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what started as a health crisis now has political overtones here — especially after brexit.ssure to act. their voters increasingly frustrated about a lack of vaccines and fearful because of a third wave of the virus. but not all of those leaders want vaccine export controls. tonight, the commission is trying to persuade them otherwise. it says since december the eu has exported 77 million jabs to wealthy countries. 20 million to the uk, i'vejust been told, without receiving one back in return. intentionally provocative, perhaps. the commission now insists brussels was key in making the uk's vaccine effort a success. some eu countries say they prefer never to use vaccine export controls for fear of disturbing international relations or supply chains. france is more hardline. but today, president macron admitted the eu had made mistakes along the way. translation: we didn't go fast enough, strong enough, - it's absolutely true. we thought the vaccine would take time, but we are catching up. not a moment too soon for europeans languishing in lockdown, decimating their economies

what started as a health crisis now has political overtones here — especially after brexit.ure to act. their voters increasingly frustrated about a lack of vaccines and fearful because of a third wave of the virus. but not all of those leaders want vaccine export controls. tonight, the commission is trying to persuade them otherwise. it says since december the eu has exported 77 million jabs to wealthy countries. 20 million to the uk, i'vejust been told, without receiving one back in return. intentionally provocative, perhaps. the commission now insists brussels was key in making the uk's vaccine effort a success. some eu countries say they prefer never to use vaccine export controls for fear of disturbing international relations or supply chains. france is more hardline. but today, president macron admitted the eu had made mistakes along the way. translation: we didn't go fast enough, strong enough, - it's absolutely true. we thought the vaccine would take time, but we are catching up. not a moment too soon for europeans languishing in lockdown, decimating their economies.

from ari and meghan that they were stepping back because they felt that there was racism and racist overtones in the british press that something that they reiterated again in another extracts of the interview this is the 1st time these allegations of being leveled at the royal family themselves and it's said to be shocking let me ask you both here we've got about a minute left what is the perceived intention of this interview and they didn't have to see anything publicly but they did give you 30 seconds because everybody spoken for making markel except making markel that's why making market want to come in set the set the record straight and because we know that there was no letting up of stories about her she hasn't lived in the u.k. for more than a year and guess what the stories haven't stopped and so according to her she felt that of the stories we're going to continue and she felt that they were going to be negative or just outright lies then she should be part of changing that narrative by telling her own story ok charlotte. yeah she said in that interview that she felt during her time

of a seriously racist undertone or sometimes overtone to this statement which is basically shut up and play which is basically get out there and entertain me and i don't want to hear what you have to say and it's amazing that in 2020 we're still wrestling with what was said in 1968 when tommie smith and john carlos raised their fists one of their slogans at in the for the $68.00 olympics was they said why should we run in mexico city only to crawl home which is still what animates i think the athletic protests today why should we be loved with our uniforms on but then disdained when the uniform is off. let me just show you naomi a stack as she won the u.s. open on september the 12th and these images people who are waiting every day what mosque is she going to have a lot and you can see and she is wearing the mosques of people who met a violent and because of police brutality every day she had a black eyes mats and movement mosque on and then at the end of the u.s. open when she won it this is what she told the commentator who asked her about the months you said from the beginning you h

what started as a health crisis now has political overtones here — especially after brexit.are under huge pressure to act. their voters increasingly frustrated about a lack of vaccines and fearful because of a third wave of the virus. but not all of those leaders want vaccine export controls. tonight, the commission is trying to persuade them otherwise. it says since december the eu has exported 77 million jabs to wealthy countries. 20 million to the uk, i'vejust been told, without receiving one back in return. intentionally provocative, perhaps. the commission now insists brussels was key in making the uk's vaccine effort a success. some eu countries say they prefer never to use vaccine export controls for fear of disturbing international relations or supply chains. france is more hardline. but today, president macron admitted the eu had made mistakes along the way. translation: we didn't go fast enough, strong enough, - it's absolutely true. we thought the vaccine would take time, but we are catching up. not a moment too soon for europeans languishing in lockdown, decimati

to see what the defense to have this story and get that across clearly of course that are whiter overtones about this case the issue of race and in america and particularly in relation to the police by holding the case locally is it is that the best way for people to feel confident in the eventual outcome in terms of the racial issues in america or should there be an independent court outside the locality to be able to look at this well you know one of the things makes america great countries that work in the judicial system you have the opportunity to be judged by their peers with your 2 units if they take the case outside of minneapolis minnesota then you're not judged by your peers these are the individuals that live in those neighborhoods understand the police officers these are the individuals understand the racial issues of their own city their their lives because we're best equipped to be able to judge this case say guilty or not guilty. but again you are bringing local prosecutors up against in a case involving local police officers and again as john was just mentioning in his his

