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sources say it will be coors field in denver. 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 compan

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it will be played at coors field, home of the colorado rockies. commissioner rob manfred said the league opposes restrictions to the ballot box. the georgia governor brian kemp, slammed the mlb decision to move the game calling it an attack on his state. the all-star game set for july 13th >>> the first woman to sue the nfl quarterback deshaun watson alleging sexual misconduct is speaking publicly now and for the first time ashley solese is a massage therapist. she said deshaun watson exposed himself and touched her inappropriately last year during a session at her home. since the alleged incident she says she's suffered panic attacks, anxiety and depression. 22 women are now suing deshaun watson for similar allegations solis is the first to go public. >> i know a lot of you are probably wondering who i was or if i even existed. i was afraid i'm not afraid anymore, and i do exist. >> deshaun watson denied all of the allegations against him. his lawyer says the lawsuits were brought after the quarterback refused what he called baseless settlement d

sources now telling espn that major league baseball plan to relocate the all-star game to coors field in denver after pulling it from atlanta over the new voting law the announcement expected today. the move sparking a backlash the governor slamming the move senator mitch mcconnell had strong words for ceos. >> i found it discouraging to find corporate ceos getting in the middle of politics my advice is stay out of politics don't pick sides in these big fights >> texas governor greg abbott backed out of throwing the first pitch at texas rangers home opener yesterday said the state would not seek to host any special mlb events, joe. it has been a wild story to see the flip what i have seen is the flip flop between the relationship with the republicans and business community and democrats. all of a sudden, progressive democrats are saying this is great. we love your business. all of this power you now have, fabulous these republicans are saying, you know, citizens united. we want to give you power and use your money and influence stay out of politics >> i have gone back and forth with o

and july's major league baseball all star game played at coors field in denver according to multiple reports. it was originally set to take place in atlanta, but the league decided to move the game in response to georgia's recently passed law that critics say make it harder to vote. major league baseball has not responded for cnn's request for comment. now that march madness is over, alisyn, you got third. not going to talk about where bermen and i finished in the standings. jim sciutto was the only one that picked baylor to win, the lesson learned here, pays to be different. >> congratulations to jim sciutto there. again, he's a mets fan. it's nice for him to win something, some day he finally gets some kind of victory. >> sweet. it was fun while it lasted. it was fun to be dominant in the bracket while it lasted. >> thanks very much, andy. >>> "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> 19 states have seen increases in cases over the last week, including parts of the northeast and midwest. >> pockets of infection around the country. particularly in younger people who haven't been vaccin

. >>> july's major league baseball all-star game will be played at coors field in denver. that's according to multiple reports. it was originally set to take place in atlanta but the league decided to move the game and draft in response to georgia's recently passed law that critics say make it harder to vote. major league baseball has not responded to cnn's request for comment. texas governor greg abbott holding his own boycott against major league baseball for moving the all-star game. the republican governor backing out of throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the rangers home opener yesterday. in a letter he sent to the rangers abbott wrote in part it is shameful that america's past time is not only being influenced by partisan politics -- political politics, but also perpetuating false political narratives. now, at that rangers home opener they had more than 38,000 fans in the stands, this is the first u.s. sporting event to allow 100% capacity since the pandemic started. no other major league baseball team is allowing more than 50% capacity attendance at this time. n

it's going to be about $190 million of economic activity, a great chance to showcase coors field in colorado to a national audience. we're incredibly excited. >> but you also heard the president just said yes, he supports whatever decisions these companies are making like major league baseball, for example, but that it's often the workers who make hourly wages who end up getting hurt, for example, all those workers in than thea who are now going to suffer as a result of decision to move the game from atlanta to denver, so what's the solution that protects both the american voter and middle class american workers? >> well, colorado has first rate voter integrity laws, universal mail ballot goes out three weeks before the election. we have the second highest voter turnout in -- in the entire nation. we're very proud of that, but, you know, the all-star game is about having fun and denver is a great place to do it. we have terrific weather in july. we're excited to showcase our state before a national audience and we're hopeful other states learn about successfully run elections, too. we do a g

