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evidence and a possible motive, one that follows weeks of similar violence a shooting rampage at spas in atlanta, georgia. another at a boulder, colorado grocery store. and last week at a residence in south carolina >> last night was a devastating blow and its impact will be felt by our community for days and weeks to come >> reporter: and families like carol weissert spending agonizing hours waiting for word of loved ones like her husband, steve >> i would have to say maybe i'm losing a little bit of hope as more time goes on. >> catie, do we know why it's taking so long for families to be notified? >> reporter: well, here in indiana a positive identification must be made by a family member, a dental record, and dna. so that explains why it's taking significantly longer tonight. lester >> catie beck at that grim scene thank you. >>> now to the alarming rise in covid cases. while almost 128 million have received at least one vaccine dose, here's the problem. even with the pause of the j&j vaccine there's now more supply than demand in some areas miguel almaguer explains >> one, two, three >> rep

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atlanta. seven times. nashville. many others. last century americans , millions of americans fought and hundreds of thousands died two world wars and in world war i 4 million american soldiers were mobilized to fight germany, austria-hungary a - - hungary and the ottoman empire. 16000 americans perished at the battles canonsburg. and many others and world war ii over 16 million american soldiers fought the german nazi in japan and italy. 400,000 lost their lives. the battles of sicily and the atlantic. normandy. battle of the bulge. iwo jima. guadalcanal. okinawa. and many many more. during the cold war with the soviet union. american soldiers fought the spread of client unit one —-dash communism including korea and the soviets and in the northern part of the korean peninsula to invade the south. five.7million americans were engaged in that war. five.7million and nearly 34000 lost their lives. almost remained american served in uniform in the vietnam war which was intended to prevent the soviets and the chinese that communist i

when you're from atlanta, you drink coca-cola, root for the braves, and want to work at cnn. i have fulfilled that dream. in my 20s and 30s, it's been ape lonely climb. i was huddleless for over a decade. i had some singular extraordinary girlfriends. but gayle, i realized, honestly, after -- this two-day window, we talked about this the other night when you helped me launch my book. it got me thinking. the two days between being in embedded in the trump motorcade on inauguration day, january of 2017, the ethics day back on the clock for cnn and covering the women's march and being surrounded by half a million women, that was my aha moment of, a, something special is happening with collectives of fwhim cou women in this country. look at the pictures. no one knew how many women would show up. >> you said it was life changing for you -- >> it was life changing for me. it was because i realized that i wanted to be very intentional about dedicating my life to covering collectives of women, one, and two, i stood there like, okay, reporter hat off, would i have had a you head told

morning in the state of georgia over major league baseball's decision to pull the all-star game from atlanta. >>> airlines are taking the initiative to get a growing number of air travelers to their destinations faster. we'll tell you what to expect when you hit the airport >>> and on the heels of saturday's jaw-dropping game-winning finish for gonzaga, the cardinal iced a nail biter to capture the national championship of women's college basketball "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm lindsey reiser. happy to be with you we hope you had a good easter and passover weekend, but it was another holiday in pandemic. for the second year worldwide christians celebrated easter under coronavirus restrictions some people masked up and worshipped in person, with othed others decided the stoic virtual services proving that faith remains a center point of people's lives here is nbc's sarah harman >> reporter: pope francis holding an unusually socially distanced easter mass. addressing those suffering due to the pandemic and callinted by covid for a second ye

it turns out the big paper in atlanta "the atlanta journal constitution" reported that the law would ban voting after 5:00. the paper's reporters apparently hadn't read the law. they had to append this correction to their piece which effectively was the same as admitting they were repeating talking point without doing any research which is what they were doing. here it is, quote: a previous version of this story said the new law would limit voting hours on election day in georgia polling places are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and if you are in line by 7:00 p.m. you are allowed to cast your ballot. nothing in the new law changes those rules, end quote. that's the truth. finally appended to a lie. now, joe biden got his research on that bill from reporters who did no research. see how that works? today at the white house press briefing one reporter did ask an interesting question why is joe biden on television demands a boycott of an american state while not demandings a boycott of china? after all, the biden administration just declared that china was committing genocide against

abc's elwyn lopez is in atlanta with the latest. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning. as georgia strikes out on major league baseball, the loss of the all-star game could be the beginning of the backlash over the state's new law. this morning, the fallout over georgia's new controversial election law. major league baseball out in protest, yanking this season's all-star game and draft from the peach state.now this decision means. it means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. >> reporter: mlb's commissioner saying, quote, fair access to voting continues to have our game's unwavering support. >> i can't say that i like it, but i certainly understand it, and it is really probably the first of many boycotts of our state to come, and the consequences of this bill are significant. >> reporter: the new law requires identification for vote by mail, limits the use of drop boxes and restricts who can provide food and water to voters waiting in line. advocates of the changes say it is needed for