didn't know from prince harry that he was stepping back from the want to keep because of a racist overtones in the media this is now the festering we're hearing applications of this kind leveled at the royal family and suicide all sorts of meghan said she had yet another very damaging comment she said that she wasn't getting support from the royal family and at times she felt so lonely so isolated that she she did consider taking her own life very very obviously very personally tire before american has felt very confident we're a family brand as well harry and will while they were conducting road you he's had built a name on tackling mental health issues and of course harry himself raised in that interview that he was concerned about history repeating itself also the treatment of his mother princess diana so of course that is something that resonates a great deal with the british public and causes a lot of concern shot itself and killed in london thank you. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at least 18 civilians are reported dead and 3 others injured

the interview that harry and meghan gave to oprah winfrey, saying they were treated harshly with overtonesy. the statement is, the family are saddened to hear about the last few years being challenging for harry and meghan. >> reporter: we're learning that the family is saddenen to learn how challenging the last few years have been, which i think harry and meghan would contest. the comments about race are concerning. while some particulars vary, they they will be addressed by the family privately. they're referring to what harry and meghan are talking about with relation to the skin tone that harry and meghan were going to have, and their recollections differ in terms of what actually was said in them. the statement continues, harry, meghan and archie will always be much-loved family members. there is a bit more context saying the heart of this is family and they should be able to discuss the issues raised privately as a family. i mean, john, you can read into that. this was a very hard interview, could not have been more hyped, the most famous interview, likely on an american network and

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if you ask him, he'll say, oh, no racial overtones at all. it's ridiculous.is part of the problem, and he's not alone. and it goes beyond just our house and our senate. the rise in hate crimes in this country, whether it's directed toward asian-americans, african-americans, latinos. it doesn't matter. we have to take a stand against it. it's just something that can't be tolerated anywhere in this country. but to hear it come from an elected official, a senator, that pretty much says it all. he definitely is a person who has no business at all being a member of the united states senate. >> commissioner, think about the context of this. here we are today talking about clearly hate-motivated murders across georgia and atlanta. against asian-americans. and listen to what we just heard from an american hero. an american capitol police officer who said, as a black man, protecting the capitol, we love this country even when it doesn't love us back. it's just astonishing, and i wonder with all your perspective being a black leader in law enforcement all these years,

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>> no, there is a lot of political overtones here.ll. a lot of folks oppose the bill and traditionally, every time president bush tried to enbasket, they tried to suggest the borders out of control. today, the border is more secure than it's ever been. they are at record lows and we have 27,000 borden patrol agents. what we have is a ewe fleek problem baa it's children. and people will say, i didn't realize health and human services is involved. but it's minor children coming across. we have a funding and resource problem. one that we're capable of handling. obviously it's not ideal have fema building shelters to house children. >> sorry, i want to hone in on this. you don't want to call it a crisis either. do you not eview it as a crisis? but 3700 children in custody, that is a record number. >> yeah, you mentioned deterrence. the point is the desperation that the people feel there is nothing we can do on our size. if you look at the trump administration, the number of children coming along, we still had exceedingly high numbers. and

they clearly have decided to use the vice president to do this swearing in because of the political overtones of everything happening at the justice department, including some sensitive investigations, of course, joe biden's son is under investigation at the justice department. so, again, they're trying to, you know, carefully thread the needle here as the new ag takes office. >> that's a really interesting observation, evan. a good point. thank you very much. we will hear more from merrick garland a little bit later. >>> still to come, president biden makes his first prime time address to the nation, it is tonight. we have new details this morning about what he will say. >>> and there's new audio of former president trump pressuring an election investigator in georgia urging that person to find fraud. what are the legal implications for the former president? >>> plus, there is a growing crisis on the border, what's being called a surge in migrant children, could be the next major challenge facing the biden administration. my hygienist cleans with a round head, so does my oral-b. my hygienist

. >> it was muted compared to the media overtones when donald trump slow walk to down a rabbit west point these facts are clear. 6 of the eight people killed on tuesday night were of asian dissent. 7 were women. president harris were in atlanta meeting with community leaders following the mass shooting the claims eight lives. >> many people within the united states have little confidence in the democracy of the united states. >> reporter: 0 officials from the us and china concluded meetings in anchorage, alaska, a gathering that began with bitter exchanges and ended with somber words. >> the challenges facing the united states are deep-seated. they did not emerge over the past four years such as black lives matter. >> what i am hearing is very different from what you describe. i am hearing deep satisfaction with the united states is back, the we are reengaged with our allies and partners. >> testing times in the great frontier of alaska. sources believe the biden administration is looking at taking action in the next several weeks to punish china for a genocidal campaign against muslims.