the league is expected to announce coors field, home of the colorado rockies, in denver, as the new host of the midsummer classic. >> the game was, of course, originally set to take place in atlanta, georgia, but the mlb moved the game and the league's draft as well. those are big moneymakers. in response to georgia's recently passed law that places new restrictions on voting in that state. dianne gallagher joins us now with more. so this is all set. 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 excit

host: that led major league baseball to pull the all-star game from atlanta, now taking place at coors field in denver, colorado. pressure from companies based in georgia like delta and coca-cola. can you explain? guest: as the pressure mounted from activists, voting rights activists from democrats and other critics of the law, pressure focused on george's major corporations to speak out against these changes. in other states, too, but in georgia, business groups play an outsized role in civic debates. in the last few years, coca-cola, all of these atlanta-based fortune 500 companies have had a seat at the table for major decisions not only involving their bottom line but infrastructure, reputational programs, religious liberty debate, tax hikes, all of those things they have played a seminal role. now you have activists saying voting rights is a fundamental issue for american democracy. where are you on this debate? many of them sidestepped it, many of them still are, mild statements about how they support fairness and integrity at the ballot box. but one week after governor kemp sign

doing, let's talk a little bit about that what has coronation -- white house coronation -- white house coor dination. congress thought it was a good idea and made it a legal requirement. put it into law. the administration has established a deputy national security advisor. they are still setting up how they are going to make that office and who will lead it. you have given this a lot of thought. you were the cybersecurity coordinator. i would be very interested in your thoughts both on what you think it should look like but more importantly, how both of these roles -- how the white house can best support cisa and dhs in its important mission and particularly, its mission where it is being asked to work the agency, to lead, to guide, so coordinate certain issues at the cisa. level. >> the white house has an extremely important role in coordinating cybersecurity issues. one of the key reasons is cybersecurity is one of those yes issues. is it a national security issue, yes. is it a law enforcement issue? yes. it is yes to all of those things. that is an issue that will never just be in one a

funded by big corporations and right-wing family foundations including the koch brothers, waltons, the coors family, and of course the identity laundersers, donors trust and donors capital fund. there are lots of other familiar names moving into this space. the heritage foundation, coke funded dark money groups' political arm, heritage action for america, announced plans to spend $24 million on a two-year effort to shape state's voting laws and work at the federal level to block the for the people act. in march, heritage action boasted that heritage action recently launched an effort to strengthen georgia's election laws and restore voter confidence in the state, including a $600,000 tv ad by digital advertising and grassroots initiative for an initial total investment of $1 million. that's a quote from them. at the same time we have the so-called honest elections project, which is leonard leo's new outgrowth of his vast dark money network. that has pledged tens of millions of dollars into conservative election efforts. elections project is an alias group that can use all of the anonymous fu

host: that led major league baseball to pull the all-star game from atlanta, now taking place at coors field in denver, colorado. pressure from companies based in georgia like delta and coca-cola. can you explain? guest: as the pressure mounted from activists, voting rights activists from democrats and other critics of the law, pressure focused on george's major corporations to speak out against these changes. in other states, too, but in georgia, business groups play an outsized role in civic debates. in the last few years, coca-cola, all of these atlanta-based fortune 500 companies have had a seat at the table for major decisions not only involving their bottom line but infrastructure, reputational programs, religious liberty debate, tax hikes, all of those things they have played a seminal role. now you have activists saying voting rights is a fundamental issue for american democracy. where are you on this debate? many of them sidestepped it, many of them still are, mild statements about how they support fairness and integrity at the ballot box. but one week after governor kemp sign

