this. the larry o'brien trophy, the trophy that is awarded to the winning team made quite the entrance into denver, sky diving out of the sky, fluttering down to earth, landing here. at the end of this series, which according to you, you cannot go by the stats, you have to go by the play on the court. i would say the nuggets would win if you're following that. who ever wins gets that thing that started in the sky. it will end up hoisted over the head of the champions. >> all right. thank you very much, will. what's so funny, the trophy was here. they wouldn't let us touch it without gloves on. and they're jumping out of planes with it. all right. doesn't matter. who ever wins will be happy to have it. coming up my exclusive interview with the elite texas cheerleader critically wounded when she was shot after a teammate accidentally opened the door to the wro

joining us now is aviation analyst miles o'brien. good to see you, miles.e flight path which has people scratching their heads here, because it is taking off from tennessee and headed bound for long island and then obviously, it never landed, and then heads back down the northeast, and then heads back obviously over d.c. and crashing in virginia and what does that flight path tell you? >> it is a lot of pilots are scratching their heads over this one, kate. it appears that what we have is a ghost plane, and some sort of depressurization event likely, rapid or maybe slow, which caused pilot to be incapacitated and also rendered the passengers unconscious. so the aircraft would have had a flight path to islip and programmed into the computer, and the flight management system, and the airplane dutifully flew to islip, but there is nothing in that preprogrammed plan that would allow for a descent without human intervention. so the aircraft arrives at the location, and then for some reason appears to be making a direct return flight to its point of origin. maybe

american people, we did that wasn't just me it was attorney general barr, national security advisory o'brienere candid the threat risk lay down a strategic to respond to it, that has center reciprocity chinese communist party buying land inside united states can we buy there no fine you can't buy ours if we can't invest on your stock exchange your companies you can't invest here in ours either, we have to demand chinese communist party behalf like every other nation expected too behave president biden refused to do that has given them a free pass made excuses, he refuses to talk about the actual risk that is associated with the american economy and workers and jobs across the united states of america. when you clear articulate about things that matter to america, lay out to american people the strategy to respond, i am convinced that businesses schools academia will see this, and begin to understand this risk behave consistent with america objective. >> look, you studied this so much not just when secretary of state, but were director of cia congressman from kansas tell me you started an inc

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the ss jeremiah o'brien today turns 80 years old. world war two museum cargo ship is at pier 35 in san francisco. it's still in active service. it survived d-day off the coast of normandy, france. the jeremiah will be open today to the public for tours beginning at 10 a.m. secretary of state antony blinken met with chinese president xi jinping in beijing today. blinken met with president xi as he wrapped up a two day visit to china aimed at easing tensions between the two countries. after the meeting, blinken said both the us and china have an obligation to manage their relationship responsibly. i came to beijing to strengthen high level channels of communication, to make clear our positions and intentions in areas of disagreement, and to explore areas where we might work together when our interests align on shared transnational challenges and we did all of that. the secretary of state's visit could lead to face to face meetings between president biden and president g in september, when both leaders are set to attend the g20 summit i

surrounded by dozens of educators, and students, governor o'brien signed seven bills into law here at the forsyth county leonnig center. among the more controversial, a parental bill of rights and a bill that would ban so divisive concepts from being taught in the classroom. the governor also signed bills to ban certain books considered obscene from school libraries. >> it's part of the moral panic around lgbtq folks. that is animating right wing lawmakers and activists across the country. georges rogan dominated legislature and governor adopted a package of culture wars laws last year. southern poverty law center say collectively these laws are called the protect students rights act. they included divisive concepts law, a parent's bill of rights, and a harmful to minors law. it allows for removal or restriction of materials parent deem pornographic or otherwise harmful. the first bill intended to focus a lot of its exclusive language on racial issues. backlash, panic around critical race theory. it also includes vague wording with room for interpretation around, quote, not appetite f

the largest single employer strike in american history, according to the teamsters' president, sean o'briene about their workers that make the company run. stock is up year-to-date. there's that year-to-date chart for you guys. what's interesting here is that ups is the backbone of amazon. you know, and so many other things in this country. but because of covid we have completely changed how we live our lives so this strike would be i think devastating to the u.s. economy if that happens, guys. maria: for sure. and we're seeing wages go higher because of the activism from the unions. that's going to continue. that's more stimulus, isn't it, john? >> you're right. the wage gains in the service industry are going to be hard to avoid going forward. look at the difference, i mean, we find that consumer goods inflation, tangible goods is less than 1% year over year but when we go ahead and look at consumer services, that's up by about 6.6%. two different worlds. we defeated inflation on the goods side but on the service side, forget about it. we've got a long ways to go. cheryl: we do cpi, we ta

> i'm going to pray on it and consult my friends, i have a good friend named david jonas, matthew o'brienne of the judges that was terminated last year, i'm speaking to these gentlemen and get advice. >> carley: you have a support system. >> yes, i do thank god. >> carley: before i let you go, one thing i've always wondered in order to stay in this country if you're an illegal immigrant you have to have an asylum claim. how do you determine that. >> you have to have credibility and documentation they provide with corps betive evidence to support their claim. >> carley: a way to iing it out. >> some documents they may not be able to get easily, but some of them they should be able to provide. >> carley: we're sorry that this happened to you and we wish you the best of luck in the future. >> thank you for having me. i really appreciate giant we're glad you came in. >> thank you ma'am. >> carley: ashley over to you. >> ashley: president biden downplaying the fallout after calling the chinese president a dictator. >> we had an incident that caused some confusion, you might say. i don't think