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her daughter travelled hundreds of miles, only to be locked up in donna. she didn't want to let go of her mother. how did you feel when you saw ariani again? ariani slept in one of the plastic cubicles. cindy, 16 years old, who fled honduras for her safety, was also in donna. here are some of the photos of donna. it was more crowded than this? much more crowded? wow. pipes were dripping, cindy said, and inside her mylar blanket, she was wet. when night fell on the borderlands, the sounds of crying filled the tents. paola, 16 years old, cried on her mattress many nights. and on top of everything, there was the filth. illness in the tents became rampant. paola became sick. so did ariani. cindy got covid. now, a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention centres across the country which have the capacity for over 19,000 children. one day, cindy was told to get on a bus. she was taken to the airport in the dark with a large group of sick girls. they were not told

her daughter travelled hundreds of miles, only to be locked up in donna. she didn't want to let go of her mother. how did you feel when you saw your daughter again? ariani slept in one of the plastic cubicles. cindy, 16 years old, who fled honduras for her safety, was also in donna. here are some of the photos of donna. it was more crowded than this? much more crowded? wow. pipes were dripping, cindy said, and inside her mylar blanket, she was wet. when night fell on the borderlands, the sound of crying filled the tents. paola, 16 years old, cried on her mattress many nights. and on top of everything, there was the filth. closely guarded and largely away from the world's eyes, illness in the tents became rampant. paola became sick. so did ariani. cindy got covid. now, a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention centres across the country. they have the capacity for over 19,000 children. one day, cindy was told to get on a bus. she was taken to the airport in

her daughter travelled hundreds of miles, only to be locked up in donna. she didn't want to let go of her mother. how did you feel when you saw ariani again? ariani slept in one of the plastic cubicles. cindy, 16 years old, who fled honduras for her safety, was also in donna. here are some of the photos of donna. it was more crowded than this? much more crowded? pipes were dripping, cindy said, and inside her mylar blanket, she was wet. when night fell on the borderlands, the sounds of crying filled the tents. paola, 16 years old, cried on her mattress many nights. and on top of everything, there was the filth. closely guarded, and largely away from the world's eyes, illness in the tents became rampant. paola became sick. so did ariani. cindy got covid. now, a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention centres across the country which have the capacity for over 19,000 children. one day, cindy was told to get on a bus. she was taken to the airport in the dark

setting them up has reduced overcrowding in centres like donna. we entered san antonio — just east of town was a sports stadium. it had beds for over 2000 migrant teenagers. in february, a month before this facility opened, it was used for a rodeo. we were given this image showing where the children have been kept. we have been told it was the same building that is normally used for animals in the annual review. in the annual rodeo. this detention site, which is now set to close, has been under investigation following allegations of sexual abuse, inadequate food and neglect of the children. an hour away in the heart of downtown dallas, the business district, we had heard hundreds of teenage boys were being held here in the convention centre. i had been told there were no windows in the part of the building they were kept in. but where were they? we asked for access, but no. you have to go somewhere else. this is where the children are being held? yes. you guys cannot be over here. staff said they had to sign agreements that they won't talk about

setting them up has reduced overcrowding in centres like donna. we entered san antonio — just east of town was a sports stadium. it had beds for over 2000 migrant teenagers. in february, a month before this facility opened, it was used for a rodeo. we were given this image showing where the children have been kept. we have been told it was the same building that is normally used for animals in the annual rodeo. this detention site, which is now set to close, has been under investigation following allegations of sexual abuse, inadequate food and neglect of the children. an hour away in the heart of downtown dallas, the business district, we had heard hundreds of teenage boys were being held here in the convention centre. i had been told there were no windows in the part of the building they were kept in. but where were they? we asked for access, but no. you have to go somewhere else. this is where the children are being held? yes. you guys cannot be over here. staff said they had to sign agreements that they won't talk about what goes on inside.