right-wing foundations including the clock brothers, the bradley foundation, the ro foundation, the coors family, and of course the ubiquitous identity launderers, donors trust and donors capital fund. there are lots of other familiar names moving into the space. the heritage foundation, the koch dark funded groups, the heritage action for america and announced plans to spend 24 million on the effort to shake the voting laws and work at the block the people act. in march, heritage boasted the effort to strengthen georgia's election law and restore the voter confidence in the state including 600,000-dollar ad by digital advertising in the grassroots advocacy initiative for the investment of $1 million. at the same time we have the honest elections project. it has pledged tens of millions of dollars to the conservative election efforts. the project is a group that can use all of the anonymous funds given to its pre-existing judicial education project which was used to steer the bradley foundation grant into coordinated efforts that are chronicled elsewhere. to take up the voter suppression

major league baseball moving this year all-star game to coors field. they will make the plans for the mid summer classic official today. on friday the mlb announced the decision to move the game out of atlanta in response to georgia's new voting law, a move that could cost the city millions in potential revenue. they should have read the bill and the law before coming out against it. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your morning. joining me now is chief investment officer, nancy tangler, investment fund chairman dennis gartman and payne capital management president, ryan payne. thank you for being here. dennis, kicking it off with you. we're expecting a lower opening for the broader averages this morning. we had another record setter yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 finished at record highs in the first trading session after the holiday. fiscal stimulus, vaccinations flooding the u.s., obviously pushing stocks higher. where are you allocating capital? what sectors do you want to focus on here? >> first of all, ts elliott said apri

they pick up and move it, the game out to rockies, out to coors field out in denver. it makes no sense to me especially when you consider the law, the actual facts. facts matter and in this case, there is nothing that i can see in the law itself that limits, that limits voting in the state of georgia. elizabeth: yeah. you know, major league baseball admitted that they moved the all-star game from georgia because of pressure from president biden criticizing the georgia law. you know, we hear what you're saying. the mayor of denver, colorado, he is cheering this on. he said his region, his area will get 100 million bucks. butch miller of georgia, a top state lawmaker broke down what is happening here. guy, i would like your comments after the sound bite of what butch miller said about this. watch this. >> georgia has a voter i.d. colorado has a voter i.d. georgia's voter i.d. is free. colorado charges $1.67 for their voter i.d. colorado has 15 days of early voting in person. georgia has 17 days of early voting in person. georgia has 29 days of mail-in ballots. colorado

this coming in response to georgia's new voting law -- coors field. mlb will make the plans for the mid-summer classic official. fox's hillary vaughn with all the latest details. reporter: david, major league baseball decision made sports political. politicians here on capitol hi are piping up after mlb decided to move their all-star game from atlanta to denver after a bunch of other corporations and businesses have piped up against georgia's new voting law. minority leader mitch mcconnell says what mlb is doing, quote, irritating a hell of a lot of republican fans. he also had a word of warning to other businesses that have tried to boycott this law or speak out against it saying republicans, drank coca-cola. republicans fly, and watch baseball too. senator marco rubio trying to call mlb commissioner rob manfred's bluff asking him to practice what he preaches, writing in a letter yesterday. i'm under no illusion you intend to resign as member of augusta golf club. to do so woe require a personal sacrifice as woke virtue signaling moving the all-star

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. >> reporter: the mlb plans to relocate the all-star game to coors field in denver, colorado. the hold out of atlanta last week in protest of the new election laws due to restrictions on voting by mail and id requirements. >> it is unfair to hard-working georgians, small business owners not only here but across the country this great sport, america's pastime is politicized. we have spineless corporations that won't say we are not engaging in that. >> reporter: critics include delta airlines, coca-cola headquartered in atlanta, the new laws are new restrictive, republicans say will backfire. >> we will see how they do when half the country puts coca-cola come equipped using delta. they are all woke but they are doing something that is against the financial interests of every business. they make billions of dollars, hundreds of millions doing business with the communist regime of china guilty of atrocities, genocide. they don't say a word. jillian: the controversy made its way to texas where 40,000 fans packed the stance for the rangers opening game. governor greg abbott refused