already a deadly year with $147.00 my shooting across the nation in march alone 8 people were killed in atlanta less than a week later 10 died at a supermarket in colorado. yet the issue of gun control remains as ever deeply divisive. in the run up to his election joe biden promised tough action including buying back weapons banning imported guns and so-called commonsense steps to curtail a uniquely american problem who in god's name needs a weapon that can hold 100 rounds or 40 rounds or 20 rounds is just wrong and i'm not going to give up till it's done as a memorial to the victims of gun violence was installed on the national mall the president announced 6 executive orders including tackling the growing problem of homemade untraceable firearms known as ghost guns and old a gun advocates say will do very little there's no way that you're going to stop this there's nothing you can do about it this is the reality of the world and 3 d. printers are real and i can just go press a button and i'm going to print one of these today i speak to a nation in grief i know there's not a parent in america.

suspect who stomped on an asian woman, i don't hear the outcry of white supremacy and talked about in atlanta. that's a hate crime. they should be prosecuting his t man. but you hear crickets from the white house and aoc because his skin color doesn't fit their playbook. i want to make a comment regarding the george floyd case. gregg jarrett is correct. the reason why the prosecutor has to put that witness on, the girlfriend is because if they don't the defense is going to and regardless of everything gregg said, which i agree. the medical experts have not opined. it's going to be discussed later on. >> sean: all right. let me go to gregg, get your thoughts on the guy on the commission. cop killer. he is on the commission. killer of his mother, he's walking the streets and going after a 65-year-old lady. >> putting a cop killer on that board, it's like putting el chapo in charge of drug policy. it's outrageous. it's an insult to every cop. it's an insult to the family of robert walsh, the dead police officer, executed by this guy at point-blank range. >> sean: leo 2.0 to rail. gregg jarrett,

daniels, white house reporter for politico and author politico play book and the political reporter for atlanta journal constitution. and the man who knows georgia best, eugene, there's no elected official in the state of america who clocks corporate dollars and tracks them than mitch mcconnell, cc united. what in the world is he talking about here? >> it's interesting to watch as republicans like mitch mcconnell are fighting with big business when they've been friends of big business for a long time, right? he gave this bill that corporations would invite serious consequences. but republicans don't have the same issue of republicans getting involved in politics when it comes to donations. that level of involvement in politics passes muster for republicans and always had. what we know is donation is always a way to show value, which is what the coca-cola, and mlb and all of these, delta, are saying. and the quote is had no issue in the past. as republicans have continued to try to fight mostly cancel culture wars, that is where they're going to find themselves. they're going to find themselves

, two police officers were shot and wounded earlier this morning, during a high-speed chase west of atlanta. all of this, of course, is happening with the twin cities, already, on edge, as the prosecution continues to make its case against a former-minneapolis police officer, in the killing of george floyd. president biden spoke to the moment, and the mood, this afternoon. >> are you concerned things could be on a razor's edge, sir? >> i'm not going to speculate, now. i'm -- i'm hopeful that there'll be a -- a verdict and an outcome, that will be supported by the vast majority of the people in the region. and that's my expectation. >> shortly before airtime, the president tweeted this message. quote, today i am thinking about daunte wright and his family. and the pain, anger, and trauma that black-america experiences every day. while we await a full investigation, we know what we need to do to move forward. rebuild trust to ensure accountability, so no one is above the law. cnn's adrienne broaddus is in brooklyn center, minnesota, for us tonight. so, adrienne, daunte wright's death was rule

the decision to hold the rally in atlanta sparking criticism. the president himself has been a vocal critic of georgia's new voting laws and supported efforts to boycott business in the state. georgia proved to be a he key state for biden in the 2020 election. futures are pointing to gains to start trading this day, big gains if you look at the nasdaq 100 futures, up almost 1%. this after president biden unveiled his american families plan in his first address to congress and the proposal calling for tax hikes. >> i will not impose any tax increase on people making less than $400,000. but it's time for corporate america and the wealthiest 1% of americans to begin to pay their fair share. just their fair share. i'm not looking to punish anybody. but i will not add an additional tax burden to the middle class in this country. they're already paying enough. dagen: joining me now, federated hermes chief investment officer, steven auph. also joining the conversation all morning long, steve forbes, who i know will have a lot to say about the speech la

from southern california all the way to atlanta, there's 4 million -- approximately 4 million is my understanding people who drink some form of recycled waste water. and i should be clear, it's not just toilet water, it's shower water like mayor garcetti said, stuff that goes down in your front yard through the sewage system. toilet is the most fun to talk about. but this would double that in the united states of america. it's hard to state how significant it is. also, you feel proud of it, what you flush becomes what everybody else drinks. >> i'm not sure that's the best sales pitch. it's not just toilet water, it's also your shower water! but good idea. see how it plays out there. great report, jacob. thank you very much. >> that's amazing. i think he should have drunk the whole glass. >> i bet he did. i bet he chugged. >> you've got to have a lot of water. >>> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it's thursday, april 22nd, and this morning the nation begins to move on from the george floyd verdict and focusing on

