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Arthel: absolutely. really appreciate your work and would love to have you back so we can track progress. thank you. eric: tonight marks 40 years since the first cases of what became no as hiv and the aids epidemic will officially be reported in the u.s. june 5, 1981 when the cdc and prevention, what they saw as a new and mysterious pneumonia like disease diagnosed in five patients described as previously healthy came in between 29 -- 36 years old. since that day for decades ago, aids was recognized and became a focal.of activism successful treatment but there's still no vaccine. 700,000 peopl...

They are going to achieve? >> that's an important question because we did pulling, the majority of americans disagree with the way this white house is handling the border but the administration seems willing to take that loss and not change course. when you look at the meaning the vice president is going to have, is similar to a trip that then vice president joe biden made in 2014 and now, like ben, the focus is on addressing these root causes, things like violence, corruption, the economy in these different countries but the question has to be asked, will it stem the flow of migrants at the s...

In support of doctor anthony fauci, someone in public service for decades. president biden was asked yesterday if he was leaving a room by a reporter if he had confidence in anthony fauci and supported him, the president came back in the room, moved a couple of agents out of the way to come back in say yes. jenna psaki that the white house has full confidence in doctor anthony fauci and also receiving a lot of praise on capitol hill. >> to blame fauci for february and march were not being on top of this when he had a raging pandemic breaking out in the u.s., he didn't need to worry about was a...

President biden will travel here to the uk later this week for a gathering of the g-7 heads of state, finance ministers meeting was a prelude to that and from a policy perspective, this is a big win for the president ahead of that meeting. today secretary of treasury janet yellen, here's what she said. >> for too long, there's been race to the bottom and corporate taxes. countries compete by lowering tax rates instead of the well-being of their citizens and natural environments. the g-7 has taken significant steps this weekend to end the existing harmful dynamic. making commitments to provide ...

Asian hate crimes since the pandemic began. republican congresswoman young kim, one of the first korean americans to serve in congress, pushing lawmakers to combat anti- asian hate crimes. in march, she testified about the issues before the house judiciary committee as she was one of the first of the bipartisan covid-19 hate crimes, president biden signed into law a few weeks ago. congresswoman cans joining us now. thank you for being here with me and congrats on getting the covid hate crime act signed into law. definitely, i want to ask you, is that enough or these hate crimes easier to talk ...