neil: governor, what capacity is coors field now and at what capacity do you expect it to be at by the time of the all-star game? >> they're among the parks, i think, with the exception of texas, the most capacity of any stadium, they're at about half capacity which for our normal rockies home games, frankly, neil, that's-- we're happy if we sell out half capacity on a normal home game. so our capacity is over 50,000 and i think we're at 21,000 or something like that. by july, it should be full. you know, with the timeline of the administration of the vaccine, everyone who wants it will be able to get it mid to late may, that means immunity mid to late june, so, there's a couple week buffer there, we're glad to have that, but should be no problem to be back at full capacity. neil: you've been very diligent not loosen things too quickly and warned of a fourth wave of the virus in your state and i guess you've seen, you know, a lot of the new cases that have developed are some of these variants. so how would you characterize the virus right now in colorado? >> so, we're pretty much follo

jillian: he said it was up to them at coors field in denver. similar election laws to georgia with id requirements and too fewer days of early voting days. the two are not the same. >> colorado allowed you to register on election day, had voting by mail with 100% of people eligible. they also allow the range of material to provide even if they vote in the election. >> denver's mayor hyping of the game saying it was bringing $100 million. in new york, 2013, georgia official says it will cost the state $100 million. governor campuses workers will suffer the most. >> the little guy, need to work in bars, taverns and hotels. >> they will join us later in this hour. how it is impacting him. back to you guys. lawrence: the officer killed in the capital attack lie and honor, a car rammed into him at the capital. the suspect got out of the car, another officer with a knife. surveillance video showed the suspect at a dc store, 90 minutes before the attack. officer evans will lie and honor, releasing their first statement saying in part billy was the bes

let's go to a live look now at coors field in denver. colorado, which the mlb has reportedly picked as the new homes of the all-star game. the league pulled out of atlanta last week in protest of georgia's new voting law. the controversy made its way to texas where governor greg abbott refused to throw out the first pitch at the rangers home opener. he accused the mlb of pushing a, quote, false narrative about the georgia law. meanwhile senator marco rubio demanded mlb commissioner rob man ford give up his manipulate to augusta national. it will be interesting to see the developments that continue to come out on and this if rob man ford has a response. steve: that's right. because, as it turns out. it's actually harder to vote in colorado than it is in georgia. brian: oops? ainsley: 7:20 on the east coast. thank you, jillian. antifa's anti-police antics and the defund movement pushing portland police officers to their breaking point now and many are turning in their badges. what's next? our next guest lives in portland and confronted pro

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. >> reporter: the mlb plans to relocate the all-star game to coors field in denver, colorado. they pulled out of atlanta last week in protest of georgia's new election laws which include restrictions on voting by mail and id requirements. >> this is unfair to hard-working georgians, small business owners and baseball fans not only here but all across the country, now this great sport, america's pastime is now going to be politicized. a bunch of spineless corporations that won't just say we are not engaging in that. jillian: colorado requires id to vote and has fewer days of early voting. it gives ballast to registered voters and has not been handing out food and water to voters. both allow vote by mail. of the critics include the ceo of delta air lines and coca-cola both headquartered in atlanta. they say the laws are too restrictive. republicans say it will backfire. >> we will see how they do when half the country puts drinking coca-cola, or quit using delta. they are welcome but they really doing something against the financial interest of every business. >> they make billi

. >> a pretty good assignment today, good morning to the mile high city, we are standing outside of coors field where mlb day kicks off today. it will be exciting for the fans because last year due to covid things got mixed you could say, fans couldn't be in the state of the this year is different, listen to what they had to say about their excitement getting back. >> i'm born and raised in denver. even if it is 50%, people cheering, looked a lot better. >> super excited, we are season-ticket holders, like a huge baseball family so getting off the internet to get tickets. >> is covid still a risk? >> know. i'm a nurse and i'm vaccinated, we are a to go have fun even if that means we have to wear masks. >> i'm excited to be back in a baseball game and sit in the stands having a hot dog and having a little bit of normalcy. >> this year i'm not so sure. >> the rockies are at 42.6% capacity, the second highest capacity behind the texas rangers which is at 100%, the white sox a 20%, red sox at 12%, dodgers 20%, so are the yankees and the mets, the kicker with those two is you have to show proo

