And keep the covid shot and it could cost you your job if you work at one of the biggest hospitals in america. Well talk to the doctor in charge. Good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. It is monday, june 14th. President bidens new strategy aimed at restoring u. S. Leadership in the world is continuing this morning in brussels, meetings under way right now with nato partners. Before the Summit Events even began, the president told the Nato Secretarygeneral a strong alliance is essential to addressing new threats from china and russia. We have new challenges, and we have russia that is not acting in a way that is consistent with what we had hoped. And as well as china. I want to make it clear, nato is critically important for u. S. Interests in and of itself. If there werent one, we would have to invent one. Now, the Nato Summit is a bit of a prelude to President Bidens highstakes Facetoface Meeting with russian president Vladimir Putin on wednesday I
Rights, the Attorney General says the department will double the staff in its voting Rights Division and use all tools at its disposal to protect the right to vote. Seeking new laws and where we see violations, we will not hesitate to act. We need congress to pass as one and the John Lewis Voting Rights Act which would provide the department with the tools it needs. And we are also following developments overseas from england where President Biden and leaders from the other advanced economies are attending a reception after a day filled with discussions on a series of important issues including ending the Coronavirus Pandemic and tackling global climate change. But a lot of attention is focused on the president s upcoming meeting with russian president Vladimir Putin. Mr. President , what is your message to putin . Tell you after i deliver it. Nbc News Keir simmons sat down with vladimir Putin Today for his first u. S. Television interview in tHree years, which will air next week. All
The Climate Crisis is being felt. We celebrate juneteenth, a Texas Tradition where young black women are free to be themselves. This is American Voices. Today is the first juneteenth in america as a federal holiday. Commemorating the day the last enslaved people in fwal vesston, texas, were informed of their freedom in 1865. Free at last, free at last communities are celebrating the day with parades, cookouts, and demonstrations. Yet amid the celebrations is a Call To Action to acknowledge there is much more work to be done. Yet not one of them are willing to vote for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. I feel like you are give us a crumb and its a diversion from the real issue. And that leads us to the Split Screen Moment facing america this juneteenth. Republicanled states all over the nation have enacted or are considering legislation that would make it increasingly difficult for people of color to vote. Their constitutional right as americans. Signing the juneteenth Legislation Presi
into a mass casualty event. one of the officers describing what went on at the time when then asked the concert to accept, multiple people were on the ground in cardiac arrest and with other medical issues, and medical personnel doing cpr on these individuals, that medics and police were completely overwhelmed. here s how one concertgoer described it. take ap listen. all of a sudden, people just compressed up against each other and were pushing forward and backward, and as the timer got closer to coming down to zero, it just it got worse and worse, and i looked at my boyfriend sam and i told him, we have to get out of here, because i just felt having constant pressure on my chest, constant pressure on my back. i looked at my boyfriend, said i have to get out of here. he said, i can t. we can t. we couldn t. then i just remember looking up and passing out. reporter: a lot of very intense moems. i talked to one man describing it as a mob. his survival instincts kick
them back. this is american voices. hello, everyone i m julio castro in for alicia menendez. we begin this hour with president trump s rage against democracy. and those calling it what it truly is, a danger to democracy. saturday in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, trump ranted for more than two hours at a rally for pennsylvania s gubernatorial candidate doug mastriano and gop senate candidate doctor oz. it was the former guy s first public rally and speech since the fbi search at mar-a-lago last month. as you can imagine, it quickly devolved into nothing more than a tirade against the man who beat him, president joe biden. he called biden an enemy of the state and the fbi and the department of justice, vicious monsters. well it s pretty much always the case, trump is clearly more angry at biden-than-normal after biden gave a primetime speech last week and philly, trying a clear line between maga and mainstream republicans. and this morning, just hours after donald trump muddy t