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good evening, rich. >> thank you, shana. there are scores of statues throughout washington, dc, but the bulk of them almost exclusively all of them except the one behind me are for union members and can member rating the civil war. this is albert pike. he was also a confederate general. so you had about 100 or so protesters who have been here for the past hour or so and the hooked ropes up to the statues in their try to coordinate is t bring this thing down on command . this is right, as you mentioned between police officers, courthouses and the building to seek the left the department of labor and then you have got thi confederate statue right in the middle of that. this has been an issue in dc fo quite some time now. the dc delegate, eleanor thornton, she's been trying to get this statue out of here. she is not for ripping it down and getting rid of that. her perspective, and this is from a statement that she put out a year ago, she said she opposes tearing down the statues . what she wants to do, she think they belong to

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and msnbc news and nbc contributor shana thomas. the u.s. has gathered intelligence that russian intelligence officers have offered to pay bounties to taliban fighters who kill americans, three people briefed on the matter told nbc news. the "new york times" first broke the story on friday, parts of the story have been reported by cnn, "the washington journal," abc news, and the associated press. the recovery of large amounts of american cash at a taliban outpost in after fan helped tip off u.s. officials. but nbc has not verified any such bounty payments were made. according to information gleaned from captured militants in recent months, "the washington post" reports that the russian bounties are believed to have resulted in the deaths of several u.s. service members. nbc news has not independently confirmed that reporting. two officials tell the times that u.s. intelligence officers and special operations forces in afghanistan alerted their superiors as early as january to a suspected russian plot. officials developed several potential re

shana, the aunt, is on the other side of the building, like, at least a hundred feet away. tyler's grandma is in the dressing room downstairs, so there's no way any of these people will see each other before the show. we made sure of it. - okay, and how well did we manage the expectations of the family? i mean... - i think very well. i think they are--they have no idea what's happening. they don't--they just wanna make a plea. - okay. so, they believe this is the beginning of the search?

shana has more on how neighbors are rallying behind this man and his message. >> reporter: san francisco'sific heights neighborhood is no more for mansions than street arts. on this street corner one stencil, black lives matter, has blossomed into a block of messages of love and peace >> it connects with my heart, because san francisco has always celebrated diversity and inclusion and points of view . >> reporter: support for james one eo who has seen this week the power of words to heal and hurt. >> people of color cannot be quiet. not about the little incidences of racism . >> reporter: he took this video, which has been viewed now millions of times as a couple stopped to confront him about stenciling the words black lives matter on a wall. >> reporter: the woman, lise alexander and her husband, robert larkins, saw one eo and accused him of defacing private property and called police, not believing he lived in the house . >> she just called the police on a man on his own property in his own residence for drawing chalk art on his own retaining wall . >> reporter: later the couple issued s

just so happened shana tended the university of kentucky at the same time as trent digiuro.er college he didn't do so well. he ran up at least a dozen convictions, drug charges, multiple d.u.i.s and so on. so detective evans went back to attorney bullock. >> is there any more? can you get me any more? and ultimately he started talking about a motive. >> and that's when the whole story took a turn into the twilight zone. >> he told me that it was concerning shane ragland being black balled from a fraternity. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> that's a stupid reason to kill somebody. >> the fraternity in question was sigma alpha epsilon, sae. detective evans looked through sae's records. there it was, a pledge list with shane's name crossed off. >> and then it hit, this could be the reason that we never could find out why trent was killed. it was because it was something this weird. >> evans went to one of trent's closest friends and asked, had he heard of this guy, shane ragland? >> and he said, shane ragland? and then i could just sort of see it at that point on h

shana thomas, you have a question for jeh johnson. >> hey, secretary johnson good to see you again. >ood morning. >> i was watching abc news yesterday and the acting secretary of homeland security, the guy who has the job you used to do, said to martha radits that he did not think we have a problem with systemic racism in law enforcement in this country. do you think that answer is just pure politics? how do you take that? i'm curious about your side of that. >> i suspect it was pure politics on his part. not to enrage his boss. he's living day-to-day as an acting. when people have put that question to me, i always want to know what's your definition of systemic racism? by some definitions there's systemic racism across every institution of our nation. it is plain that there are far too many officers who are racist, have a racist heart we saw it on exhibit in minneapolis, it is plain to me we are recruiting across our nation's forces far too many people who are not there to protect and serve but are there to be the neighborhood bully, and that's what i think we need to take a hard loo