mayor riesgo de tiempo severo, jackson en mississippi, tambiÉn la sonar kansas, montgomery en alabama, atlanta georgia, todo esto de madrugada, ¿een quÉ consiste esto? vamos a verlo, lo que necesitamos es una nube tormentas como esta bien activa que pueda generar granizo que como podÉis ver puede superar la pulgada o pulgada media pero ademÁs los vientos que bajan de la tormenta pueden soplar tan fuerte que pueden romper Árboles y el tendido elÉctrico, por esos importante el kit de emergencia y lo peor, los tornados que se pueden seguir produciendo y todo esto va ocurrir de noche, tenemos que extremar mucho las precauciones porque cuando esto ocurre noche estamos durmiendo y tenemos que estar prevenidos con la celular cargado, en lÍnea se caen texas vas a la zona donde van a nacer esa tormentas y mucha energÍa, calla de granizo muy alta en arkansas, luisiana, texas, mississippi, alabama, tennessee, mucho cuidado con esto y lo importante, ¿cuÁndo empieza? 2:00 de la tarde pero los aguaceros sobre el este de texas, 6:00 de la tarde en luisiana, en arkansas; 11:00 de la noche esas torme

en atlanta va a llover en un rato y de momento anunciando la lluvia que ya viene, y el granizo que caÍa hace unas horas en texas. el viento bien intenso en arkansas. la visibilidad nula. quÉ tenemos para las prÓximas horas? lluvia para chicago que va a seguir acumulÁndose de 1 a 3 pulgadas. fijarse como los prÓximos dÍas seguiremos con lluvias este fin de semana y atenciÓn fin de semana con la fuerte bajada en las temperaturas. ambiente todavÍa primaveral. las lluvias en el norte irÁn a mÁs para la zona del noreste y que podrÁ ser localmente fuertes en cuanto a las temperaturas interesantes de las mÁximas. en el sur maÑana 24,000,000 en riesgo de tiempo severo en texas. granizo es lo que mÁs me preocupa en texas, luisiana y arkansas. tambiÉn maÑana la tarde posibilidad de algÚn tornado. asÍ que lo seguiremos acÁ en "despierta amÉrica". francisca:gracias por la informaciÓn, como siempre. carlos: hoy cumplirÍa 70 aÑos joan sebastian y sus hijos nos cuentan en exclusiva como celebra la vida del rey del jaripeo. francisca: el autor del nuevo libro de miss miguel revela

en la costa oeste atlanta temperaturas altÍsimas y es que tenemos los ingredientes, el calor y lo mete el gol fue mÉxico, el aire frÍo y seco de la costa oeste y la diferencia temperaturas, 20 por encima de lo que toca en la zona de georgia y en las carolinas. arkansas, tennessee, texas donde me gusta noche y madrugada con mucha lluvia ni pronÓstico mÁs de cinco pulgadas, lo que puede provocar inundaciones, no podemos bajar la guardia porque hoy y maÑana tiempo severo seguirÁ. >> ahora es el chef del tiempo. >> para que no lo digiera. >> no te vayas, presta atenciÓn porque regresan dice el london se convierte en abuela de nuevo, verÁs el emocionante momento que viviÓ al cargar a su nieto mientras sufriÓ problema la garganta y cuerdas vocales que la obliga por orden mÉdica a permanecer en sÍlex. >> porque ustedes lo pidieron y queda mucho por decir, o regresa gabriel soto, aquÍ seÑores se vivirÁ algo que va a parecer sacado de una novela. >> gente que nos inspira, conocer la historia de un chico para el que no existen los imposibles, estamos seguro que esta maÑana ver el

todavÍa veremos la luna bastante bien porque tendremos un porcentaje y las imÁgenes en vivo en atlanta, la pintaban un poquito. temperaturas muy altas en el centro y este del paÍs casi 30 por encima. hoy rÉcord en chicago, ohio y cleveland. atenciÓn a las tormentas. hablaremos de ello mÁs adelante porque texas, oklahoma, kansas hoy el tiempo severo serÁ el protagonista con viento fuerte, granizo y algÚn tornado. (hablan a la vez) carlos: mientras aquÍ averiguan el color de la luna, danilo carrera se reencuentra con el hijo de su pareja y aquÍ veremos el terno momento que vivieron el actor y el niÑo que tiene cuatro aÑos. carla: tambiÉn te ayudamos a cuidar el bolsillo. te diremos cuÁles son los 10 trabajos secundarios que te servirÁn para pagar tus deudas.... >> es martes para no veleros y hoy llega en vivo gabriel soto y no se imaginan todas las sorpresas que tenemos. autoridades confirman la principal causa de muerte sÚbita en bebes. te adelantamos que el peligro estÁ dentro de su propia cuna francisca: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", donde tus dÍas nec