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donna, garrett puts it perfectly. a low bar of passing anti-hate legislation and those are the kinds of things that passed with everybody supporting them in both party. this is a ludicrous standard for saying it's working. i want to read something that michelle goldberg writes about the filibuster. i think people don't appreciate what it is. it is not in the constitution. not a law. this is michelle goldberg in "the new york times." when the senate cleaning up the rule book felt of a rule to allow senators to end a filibuster adopted in 1917. the proportion is reluis r deuced to three fifths in '75. it encouraged extremism. it was a favorite tool of pro slavery senators before the civil war. we may be living through a brief time before democracy is strangled for a generation. they could save us by breaking the filibuster and pass new voting rights legislation but they prefer not to. i had this conversation with david jolly yesterday and i promise you if the parties were reversed the republicans wouldn't think twice ab

donna edwards is here. charlie sykes, editor of the bulwark joins us and luke broadwater is back, "new york times" congressional reporter. luke, we start with you. tell us about what is taking shape, the latest on what the select committee will look like and where those conversations are about appointing a republican. >> well, a lot is in flux right now. i've been talking with both some of the top democrats and some of the top republicans today. speaker pelosi is holding some of her cards pretty close to her chest right now. a lot of the top democrats are sort of jockeying as to who might be on the committee and who won't be. that's still really up in the air right now. we do know she's been meeting with some of the committees of jurisdiction here. there are about five congressional committees that have some role to play in this investigation or have been investigating thus far. and it's sort of ironing out who will take what as this moves forward. obviously there's a lot of interest in the unanswered quest

let me go to you first, donna. president biden is currently on his first overseas trip since taking office. at the g-7 summit, the president came face to face with other world leaders and the meetings were polite and constructive, a stark contrast from the nonstop petty drama we saw when our previous president stepped out on the world stage. how do you believe that president biden is changing the world's view of the united states right now? >> well, first of all, i think we have to take a long view. but the initial assessment, the president with the g-7, it was a return to what we know is a normal kind of g-7 where they deal with issues where they share commonalities, where they present themselves as allies. and you could tell just the body language itself was that president biden was really well received into a group that he actually knows quite well. and it was a return to a united states that's prepared to lead in the world and to maintain close relationships with our allies. and so on that score, i think it's b

george is a much bigger donna. so and the back and there's monty and there's a whole range of new dot said there's all these dinosaurs were found that. ready will take a long time to but yeah, they'll all hold secrets to an ancient land last george monday and said, well, we look forward to hear you. what about them as well as talking to you appreciate that. thanks a lot. my pleasure. now schools in mexico had been shot for nearly the entire duration of the crew of ours. pandemic district measure meant to curb infections ended on monday. but despite schools opening, nobody seemed to want to go to a home and report sna from mexico city. monday was supposed to be the grand reopening of mexican schools, but many remained shut. parents and teachers were still worried about coded. i'm not you that might have been a surprise to the president. he thought people wanted to go back last way lies, gum was wounded, that the school is a 2nd home and the boys and girls want to see each other in the classroom. so do the teachers t

if that is cosby's car, this is quite a stunning moment, donna. your thoughts as you watch this. >> absolutely. this is such an unbelievable day for justice, i think. when we look at the system of justice, we have to remember there's nothing more important than the presumption of innocence, nothing more important than the way evidence is admitted at a trial and we're learning today that you know, you can't allow all of these attacks to come in. these uncharged crimes with vague evidence. i think the court was clear that if a, you make a deal, that deal should mean something and bringing in the uncharged crimes was quite a problem here. i think this is not only a wonderful day for the system under which we all live, but it's a wonderful day for others who are sitting in prison looking at this same type of situation. >> martha: you think this has any impact on your case, harvey weinstein? >> i don't see how it doesn't. we see justice rules. you know, you shouldn't allow all of these uncharged attacks to come in during a criminal trial. how those rea

donna howard tweeting that this would, quote, create a monarchy. morgan is following for it. i want to bring in msnbc political analyst michael steele. morgan, let me start with you on the ground in the lone star state. the governor says he'll call lawmakers back on a special session. what more do we know about that right now? >> reporter: greg abbott calling this a must pass emergency item, keeping the integrity of the elections intact. he is calling for a special session. we do not know when that will start. what they did over the week was essentially historic. they staged this walkout and stalled the legislation from being passed that session.