the game will be held at coors field in denver. critics know that colorado has similar election loss to georgia with id requirements and fewer days of early voting. the white house says the two are not the same. >> colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has vote by mail, 200 people in the state who are eligible, they also allow a range of materials to provide even if they vote on election day. jillian: denver's mayor is hyping up saying it will bring in $100 million. no game has broken the $100 million mark since 2013. a georgia official says it will cost the state more than $100 million. governor brian kemp says workers will be the ones to suffer the most. >> it is the little guy, the little guy that supports in these bars, taverns, hotels and are not going to have guests. >> reporter: we spoke with a low of those atlanta business owners, time for the little guy to take a stand. >> we make up 62% of gdp. we have essentially the horsepower. where we should go or what we shouldn't do. dangerous for our public. jil

that three day event and as much as $100 million will now go to colorado coors field. harris, back to you. >> harris: steve, thank you very much. senator lindsey graham is calling out president biden for using incendiary and divisive language about the new georgia voting law. watch. >> they are calling all of us racist because we won't give in to this power grab. they play the race card morning, noon, and night. i am tired of it. i think it's cheap. i think it's sick for the president of the united states, joe biden, who has been a friend for years, to say that what they are doing in georgia is jim crow 2.0. some of you got families that lifted jim crow. -- lived through jim crow. >> harris: senator john kennedy is here republican from louisiana. good to see you, senator. i want to get your top line thoughts where we are with this. i haven't heard the word race more than just this week in a very long time in politics. >> harris, i don't hate anybody. and i try to see grace wherever i can find it. but the decision by mr. rob manfred, the commissioner of major league bas

. >> greg: announcing that the all-star game will be moving out of atlanta to coors field despite the state having fewer early voting days and requiring voter ids in person. president biden weighing in moments ago. >> it is reassuring to see that four profit operations and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws are just antithetical to who we are. i think it's a very tough decision for a corporation to make or a group to make. but i respect them when they make that judgment. it's the best way to deal with this is for georgia and other states to smarten up. >> greg: so dan, that to me was just press that pathetic. the fact -- this was a guy that claimed he was going to unify this country and yet he refers to these laws as jim crow laws, which is a perfect racist smear right up with the fine people hoax could how did he think this is helping america? >> dan: he totally disgraced himself and a disgrace to the country. jim crow laws, explain to me, any liberal out there, please explain to me how it is not racist, by the way, to claim that black and minority voters in

. >> those critical of the all-star game being moved to coors field point out to that georgia still has more voting days in colorado. and 51% black, denver's 9.2% black, the wokes are at it again. selection place new restrictions on voting by mail and adds voter i.d. requirements. mandates to saturdays of early voting ahead of general elections instead of just one and two sundays as optional, opponents say the new law allows election supervisors to be replaced by the state legislature. georgia based corporations coca-cola and delta join in on the criticism. irritating some in congress. >> republicans drink coca-cola too and we fly. and we like baseball. if i was running a major corporation i would stay out of politics. >> the kentucky senator taking a page from tar heel greek michael jordan. >> bret: steve harrigan in atlanta, thanks. to the southern border, seeing just how devastating the migrant surge has been, especially for the most vulnerable. correspondent alex hogan in south texas. >> heartbreaking video of a little boy east of rio grande city asking border agents to help him. >>

it will now be at coors field in colorado. >> nice to see you at the ballpark again today. >> dana: let's bring in our panel. josh holmes and juan williams my co-host on the five. i want to get your take on joe biden. the president actively encouraged mlb to move the all-star game. said i would support that. then what happened between then and yesterday when he very much soft pedaled whether the masters should move? >> politically i don't understand what he is doing. he is calling the people of georgia racist. he has moved the all-star game out to great economic peril to the city of atlanta and now like the crown jewel, the masters, is something that he is threatening should leave as well. it is not. his commitment to this claim that even the "washington post" has given him four pinocchios for is misty filing for them. calling georgia's voting law jim crow is despicable and no foothold in reality whatsoever and get off it as quickly as he can. >> a report that major league baseball had a contract for 8,000 hotel rooms in atlanta. cobb county specifically. 8,000 rooms. gone. here is gingri

