able to go to university and graduated from universities. they are doing great. what s your message to them? keep doing what they are doing. you will be in touch? i will in touch with them for sure. they can travel back and forth. from mexico to the united states? yeah. thank you so very much for speaking to us. no problem. that s one of the stories we are seeing. we have a few more people we have talked to. similar stories we are hearing from them as well. we will share those later on msnbc. back to you. gotti schwartz in los angeles. some say could tip the scales in favor of uber drivers. here s today s the verge. the taxi and limousine commission could force force riders to tip drivers. it has long been a practice, but
mark zuckerberg. jennifer, thank you very much for joining us. nbc news is gaining exclusive access, a day in the life of an immigration officer. after the break we ll show you what our cameras caught a short time ago in los angeles. today s microsoft pulse question should facebook increase its filtering of violent or graphic content? so far 82% of you say yes, but there is still time to vote. cast your votes at pulse.msnbc.com. we ll be right back. s her prob? apparently, i kept her up all night. she said the future freaks her out. how come no one likes me, jim? intel does! just think of everything intel s doing right now with artificial intelligence. and pretty soon ai is going to help executives like her see trends to stay ahead of her competition. no more sleepless nights. - we re going to be friends! - i m sorry about this. don t be embarrassed of me, jim. i m getting excited about this! wenow the future we re going to be friends! causwe re building it. lwho s the lucky l
today. we ll talk more about that a little bit later in the hour. but on the same subject, we are asking in today s microsoft pulse, should facebook increase its filtering of violent or graphic content. the pulse is now live. so far, 84% of you say yes, they should absolutely do that. add your voice in at pulse.msnbc.com. happening now in wisconsin, you are taking a live look at president arriving in kenosha, air force one touching down moments ago. next the political odds of turning georgia s sixth district blue. voting under way right now. if a democrat wins today s special election, what message is it going to accepted to washington? tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed.
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no, no one from the trump administration or prospective administration has reached out. ultimately, i think this is more so about the hundreds of thousands of people that will be here and how the trump administration plans to reach out to all of them and really speak to their issues once he s in office. have you tried? have you called them and say, hey, i would like really like to sit down? no, because i think this is a moment for, like i said, the people together and say what we want to say and say what all of the people who are coming have to say in lifting up those issues. it s not necessarily the moment for a sitdown and let s talk about how we can get those issues together and get progress for them, but really about people coming together saying, we stand in solidarity and we are going to work together around lots of different issues. we understand that together we are stronger. thank you. good luck this saturday. now we have to go to msnbc senior editor cal perry, he s