And its allies try to prevent a strike on israel with the Cia Director heading to the region. Is there anything that can stop the conflict . And joe Biden Races the clock to cement his Health Care Legacy. His now Announcement Today for his Cancer Moon Shot. Our msnbc reporters are following all of the latest developments and we begin with nbcs Dasha Burns on the mucH Talked about discussion between donald Trump And Elon musk. So the trump campaign said this would be the interview of the century. What did we actually hear . Well, chris, it sounded a lot like some of former president trumps rallies. They typically run about 90 minutes though this was over two hours with elon musk who didnt get too much of a word in there. It was a lot of the same talking points going after President Biden, again, falsely claiming that harris staged a coup against President Biden and attacking harris on her record and also getting a little bit personal as weve seen him do recently. Take a listen. Kamala W
We start with the travel business, because as you ve been hearing, the uk is about to announce a shake up of its covid rules for international travel. Airlines and tour operators have been pushing for simpler rules on destinations, instead of the so called traffic light system of green, amber and red lists. And they want compulsory pcr covid tests to be scrapped, arguing the cost has been putting people off travelling, as our transport correspondent caroline davies explains. There have been hints that now people are vaccinated, they could be swapped for lateral flow test, the cheaper option. That could still prove controversial with some people in public health. Other things the industry wants to see our things like moving from the traffic light system to just a red list and an open list system as well, so simplification there. The industry are really piling on the pressure on the government. Thurlow comes to an end at the end of this month and they still have thousands of employees on
Trends here in the u. S. Cases up where vaccinations are down. We re going inside the country s clashing covid realities and a new survey showing that red/blue divide growing. I m hallie jackson on this friday morning with you here in washington. That s where we start with nbc news washington investigative reporter scott mcfarland and political contributor jake sherman cofounder of punch bowl news with us. Scott, bring us up to speed on what you re hearing with the last of the security fencing set to come down today. A physically small gesture. I didn t see any workers, contractors or equipment being staged so the removal is not imminent. A capitol police union official tells me he expected to begin sometime today. Capitol police aren t saying. Here s what i can say for certain. The sergeant at airports sent a memo to members of the house saying the work would likely begin friday, weather permitting and the weather is fine, would take about three days and feels like the soft deadline i
you see the legs of someone reflecting? yes. and so, you would agree that this appears to be a short clip from one of the officer s body worn cameras on may 25th of 2020? yes. you have seen these before? you see what appears to be mr. floyd s arm there by the back of the squad car. right? yes. so i would offer exhibit 1008. any objection? no objection. 1008 is received. if i may publish. come over here. we need you. we need you yeah. keep some distance. sorry. didn t mean to replay. do you hear a voice say we ve got an ambulance coming? yes. oops. sorry. if we can take that down. now, policy 5-311. let s talk a little bit about 5-3 11 which is the neck restraint policy. counselor for a second? sure. good time to break for the 20-minute mid afternoon break and will reconvene around 3:20. thank you. hi there, everybody. a few minutes after 4:00 here in the east. it is an extraordinary day of developments in the murder trial of former
coal built this town in this part of the country. but we have to provide other avenues for people to make the same kind of living they used to be able to make. the president will make his case tonight in baltimore at a cnn town hall. meantime in washington, lawmakers are grappling with the reality key priorities on the tax credit and more that had been included in the bill are likely now on the chopping block. cnn s daniela diaz live on capitol hill for us. daniela, what are democrats saying about the cuts that need to be made to this package to appease some of those moderate democrats who don t want to spend 2 or $3 trillion? reporter: christine, laura, i ve seen so much frustration in the last two days from members who are upset as they learn the news that they re going to have to pare back the price tag of this bill. what that means is losing some of the provisions they spent the last couple weeks, last couple of months, some of these members since they were in offic