imÁgenes en vivo atlanta 50, cielo despejado. en el noreste sigue siendo frÍo, el viento de noroeste que ya no los deja, nieve efecto lago pero mantiene temperaturas invernales ahora "a primera hora" 43 en nueva york, con 30 y cleveland. ¿quÉ ocurre en las prÓximas horas? algÚn aguacero y en cuanto a las temperaturas, nueva york llega a los 60 este jueves, indianÁpolis tambiÉn temperaturas en los 60. mientras tanto en texas a partir de maÑana se reactivan las tormentas y Éstas pueden ser capaces de producir mucha lluvia tambiÉn, rayos al contornado y granizo y en cuanto a los acumulados, mÁs de cinco pulgadas entre misuri y kansas, asÍ carezca inundaciones serÁ importante. >> muchÍsimas gracias, ni la preparaciÓn estÁ todo mi querida, que guapa. > > tÚ tambiÉn estÁs guapo. >> ese apoyo entre todos, al regresar, alejandro fernÁndez celebra sus 50 aÑos. tenemos las imÁgenes. >> estÁn de moda los cincuentones. >> y aquÍ te enterarÁs de lo que pasÓ anoche en los premios oscar, al regresar veremos como celebr

atlanta cielo despejado con48°. en texas la cosa estÁ frÍa en dallas con 55°. houston 60°. chicago hace mucho frÍo con 36°. algunas nubes. no descartÓ algÚn copo de nieve. 70,000,000 bajo alerta por temperatura congÉlante en todo el centro del paÍs desde texas hasta el norte. en esta Época del aÑo muchos se preguntan que todavÍa puede estar el ando. aquÍ tenemos—— helando. en el norte se pueden fijar en las la cotas que es en junio—— dakota que es en junio. es un poco habitual, pero no es tan raro ver esta temperaturas. kansas 33°. chicago 37°. durante los prÓximos dÍas temperaturas congÉlante en el centro y en el norte. estÁ nevando en kansas city. va a llegar algunos copos de nieve a la zona de illinois. en chicago estamos con un poco de nieve en esta tarde y noche. indiana, ohio. el sistema se mueve hacia la costa este llegando en forma de lluvia en new york, pensilvania. en el interior tenemos nieve. acumulado hasta tres pulgadas. puede ser una de esas nevadas bonitas. en el resto del paÍs texas calor en la costa. seguimos con tormenta en la flo

aquÍ para algunos valores que se acercan a los rÉcord, atlanta 34 mÍnima, raleigh 32, lexington rÉcord de frÍo. temperaturas muy bajas en el noreste, eva york 31, cleveland con 30 y una nevada importante, la nevada de cleveland ha sido impresionante, no se veÍa nada con esa nieve efecto lago pero tambiÉn veÍamos nevada en nueva york, ha sido impresionante dde dos a cinco pulgadas al interior del estado nueva york, en lÁser no quedo nieve pero en cleveland hasta cinco pulgadas. todavÍa se puede acumular un poquito mÁs. las temperaturas muy bajas en menores de valores congela antes esta maÑana de viernes, temperaturas que estÁn 15, 20 por debajo de las de tierra a esta misma hora y las mÁxima no suben demasiado, se quedan en 40 y con el viento la sensaciÓn serÁ de mucho frÍo, un viento protagonista en el sureste, en la florida mucha fuerza mÁs adelante os hablarÉ de ese viento y mÁs consecuencias con las corrientes de resaca o retorno que pueden ser muy peligrosas para los que ir a las playas de la costa atlÁntica. >> muchas gracias por ese reporte del estado del tiempo,