the tour championship is set to be held here in atlanta in september. they said they're going to keep it in atlanta but also said in a statement they support the right of all americans to vote. steph? >> blayne, thank you. >>> let's dig deeper with columnist and editor of "the new york times" and co-anchor of "squawk box" on cnbc. they say georgians should not he weigh in on morality but that's not what this is about. what they said is risk management, haven't they decided staying silent will hurt their bottom line a whole lot more? >> this is a business decision and what's so remarkable about what happened over this past week is republicans have always loved big business and free markets until the big businesses turn against them on issues, in this case social issues. democrats have often hated big business, of course, unless they are with them on issues like this. so here we are. yes, businesses ultimately are not political. they're political party is profits and when you look at where we are as a country, and i think what a lot of these businesses ar

. >> whitaker: michelle thomas is a single mom raising six kids in atlanta. she has felt the drip, drip, drip of all of racism's "stressors." >> thomas: you see the confederate flag being flown. you see people driving by are calling you the "n-word." and you're just walking down the street. i don't know any other race that actually say they have to have a talk with their kids about how to handle yourself when you're in the street, or how to handle yourself around a police officer, or how to handle yourself when you go shopping in a store. make sure your hands are not in your pocket. there's a group that... >> whitaker: she points to a particularly painful moment in 2019 when her teenage son, jerome, who is on the autism spectrum, was stopped and handcuffed by atlanta police who said he fit the profile of a robbery suspect. >> thomas: i'm like, "if you talked to him for a little while, you would know for a fact that my son had had autism. but you didn't get a chance to know my son. you just assumed that he was the criminal. and that broke my heart." >> whitake

carter: we have 200 people every month sold into slavery in atlanta. and the reason is that it has the largest and busiest airport on earth, and a lot of the passengers who come in on delta, girls with brown and black skin. the new york times, in a very long article, which said that a black or brown skinned girl in atlanta could be bought by a brothel owner for $1000. and a lot of the girls are sold into sexual slavery. this same thing happens in our universities now with oppression or sexual abuse of girls, and also in our military. i think it, last year, 15,000 cases of sexual abuse took place in the military. and very seldom is a person prosecuted or punished for rape even in the military or university system. so we have a long way to go. not only in this country but around the world. [applause] host: thank you for your leadership. vice president mondale, you were a partner in this effort to promote human rights. in the balky case, meeting with the south african leadership on apartheid, trying to save the vietnamese boat people who were dying at sea

businesses in atlanta than in denver. as much as they are following all of this misinformation and perpetuating all of these lies they're actually hurting the very people they claim to be helping. overall small businesses in atlanta will be hurt. we spoke with minority-owned small business owner who has a limo business. he was very excited about this game coming to atlanta, getting his employees back to work and now he is not only worried about losing this, this event but future events that may not stay in atlanta, may decide to go elsewhere based on misinformation. pete: i'm glad, such knee-jerk nonsense from major league baseball. we talked about the small businesses impacted not to mention the voter integrity laws are more stringent in denver than atlanta. you can't make up the entirety of this story. i wonder if he ever admits his mistake. giving him every opportunity to do so. real quick, elaine, this week will mark joe biden's first 100 days in office. it has been a tough 100 days for small businesses, from covid lo

here we have a situation where biden is demanding that the all-star game leave atlanta? let's remind everyone of what jim crow was actually like for baseball players in georgia. it shall be unlawful for any amateur colored baseball team to play baseball in any vacant lot or baseball diamond within two blocks of any playground devoted to the white race. congressman. this only illustrates, does it not, why this baseball game absolutely must be played in georgia? >> it is and let me say i came in the nfl in 1973, there were no black quarterbacks, centers, middle linebackers. white men in leadership positions. we've come so far. it's not even an issue. what we have is people who say that they are compassionate and they love my race and other races. if they wanted deal, hearing about this voter i.d. for 20 years. if they cared about black people being able to get on the plane, have a job in a savings account, move into the middle class, they would've done something by now. they love to use misery as a political strategy. i want my democratic friends to understand we have a ha

called out for their hypocrisy after it was announced the all-star game will not be taking place in atlanta anymore because of george's controversial new voting laws. despite railing against george's voting id laws mlb requires fans to show photo id to pick up the tickets from the will call booth, democrats are suggesting the all-star game take place in new york but the empire state actually has fewer early voting days then georgia does senator rand paul is also calling out the mlb for their hypocrisy abroad senior sports league might be to woke if it were freely to visit china and cuba boycott the u.s. state that wants people to show id to vote. and despite of the hit to the local economy, democrats view themselves as heroes in georgia because of their boycott. >> we know boycotts have allowed for justice to be delivered in many states since the civil rights movement whose rooted in boycotts. we know apartheid ended in south africa because a boy enter boycotts. our hope this boycott will result in changes. katie: leo leavitt to congress woman l on omar who doesn't live in georgia who makes

