structurally sound. united states, france and spain today pledging to send in crews to help morocco with search and rescue efforts. rod sanchez is there for us tonight okita amateur recovery efforts in the rural villages outside of marrakesh? well, alicia, we spent most of the day in the mountain village called east of the epicenter. we saw devastation. they re the narrow alleys of the village market filled with rubber rubble and debris. this was some 3000 people. locals tell us that more than 40 were killed in the earthquake. that is more than 1% of the entire population. we met a father today, alicia, who lost not only his wife and his three daughters in his baby son, and he said to us through tears the is not know what he s living for any more at this point. his family as part of the growing national death toll. it s over 2100 people who have now been killed in this earthquake. but despite all this heartbreak and all this news, the rescue effort continues and there b
tomorrow. and while trump was on the campaign trail this weekend claiming that he is being lauded by the justice system. i just preached to funerals just one day apart. both of them, black americans who died violently, needlessly, and senselessly at the barrel of a gun. our nation s mental health crisis playing a role in one of those killings, our numbness to anti black violence playing a role in the dissipating media coverage of the other. i will explain my frustration with both, in tonight s rise up. and with the eyes of the nation here on fulton county, georgia. i will talk to the chair of its reparations task force. a few days after its first public meeting. she will unpacked the history. the push forward and the push back against preparative justice in the peach states black s county. as the topic of reparation rears nationally ahead of the 2024 season. joining me now though, is congressman roy connor, he is a democrat of california. congressman, thank you for joining us