es todo desde atlanta. regreso con ustedes. quÉ difÍcil y ojalÁ pueda salvar sus herid fÍsicas y tambiélas heridas mentales que ha sufrido por el accidente. gracias por exclusiva desde georgia. esta maÑana no hay seÑales de que el flujo migratorio disminuya en la frontera. nuestras cÁmaras son testigos de cÓmo las familias cruzan el rÍo en balsa. muchas huyen de la violencia y otros llegan con hijos menores que sufren discapacidad como es el caso de christopher que es un niÑo con graves problemas visuales. sus padres nos dicen que esperan lograr en estados unidos. >> una mejorÍa para su vista. >> huimos de las pandillas de mi paÍs que son los que hicieron esto. —— huÍmos de las pandillas de mi paÍs. satcha: en menos de tres horas 200 migrantes cruzan la frontera en texas. muchos llegan con las esperanzas de no regresar a los paÍses de origen en donde enfrenta y en un futuro de pobreza, violencia y hasta la muerte. nuestras cÁmaras captaron a un bebéde apÍas de naci cruzando la frontera. seguimos de ceel d

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

estamos ganando, con la ciudad de atlanta detrÁs, cada dÍa un poco mÁs de horas de sol. eso seguirÁ ocurriendo hasta que llegue el solsticio de verano, en torno al 20 de junio, tenemos hasta 14 horas de luz, partir de entonces los dÍas irÁn haciendo cada vez mÁs corta, cada vez iremos ganando hasta dos dÍas de los come a partir de entonces se irÁn acordando hasta el equinoccio de otoÑo. por cierto, el cambio de hora serÁ en noviembre, a disfrutarlo en new orleans seguimos con lluvias abundantes, han caÍdo 8 pulgadas en el mes de abril conocimos con las inundaciones que llegan con la frontera con texas. tenemos esas tormentas con alcances mal inactivos, con muchas descargas elÉctricas en oklahoma hay posibilidad de granizo, en houston, 3:00 p.m., tormentas bien activas, 7:00 p.m., la lluvias llegando al golfo, seguiremos dÍa tras dÍa con lluvia y ma lluvia en todo el sureste del paÍs, pudiÉndose acumular hasta 4 pulgadas mÁs. el sur estÁ saturado, eso provocarÁ inundaciones. carlos: ¿no hay posibilidad de que ese meteorito haya sido un alien? francisca:

maÑana hay que abrigarse en el Área tv estatalen atlanta tenemos 40 ahora mismo. las temperaturas bajany miami se queda con mÁximas en 70. francisca: que escuchÉ decir que creciste cerca de iztapalapa? carlos: estaba a seis minutos. por segundo aÑo consecutivo se vuelven ara suspender las celebraciones de semana santaen iztapalapa. allÍ asisten casi 2 millones de personas francisca: en esta ocasiÓn las visitas serÁn virtuales y guadalupe andrade en vivo desde mÉxico tiene todos los detalles. guadalupe: mÉxico es el segundo paÍs con mÁs catÓlicos en el mundo y la pandemia ha golpeado duramente a la iglesia y la tradiciÓn que iniciÓ en el pueblo de iztapalapa. sin embargo, sus habitantes han hecho de todo para mantenerla viva. este pueblo en ciudad de mÉxico es el guardiÁn de una tradiciÓnque volverÁ a cerrarse a celebrarse a puertas cerradas. >> no me importa siempre y cuando yo represente el papel de corazÓn. esto es mÁs que suficiente. >> lo que hace un aÑo era imposible de creer hoy otra vez que se presenta de esta manera con calles vacÍas y

everybody does business in atlanta. the mlb is doing a major piece of business in atlanta for july. they were going to have the all-star game. it was a celebration with fans returning to the stadium but the passing of the great african american ball player, probably the greatest, hank aaron that died this year. amid that, the controversy over the georgia voting law. you have people like president biden calling it a new jim crow. stacey abrams also a voting rights activist credited with turning the peach state blue the last election, coming out against this law. lebron james, the basketball star, also a voting rights activist against the law. put that together, the mlb commissioner manfred said that these activists would turn it into a circuit and political debate over this law, take away from what major league baseball is, a game of relief from all the pressures of day-to-day life. here's what we know. stacey abrams and lebron james. stacey abrams herself and lebron james did meet with senior mlb officials to advocate that the league denounced new voting laws and the commissioner be