look was the scene at atlanta's airport on easter sunday among a record-setting travel weekend during the pandemic. the cdc updated its travel guidance on friday but it seems not everyone got the message. >> the cdc says if you have the s vaccine, it's safe to travel but asking you not to travel that much. did that factor in the decisions you made? >> can i say not too much. not too much. i mean, we'll be vaccined. we're scheduled. i guess it will alleviate some worries for us. >> there are many americans paying attention to the warnings and they're making the return to public life slowly and hopefully safely. and, of course, protected by a vaccination. here is natasa chen. >> on the second easter into the pandemic, more signs of hope. as a resurrection of life compared to a year ago. >> we share the symbolism with pope francis. he said getting vaccinated is a moral obligation. it can safe your life and the lives of others. >> reporter: the u.s. is administering 3 million covid vaccines administered every day. a source familiar with the company's vaccine manufacturing process said it'

on the world, so the all-star game moving probably actually does more damage to the constituents of atlanta than the gop or the governor. >> i'll give you an example of a brand that i thought was a big off message was gillette a couple of years ago, a super bowl ad in which it said we've got to stop abusing women. which, don't get me wrong, of course. it struck people really funny because, first of all, you just make something a product that we use in our lives and obviously, your message is spot on, but it seemed accusatory. >> it's just starting a conversation that no one had put them in. i don't think that anyone was like, well, gillette really needs to stand up for this. i, on a very tangential level understand why the company around masculinity, but it exists only in the vacuum where people will talk about it and say it's good and publicly. it's just, again, virtue signaling. it has no measurable effect. it's not someone who is traditionally known for being patriarchal, changing their tune. >> the opposite of that was dove, addressed the way the women looked at themselves, the way the

million have received at least one dose here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: announced today outside atlanta, the georgia department of public health pausing johnson & johnson vaccinations after eight people experienced minor adverse reactions. this week sites in north carolina and colorado also offering johnson & johnson stopped administering the vaccine following similar incidents, though reactions are rare officials say the side effects experienced are common >> with approximately 5 million doses already in americans' arms, we know that even a dozen or so events in several states is a very small number >> reporter: next week a shortage of johnson & johnson doses will impact distribution centers. after a manufacturing mix-up shipments of j&j expected to plummet by 80% and it comes at a troubling time >> michigan is unquestionably a national hot spot right now. >> reporter: in michigan, where cases are spiking, hospitals are canceling surgeries to take in an influx of covid patients the governor won't order new restrictions but is asking the public to take extra precautions. nationwide, inf

returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the champs. it's the washington family. and from cookeville, tennessee, it's the casal family. man: yeah! let's go! steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot

down into atlanta, you'll be up to 73. look what happens next week. oh, baby >> yeah. >> come to papa. all right. 79, maybe 80 on thursday in new york 84 in d.c. on thursday 77 in knoxville. 84 in cleveland on wednesday 83 in memphis by wednesday, as well >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. taking a live look outside in san francisco, those low clouds lingering and it's going to continue throughout much of the day here along the immediate coastline. keeping temperatures in the 50s, but then as you head across the bay, oakland will reach 61 degrees as the sky will clear and we'll see much more sunshine for our inland areas with some upper 60s and low 70s for today. enjoy the warmth, because we to have a much cooler weekend headed our way. we'll see rain headed into saturday and sunday, but warming up next week. >> thank you, mr. roker. >>> coming up here, would it surprise you to know that we humans are apparently in competition with these cute little birds >> yeah. they happen to be among the rarest in north america, and kerry sanders will

planetario espectacularen dallas llovÍa la pasaba noche, en houston ahora no estÁ lloviendo . 64 grados y en atlanta 55 grados y lluvia en camino. en el norte las temperaturas son muy bajas, temperaturas... a lo largo de todo lo que nos queda de semana, la temperatura van a seguir por debajo de lo que toca. eso significa que el fin de semana arrancarÁ con 48 grados en dallas, 39 en chicago o 43 en nueva york. el frÍo va a ser el protagonista, asÍ como las lluvias que van a seguir en el norte del golfo texas, se reactivan las tormentas. el granizo para austin y san antonio, tamaÑo considerable y muchas descargas elÉctricas. quÉdense dentro de casa disfrutando de "despierta amÉrica". las inundaciones pueden estar a la orden del dÍa en el norte del golfo. asÍ que el sentido comÚn es siempre nuestro mejor aliado. karla: que no falle ese sentido comÚn, hay que usarlo. vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs. luis sandoval entrevista a vin diesel y michelle rodrÍguez y no se imaginan el emotivo momento que se viviÓ. satcha: y alan tacher conversa