. >> thank you donna. what the first we found out was april 27th. without a press release putting said that nicole hannah jones has been fired and that did not know whether they had tenure, they were very excited about it. and that point they wrote that this was a bad decision. the chaplain hill and hudson school party to an organization here in north carolina, later found out that the position of was untenured and incorrectly assumed that was because of the criticism. and so that article went viral and national media picked up on it and said that she had tenure was revoked it was terrible. it would really happen is that when hudson school submitted information about nicole hannah jones, way back in january, the committee that sent tenure, as the journalism school some questions about nicole hannah jones experience. and they said that information is protected, the personnel information. they just continued to ask for information before making the decision and instead of going through that, the journalism school of her five-year contract with the pos

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have been questioning the medical team that cared for argentinian football. stall, diego mater donna before his death last year. 7 health professionals, including his personal doctor, a being investigated for manslaughter on donna, died of heart failure. 2 weeks after having brain surgery last month, the board of experts found his treatment was inadequate and said his medical team had acted recklessly after the hearings, the judge will decide whether the case should go to trial. ah, this is all just, these are the top stories president joe biden is renewing the u. s. commitment to nato, and mark's a major shift from his predecessor, during the summit, members of airlines, tough and there's times against russia and acute china being a security challenge. in russia and china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity, we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity. but our alliance is still strong foundation. nato stands together. that's how we met every other threatened the past. it's our greatest strength as meet our challenges of the future and are many and

guest: the charge for -- host: we will go to donna in somerville, massachusetts. caller: i used to be a former federal employee. i have several blue cross blue steel standard options. i would like to know -- the blue cross standard option 104 -- i just went in for a test, i was tested negative. i had to covid-19 tests in april of last year. july 31 july the 31st, 2020. i didn't need any hospitalization. host: what is your question? [indiscernible] i think that is a question for your insurance company. guest: i agree. it is hard for me to comment without going through insurers. host: linda from pennsylvania. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i have to turn down the tv, it is distracting. there was a situation in january of this year were a coworker's direct relative was positive for covid. that information was shared with my employer, and my employer mandated that our small office staff, everyone go for a rapid test. it seemed like there was not a choice. the rapid test was $75. i have applied to my insurance company to get reimbursed for the $75, but

brazile or congresswoman --. >> i love donna so that makes it really difficult and she single-handedly -- jimmy's radio show and that is how he's increased his audience because everyone is such a fan of his democratic candidate so it's donna brazile. kennedy: jessica is in the lead on the board. >> i got a rabid attack and she got a 2-year-old debate question. c everyone knows that about jimmy carter. kennedy: one campaign staffer asked another to do fake dna test results was it antonio villaraigosa congressman john conyers or former north carolina senator john edwards? >> it's john edwards. i remember that. kennedy: adapts the least john edwards. what did and that stupid haircut. so easy that one. we have the blasted these guys. this one is worth two anyone who wins. which of these donkeys once their oath of office on a copy of a book of hindu scripture. was it maryanne williamson hawaii congressman tulsi gabbard or congressmen. >> i have to go with tulsi gabbard for the win. c congratulations. if you guys get this we are are -- as a society. which of these donkeys work at a capital p

you put that, donna, with what we know trump and meadows were doing in georgia to raffensperger, and we know this is a full-court press to overturn georgia. that call happened i think on sunday or monday, right? they were throwing -- no wonder 4,000 people were dying of covid. they were spending all their time to try to overturn the election results, in this case in georgia. >> and they were throwing anything at it they had it, trying to get them to weigh in with jeffrey rosen. i mean, again, nicolle, the level of desperation this president was engaged in -- and i have to tell you. everything that we have talked about the former president, has relied on norms and practices, rules, and what we know is that we actually need clear laws that say that this kind of behavior is prohibited, because donald trump demonstrated that, with every bleeping moment in that time period from the november election right up until inauguration day, he was continues to press and press and press the department of justice, and anyone he could find who could sort of talk about all these crazy, every conspirac

donna was revered across argentina. but at boca this month's stature, one remind academy is even higher. he devoted almost his entire playing career to the club, winning 10 leak titles. what about ever since i got mark seymour and his study, i got a warning from them. i mean, i mean i'm, you know, i recall me spent a total of 13 successful seasons with the club when he could have earned much more in europe during that time. his murals stairs across the trucks at madonna and these 2 greats were in fact, decades long rifles culminating in a feud. were academy successfully beat methadone and securing election of the new club chairman and was himself elected as vice president of boca now given i guess, i don't know when a line, you know, like what a deal was sunday people like you know what a 1000000 job. 30 the when assayed us has one of the largest concentrations of football clubs in the world and 70 percent of all argentine support either boca, or their great rivals. river play. the darby as seen as the ultimate battle b

