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and not many remain to dare to call for a aecond refeferendum, becacause soar pubublic opininis not sosoarar thatt they woud actually win it. there is not a lot of momentum behind the second referendum at all in the u.k.. brent: we will have more on that coming up later in the day. that was our correspondent from london. i'm going to go now again to business. daniel is here, venezuela's economic crisis deepening. people are hungry. daniel: they are hungry and hurting. the economic collapse is grinding down on the poor. the past year has seen inflation topped 2006 hundred percent. in any other country, consumers would just buy cheaper, inferior goods, but for the majority of venezuelans, there aren't alternatives. a sad sight. shelves have never been so empty in venezuelala and it is getting worse. whatat is the point of reducinig the price when none are availablble anyway? >> it's painful to see the shelves, because there isn't anything to eat. i bought three things, a like a get and honestly, , my heart hus because lowering g prices is not the way ththe governmentnt shoue acacting. >> t

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soso that will take a while.nd even if they do that, this person -- as this person said, they better have a good public relations strategy going into explain to the public why they are investing in usa gymnastics. amy: will others be criminally charge for covering up? >> that remains to be seen. michigan, as you reported earlier, michigan's attorney general is going to be investigating the actions of michigan state. so far, as far as we know, usa gymnastics has only had a person it hired to come in to evaluate policies and has not been criminally investigated. although, i suppose it is possible something is going on behind the scenes that we don't know about foster amy: mark alesia, they are being with us, reporter with the investigative team at "the indianapolis star," which broke the story in 2016 about dr. larry nassar's sexual abuse of gymnasts. his team also helped expose usa gymnastitics' failure t to repot allegations of sexual abuse by coaches to authorities. alesia's most recent piece is titled "what's n

the fbi lie again and another question i think it's really important on the reason why americans are sosostrated ad i see it over and over i again. we have a criminal investigation into president trump and his campaign members based on shoddy evidence, no evidence, dossier, salacious dossier, and here we have an enormous abundance of evidence of obstruction of justice, possibly all kinds of criminal activity here, and there isn't a criminal investigation. it's a -- the scale of justice don't seem to be balanced. >> sean: what are we looking for? what should happen? >> four page memo. there is a reason why the department of justice sent over a letter trying to convince the intel committee trying not to release it publicly. guys like rod rosenstein i know that it's bad evidence of their illegal conduct. it's a crime, called abusive power, deprivation, to use a false document, the dossier, to spy on anybody, much less a political candidate for president of the united states. it wouldn't surprise me if itybs not just rosenstein involved, mccabe and comey, there are a lot of people. i agree wi

soso there is a lot toto build n here. climate commemoration, everything else. you go i want to thank you all for being here with us, bill mckibben, katrina vanden heuvel, maru mora villalpando who was in congress last night, minnesota state representative ilhan omar, and journalist daniel denvir. thank you for joining us. we h have a job opening. so that your application. [captioning made possible before. it's kind of private, [anima chatterining] simons: eve ensler is one of the most inspiring artists, activists, leleaders i've ever known. [cheering and applause] yeah, really. she has used the arts as a vehicle to accelerate the wakening of mass consciousness andnd to advance women's rights, healing, and justice through cultural activism more effectively y and more globally than ananyone in history. the thing i find most awawe-inspiring about eve, though, is the way that she continues to learn about the

soso there is a lot toto build n here. climate commemoration, everything else. you go i want to thank you all for being here with us, bill mckibben, katrina vanden heuvel, maru mora villalpando who was in congress last night, minnesota state representative ilhan omar, and journalist daniel denvir. thank you for joining us. we h have a job opening. so that your application. [captioning made possible reyes: women of latin america making a difference across the continents. we'll show you the unique ways they're creating an impact. i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." [woman rapping in spanish] reyes:s: first up, f female raps

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soso he had the blackstone rangs and a number of them in these marches.n some respect, it was the far reaches of the laboratory of who could be nonviolent and whether or not it could work. but what you get out of the film's you see the other side of it. dr. king said, we have to show america that there is a race problem in the north because you would be surprised how many millions of people think there is no more race problem since we passed the civil rights bill. theyat one little test, succeeded admirably. nobody really argued there was no racism in the north after chicago. amy: was and he hit by a brick? >> he was hit by a break on that march. he was hit many times, stabbed, struck. violence at all was been close to him before memphis. that was not new. in chicago, even what andy said, down in the south, you'd have a couple hundred klansmen and you would be scared. in chicago, there were thousands and they were enraged. you could hear them. it was and a great crowd. amy: trey ellis, let's talk about the riots in chicago, the holdingzi swastika proteste

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