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Headaches especially in sao paulo where the games kick in in three weeks. sao paulo has 23 million residents and now the bus drivers have gone on strike leaving 15,000 buses stranded and hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded. add to that the crush of soccer fans set to arrive. and it's going to be very tricky trying to navigate that city. safety there is also a big concern. brazil has one of the world's highest crime rates and police in several states even federal police are now talking about going on strike. world cup officials say they have enough civilian security forces to keep fans...

The orioles' management made the move in an effort to keep fans safe. get your cell phones out. we want to know what you think tonight on this issue. the question is is baltimore starting to return to normal? go to pulse.msnbc.com/ed. you can cast your vote. we'll bring you the results later on in the show. i'm joined tonight by thomas roberts, msnbc anchor who anchored this show last night. i appreciate that. tremaine lee, msnbc national reporter. and joy reid msnbc national correspondent. great to have all of you with us tonight. thomas, this upcoming protest that is going to happen in this ...