meanwhile england s association reporting racial abuse directed online at some of the team s players. and a rare display of rage in cuba will bring you protests over the lack of freedom and an ever worsening economy. for the first time in more than 50 years, italy is the european football champion. they claim the title on sunday with a win over england. england scored the first goal just two minutes into the euro 2020 final and it seemed the three lines could be headed for victory at long last. then italy equalized in the second half with its own goal 67 minutes in. the two sides stood level at 1-1 after extra time. italy eventually winning the penalty shoot-out 3-2, sparking celebrations back home. you see a street party there in rome went well into the night after fans gathered to watch them handle a heart-breaking defeat. you see the first major title in 15 years. the first european championship in 50. the team has returned to italy now. they got back in the last half-ho
of power that experts say is worse than watergate. the doj has been caught surveiling certainly people, club a minor, which the former president s top aides where are eager to defend. even attorney general barr is denying any involvement or knowledge, rather than spinning a defense. ditto for trump s first attorney general justice. both just claimed they didn t knows about the putinesque plots. now, that is the context for the further fallout and news that i can get into with our experts and with you tonight. we have doj moves that have become kind of like a legal orphan, because barr and sessions and all the people in charge for trump, so proud of all the trumpy things they did, they don t want anything to do with this. no one wants to claim these things. now there are reports that the surveillance also crept inside the trump white house itself, including surveying white house kuhn don mcgahn, the doj hitting up apple to get his record and then an unusual gag order. two sour
hello, again, thank you very much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. the we start with breaking news. the white house says president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the phone. it s unclear if their call happened before or after an israeli air strike destroyed an office building housing two prominent media outlets. both al jazeera and the associated press say their staff were warned to evacuate before a missile struck the building. [ bombing ] just a few moments before that, a building collapses to rubble. an anchor for al jazeera english gave this emotional response on the air. this channel will not be silenced. al jazeera will not be silenced. we can guarantee you that right now. the ap also putting out a statement in written form. we are shocked and horrified the israeli military would target and destroy the building housing ap s bureau and other news organizations in gaza. they have long known the location of our bureau and new jour
book and the full context you brought to that was really wonderful. well, thank you. i mean, ben rhodes has had a singular seat to recent history and his, the soberness with which he is approaching this moment and how his book is about how we are buffeted by all of the same forces that have pushed all of these great countries around the world into a really authoritarian space is a very sobering analysis from anybody but particularly given what he s seen and where he s been i found that book to be kind of a it changed my view on the world. yeah. you took us on that journey with him last night that he actually literally took after the 2016 election to go around the world and try to figure out what s happening. we learned a lot just from that and there is more in the book. excellent. thanks, lawrence. thank you, rachel. thanks. we ll be joined later in this hour on the 134th day of the biden presidency with someone who will consider the 134th day of hell that donal
shooting that injured one person killed another. the nation also grapples with the civil unrest over other cases of police violence and excessive use of force. sources say shots were fired at the minnesota national guard and police teams as they brace for more protests over the shooting death of dontae write and as the george floyd murder trial continues. we want to go to miniand sara sidner. police were afraid of overnight violence there. the fear was realized. what are minneapolis police telling you today? what is happening now. we are talking to the protesters who are here. all the things have been heightened everyone is on alert. everyone has been heightened. they are doing a protest now called black and yellow. basically it is aboutertert spoing asian-americans who have faced so much hate. i will give you a look at the crowd. we are at the square, outside cub foods where george floyd died. hundreds of people are gathered here. what we are also hearing from are mothers