but we love tanai and we know tanai. she was very inspired. she somehow, someway or someone bought it for her, we don't know, had a u3 fit outfit on and people were going around taking pictures of her. and she wanted to be a part of, okay, i'm not going to cry, she wanted to help market, see, that kind -- that kind of stuff because we heat up her food and give her water, we do everything we can on our block to help people as much as we can, but it's something about when they, she wanted to wear this shirt and she -- they went out and wanted to take pictures of her and she was proud to say she wanted to market 4u3 fit. i thought, it never goes, whenever you're doing something kind to someone, it never goes unnoticed. and we can't get so busy that we can't take time to just say, how are you doing? can i offer you some water. even in the littlest things so i thought that was a big deal to me. i thought i would share that with you. >> [mic is off] >> that's crazy, but -- thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> i want to say one thin

but we love tanai and we know tanai. she was very inspired. she somehow, someway or someone bought it for her, we don't know, had a u3 fit outfit on and people were going around taking pictures of her. and she wanted to be a part of, okay, i'm not going to cry, she wanted to help market, see, that kind -- that kind of stuff because we heat up her food and give her water, we do everything we can on our block to help people as much as we can, but it's something about when they, she wanted to wear this shirt and she -- they went out and wanted to take pictures of her and she was proud to say she wanted to market 4u3 fit. i thought, it never goes, whenever you're doing something kind to someone, it never goes unnoticed. and we can't get so busy that we can't take time to just say, how are you doing? can i offer you some water. even in the littlest things so i thought that was a big deal to me. i thought i would share that with you. >> [mic is off] >> that's crazy, but -- thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> i want to say one thin

anadith tanay reyes alvarez was being detained at a border facility in harlingen, texas, with her parents and two older siblings when she began experiencing a medical emergency and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital customs and border protection, or cbp, said wednesday. her parents, who are from honduras, said she was born with a heart condition. honduran officials are demanding a thorough investigation into what happened. this is the first known death of a migrant child in border patrol custody under the biden administration and comes a week after it was confirmed a 17-year-old honduran migrant teen died at a u.s. health and human services facility in florida earlier this month. a four-year-old child from honduras also died in march in hhs custody. in related news, the u.s. supreme court has dismissed an attempt by republican-led states to revive the trump-era title 42 pandemic policy which was lifted last thursday by the biden administration. the rule was enforced for three years leading to the expulsion of nearly 3 million asylum seekers at the u.s.-mexico border without due

but we love tanai and we know tanai. she was very inspired. she somehow, someway or someone bought it for her, we don't know, had a u3 fit outfit on and people were going around taking pictures of her. and she wanted to be a part of, okay, i'm not going to cry, she wanted to help market, see, that kind -- that kind of stuff because we heat up her food and give her water, we do everything we can on our block to help people as much as we can, but it's something about when they, she wanted to wear this shirt and she -- they went out and wanted to take pictures of her and she was proud to say she wanted to market 4u3 fit. i thought, it never goes, whenever you're doing something kind to someone, it never goes unnoticed. and we can't get so busy that we can't take time to just say, how are you doing? can i offer you some water. even in the littlest things so i thought that was a big deal to me. i thought i would share that with you. >> [mic is off] >> that's crazy, but -- thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> i want to say one thin

anadith tanay reyes alvarez suffered from a congenital heart condition and sickle cell anemia. she and her parents and siblings were detained in texas for over a week. she later appeared to have a seizure and had difficulties breathing. it wasn't until her body went limp and she began bleeding from the mouth that border agents took her to the local hospital where the girl was pronounced dead less than an hour after arriving. her mother told "the near daily news" "she cried and begged for her life and they ignored her. they did not do anything for her." in georgia, the gruesome death of lashawn thompson, a 35-year-old black man in the fulton county jail last year, has been ruled a homicide due to severe neglect. the findings of the independent autopsy were released monday by thompson's family and civil rights attorney ben crump. thompson was being held in the jail's psychiatric wing where his family says he was eaten alive by insects and bedbugs in his cell. the report found the lack of medical treatment first thompson's schizophrenia, as well as dehydration, malnutrition, rapid