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if i could follow it up on donna's point about the john lewis act. john lewis act is great, but honestly, it does not address the big problem, which is republicans are threatening or could possibly fail to do their duty when it comes to counting the electoral college votes in 2024. we need to reform the electoral count act before anything else. >> mona, sharon, don edwards, thank you both. up next, the pandemic hit communities of color hardest in every way you can think of but now black-owned businesses seem to be bouncing back. i will explain after the break. will explain after the break right now, she's not thinking about her work or her schedule. hi baby. -hey ma, how are you doing? i'm doing good, how are you? good. we are just on our way back from the beach. she's not thinking about her next appearance or even her book tour. no, she's thinking about something more important. and thankfully so is her automobile. the safest, most technologically advanced car we have ever introduced. cares for what matters. the new s-class. from mercedes-benz. seei

white house reporter jonathan lami ree is here, charlie sykes and donna edwards is here. donna edwards, both parties tend to extrapolate too much from a win or a loss but this size of her win seems to be a sure sign as if we needed another that the republican attacks just aren't landing. >> i think that's true and also i think if you look at special elections it is particularly hard to get voters to turn out in a special election. i ran in one in a summer and it is like pulling teeth to get voters to the polls so i think democrats are heartened not only did they have the right message, they had momentum and able to raise resources that it took to turn voters out and then a candidate in stansbury who ran closely woven to the biden agenda which as it turns out is popular with the american people. and republicans just had nothing really to throw up against it except a tired old worn-out defund the police strategy that just didn't work in this special election so i think that bodes well for the way that democrats need to run in the fall and the president demonstrated not only

it's a plug donna with a nice three right here, and they came back and eventually want it against the clippers. great defense. by rudy gobert to block a shot by a marcus morris there at the end, 1 12 19 is the final downward mitchell by the way at 45 points as the jazz take a one oh, lead in that series and philadelphia even if their series back east with the atlanta hawks at a game of peace that is the sporty live for right now, get it back to you, andre and julie. all right, mark. sounds good. good stuff. thank you. and thanks everybody for joining us tonight, andre. nice to having nice to have nice to be here. julie. appreciate it. you can always find the news online at ktvu. com and the ktvu news at modern family's next. all modern family's next. all right. good night, everybody. (cameron) this week, the world lost a great man, and i lost a mentor. for nearly 60 years, professor ringmaster al uzielli helped young hopefuls like me find their clown persona. "professor ringmaster"? it's a very prestigious title at clown college. one step below piemaster general. where's lewis? who kn

again, she needs to be donna except this time instead of just controlling the s t a, he wants to shut it down. in february young, she suspended all state funding. and the s t i need to ship is now concerned that by july, the national press agency will be bankrupt. donna, samantha, all is the tax media organization down journalist long the pillar in area code on the on to, to attend to hearing in march this year. we didn't go well, a sophie, the new field, sophie in developed monitors, media, freedom of the european parliament, put together a live zoom hearing that he agreed to attend. however, during the hearing, he demanded to play a 16 minute long propaganda video about how he sees the media and so vimeo. i would now like to ask this video to be played in putting football to millionaires, but when they write denied his request, cried censorship. it seems that you don't want to play this video because of its content in the stone. all you simply disconnected and left the meeting. i've been told that the prime minister has disconnected so i take it that the session was not liking, coul

donna, thank you for being with let's just start with the politics on both sides of the aisle. the progressives are upset with her about the sound bite we just not calm the republicans complaining that she did not go to the border on the u.s. side of the border and visit there. how would you sum up criticisms. >> i think the statement that she made that is causing some of unrest on the left was made for domestic political reasons. i think the biden harris administration knew that they needed to make this statement in order to take a weapon off the table that the gop would have used against them if that makes sense. so paradoxically this meant that may actually end up creating a little bit of political space for the white house to do progressive policies that wants to do an but of course, you know, rhetoric can can cause hard feelings and that i think that's the spot they're in right now. they off even, you know, every white house tends to battle it sometimes its own supporters as much as its opponents the vice president said what you would think republicans want to hear by tell

let's ask the lawyer for the condo association, donna demagio burger. >> thank you for having me here. i was appreciating you saying you want to conduct a fact-based investigation because what we've heard so far since this tragedy occurred is a lot of speculation. >> i hear you. and look, i don't like it because i had so many of the families down there. you were there with us. and dealing with the board and listening to the broadcast and they were so worried and there were so many other residents from different buildings in the area who were worried who say, are we next. i don't want to contribute to that. let's deal with what we know. first, what do you make of the last guest who was a forensic expert, he looks at failures and said a lot of engineers who do these reviews basically are not up to snuff and that condo boards are looking for cheap as much as they're looking for good. is there a chance that your board went cheap on who they had do the 40-year revertifications and other maintenance appraisals. >> i'm so glad you asked that question because i jotted down a note when rick wa

