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Too, but the affection of the people has been constant, i always felt it, the recognition, the love. ifelt it towards them too and at the club and it will do all my life i hope. lionel messi there. let's return to tokyo and join my colleague marika oi, who isjust outside tokyo and join my colleague marika oi, who is just outside the stadium where the closing ceremony is happening right now.- where the closing ceremony is happening right now. thank you, then. the closing _ happening right now. thank you, then. the closing ceremony - happening right now. thank you, - then. the closing ceremony h...

Time on august 6, two days ago. of course nagasaki was bombed on august 9, the ioc said they will make a mention of them during the ceremony. it has been an incredible three weeks here injapan, a lot of controversies in the lead up to the games. we had an overwhelming majority of the japanese public, who were opposing the games. they wanted to be either cancelled or postponed, but once of the game started, we sought the opinions shift slightly because of all the gold rush, the medal is the japanese team has won. japan has done incredibly well, it has managed to win 58 medals in total, includin...

You're saying it other ways, it's not jim crow. it's james crow esquire. it's more sophisticated but the same stuff. >> it is and it's across the board and impacting all americans. we make a mistake when we frame this as a black/brownish. 56 million americans would be not -- would lose part of their right in the ways to vote, who voted in ways of other election days, the very thing that the people's act would protect. we always have to connect it to the money, like dr. king did. voting rights and economic justice are always connected. voting is the bridge to those policies. here we are, august...

Scale. meanwhile, new concern about the economy. "the wall street journal" notes even though the gross domestic grew at 6.5% annual rate in the second quarter of the year, the delta variant has many wondering if growth will continue. we're also keeping an eye on the progress of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. the senate expects to hold its vote for the measure tomorrow morning and today, republican leader mitch mcconnell who voted last night to move toward debate actually praised the bill. >> it's guaranteed to be the kind of legislation that no member on either side of the aisle will ...

Done. also our loudest voices of the week. the call for freedom from cuba. first, to richard lui, standing by with a look at the other big stories we're watching this hour at msnbc. richard? >> alicia, good day to you. today marks one month since the deadly partial collapse of that condo building in surfside, florida. firefighters left the scene friday, ending their search for remains there. forensics experts continue to comb the debris that was moved to a different site. as of tonight the death toll stands at 97. an additional missing person still unidentified. today across the country,...