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,

major road going through atlanta, obviously. about 40 miles away from the city of atlanta itself. carol co carroll county, can you see the car in the background there. it's an active investigation going on still. what we're told that car was on the highway when a georgia state patrol trooper tried to get behind it and stop it at that high rate of speed. at some point, the trooper tried to use a pit maneuver. they take the front end of the car and try to hit the back end to put it out of control. at that point, according to georgia state patrol, someone in the car started shooting. the move over a little bit so you can see the investigation. you can see the officers down the way here still collecting evidence. from what we're told, when the shots were fired, one officer was hit during that. one suspect has been killed. another has been captured after negotiation. so they're still trying to sort this out. we're told two other officers were shot. there is a back and forth whether or not the car crashed, one of the officer's cars crashed while this speed chase was going on. so all thi

much as you saw in atlanta with them pulling the all star game in response to georgia's law. tell us the importance about that and why they're opposing the measures. >> well, the business community here in arizona is still very cognizant of the damage done to our state when we passed 1070, the country's most far reaching anti-immigration law by far. and so they are often reluctant to step into this fray. but when they do, it's because they're looking out for the arizona's image across the country, the economic impact that's something like this could have. and obviously seeing that across the country, this -- these kind of bills are happening and it's going to taint our image across the country. and so their voice very, very important. i'm glad they decided to lend it in this regard. >> all right. so what's going to happen very soon in your state is a big election audit. it is under way led by senate republicans in maricopa county, 2.1 million ballots done by outside organizations you say are biassed. to be clear, we should note that there have been previous official audits do

by cnn's count there have been at least 45 mass shootings since those spa shootings in atlanta on march 16th. it has been just eight days since the last one. it is happening across the country. the latest tragedy took place at a fedex warehouse in indianapolis. here's what we know. at least eight people have been killed. officials say at least five others were shot and taken to the hospital while two others were treated at the scene. the suspect is dead. police say he may have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here's what the police are saying this morning. >> the suspect came into the parking lot and i believe he exited his vehicle and quickly began shooting. it wasn't precipitated by any kind of disturbance or argument. so the first shooting occurred in the parking lot, and then he went inside. >> a witness is saying that a so-called good guy with a gun did try to stop this attacker, but that person was killed as well. there will be a press conference in the next hour. we're going to bring you all the new details as that happens. president biden will be briefed on the shooting

i want you to hear what the atlanta mayor had to say afterwards. >>. >> major league baseball put the wishes of stacy abrams and joe biden ahead of the economic well-being of hard-working georgian who's are counting on the all star game for a paycheck. >> i can't say that i like it. 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. >> i can't say that i like it but i understand it. a lot of democratic officials are looking at the money that the state is going to lose, jim, poppy, one more thing. coca-cola provided free products to state lawmakers there. some of the republican state lawmakers said coke, take your products out. coke has come out against this law. coca-cola said we're going to continue focusing on what we can do including federal legislation when it comes to voting rights. >> yeah. well, dianne gallagher, good to have you following this. they seem to be happening every other day. >> yeah. thank you, dianne. >>> minutes from now, a second week of testimony guns in the mu

data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms issued an executive order. she's directing city officials to implement several things focused on voter education, trying to counteract the newly imposed restrictions but there's really only so much that can be done now because it already is the law. what is does, key, limiting the use of ballot drop boxes, cutting down early voting hours, allowing state officials to overturn local election board decisions and makes it even a crime to give people water or food waiting in line to vote. well, lyft is one of a growing number of companies speaking out against laws that limit the ability to vote saying they are firmly opposed to any laws limiting voting by mail. reducing the number of days people can vote or pushing any other restrictions on access for eligible voters, particularly those disproportionately impacting black and brown communities. joining me is john zimmer, president of lyft. simply put, to make it clear for our viewers, does lyft oppose the new voti