donna referred to that. hamilton said, you'll produce tedious delays and compromises of the common good. and madison said, you cannot let the will of the majority bow to the will of the minority, compromising the fundamental principle of a republic. they were so aware that you have to have a legislature able to make decisions to address issues. so, we should start by listening to them. then we need to proceed to look at ways that we can make sure there is not the ability to just roll over the minority. they do have the opportunity to participate and to be heard. but ultimately can't block. there's many ways to do that. one suggestion is lowering the number required to close debate. another is to create an exemption on constitutional issues like defending the right to vote. the senate made an exception for reducing the deficit. but then mcconnell came along and expanded that exception so a simple majority could do tax cuts for the rich. he supported changing that so he could do tax cuts for corporations. and

donna advocacy coordinator at the pel project. she joins if i scott from chromebook, thank you very much. deed for, for being with us. i wanted you to maybe spell out for us quite what the environmental damage might be as the ship sinks to the bottom of the ocean. yeah, the oil spill if we're going to be expecting if the ship just think but at the already this already been a penis bill and also a chemical feel and the debrief also right now just covered in our coastal area, but we are expecting and it was built to have more close to communities and to be preparing for it. tell us about the progress of this ship. i mean that there were reports that the crew on board had actually asked, had said that they already had the new about a leak of nitric acid in one of the containers. they want to download that container at one of their previous stops, weren't allowed to do that. is it legally would they have been allowed to carry on washer or should they have should have been obliged to stop somewhere. if you already have a leak, i cannot

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in collections very difficult when you have a 200 kilo donna. so by like the ones behind me that are, that he can simply just put in a, in a car and take them to another museum. digitally capturing gigantic, so called bones and fossil sites, has led to an expected discoveries such as several of keep his bones having been crushed by all the massive dinosaurs, stepping on them and other skeletons being found in the same area. there was another one another side zach columbia. why? i moved on to that 1st mothers 3 years got and it's the most complete, donna sort of sites and it's still to be prepped a lot of it, but preservation of that and the man to bind in that one is it's called extraordinary. it's taken 17 years to find and on us cooper and other species of dinosaurs. australia is one of the last frontiers for finding them, but it's fast proving to be a land of the giants. said a height of alger zeta. ah, clara gay, and i'm fully back to you. with a headlines on al jazeera, the left wing politician federal castillo has a narrow lead. overwrite

because _ do really agree with lord ull donna because i_ do really agree with lord ull donna because i come from this type of background. i come from yorkshire. i don't _ background. i come from yorkshire. i don't come _ background. i come from yorkshire. i don't come from an affluent background. —— lord o'donnell. if this was— background. —— lord o'donnell. if this was me — background. —— lord o'donnell. if this was me going to school during this was me going to school during this pandemic i would be part of the statistics— this pandemic i would be part of the statistics properly. part of leveling up is definitely focusing of education and probably not a short—term strategy doesn't appease the government right now but in the next ten _ the government right now but in the next ten years it is really important to make sure that there is not too _ important to make sure that there is not too much of a skills gap with these _ not too much of a skills gap with these children and also to make sure it is good _ these children and also to make sure it is good for— thes

. >> donna in somerville, massachusetts. >> hello. i used to be a former federal employee and i worked for the department of the interior and day have blue cross blue shield standard option and medicare and i would like to know what that federal employee who crossed blue shield standard option cost incr massachusetts for covid-19 hospitalization. i just went for a test and i was tested negative and to covet tests, one in april 20. 22nd of last year. one july 31, 2020 they both came out negative so i didn't need any hospitalization. >> so what is your question? >> i would like to know how much it cost for federal employees. if i ever need to go to the hospital's for covert treatment. >> i think you got to send that directly to your insurance company. >> i agree. so many insurers in different policies, it is hard for me to comment about a specific policy. >> linda in pennsylvania. >> go ahead with your question or comment. >> okay, i have to turn down the tv, it's a distracting. so for doctor, there was a situation in january this year

donna, i want to get to this walkback from biden. biden announces the big deal and says it's not a deal unless he gets the big one along with it. and then this rather detailed walkback. i've never seen anything quite like it. >> i watched it. i watched the walkout to the tarmac. you rarely see a president walk out to the tarmac, and then i watched the's room presser. i saw the disconnect. he said on the tarmac, we got a deal. let's go. and then in the east room, he said but we also have another package that we have to put forward. what he did yesterday was clarify what he said on the tarmac. but the truth is that mitch mcconnell who on june 15th, he understood that there would be a dual-track strategy. chuck schumer said earlier that morning a dual track strategy. in washington d.c., for those who don't know, i've lived here almost 40 years, i call it -- this is like performative outrage. the republicans are outraged because he said we're going to have two tracks. yes. >> what he said is he said he wasn't going to sign the bipartisan

