. ♪♪♪ ryan brown: our sincere condolences go to his family. they have our deepest sympathy., and if you think about 50,000 people over the course of a year, you're gonna have any number of personal medical conditions from within that population. carrington: so, just be clear, do you believe that this was a personal medical incident, or this was a work-related death, a death because of overwork at coupang? ryan: the government ruled this to be an industrial incident, and we do accept that. the logistics industry in korea averages about 80 accident-related fatalities a year, and you know, coupang, from the start, has prioritized the health and safety of its workers. we have nurses working with our medical director, who are trying to continually find-- ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ carrington: and do i keep doing this side? huh: hmm? carrington: do i keep doing this side, or should i do this side? huh: no, that one first. carrington: i'm back with huh wonjea, helping him sort parcels at the distribution center in incheon. huh: carrington, do you know that i'm not getting paid for this, right? carrin

that hasn't stopped ryan brown. he's leading an organization called cause, trying to form a union at the amazon warehouse, just outside raleigh, north carolina. he works on the main floor, putting together package. why? he's off shift, he's organized. this is someone call me now or you know, we will it starts at 545. he and it's co worker say they face on realistic target, like sending off at least 80 packages in an hour and get far too little money for some here. just $1575.00, an hour. living wages. i would number one priorities that we work, a hard grueling hours. we work on an honest job and we generate it so much. well for jeff bezos. but that wealth didn't. none of that will trickle down so's the a working conditions. um, you see older workers who may be old enough to be one of my grandparents. they are expected to hit these unrealistic rates. if amazon ah wants to push them out the door, they will put them in the apartment that they know that some they won't be successful in amazon told us, their workers do r

ryan reilly. lisa reuben, legal analyst for the rachel maddow show. and hayes brownnbc daily columnist and editor. welcome all. ryan, i'm gonna start with you here. give us the very latest on the mar-a-lago situation. where do things stand? >> as this unfolds, i think i want to highlight something about the ongoing threats that are being faced with the fbi. we saw that attack of the fbi cincinnati field office. we saw a man arrested for a threat last weekend. in fact, in a recent motion that was filed. the victim impact statement from a officer, a capitol police officer who survived the january 6th attack. he actually made reference to some of these new allegations are coming out about the mar-a-lago situation amid threats. he said quote i live with fear of another attack happening due to the rhetoric that it's currently discuss ad nauseam on social media, radio, in the news. he said in the fight of initial cte. he says, it is exhausting to the point where i don't watch follow any form of media anymore since i seem to live the news daily. and he really wants the indi

it's because nobody really thought that tim ryan in ohio, an increasingly red state, yes, they have sherrod brownut he is kind of a brand name in ohio, that he would be doing as well as he is in the polls right now. he's fundraising, he's extremely competitive and what he made clear to me, not just in that answer but more broadly in the interview, is that he believes he's competitive because he is speaking to working class voters in a way that democrats haven't been able to for a very long time. he's trying to sort of -- yes, he is in the middle of the country, he is not on the coast, but trial to pull the national democratic discussion back to that. he's taking an approach, yes, that fits his state but is quite different than a lot of what we're hearing on the national level from democrats. >> brianna mentioned your discussion with elizabeth warren as well. again, elizabeth warren was actually supportive of what president biden did with student loans. said it didn't go far enough but was supportive of what he did so far. not supportive at all with very pointed words toward the fed chair jerome p

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ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. today ann shoe has apologized but rejected the naacp's call for her resignation for saying quote, lack of family support is a key challenge in educating black and brown students. as sara donchey reports, shoe's supporters argued she shouldn't have to. >> reporter: this meeting got incredibly emotional and heated from groups on both sides of the issue and nearly ended in chaos and shouting. >> the board is considering a stern, firm warning to commissioner shoe, that she must not repeat these statements again. >> reporter: in a crowded meeting, people who called for shoe's admonishment and her supporters were each given time to make public comment. many called on her to step down, saying her comments hurts families of color. >> shame on you! you should be embarrassed. get off of that seat! >> reporter: but hsu's supporters insisted she had apologized and should be allowed to learn her lesson. >> the majority of san francisco supports you, ann. we see the hypocrisy. we see the hypocrisy! of the people in the news. >> reporter: that's when the meeting devolved into chaos, with supporters and critics shouting over each other. >> i'm going to -- we're, i'm

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ryan -- wagon. then come along more soldiers than i ever see before. they all white men, i think. they have on that brown clothes died with walnut and butternut, and old master say their confederate soldiers. -- davis, enslaved by -- offers one of the few existing accounts of the battle of honey springs. she described seeing native troops approach carrying the confederate battle flag, the changing battle -- weather conditions -- her account goes on to explain the roar of gunfire that sounded like horses. the plank bridge way off somewhere. davis offers compelling testimony about the far-reaching and destructive power of battle on the civilian population and on the landscape. what i am most in interested in tonight is the experience of native soldiers. when we know of those soldiers on horseback whose writing style was so distinctive that davis and her fellow spectators identify them from deep distance. what can we say about their experience and the confederate army? to answer these questions, i will turn to the service records from national archives, compiled service records of confederate soldiers that

brown for 20 yards. d'andre swift would finish the drive. swift is a good name for a running back. like right there. nine yard touchdown. the lions were up early. no more matt ryanin atlanta. the falcons are going with the ex reader, marcus mary oda at quarterback this year. given for the time scored. the falcons won 27-23. the giants open a series with the pirates tonight and tomorrow they will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the 2012 world series title team. that will be before the game. you can see bruce b., hunter pence, matt cain, and many others in attendance. unfortunately, the fan favorite, tim, is not going to be there. his wife just passed away from breast cancer. our best to tim and his family. chap pender, taking -- chad pender, taking selfies with the kids. machine running hard, sliding and for the first run of the game. adam on the hill, getting jordan alvarez swinging. 2-0 a's and the fifth. a big loss for the padres. fernando touches junior, suspended for 80 games for violating baseball steroid policy. tatis was a week away from making his return after breaking his left wrist and the off-season. he missed the first four months of this regular s