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Through a once in his century catastrophe. we have lost 720,000 of our fellow americans, more every day. this pandemic has affected every aspect of american daily life, unlike anything sense i think at least world war ii. it is also affected every country around the globe. it has created disruptions to social life, and economics, government, politics, business, in every simple direction. but i think, maybe because we are still in, it and maybe because humans are very good acclimating to new thin...

Windchills in several areas, and minus 28 in lake placid daytime highs will average between 10 to 20 degrees below average. the good news is by the weekend temperatures moderate from kansas city, chicago, louisville, atlanta, raleigh, even new york will see temperatures in the mid 40s. better times are coming. thank you, al. there were scary moments at an airport in california. investigators sa a teenage girl breached the fence and then stole an airplane before crashing it into a nearby buil...

The investigation. jeffrey epstein were told was having a very difficult time acclimating to life at the mcc. he was not going to the rooftop exercise facility, for example, he was spending almost all of his free time with his attorneys down in the visiting center. were told he was literally paying his attorneys to come visit him and spend hour after hour in the lawyer room so he didnt have to spend time in the cell or in the area where other inmates are. for a time when he was first there, he d...

Again, what exactly he used to kill himself, was it a sheet, was it an article of clothing? that has not been -- that information has not been provided as of yet. >> it is just so weird to me. as somebody who is well familiar with mental health issues and people who have been suicidal in the past, the conditions didnt change when he was suicidal or not -- or deemed not suicidal, so for him to be placed back in that prison cell with material that -- where he could commit suicide is insane. >> the...

Intrigue. im new to congress and acclimating to that but ive been in washington the the past few days and have been in the house caucus meetings. ive had countless conversations with my colleagues across the spectrum and i would tell you the caucus is very united. deeply united because we all recognize that we are in a fight for the soul of our country. everything is on the line. >> it was just one week ago when house democrats were fighting with each other. with speaker nancy pelosi and ocasio ...

You have covered it extensively. the abuses that are happening on our southern border, right. they reflect this same tone that the president takes in his remarks each and every day. >> there has been a -- before this happened, there was a crazy few weeks of news cycles of really intense fighting among various groups within your democratic caucus. a tweet by leadership attacking the chief of staff at aoc. there were anonymous reps talking to a reporter yesterday, jake tapper criticizing the respo...

They reflect this same tone that the president takes in his remarks each and every day. >> there has been a -- before this happened, there was a crazy few weeks of news cycles of really intense fighting among various groups within your democratic caucus. a tweet by leadership attacking the chief of staff at aoc. there were anonymous reps talking to a reporter yesterday, jake tapper criticizing the response from leadership and defending omar, that the president had been politically genius. whats ...

Violence weve seen in recent weeks would have driven up the prices more, but maybe its happening gradually enough that people are sort of acclimating to it. theres enough other trends in the world economy that are keeping oil prices steady that iran hasnt yet found them, magic portion by which it can drive prices up 10 or 20 or $30 a barrel, which is what theyll need to do if they really want to make economic nervousness. >> you know, its one thing when an adversary shoots down a machine and the...

Part of an ethnic minority and part of a group that for years has heard and thought that if they came to the united states, they might be able to escape the sort of persecution and racism they face in their home country. they decided to take a risk and come here. >> their story, too, where this entire journey had led them since they decided to seek asylum. the parents are not doing well at all. in fact, constantines mother saying i felt numb knowing someone was raising my kid. id rather die than...

And as our own jonathan allen points out, the president is desperate for a win. joining me, nbc news white house correspondent kelly odonnell, whos in vietnam, and daily beast columnist gordon chang, the author of "nuclear showdown: north korea takes on the world." kelly, it is late, late, late there. the president, i assume, is at his hotel. whats the administration saying about whats on the table and what is off the table for this meeting? >> reporter: well, good to be with you, katy. yes, the...