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thousands of people joined the march on washington for jobs, justice, and freedom. today people gathered on the national mall to say this is not a commemoration, but a continuation of that very fight. i am simone sanders townsend, and i have something to say. and i have something to say. this week, the world laid eyes on something we ve never seen before. the mugshot of a former american president. former president donald j trump turned himself into fulton county jail on thursday. s relating to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. in addition to having his mugshot taken, his fingerprinted, he was issued an identification number. and he was released on a 200,000 dollar bond. within hours, the image was broadcast across television, across social media, it was in blazed into t-shirts and even coffee mugs. it was splashed across the front pages of the world s leading newspapers. and that s because the image on your screen right now, this isn t just a pic ....
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thousands ordered to evacuate as massive wildfires burn out of control. hundreds of structures destroyed. firefighters unable to contain the fires. president biden travels to maui tomorrow amid growing anger at state and federal officials handling of the crisis what residents are telling us. an unmanned russian spacecraft crashes into the moon. a major failure for that country s race to space. two terrifying injuries in nfl preseason games. players carted off on stretchers one game stopped entirely even as the league implements new rules to keep players safe plus the new movement across the country banning cell phones in school how students are reacting show of hands who doesn t like it? announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening i m kristen welker in for kate snow. as we come on the air tonight, tropical storm hilary is lashing southern california with tens of millions in its path this is the damage hilary has already done a wall o ....
everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. happy palm sunday to you, and welcome to sunday morning futures. i m maria bartiromo. today, shakedown. the the new york a.g. threatens to seize donald trump s assets tomorrow if he cannot pay half a billion dollars. coming up, trump organization executive vice president and president trump s son eric trump will respond live right here. then, house on fire. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is here after sending house members into easter recess with a wrecking ball, filing a motion to fire speaker johnson to be considered upon return. then. [inaudible conversations] [bleep] maria: invasion at the southern is border. hundreds of illegal migrants from africa, central the america, colombia, venezuela surging the border, ripping down the razor wire and overwhelming national guard soldiers as the white house deflects. pleasure. look, i have not spoken to the president about that video. what i can say is thi ....
politicsnation. tonight s late, we shall overcome. 60 years ago this weekend s, black freedom struggle better known as the civil rights movement confirmed the first march on washington for jobs and freedom, against the violence and oppression of jim crow america. just hours ago, thousands of marchers and civil rights activists and elaborately does to the national mall and washington, calling for action in the face of modern voter suppression, of modern hate crimes, of modern jim crow. we are here today to fight racism. we are here today to fight antisemitism. we are here today to fight hatred in any form. we are here today to fight for voting rights. we are here today to fight for civil rights. where how long you ask will it be before we get a freedom? i don t know, bucks truth will rise again. how long? not long. because the moral arc of the universe is long, but bends towards justice. thousands of you have come, 60 years later, to say that we are the continuat ....