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steve harrigan with the latest from atlanta. hey, steve. >> neil united's statement doesn't mention georgia but says any attempt to limit americans from voting is wrong. we've seen delta and coca-cola ceos weighing in. there's a lot of push back from republicans right now. also, the story as it gets bigger and bigger, we may see it spread soon. texas now facing a similar law. it passed the state senate which would limit early voting hours. the same arguments, republicans say this is about voting integrity. democrats say this is about voter suppression. the big corporations weighing in in texas including american airlines that says we oppose this bill. this bill is wrong. obviously the ceo is not paying men attention to mitch mcconnell. back to you, neil. >> neil: steve harrigan, thanks very much. had it with the furor over the vaccine pass important push? there's an app for that. after this. here's exciting news for veteran homeowners who need cash. refiplus from newday usa. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus

. >> neil: you're looking live in atlanta, georgia. the president is getting ready to speak at this event. he's in the peach state right now. he had visited earlier today with former president jimmy carter and his wife, rosalyn. the outreach that he's had with former presidents continues. he talked on the phone to president george w. bush to pull out of afghanistan. the call was short and sweet but he appreciated the call. continuing that right now earlier with president jimmy carter, all of that after his joint address to congress last night. you heard a lot about that with martha. meantime, i want the idea of how he's going to explain to supporters and others how he hopes to keep this economic juggernaut that many supporters are claiming the u.s. economy and the markets are wanting it. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." peter doocy right now at the white house with the campaign to sell still more spending among a lot of doubters and not just republicans. peter? >> neil, republicans say they are skeptical the white house i

50% black in atlanta to a city that is 10% black. now you have these people that are deplatforming. and ryan anderson. he writes a become "when harry became sally" and amazon punts him off the list. we see it every day. frankly, i just want to call them to the mat. have a serious debate about how much power they have. they're making money hand over fist. amazon made an extra $100 billion last year and small businesses across this country got crippled by shut downs led by democrats. frankly, i want to actually have hearings with my friend ken buck and look inside the companies. see how much power they. have i don't like to use the government to interfere with the market. you know that. but i want serious conversations where they're coming from. the first step is i don't need their money. >> neil: i commend you for that. a lot of your colleagues, democrats as well, they're too big for their britches. they don't agree with you, the democrats, on the bias stuff but they should be broken up. are you in that camp? >> i don't know yet, neil

meantime, i want to go to my colleague and jonathan serrie in atlanta on what the cdc is thinking right now. jonathan? >> hi there, neil. the cdc has convened an expert panel on vaccines, an independent panel that as we speak is weighing its different options. they haven't taken a vote yet. they're laying out the potential scenarios, what advice they will give to federal regulators and how to proceed with the johnson & johnson vaccine. u.s. health officials recommended a pause as they investigate a possible link between j&j's vaccine and a small number of women who developed a rare combination of blood clots and low platelet counts, 6 to 13 days after receiving the shot. with only six cases reported out of seven million vaccinations, critics say the feds are being overly cautious and may frighten people away from life-saving vaccines. but federal health officials say it's the safety culture that should re-assure americans. >> jointly cdc and fda were able to identify these rare events and act quickly to alert healthcare providers and the public. this demonstrates the safety systems in p

. >> charles: governor businesses took another blow when the mlb pulled their all-star game out of atlanta to protest the election law. governor brian kemp stopped by one of the many businesses affected. a.j.'s seafood. to highlight the decision on the local economy there. andy joins us now, the owner. we reached out to major league baseball and rob manfred. we have yet to hear back. thrilled to have you, andy. just talk to us about the news, how stunning it was and what it means for your business and your employees. >> certainly unexpected. employees are very important to me and people that support my business through vendors a warehouse guy load ago truck or a guy bringing it to me. more impact that will go over and above the restaurant. so we made it through covid. why never had to close a day besides major holidays. my employees helped me fight through this thing. we all were in it together. so you know, we're looking forward to -- yeah, things starting to run back to somewhat normal. so it's a great business. we have great community support. they have stepped up behind my employees an

