person starting this fall with no remote learning. but at the same time the cdc is now investigating some reports about potential heart issues in some children who got the vaccine. while in the middle east, the violence between israel and hamas has stopped for now. the cease-fire is holding. but here in the united states developing a very different story. a wave of anti-semitic hate crimes are being reported all over this country. and there s breaking news this morning about a meeting with president biden and russian president vladimir putin. we will get to all of that but we want to start on coronavirus with tom costello, dr. gupta, nbc medical contributor. how is it looking, we re one week away from memorial day when people get together and party? absolutely right. it s a week today and memorial day starts thursday in some cases. you re absolutely right. it s already starting to a return to normal. take a look at the stats. you alluded to them at the stop but they are e
local law enforcement officials say the surge is stretching them thin and border patrol agents telling fox news they caught multiple groups of migrants in the area just today. bill we are live on the border in texas, bill? reporter: yeah, jon, good evening it would appear from our perspective that migrants either didn t hear or just flat out don t care about vice president kamala harris recent message to them, which was do not come here to the border. they are still coming, and they are coming in large numbers all over the place, including right here, in the rio grande valley sector, where we are. we ll show you some of the activity we witnessed just this morning alone. take a look at this video from this morning here this in la joy a. they pinned down a group of runners that crossed the rio grande, entered the united states illegally and was running away from border patrol, not turning themselves in. our drone was over them as they were eventually apprehended by border patr
to be sustained or prime minister has to represent the values of their country. and i pointed out, and i mean it sincerely. we re unique as a country. we re built on we re unique in the sense that we re not based on ethnicity or geography or religion. we re one nation that said we organize on an idea. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men and women are created equal. sounds corny, but it s real. and any president who doesn t act consistent with what the for the nation is cannot be sustained in the support of that country. and so what we re able to do is, we know the corruption undermines the trust in government. siphons off public resources. makes economies much less competitive and constitutes a threat to our security. so we re going to work together to address issues like the abuse of shell companies, money laundering through real estate transactions. we ve agreed to work together to address cyberthreats from state and nonstate actors like criminal ransom
remaining coronavirus restrictions by up to four weeks, after a spike in cases involving the india or delta variant. now on bbc news. ..dateline london with shaun ley. hello, i m shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together leading britishjournalists, bbc specialists and foreign correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences from the leading britishjournalists, bbc specialists and foreign correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences from the dateline london. this weekend the united states declares its return to global leadership at the g7 summit by revising the atlantic charter it signed in i9ai. but on vaccinating the globe, taxing multinationals, peace in northern ireland, treating with china and climate change, is the world of 2021 willing to be led? joining me to discuss all that and more, henry chu, who has run los angeles times bureau in beijing, delhi and rio. he is now the paper s deputy news editor. the irish journalist brian o
a packed trim through the u.k. and europe. it all ends with a very high stakes summit. he will talk to the russian leader, vladimir putin amid reporting that our own ambassador expressed concerns about the one-on-one. they re also reportedly concerned at the white house to some extent with the perplexed reaction to the v.p. s trip to guatemala and mexico and her handling of questions about why there was no stop at the southern border included. we ve been to the border. you haven t been to the border. and i haven t been to europe. i don t listen, i have been to the border before. i will go again. but when i m in guatemala dealing with root causes, we should have a conversation about what s going on with guatemala. do i declare this trip a success? i do. it s a success in terms of a pathway that is about progress. martha: senator lindsey graham is with us this afternoon. dana perino is here as well. first, to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot who is wat