the overton across towards the peninsula under 40 minutes for your drive. time out and see any major hot spots along that bridge all morning long and looking at things along one o one heading in the park. 28 minutes. so we're tracking those drive times lot more coming up next. but for now, back to you. lot of fear about a 4th covid surge because cases are on the rise around the country, especially among younger people yeah. the are rising nationally as we're low opening locally more and more and more kids are coming back to the classroom to for in person learning which seems dangerous or yeah, but let's find out more aboutnthis. joining us now to talk about this is u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg doctor forsberg, thank you so much for joining us once again. >> welcome. good morning. good morning. is it wise to reopen schools. i know the bay area seems to be in a different boat. >> the nationwide. but could that be like our boat soon. do we need to be careful. >> we absolutely need to be careful. we have to learn for previous mi

but that has judgmental overtones, so i'll hold that in reserve. so, how you been?istence is a continuum, so i've been what i am at each point in the implied time period. you're just coitusing with me, aren't you? bazinga. mm-hmm. how's leonard doing? he seems all right. although he does spend a disturbing amount of time looking at photographs of you and smelling the pillow you slept on. although now that i think of it, he asked me not to tell you that. i'll pretend i didn't hear it. i'd rather you pretend i didn't say it.

. >> they were undeniable racist overtones.n of any other royal. >> there was constant criticism, blatant sexist and racist remarks by british tabloids and internet trolls. >> we have seen the racism towards her play out in real time. >> referring to as straight out of compton. >> nbc foreign correspondent matt bradley is in london with the latest. matt? >> reporter: hey, yeah. so, i mean, this is inevitable, of course, the tabloids filing back. they've never been shy, as you saw. they've always been aiming at meghan markle, and now they're going to be training their sights on oprah winfrey and cbs, which carried that really big interview that still is making headlines all throughout the world. now, what we're seeing from the "daily mail" and its ownership, a lot of the headlines, especially the ones oprah called out, they are not all "daily mail" headlines, but they were undoubtably racist and showed a difference between the way kate middleton was treated. so, really, this is something that the tabloids would be saying about o

. >> they were undeniable, racist overtones.st and racist remarks by british tabloids and interpret trolls. >> we have seen the racism play out for her in realtime. >> so, the press is openly discriminating against meghan markle. at least, that's what the -- the -- the broadcast kind of made it seem. is that the case? >> absolutely. i mean, i'm a journalist in the uk. and i actually had a cry the other night because the gas lighting is unbelievable. you know, you guys see it for your own eyes. you turn on british television, however, and you are told that, actually -- it's just a criticism of meghan. and, you know, it is like talking to a brick wall. i think that is one of the key differences the way you talk about race in america and here. the fact that you are having this conversation on, you know, breakfast television and it's not a debate, whether or not structural racism exists. it's something that's unheard in britain. you will see people shouting, going at each other, saying this is one of the most tolerant countries in t

a look at the cemetery overton across towards the peninsula. so under 40 minutes for your drive time there and check in on one. oh, one, 29 minutes in a park. we're tracking that dorian james, back to you. going reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending it. we have so much to look forward to so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope right now. i'm scared. >> she started that by saying impending mincing no words. that was the cdc director morning about this. 4th wave of coronavirus cases that we're starting to see in the numbers. we've got more bay area counties, reopening school districts coming back with students. and in person learning. and we know that the 7 day average. this nationally. the seven-day average of new cases has increased more than 10% from the week before the 7 day average of deaths has also increased by 2% and even though 72% of americans 65 and older have received at least one dose of the vaccine. millions of americans, particularly younger americans remain vulnerable. and we know t

and this this is an inspiring story, but you know, even your book has some darker overtones and you describe a conversation with judge antonin scalia a jurist of no, you know, no small ability of brilliant guy. talking about this entire story episode and i'll quote it was wrong, but i would not be surprised to see it happen. again. he said he went on a quote that old latin adage into armor and even sealant leggetts, which means that in times of war, you know forget about the laws the laws become silent could something like japanese american tournament happen again in your opinion? sure. well, i do think that something like the japanese-american incarceration can happen again. remember it happened by the stroke of a pen an executive order. i think we've seen in the last several years a president's ability to promote something like building wall or family separation or detention and marginalizing of communities very easily. so i think the reason why we're all here today when i mean we i mean the japanese-american community and heart mountain is we're really committed to telling the story educa

were engaged, when they talked about her mother being straight out of compton, there was gangster overtonesabloid or broadcast media journalist is racist, but there is no doubt that newspapers and media have been involved in peddling racist stereotypes, not least about meghan. fiend peddling racist stereotypes, not least about meghan.— peddling racist stereotypes, not least about meghan. and is that because there _ least about meghan. and is that because there is _ least about meghan. and is that because there is such _ least about meghan. and is that because there is such a - least about meghan. and is that because there is such a lack- least about meghan. and is that because there is such a lack of. because there is such a lack of diversity and media newsrooms up and down the country? it is diversity and media newsrooms up and down the country?— down the country? it is partly about the lack of diversity. _ down the country? it is partly about the lack of diversity. i _ down the country? it is partly about the lack of diversity. i mean, - down the country? it is partly about the lack of div