major league baseball is exploring options to move their all-star baseball game, possibly away from atlanta this summer. all of this got started when a group of black business executives, ken frazier and former american express ken chenault called on leaders to speak out about the voting laws saying the lays will hurt voters of color. now, as you just mentioned, some of the claims, let's review a couple of them making a lot of buzz and set the report straight here. democrats say the law will end voting hours early, but that's not true. the fact is that voting on election day will run from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., which is the same as current polling hours. as for early voting, the new law requires that polls stay open from 9:00 to 5:00 at a minimum. local officials are free to keep them open longer if they want to. the time frame is established a previous vague requirement that said early voting had to happen during normal business hours. there's a claim that water is prohibited. but actually, polling workers are free to set up self-service water stations for voters. yesterday a number of co

his father had founded a newspaper in atlanta. so being a photographer kind of fit within his skill set. and he was sent to europe in the summer of 1944 to fight against nazi, germany. while he was there in the spring of 1945 williams saw nazi brutality firsthand. his battalion was sent to bear witness to the atrocities at the newly liberated buchenval concentration camp. i know i'm only talking about scott here, but i do think it's important to remember how young so many soldiers were he was 22 at this point, but so many of his fellow soldiers were 19 20 21 years old and witnessing things that we can't imagine. so william was was obviously horrified by what he saw but he also understood the value of documenting and he managed to take photos including this one here. some of his photos are very graphic and difficult to look at but that is what he and the other young soldiers were seeing and you can see in this photo both black and white soldiers witnessing liberation. and indeed what sergeant scott and his peers saw was very very b

coca-cola, cnn, delta are atlanta corporations, they're international corporations, but they're atlanta. they can and should put on pressure. what this bill was, we can't give out food and drink and the republican legislators can take over the election apparatus is just anathema to america as we know it. we saw it in the 2020 election that was the most honest, transparent and free of conflict, free of any appearance of interference in our history and that was a bipartisan position. so yeah, i think they need to take action. they need to consider moving some of their headquarters or operations away from atlanta. i'd welcome delta to come back to memphis. we used to be a hub. main ard jackson airport is a horror show. it's gigantic and it's just stacked up. they need to keep the public's convenience more in mind and memphis is the perfect place. i just hope our legislature doesn't do as bad as georgia's and that's entirely possible. >> steve cohen, thank you. appreciate you talking to us this afternoon. happy easter. >> nice to be with you. and don't forget, this is the anniversary of dr.

he said that after the shooting that we saw in atlanta. i spoke with senator blumenthal yesterday and he talked about closing loopholes. he talked about the importance of gun safes in homes. what do you think here is the likelihood of success with a sweeping gun safety bill here with the current congress? >> i have to tell you, i always cross my fingers for the hope of us being able to get to gun safety that americans across the board support universal background checks, you know, closing some of these loopholes. but i remain a little bit of a skeptic. i hope that this time is different, and i think it's going to require, you know, changing some real rules in the senate in order to move those things through. >> all right, susan del percio, jonathan allen, charlie sykes, and donna edwards, we covered a lot of ground. >>> still ahead, a record number of unaccompanied children crossed into the u.s. from mexico last month and we're going to take you to the border near a processing center where families say they're sleeping in the dirt. don't g

. >> with me right now is nbc's deepa shivaram in atlanta. what else did governor kemp have to say in his attempts to defend this law? >> reporter: that's right, lindsey, governor kemp there saying that he feels like he's being silenced as he stands in front of a podium right over there speaking about how he is doubling down on his position, defending this bill that he signed just a little over a week ago. republican talking points are that this bill expands voting measures, but what we know is that there are a number of aspects of this bill that make it really difficult for people to cast a ballot and particularly black voters, voters of color, people in poorer communities. i'll give you just one example. especially during this pandemic, we saw a lot of folks wanting to cast their ballot and put it in a ballot box, right, drop it off in one of those drop boxes. they didn't want to have to stand in line, show up in-person, trying to social distance and keep healthy and safe. now those ballot boxes are limited significantly. there's only one i