jonathan serrie reporting live from atlanta. >> hi, gillian. phillip suffered many head concussions. an autopsy will examine his brain for signs of cte a degenerative condition tom mondayly found in athletes with a history of repeated head injuries. his father told wcnc, i can say he's a good kid. i think the football messed him up. despite rumors, the sheriff says there's no evidence adams had been a patient of the prominent doctor he's accused of killing. he did live nearby in his parent's home where authorities found the 33-year-old player dead from what they believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators say that he forced entry into the home of the doctor and shot them. two air conditioning technicians were also shot. one died at the scene. the other was seriously injured but managed to call his employer who then called 911. a separate 911 call came in from a neighbor who described what he heard. >> i was cutting grass out in the yard. i heard the shots. >> how many shots did you hear? >> about 20. >> people are leaving flowe

in-person sales this year has left tons of thin mints, samoas, and other flavors unsold >> troop leaders in atlanta say they have 700,000 boxes just sitting in warehouse >> jimmy: wow. i can't wait for my neighbor's kid to be like, "oh, hi, mr. fallon, so i can put you down for 15,000 do-si-dos? [ laughter ] all i have to say is you know america's broken when there's a surplus of delicious cookies and life-saving vaccines [ laughter ] what are we doing? and get this, in june, new york city is getting a three-story, 21,000 square foot harry potter store >> steve: oh [ audience oohs >> jimmy: it's exciting. [ cheers and applause i'd say there's nothing hotter right now than harry potter merchandise and indoor shopping, would you agree? [ laughter ] it will be the first time a new yorker can whip out their wand on the subway without getting pepper sprayed [ laughter ] what >> steve: hey, hey put away your harry potter [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm glad it's in new york city. what's better than hearing, "welcome to the wizarding world of harry potter" [ laughter ] yep, the store is based on the previously

you think about the young man who went and shot up the people in the asian spa in atlanta, they took him alive. and then, my lord, not too far from here in bacari's home state this young white boy named dylan roof went and shot up the whole church and literally, they chased him across state lines into north carolina, and they not only took him alive, but they took him to burger king to get a burger and a fry. but andrew brown they shoot him in the back. and we're going to see the video to know what they're trying to hide from all y'all. because the truth can't hide forever, and a lie cannot live forever. >> i gave you all an signment. i wanted to follow through. i've got joe manchin's number right here, it's 202-224-3954. >> one more time. >> 202-224-3954. call his office and tell him we're tired of black folk dying. and then kyrsten sinema's number is 202 -- >> the number one more time for joe manchin. >> 202-224-3954. and kyrsten sinema is 202-224-4521. just call the office and tell them how you feel. let me turn it over to harry. he has an update for you. >> so let me be clear. we

ones in what is now the 47th mass shooting to occur since march 16th with the spa shootings there in atlanta, georgia. the investigation just getting underway. we expect a press conference to come shortly that should give us more information. >> martin, that a college area? did i understand that right? correct me if i'm wrong? >> reporter: it is. yeah, there is a college literally just about half a mile down the street from here. this is, again, an area that is a quiet obviously suburban kind of area to kenosha, not a place where anyone would expect a tragedy like this. >> i just wondered because when you bring students into the mix, that maybe in the vicinity you have parents then who are really concerned about it. martin savidge, thank you so much. we know you just got there but thank you so much. >> reporter: you're welcome. >>> a quick reminder, the new cnn series the people versus the klan tells the story of beulah may donalds, a black mother who took down the ku klux klan after they lynched her son. here is a review of the episode. >> consider what went carr is going through, now in th

in atlanta. jonathan serrie ktvu fox. two news, course at travis air force base, are sending more medical and emergency supplies to india as the country is dealing with a spike in covid-19 cases and deaths. it's minutes from now on aircraft loaded with supplies is set to take off yesterday morning to c five galaxy planes took off with more than 200 tons of equipment, including oxygen cylinders, and n95 masks and hospital gowns again. these are live pictures as the next plane is about to depart. travis air force base really any second. now again, there's already a lot of help there, and more is on the way. i'm wednesday we sent over $100 million of aid to india on gwil do about the same today. just yesterday, india reported more than 380,000 new coronavirus infections and almost 3700 people died in one day. that's the highest number of deaths in a single day since the beginning of the covid pandemic. and just a short time ago, the white house announced the united states will restrict travel from india. starting may 4th. th

legislation comes just over one month after several women of asian dissent were killed in a mass shooting in atlanta. from the start of the pandemic, about 3800 anti-asian american crimes have been reported. president biden applauded the senate action in a tweet writing acts of hate against asian americans are wrong, un-american, and must stop. the bill now heads to the house for a final vote next month. >>> nicole, thanks very much. ahead, we continue our series eye on earth. our planet in peril. this morning, how close are we to the tipping point on global warming? what science tells us about averti "eye on eartrth: our plalanet i periril". >>> ahead, sean bobbitt, the oscar nominated cinematographer for "judas and the black messiah." that's a lot of pressure to put on yourself. >> this is where my news background has always held me in good stead. no one's going to shoot at me. no one's going to try and kill me. it's like there's no pressure. >> that's right. he started as a news cameraman, how sean's life has changed since he and i worked together back in the '80s here at cbs. >> how about that?