. >> the mlb moved it after the league's draft from atlanta moved it out of atlanta last week of course in response to georgia's recently passed restrictive voting law that was put in place. major league baseball's decision to move that all-star game is prompting texas governor greg abbott to boycott the texas rangers home opener on monday. >> yeah. he was supposed to throw out first pitch. he's not doing it now. dianne, governor abbott refusing to throw that out. comes as texas republicans moving ahead. their own big slate of voting restriction laws. >> that's right. and, look, texas governor greg abbott said this has nothing to do with the texas rangers organization. he said he could not in good conscious throw out that opening pitch as he said that major league baseball was perpetuating false narratives about georgia's new voting law. he said that he was not going to seek out the all star game in the state of texas either. obviously, it appears that is a mute point. the all-star game is moving to the state of colorado. you're right. texas is seeing voting legislation move through its

texas over a pair of controversial election bills following the mlb pulling it's all star game out of atlanta over georgia's new voting law, two texas-based companies, american and dell are fighting back two bills they say restrict texas. one does improve tracking of mail-in early ballots and limits extending early voting hours. it prohibits drive-through voting and bans drop box offices and allows poll watchers to record some voters and makes it illegal to send mail-in ballots. joining me, senator brian hughes, senator, thank you for the time this morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> you sa i this bill is necessary, because it in your words makes it harder to cheat. but after 22,000 hours of digging, the texas attorney general, republican company paxton who endorsed you didn't find a single case of voter fraud in your entire county in 2020. so why did you even write this bill? >> i can tell you about an ongoing investigation today in my district, east texas, arising from the 2018 election cycle. we have criminal indictments against a county commissioner and a number of other fo

other day it seems by cnn's count more than 20 just in the weeks since that shooting at the spas in atlanta. we have another bunch of packages on the hill, right, doing things like background checks and so on. but each point like this we think this might be the point where it will happen. do you sense any change in the politics on capitol hill that allows something like for instance, universal background checks which does have some republican support? >> boy, jim, i would love to say that, you know, this is the moment when we'll actually move forward on these issues. and universal background checks have -- polls have suggested that 90% of gun owners favor universal background checks. but i really have a hard time seeing essential legislation getting through the senate. so i don't think that there is going to be gun legislation passed by congress. i think that's why the biden administration is moving forward with these executive actions. and so, you know, i find it incredibly dispiriting that we lose more than 100 people a day to gun violence and yet we don't seem prepared in contrast to jus

it was three weeks since the atlanta spa shooting. there have been at least 20, 20 mass shootings in the u.s. in two weeks. cnn's senior national correspondent is in southern california this morning. i know you're waiting for an update from police in a couple of hours. what are we hoping to learn and what do we know so far? >> you know, right now we just don't have a lot of detauils about what led up to this jim. we're hoping to learn more about the suspect, motive, any connection, any possible connection to the people who died here. all we know right now is basically what we've seen. the investigators, you can see them out front. this is the business park where the shooting took place last night. investigators have been going in and out doing evidence collection. they remain here as they try to figure out what led up to all of this. what neighbors here, apartments and houses all through this area surrounding this business park say that they started hearing gunfire right around dinner time last night. shortly after that, then the soun

all since the atlanta spa shootings on march 16th. chicago police say that less than one second passed between the time the 13-year-old was seen holding a gun and the time he was then shot and killed by a police officer. let me warn you the police officer you're about to see of the moments is disturbing. >> stop! stop! [ beep ] show me your hands! stop! [ gunshot ] >> shots fired. shots fired. get an ambulance here now! >> you all right? >> the officer eric stillman was named overnight. a lawyer representing him said the officer feels simply horrible. but he believes he was justified in using deadly force in this case. ryan young joins me now from chicago. ryan, tell us what we know about the moments leading up to that shooting. >> yeah, jim, obviously, it's tough video to watch, especially when you watch it over and over as much as we have in the last few days. you know that the family was actually worried about releasing the video. they took time after seeing it themselves before they ok'd it being released. what we know is that off