america has witnessed 30 days of carnage from the atlanta shooting in march to this week's mass murder in indianapolis. the numbers of what happened in the month between are simply staggering. we're going to look at why this country appears to be helpless in the face of this level of violence and hear more from the victim's family in the latest mass shooting. >> how can a 19-year-old kid have access to the gun and we are most strong country in this world? we call united states of america, and we call ourselves that we're the most safest country, but we're not. >>> i have two guests coming up to talk about what's not getting done in congress and what could be done outside of washington, d.c. we're also keeping an eye on what's shaping up as another night of protests against police in two cities where tensions are running very high after two more young black men died at the end of an officer's gun. >>> but we do want to begin with a fire storm on capitol hill that has one of the hill's most controversial members firing back. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene lashing out after media re

from atlanta to indianapolis, in our next hour, we're going to talk to nevada congresswoman dina titus about why lawmakers cannot seem to act on gun violence. why they can't get things changed. you won't want to miss that conversation right here at 4:00 p.m. >>> ethics violations. former secretary of state mike pompeo committing many while in office. that is according to a new report from the state department's inspector general. it found that pompeo and his wife made more than 100 requests for employees to do work that, quote, appeared to be personal in nature. they asked staffers to run personal errands, make restaurant reservations, and take care of their dog. and of course, since pompeo is no longer in office, he will not be disciplined or punished. >>> all right, long-time trump associate roger stone says he will fight new charges from the department of justice. they allege he and his wife owe nearly $2 million in unpaid taxes and fees. stone previously received a commutation from former president trump after being convicted of lying to congress about coordination with wikileaks t

we, of course, don't have any evidence of that yet, he last played in the nfl back in 2015 for the atlanta falcons. >>> so, more gun control measures are coming. that is the message from jim clyburn today. this is coming as president biden unveiled a half dozen executive actions to curb gun violence this week, including limiting access to stabilizing braces and homemade guns without serial numbers. clyburn said on msnbc today that congress can pass a bipartisan bill to go further following multiple mass shootings. >> why is it so important to get a gun in three days? who's wrong with ten days? we'll wait 30 days to get something in the mail when we order it online. there's nothing about having a gun within ten days that's so important. >> and while democrats suggest ways to prevent guns from getting into the wrong hands, republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is giving away a free gun. she posted the raffle online saying, quote, this, my gun giveaway ends soon, be sure to enter to win it before joe biden tries to ban it. wow. >>> okay, i want to bring in nbc's scott cohn in san jo

but for now thank you so much dr phil's from the road school of public health it more university in atlanta thank you so much for your time thank you for having me. and of course we all hope that vaccination will bring back the freedoms we've enjoyed before the pandemic some sooner than others perhaps time to us darrick. germany or the e.u. be implementing a covert vaccine passport. yes though it won't be called that as it will also document people who've had the disease or have recorded recent negative tests and the e.u. is moving forward with what's being called a digital green certificated to facilitate movement within the block though it's still not yet clear exactly what rights it will confer there's opposition of course but but but proponents say governments currently really have few other options after all long before the pandemic hit tourism had become a key pillar for nearly every economy on earth and the last 15 months have just cut the industry off at the ankles europe relies on tourism heavily and desperate attempts to to restart it somehow someway have been going on since the v

emerge of course that study is being run by the national institute of health and emory university in atlanta i believe john which is where you'll based these sorts of tweaks can be achieved in a matter of weeks it's the regulators that hold back the process by months can and should that be changed. well i think they'll be a lot of urgency to find a pathway forward where we can make these changes these and adopt these regulatory changes as rapidly as we possibly can while of course maintaining the safety of the public will be receiving these vaccines you know we have annual flu vaccination now in that case every year the world health organization and other public health organizations around the world look ahead as to what may be coming but we have a different situation now we have these m.r. in a vaccines from beyond ecan moderna and other companies that you can custom create the vaccine with m r n a relatively quickly and then it takes probably weeks to a few months to get that into production i believe that given the experience of this pandemic we're going to hopefully see regulators moving

a big push since the shootings in atlanta, colorado and california a senior administration official tells us what the president will announce today is a first step the white house is announcing six executive actions on guns. president biden will talk more about them today they direct the justice department to restrict homemade weapons known as ghost guns and restrict pistols into rifles and draft state red flag laws. allowing relatives and police. >> keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't own them. >> reporter: and nominate former atf agent david shipman to hold the agency who had a position the last 2 of 15 years the heavy lifting is up to congress two laws require universal background checks. >> i'm not interested in taking away the second amendment rights. >> this is not about getting red of rid of the second amendment. >> reporter: president biden is urging congress to act >> it will happen again. >> reporter: the question is when the question is also how democrat joe manchin saying in a new washington post op-ed he will not vote to weaken or restrict the filibuster that r