after graduating college, a historically black college in atlanta georgia and the university of georgia school of law i answered an early call to public service. beginning my career as a trial attorney at the u.s. department of justice to the justice department's honor program. i went on to lead mission oriented organizations of all sizes in the nonprofit and public sectors. this included a return to public service, first as the executive director of the white house initiative on asian and native pacific islanders. increasing access to an increasing participation in federal programs. and later as chief of staff for personal management. during my time at opm i had the opportunity to witness firsthand the commitment, hard work, and dedication of the opm staff and federal workforce. i worked alongside individuals take very seriously, their own the public office and work every day to successfully fill their agency's mission. i believe people are, and should be at the center of all policies. and if i were fortunate enough to be confirmed, i would carry forward this guiding principle, while w

after graduating from spelman college a historically black college in atlanta, georgia, and the university of georgia school of law i answered an early call to public service beginning my career as a trial attorney at the u.s. department of justice through the department honors program. i went ton lead mission oriented organizations, of all sizes and nonprofit and private sector this included a return to public service first as the executive director of the white house initiative on asian americans and pacific islanders, responsible for increasing access to and participation in federal programs. and later as chief of staff at the office of personal management. time at opm, i had the opportunity to witness firsthand the commitment, hardwork, and dedication of the opm staff and the federalal work force. i worked alongside individuals who stake very seriously their oath of public office, and work every day to successfully fulfill theiric agencies missio. i believe people are and should be at the center of all policies decision. and if i were fortunate to be confirmed, i would carry forward th

todd: at least you still have a baseball team in atlanta. my yankees have decided to take the year off. >> that's right. todd: joey jones, have a good day. jillian: thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> politicians and celebrities condemning the officer involved but now we're hearing from her neighbors. >> video doesn't lie. he reacted with what he thought was his best judgment. >> police have been demonizing this entire country. made criminals feel emboldened. >> during the virtual climate summit plans to cut carbon emission 50%. >> this will turn out to be expensive especially for the men and women across america. >> students are forced to wear masks. >> we have three vaccines, every adult in the state of georgia who wants it vaccine is eligible to get it. take these masks off of my child. >> border patrol arresting three gang members in less than 24 hours in the rio grande valleys. >> we have to be the dumbest country on planet everett if we think there are just kids and pregnant women coming across the border lo

business owners about what it means to have talladega here, just like sort of the all-star game in atlanta what would it have meant there to be there before they moved it , how much does talladega benefit all of the businesses around it. here is some of what will and i found. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ten miles away from the racetrack at talladega, what does the race mean for places like this? >> with the talladega race being the biggest travel and camping race in nascar, a few hundred thousand people coming in, what it means for us is our hotels are full, restaurants are full, people are ready to get out and have fun. >> when people come to talladega and alabama, what do they see as far as covid? is everything pretty much open, capacity restrictions what is life like down here? >> so the governor listed the mask mandate a few weeks back, businesses are really booming in a lot of ways now. >> we heard that business is booming to such an extent that some businesses are having trouble hiring. >> that's true. >> right now business has final ly picked up. we are just now getting back to the number

it's ok to be totally hypocritical and hurt black-owned businesses in atlanta where they are so prevalent and moving the all-star game to a place that is substantially white if it makes you appear woke, even though you're hurting african-american businesses and helping white businesses. it's ok to help the chinese communist party which is trying to destroy america, they are trying to get to a place where the american economy could collapse and china would survive that economically. and if they get to that place, then you will see them taking additional actions at a profoundly -- rather profoundly to bring down our economy. and lead them remaining as the only, at that point, super power. we've got to be wise, more wise than we have been, and we need to call out corporations or entities in the united states that are out to help the enemies of the united states and stir up divisiveness within the united states if they think it creates a profit. we are seeing that with cnn. we are seeing that with major league baseball. it's just a sad time in america. this article from epic times -- from epo

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it's going to be denver, not atlanta? >> that's what the reports are right now coming out of local media at this point, jim. look, politicians out of colorado seem to be all but confirming that. cnn has not independently confirmed the move but we're told that the expectation is that an announcement will come today. according to media in colorado, that announcement will be that they are moving the major league baseball all-star game this summer from atlanta to denver. and the reasons are obviously beyond the high altitude at-bats we'll be seeing there. colorado governor jared polis issued a statement saying, like so many coloradans, i'm excited and hopeful that major league baseball makes the best decision and formally chooses to play the 2021 all-star game in denver. it would be good for baseball and good for colorado. when this announcement started leaking last night, we did see some -- to be fair -- intellectually dishonest comparisons of georgia voting legislation that just passed and the current laws in colorado. now,

vida de la joven venezolana roxana delgado, quien desapareciÓ el 16 de abril cuando trabajaba cerca de atlanta georgia, su esposo cuenta la Última vez que hablÓ con ella. >> el mismo dÍa, me llamÓ las 7:00 de la noche, me dijo preguntÓ si ya iba a trabajar, y me dijo que Él estaba haciendo una carrera una muchacha, la llevo como media hora y nos vemos en la casa. danay: en este vÍdeo se ve a roxana horas antes de vestida de rojo iba acompaÑada de otra mujer que aparentemente era la que habÍa pedido el servicio. roxana paga con una tarjeta la mercancÍa. >> le hago un llamado que por favor aparezca y de la cara, porque ella sabe dÓnde estÁ, porque fue la Última persona con la que estuvo. danay: mientras las autoridades extendieron una orden de captura en todo el paÍs en busca de los siguientes sospechosos juan ayala rodrÍguez, mario alberto barbosa juÁrez, megan alicia y oscar manuel garcÍa quienes pueden estar implicados. >> comenzamos a llamarla y no nos contesto nunca el telÉfono, esperamos y a las 3:00 de la maÑana no aguantÉ llamÉ a la policÍa, no era normal. danay: en

they hold their championship in atlanta in september. both organizations saying they think it is better to stay and help local communities as opposed to simply picking up and walking away. a number of players have been asked about playing in georgia during this controversy. some were very careful about wading into political questions. here is rory mcilroy. >> i have to be respectful and somewhat careful about what i say. i'm not a citizen of this country. i certainly think all great countries and democracies are built on equal voting rights and everyone being able to get to the ballot boxes easily as possible. >> his competitor champ by racial expressed his own discomfort at georgia's law. >> i think a lot of people it's very disappointed to see that. as you can tell it really targets certain black communities and makes it harder for them to vote which to me is everybody's right to vote. so to see that was very shocking and obviously with mlb and what they did moving the all-star game was a big statement. >> augusta national and sponsors

howie: jessica, by waiting several weeks after mass shootings in boarder and atlanta, even speech on guns got half a day of coverage as most of the press moved on from this difficult issue? jessica: i'm not sure he missed the moment and talked about the systematic issues that are the root cause of this in terms of obviously knowledge in what's going on in the rash of violence against asian americans like in the atlanta shooting, but i don't think that he missed the moment. joe biden has been a long-time friend to the gun reform movement. he's been supportive of organizations like every town and moms demand and when i did see the reaction from those organizations, they were positive. obviously tempered because this wasn't move toward assault weapons ban or federal gun registry. it was encouraging red flag laws, for instance, making sure we do more research, more community policing. but i want to push back on alex a little bit. obviously hunter biden has nothing to do with any of this and the idea that he comes up constantly, i don't understand. the answer for something that joe biden

telling them that he was not going to do that citing the mlb decision to pull the all-star game out of atlanta over the controversial election law he said it's shameful that america's pastime is getting involved in politics. >> thank you grady, great to see you a dozen for us on fox business. "the evening edit" starts right now. liz: president biden'snd p big x incentive plan hitting a wall oe the senate up to seven senate democrats may reject the bidens tax hike that is according to joe manchin. it could be dead on arrival in the senate the president i didn't under without explaining that. if that's so why are they using tax shelters to avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in personal income payroll taxes as republicans point out with us now ron johnson, congressman tom emmert and buddy carter, jim trusty, art del cueto and we have more on the fighting family long history of using frequent use of off-balance shell companies to bury the cash from dealmakingre overseas. plus hunter bidens big 180 he does not remember if he owned the infamous laptop at the center of multiple probes. but he adm

but right now, the president is about 150 miles south of atlanta. he's in plains, georgia, visiting there with another president. jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn carter. back in 1976, biden was the first to declare his support for president jimmy carter. >>> right now, kamala harris is speaking about what the administration has done about its first 100 days in office just after visiting a vaccination center at a nearby stadium. live pictures you see right there. all of this comes less than 24 hours after the president and vice president made history during his first address to a joint session of congress. >> madam speaker, madam vice president -- [ applause ] >> no president has ever said those words from this podium. no president has ever said those words. and it's about time. >> we the people are the government. you and i. not some force in a distant capital. not some powerful force we have no control over. it's us. >> joining us now nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander traveling with the president in atlanta. and jake sherm

major league baseball pulls its all-star game from atlanta after georgia republicans enact a strict new election reform law. the latest backlash from big business and the white house against the law which critics say restricts access to voting. >>> and game over. a massive bust in the multibillion dollar video game world. see how the world of e-sports gaming is just as competitive when it comes to cheating in tournaments like these. >>> first, today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> it's a complicated picture the investigators have to sort through. they're going to talk to family members and executing search warrants. i think we'll learn much more as the days go on. >> reporter: another deadly assault on the u.s. capitol. the 25-year-old suspect and a capitol police officer are dead, and the city of washington is reeling. >> i did think, you know, the trouble is over, and clearly that thought was wrong. >> reporter: the cdc released new guidance saying vaccinated people can travel without much worry. >> the fact that most americans are not yet fully vaccinated. >> reporter: t

it was in atlanta and georgia and south across the nation, black people put biden in power, so he owes us on many levels. and i want him to remember that, don't forget that because we ain't forget it. you really inspired me, too, trevor, because the idea of being african-american, i love -- i always go back to that special of yours, the african-american, because, although, you know, we come from different sides of the globe, i have that same experience, you know, of being -- >> trevor: right, right. >> -- in the most literal sense of the word an african-american. >> trevor: right. >> and that's why i put so much -- i put so much emphasis on collaboration because it's, like, black people in south africa and ganna and chicago and atlanta, we all are facing a common enemy, you know, and our unity expands our possibility. >> trevor: yeah, man. i appreciate you. like when daniel said at the oscars, instead of allowing then to divide and conquer, you figure out how to unite and ascend. thank you for taking the time. congrats. i'm excited to enjoy the "i tape" and we wait for the "c tape." >>

. >> what do you think about the possibility that they decide to move the baseball game out of atlanta because of this political issue? >> i think today's professional athletes are acting incredibly responsibly. i would strongly support them doing that. >> laura: well, well, well! aside from the fact that joe seemed to be sleeping in that interview, as the angle told you last night these left wing boycotts of the all-star game, frankly, would cause huge economic damage and send jobs to other low tax states. hurt georgia. so the blow back against this is growing which forced even liberal georgia senator john -- to put out a statement last night saying i absolutely oppose and reject any notion of boycotting georgia but then he said, look, corporations that are disgusted like we are with this voter suppression bill should stop any financial support for the georgia republican party, and then stacey abrams, the mastermind behind the fraudulent attack on georgia's voter i.d. law, also has been caught in a trap of her own making. >> to our friends across the country please do not boycott us.

the atlanta braves say they are deeply disappointed. brian kemp signs the law, he argued the league cave to figure poli political opportunism and lies. let's start with president biden, here is what he said of early voting hours. >> you are closing the polling places at 5:00 when working people just got off? this is about keeping ordinary folks i grew up with from being able to vote. >> you say it is misleading for two reasons, why? >> the law does not touch georgia's election day hours, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. early voting does not require any county to end voting at 5:00 p.m. there is a minimum of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. but counties can go as long as 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. if they want to. some people come back and say well, it says they can stop at 5:00 p.m. so republicans can do that. the previous law left them ended at 5:00 p.m. if they wanted to. all this new law does in this respect is clarify that normal hours mean 9:00 to 5:00 so you can't say well, our normal hour is 10:00 to 4:00. it is a clarification here. 9:00 to 5:00 is a

when the georgia governor brian kemp signed his state's new voting reform bill into law, companies in atlanta and beyond started, well, kind of going, uh, uh, now, wait until you see what's happened with big companies in the peach state >>> and later, when the pandemic overtook us, home buying tanked, but while sales may have bounced back, a historic shift in supply is shaking the entire industry. >>> the fact, the truth, the news with shepard smith back in 60 seconds >>> dozens of the most powerful black business leaders in america are taking a stand today against the state of georgia's controversial new voter law. they're calling on all of corporate america to publicly and directly oppose new laws that would restrict the rights of black voters. the two men behind the effort, ken frazier of -- the ceo of merck and ken chenault the former head of american express weighing in this morning right here on cnbc >> americans must vote, black americans must vote, and when it comes to protecting the rights of all americans to vote, there can be no middle ground. we cannot be in the business of creati

. >>> atlanta's largest private colleges will require covid sack seens as soon as they return in the fall >>> starting april 23rd, new yorkers will be able to get their shots under the big blue whale in the natural history museum it will come with a fee visit. >>> the former deputy is finally in custody after a one-day manhunt. they arrested steven broderick without incident they found him 20 miles from the scene walking down a rural road with a loaded pistol in his waistband. he has been charged with capitol murder in the shooting death of his ex-wife, adopted daughter and her boy friend he resigned from the force last year. >>> former president trump is stepping back into the political spotlight giving his first on camera interview since leaving office let's get to tracie potts. as we might expect, he has plenty to say. >> reporter: he did say a lot, phillip. that was unusual this interview was wide ranging from his mar-a-lago resort down in florida he talks about everything from immigration to vaccinations. it was unusual because typically former presidents stay silent, they don't