the associated press reporting the game will take place at coors field in denver. colorado allows fewer days of early voting than georgia. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: it was a wild first hour. see if we can top it with this one. >> bill: i think we shall, right? major georgia-based corporations that bashed the state's new voting law now facing boycott calls themselves. the critics say it's hypocritical for them to stay in the peach state. karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor with us today. good morning to you. as we've done with many of our guests this morning a lot to get to. jump off on what is on your mind as you look at this now. >> well, major league baseball, as you may know they are headquartered a few blocks from new york. home of major league baseball forbids no excuse absentee voting which is allowed in georgia. you have to have an excuse in new york. you have to be absent from the county, you have to be ill, a primary caregiver or in jail,

meanwhile the rockies defeating the defending champion dodgers at coors field. and the phillys getting the walkoff in the tenth inning against the braves. >> two out. and another foul ball over reilly's glove into left field and the phillies have won it. carley: the rbi single sealing the 3-2 win. not every team made it out to the ballgame on opening day. the mets and the nationals waiting until at least saturday to start the season after three nats players came up positive for covid-19. the lingering threat, brian. brian: absolutely. we can't forget about that and we don't. carley, thank you. meanwhile, let's talk about this. harrison, sacramento, california waiting on a mea culpa from one latin teacher for a controversial remarks on their push to open up schools. the guy's name is day monday harmony of jfk john f. kennedy high school writing i'm as disappointed as well as surprised last week we had to hear about all the cynical, pearl-clutching faux emergency albeit structural white supremacist hysteria. this is not a country club our teachers are not wait sta

by the way, the governor of colorado, yesterday, said that in an announcement it was going to be at coors field, said that they think the state of colorado and the city of denver will make $190 million. not 100 million. that's what we hear from georgia $190 million. now the people of georgia are going hey wait a minute. we're missing out on all that money, really is that a good idea? well, yesterday, our white house correspondent peter doocy asked joe biden, all right, you were behind boycotting georgia, and applied to the all-star game. does it apply to that golf course? listen. >> it's a master's golf tournament to be moved out of georgia. i think that's up to the masters look it is reassuring to see that for-profit operations and businesses are speaking up about these new jim crow laws are just who we are. the other side is when they in fact move out of georgia, the people who need the help the most, people who are making hourly wages, sometimes could hurt the most, but it's the best way to deal with this is for georgia and other states to smarten up. brian: he just casually says oh ,

going to take to the tune of $100 million in cobb county down in georgia because they have moved it to coors field in the great state of colorado. ainsley: i know, even the democrats in that area because, consider, if you look at atlanta. it's more than 50% african-american. if you look at den, very it's less than 10% 9.2% african-americans. and everyone, actually, who owns a business in atlanta is being hit by this because they were expecting all these patrons to stay in the hotels and eat at the restaurants and now the democrat in that area are speaking out. this is the chair of the cobb county democrat she tells "the washington post" i think he probably should have not weighed in as push came to shove i know some of the local officials were disappoint that he had weighed. in it's going to get a story and get attention and it snowballs. brian: you are telling another state to kick out major league gaivel pass time because you personally, mr. president, don't like the put in place now that the pandemic is over. i got bad news for you. it's going to get worse, because there were 360 election

>> from yankee stadium in new york to wrigley field in chicago to coors field in denver. opening their doors for the first time in over a year. a hit of hope during the pandemic. home sweet home. that's "nightline" for this evening. watch our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, am >>> fremont police shot and killed a man tonight outside a hyatt hotel. it's the second shooting want it officers have been involved in in the past eight days. police say the man was armed. >> amanda was explains how officers were involved. >> shots fired. >> reporter: two fremont police detectives shot and killed a man and say he was armed with a gun in the parking lot of this hyatt place thursday. he had a number of outstanding felony warrants and was being surveilled. detectives tried to make contact. when he didn't comply, they deployed a police dog. >> two detectives fired their service weapon at the suspect. >> reporter: she noticed more than a handful of what she described as unmarked cars parked at the hyatt place early afternoon. >

>> from yankee stadium in new york to wrigley field in chicago to coors field in denver. opening their doors for the first time in over a year. a hit of hope during the pandemic. home sweet home. that's "nightline" for this evening. watch our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, am

the midsummer classic will now be played at denver's coors field, home of the colorado rockies. >>> and we have a lot more coming up including those tense in-flight mask fights caught on camera as we're seeing more people return to the skies and why you may get a bad case of sticker shock the next time you go grocery shopping. that is all coming up, michael. >>> but first that missing mom mystery. the urgent search for a california mother of three who vanished nearly three months ago. her family desperate for answers. our chief national correspondent matt gutman joins us from los angeles with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that mother's name is maya millete and when she vanished from the bedroom of her suburban san diego home, her phone was gone but her car was still in the driveway, and now three we are learning that on the day she disappeared she filed for a divorce attorney. now, her family is increasingly pointing a finger at her husband. it's been three months since this california mother of three vanished without a trace. her desperate family now ple

. >>> breaking overnight coors field will now host this year's major league baseball all-star game, according to sources speaking to espn late details, ahead. >>> a new warning, for college students and university staff. cnbc's karen cho, with the details from the irs about a new scam >>> and meet the 16-year-old that bagged a 450-pound shark after a two-hour battle. "early today" starts right now >>> good, tuesday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm lindsey reiser. it's the case that has captivated the country and yesterday the chief of police cracked the blue wall of silence. testifying, at the murder trial of derek chauvin condemning his former officer, for holding george floyd down with a knee to his neck. gabe gutierrez is following the latest, for us >> reporter: lindsey, good morning. in an extremely rare bit of testimony, the police chief here, in minneapolis, went before jurors and testified that derek chauvin violated policy. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: he is the most high-profile witness of the trial, so far. minneapolis-police chief, medaria arradondo, did not mince words. >

the rockies home field, coors field, there it is, will now host the game on july 13th. here's the deeper issue. last try day the commissioner pulled the game from atlanta because of georgia's voting laws. this will be the second time denver has hosted the all-star game. speaking of georgia the masters outside of atlanta. one of golf's most prestigious events begins thursday. today you can see a limited number of fans got to watch the players practice. and of course those fans were pumped. >> it is nice to see everybody out and everybody is so nice and friendly. hopefully this is a slow return to normal life. >> i've been home all alone and this is thrilling to me. >> last year no fans were allowed at augusta national. >> mt. everest is open to climbers for the first time since the pandemic began. more than 300 climbers expected to attempt to climb this mountain. doctors will also be climbing and monitoring for covid. testing will be required before entering nepal. that is amazing. >> there's no social distancing in those videos. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. have a

your backyard i invite all of you to go to tucker's house for a barbecue, where i'm sure he puts out coors light, and then drinks the sam adams you brought. sane people know what biden was saying most people have been following public health advice because they don't want to get their friends and family sick and vice versa. but if we all do our part, we can safely gather again this summer it wasn't a directive. it wasn't a mandate. i wasn't an executive order. it was just a suggestion like, you should wear a helmet on your motorcycle or don't eat raw chicken. but over at fox news whose slogan might as well be, "we run with the scissors," they're so desperate to play the victim, they'll take even the mildest suggestion and try to turn it into a don't tread on me moment. we all know the type the people who fall apart when they see no substitutions on the menu [ groans ] "but i had my heart set on a blp. bacon, lettuce and potato. it will shock you to learn that this criticism of biden has not stuck either so now they're on to another line slamming him for not giving trump credit for the vacc