allegations sound similar to what other women said, the governor made inappropriate remarks with sexual overtones that made her feel uncomfortable at work. the governor continues to say he did nothing wrong and he will not step down. this morning, embattled new york governor andrew cuomo facing new controversy, an eighth accuser coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment. the latest accuser, alyssa mcgrath, 33, currently an employee of the governor's office. a series of allegations against cuomo, telling the newspaper he would ogle her body, remark on her looks, make suggestive comments to her and another aide. she recalled he gazed down her shirt and commented on a necklace hanging there. as she sat alone with him, waiting for him to dictate a document. another employee who remains anonymous accused cuomo of groping her breasts while working in the executive mansion. telling "new york times" that woman is a co-worker that told her about the alleged incident when it happened. responding to the latest allegations, an attorney for the governor again insisted he never made inappropriate ad

you will be happy to know the sneethces has racist overtones. >> dana: how is this overall affected comediansensorship. there are certain topics you don't want to touch because you don't want to risk the offense. you don't want to risk getting taken off of youtube. you don't want to risk the angry letters. once people start self-censoring we're done. you can't do that. no censorship. freedom of speech. >> dana: in your mind i love comedy club. how do we keep the art from dying? >> people have to support the artists that are still taking the chances. there is no world where you won't get offended. i'm sorry if your feelings are hurt. suck it up, butter cup. everybody is up for ridicule. if you are a hypocrite, moron, you will get made fun of. we have to get back to that. support the people who are still telling those jokes. >> dana: so while we have dr. seuss has dominated and the week before we had mr. potato head. people might say why are you covering the dr. seuss story so much? it is not just about the story but the overall movement and why you have people like bill maher, jimmie kimmel, a

and we also pointed out some of the colonial overtones in some of the commentary. you think it was, as you put it, problematic? others would say racist? well, for instance, if kate middleton... i've got nothing against kate middleton, but if kate middleton liked avocados, the tabloids just run the story as a charming pregnant woman's little food fancy. if meghan liked avocados, the same tabloid ran the story as meghan somehow supporting devastation and climate change. meghan can do exactly the same things as white members of parliament data and get criticised for then, but if it was other members of the royal family, there was nothing said. i've actually got those headlines. both stories were from the daily express. "kate's morning sickness cure. prince william gifted with an avocado for pregnant duchess." so, again, in the daily express, "meghan markle's beloved avocado linked to human rights abuses and drought." are you saying clearly that the headline about meghan markle and the way that was written up was because she is of mixed heritage? well, you have to say,

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they talk about it having racial overtones. that's completely false.im scott's police reform bill. this is a complete power grab by democrats. their way or the highway. that's not what americans all across this country sent to washington, d.c. in terms of their legislature. they want folks to work together. they want folks to work together on behalf of the working men and women of this country and why it's important that republican a.g.s stand up to this administration. if i know anything about leader mcconnell, tim scott, tom cotton and others they will stand up and make sure that we have the filibuster in place. i will remind people as well the list goes on and on of members of the democratic party, whether it be now president joe biden when he was in the senate he advocated for the filibuster. chuck schumer the majority leader in the senate now advocated for the filibuster. again, this is a power grab, republicans will stand up across this country and say enough is enough and stop it. >> bill: thank you for your time today and we'll follow it. dan c

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so this really does -- for those who say that the filibuster does not have an anti-civil rights overtoneust not true, and kevin cruz, i have read his thread. it was fantastic. michael harriet also did. it's clear the filibuster is primary used to stop black people from being able to enjoy all that this country supposedly has to offer. that's clear, that's obvious. whether it's civil rights or pensions. the mlk holiday seems archaic now, but someone was trying to filibuster given martin luther king a holiday. the issue is not there's a racial component to the filibuster. there's a racial component to anything everything in this country. what galls me, actually, joe, what i find surprising, whether it's manchin or sinema or the current president of the united states, i don't understand how their support for the filibuster comes against self-interest, because at the end of the day, if the democrats can't pass anything, even though they have the majority in the senate, they will lose in 2022, and then they'll lose in 2024. so regardless of whatever kind of school house rock myth logical affe

you're going to hear that sort of trumpian overtone with respect to what biden does in this space.h respect to pushback on putin, you know, how dare you say, that's just so offensive. consistent with what trump had said with our relationship with russia, but the reality with the republicans is, trump doesn't get to make that call anymore and biden does. and i think you're going to find the allies and a vast majority of the world standing along with biden with respect to how we look at russia versus the way we looked at them under trump. >> still ahead this morning, new insight into the trump organization's longtime money man, who's now cooperating with prosecutors investigating the former president. an nbc news exclusive straight ahead. resident an nbc news exclusive straight ahead. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic