president, he went straight into the worst part of town to demonstrate his concern the nominee traveled to the south blonks blythe has left dozens city blocks a waste land. shouting match with residents many of whom demanded jobs reagan replied i can t do a damn thing for you if i don t get elected. are there more jobs coming through the bronx. i am going to dry as far as i can all i can tell you is i m going to try to bring that about and not with the kind of a promise that carter made. jesse: they weren t happy to see reagan and most of them probably didn t vote for him. but it was important for reagan to see what they were going through. there s a reason the bronx doesn t look like that anymore because powerful people saw the problem and they knew how to fix it. biden went to our southern border this week but he didn t really see what we have been showing you for the last two years. before air force one touched down, they cleaned it all up. threw the tents and garbag
kid living in the same environment i did? how can i make sure his tomorrow is much better than mine looked? you write about your floors and the journey to becoming a better man, a better husband, a betterfather. you talk about your battle with alcohol, and it may surprise many people around the world, who probably see you, like many other superstars in sport, as a kind of flawless, perfect figure. why was it important to be so open and honest about the challenges you have overcome? that s the exact reason. people look at me, and especially on social media, you don t post all the struggles you have, you only show the good times. we call it the highlights reel, social media. i also have got a responsibility,
crossing in poland. a kid living in the midst of war where nbc s ellison barber and that little girl were at a border crossing in poland. but there s another path thousands of refugees are taking to get 20 safety. an hour or two south where nbc s kelly cobiella is tracking the latest. reporter: it is now the largest and fastest growing movement of people since world war ii, and the numbers here in poland are astounding. another record number of refugees crossing the border from ukraine. yesterday, 129,000 people. most of them are women and children. they re coming across. they re exhausted. they are cold, and they are often traumatized. they can get a lot of their immediate needs met here just on the other side of the border, not only in poland but also in romania, in moldova, and in hungary. they can get free sim cards, a warm meal, something warm to
and he agreed to speak to me from his home in south africa about what he wants to achieve now. this is his journey. i believe it s notjust my story, it s the story of many south africans. and a lot of them will never be able to tell their stories, and i believe that i had to tell mine. i would love for them to just come in and see the things that they always complain about and the opportunities they get. i am hoping this will get more people to step out of their environment so they can think, notjust for me, i think for my community. yes, i want to look after my immediate family, but what am i doing for the next kid living in the same environment i did? how can i make sure his tomorrow