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donna, it's not just about traffic control because each of the be the podium and conductor has even made it into italian film. history and then found out, i know in the film a shot here. if you're going to be with us offices in this piazza, workplace, that made us famous. when you look on the back that time only men fill the mice. true position that the cross roads. but room has since moved with the time and the a new luigi has the half 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues. meant that maybe because dr. as a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect. at least they fall in my sickness closely. leon nora remembers all too well how during the knock down, no traffic directions were needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piano of an $830.00 on or rather the victorian monuments were hardly any color while at complete. i mean, has everything was empty at the time, and the real didn't even know you could even hear the birds singing, gunpowder, but there is no semblance of that now on the piazza. but the traffic offices ar

worked here as an escalator, ignition then one day he received his dismissal papers without warning, his donna, which says he was fired for political reasons for him in his different and i was surprised at 1st. then i felt awful. but then i got angry guinea donovan was known as a diligent worker and said his work was never once criticized in the 3 years he was employed by the metro. but his signature on an online petition proved to be his downfall. in april, and the run up to the protest, demanding the release of alexia in a volley, he signed the document in support of the opposition. later, he was just one of about 400000 russians to do so. let me think, i've never been to a protest. i'm not interested in volney as a politician, but as a human being and a citizen of this country and just like him, each one of us can be subject to the whims of the authorities. the police change tank at the most recent major protests in moscow on april 21st instead of mass arrest. many activists were subjected to intimidation and punishment. days later, this was repression. many were visited by police after the

donna, which says he was fired for political reasons. she thought they mean the history of the i was surprised at 1st. then he felt awful. but then i got angry. if ganesh donovan was known as a diligent worker and says his work was never once criticized in the 3 years he was employed by the metro. but his signature on an online petition proved to be his downfall in april and the run up to the protest demanding the release of alex volney. he signed the document and support of the opposition leader. he was just one of about 400000 russians to do so. let meeting the i've never been to a protest. i'm not interested in the volley as a politician, but as a human being and a citizen of this country, and just like him, each one of us can be subject to the whims of the authorities. the police change tank at the most recent major protests in moscow on april 21st instead of mass arrest. many activists were subjected to intimidation and punishment. days later, this was repression. many were visited by police after the protest somewhere charged and j

make the republican party own it. >> i'm press you by putting the question to donna brazile, is that the right strategy or is there too much focus by democrats on donald trump? >> democrats can't help but focus on donald trump. he not only framed what the modern republican party looks like, he leads the modern republican party. you came to capitol hill in 201 movement and then donald trump. there's no other playbook right now but to continue to make donald trump the central organizing principle that democrats will focus on, but republicans need donald trump to keep their base in tact, to keep the fund-raising in tact, and also to make sure that they have a strong message for 2022. >> i think this is a mistake for democrats. i think it is a mistake to keep viewing everything through the trump lens. trump is dominating the democratic messaging and while the republican party may not be growing, maybe it is stuck, you know, it is where it is, i don't think the democratic party is growing. look at the number of people saying they're independents now. as long as donald trump is the focus o

we have our north part of tulsa, which is for donna murray, black and south, and east and west is predominately white. and i feel like there's that line that you just don't cry if you're one of the other, it's always been a division. but with me growing up in north house, we never went out to buy anything. everything was going know we had stores, we had our schools, we had own doctors and hospital. one of the elder telephones have remained silent in the past, out of fear, a younger generation beliefs. the only solution is communicating what happens on that fateful day in ignorance that keeps up the divide it so events like this. continuing to educate people, that's the only thing that i think is going to get off the path that that is what this come m ration day is all about teaching people what should never happen again . nevertheless, there are still some buried secrets from the town. so raised massacre, a gruesome discovery was recently made at old long time. terry, this is the side where archaeologists an earth a mass grave a couple of months ago. they assume it might be connected to the hou