they moved out of atlanta due to the voting laws passed last month. sat sat >>> sticking with that national debate mitch mcconnell weighing in with strong words for ceos who decide to speak out on this issue >> i found it discouraging to find the corporate ceos getting in the middle of politics. my advice to the ceos is stay out of politics. don't pick sides in the big fights >> mcconnell adding corporations will invite consequences if they become a vehicle for far-left mobs to hijack our country from outside the constitutional order. joining me now is a consulting firm focusing on diversity shae she's worked with salesforce and airbnb >> thank you for having me. >> delta and coca-cola and jpmorgan chase coming out against the georgia voting law certainly a hot button issue is there an impact positively or negatively for the companies speaking out >> i think they have to speak out. more and more companies are increase empower whether it is economic or culture. people inside the companies and outside the companies are looking for them to lead on the is

boycotts after the measure on friday when major league baseball would not hold the all-star game in atlanta this summer. companies are rejecting the proposals. >>> and stocks looking to build on the jobs report that strong start to april with the s&p holding above that 4,000 mark the next guest says global diversity is key for more, i'm joined by the co- chief investment officer at invest net dana, thanks for being here. >> thanks frank. >> dana, the ten-year above 1.7. we saw the blowout jobs report what are we seeing we are seeing a trend toward inflation or the recovery and things ticking up? >> it is a great question. a lot of indication up consumer confidence is up. it is both expectation and survey of what people feel is their present circumstances. in fact, we have all of those covid checks hitting everybody's pocketbooks. i think expectation of the retail surge wouldn't be out of the realm. seeing a lot of positive ca indicat indicators is this inflationary or is it growth are we having the recovery that we were hoping for as opposed to the square root? you will see differing views

and market share in atlanta. that is another data point >> sheila, any airline stock you love right now >> we love love. that's easy. we like love for a few reasons domestic is 95%. the airline exposure to corporate is on the edge united might see trouble and a lag in the market coming back. and third, cap is cleaned up one they have a $5 billion cap number out there and once they get through that, it's cash return for shareholders. >> you think that was an accident the love love? that was not an accident. >> no. you have been on point this morning. >> it's amazing with no sleep. i'm showing your love love some love southwest airline. sheila, always a pleasure. thank you. >> thanks. >>> you're welcome speaking of ed bastian will be on at 9:00 a.m probably talk about georgia and the voting thing as well lots to talk about with the ceo of delta airlines. ed bastian talking about voting rights for all. >>> coming up, why the next guest says coinbase may not actually be the netflix of crypto, but maybe the blockbuste

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and atlanta others have rallied in support demanding justice for the other unarmed black people killed by police in recent years. major hospitals in india's capital new delhi a warning they will run out of oxygen in less than 24 hours india's health system is buckling the country reports almost 300000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths both record numbers deputy health minister says without urgent supplies the state faces a disaster. chance military has promised an 18 month transition to free elections after the death of president. says he was killed while standing soldiers in the fight against rebels in the north have just won reelection. and a south korean court has rejected the compensation claim by a group of women forced into sex slavery by the japanese military during world war 2 it will the japanese government should be immune under international law that contradicts a ruling by the same court in january and this just a different verdict could pave the way to improve ties between the 2 countries those are your headlines we're back with another news update here on al-jazeera tha

voting rights of president said he would support major league baseball moving the all-star game out of atlanta and now they are -- so does the president believe that texas businesses should move out of the state or boycott the state if this bill is signed into law a? >> businesses have made that decision themselves of course. he also is not dictating major league des ball mover games out of georgia. he's conveying if that was the decision that was made he would certainly support that and that's true in the context of the remarks he made in that interview. >> what does the president believe the responsibility of businesses is in this debate? >> in terms of activism? >> when it comes to voting rights and bills in the states where they reside and where they call home what does the president believe the responsibility is a businesses when it comes to this issue voting rights quick scan the president has made his view clear that he believes he has major concerns about the bill passing in georgia. he has consistently argued it should be easier not harder to vote and he believes making it a criminal