it is our strength that we can talk about our calnsfections to the wor ose sam imperfection a criticism. it is an acknowledgment of our history. it is an acknowledgment of where we started. but we need to look at where we've come. the fact that i came from a segregated high school, and i'm now the permanent representative of the united states at the united nations says everything about what our country is about. and i look forward to continuing to engage with other countries, to use our example to show those other countries what they might achieve. but we still have a lot of work to do. and we have to acknowledge that, but we also have to work to continue to improve our country. >> brennan: but it is precisely because of the role that you have as a cabinet member that it drew so much criticism. and the wall street journal editorial board called you the ambassador of blame america first. it said it sounded like you were sounding chinese propaganda, and your job was to bring critical race theory to the world with a focus on criticizing your own country. to be fair, were you comparing bigo

sam reportedly during an unidentified liquid at some of the officers. a brawl breaking out after protesters vandalized statues leading into central park with anti-police graffiti and red paint. the uss maine monument. telling fox news they made a base for arrests. charges ranging from mischief to disorderly contact. hello, i am john roberts in washington as we begin the friday edition of "america reports." speech is good to be with you. i am sandra smith in new york. protesters demanding the release and that body can footage from the shooting of andrew brown. police say when they showed up with a warrant, brown got in his car and then tried to escape. insurance is urging people to wait for the facts. >> our deputies fired the shots. they have been put on administrative leave until he get all the facts. if evidence shows that any of our deputies violated the law, they will be held accountable. that is what the citizens expect me to do and it is the right thing to do. >> john: we have coverage to kick off this hour. karl rove will be joining us in minutes

sam, good morning. >> reporter: guys, good morning. you look at the backdrop over my shoulder, you can understand what is driving people down here to vacation and spurring fears that we would see an explosion of cases so far it's only been a modest uptick and from georgia and mississippi and texas and arkansas, those states with lax rules on covid protocols have all seen double-digit drops in cases. we wanted to find out what's going on behind the case count call it a covid ka numb drum in states with the strictest measures in the country like michigan, pennsylvania, and much of new england, cases are on the rise, while in the south, states like arkansas and texas that have reopened businesses and ripped away mask mandates are seeing their numbers drop. >> i'm announcing today that the statewide mask mandate will be lifted >> people and businesses don't need the state telling them how to operate. >> reporter: so what might explain the apparent contradiction? one theory, differences in testing rates. alabama has experienced one of the b

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cnn's sam kiley live in delhi with much more. sam, give us a sense of what you're seeing there. >> well, john, i am in the same crematorium i spoke to you from about two hours ago. and there's been no let-up in the number of bodies that are being brought in and being put on fires, cremated, given their last rites, attended on occasion by no member of the family, not even friends. i spoke to one gentleman a bit earlier today who said that he was here to say farewell to a friend that had organized his cremation because -- excuse me, every other member of the family was dangerously ill with covid, including the children. now as you say, the official figures for india are pretty terrifying. but they may well be underestimated by a tune of at least 100%. some people are saying -- some analysts in the world health organization are saying 20 or 30 times the numbers of people declared may have had the infection of covid, may have it. and clearly the death toll is soaring. now in these crematoria, they're burning about 600 bodies a day. t

cases younger people and this is what i tell younger people because it comes up all the time to people sam 35 years old and this virus is a way to kill me, why would i get vaccinated and i tell them you don't get vaccinated to save your life, you get vaccinated because of the symptoms. these of symptoms can lead to her-- or anger or queasy people who month after the fact really are feeling that well so the vaccine is an about the mortality, it's about preventing this long covid and i think that's a crucial message today. we have three vaccines authorized for emergency use and they have been well tolerated and they are dropping hospitalization rates and people on the fence about this, i strongly encourage you to get one of these vaccines. ashley: good message. wanted to talk about the uk if i could, slowly coming out of lockdown in the british prime minister boris johnson said they will be testing out a vaccine passport system. i know we just had the news from texas, but do you see the same happening here with regard to up vaccine passport or not? >> no, we won't have vaccine passports here

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let's get to sam kiley in moscow with the latest developments. there were questions, sam, about whether his life was in danger. what are you learning? >> well, brianna, that is what alexei navalny, the leading opposition figure in russia currently languishing in jail has said is exactly the reason he is abandoning his hunger strike. following the visit of independent doctors and then the analysis of their reports by his own physicians, a team of five, who exhorted him to end his hunger strike. i'm quoting from his post here on instagram. he said that one of the things that triggered this for him is a quote from the doctors' letter to him. in a minimum of time, there will be no one to treat. and he said it seems to me that was worthy of attention. really in large part, he has achieved what he set out to achieve which was to get independent medical attention inside the russian penal system. he got that on tuesday, we understand. he was seen by independent physicians and he was moved to a civilian hospital. where he is now, we don't know, but he is

sam's clubs, walmarts, walgreens, cvs, publix, a lot of context is left out of the story. >> there is nothing but context to the story. to governor desantis' point, publix is a florida institution. it has the most pharmacies in the state. it is at every intersection and every corner. not only that, they were the not only ones to distribute the vaccine. walgreens and cvs. publix was brought into palm beach county in particular because publix had the most locations in palm beach county. it was senior friendly, 1 1/2 miles from it. the bottom line here is what a lot of americans will learn is what floridians already known, when it comes to the covid and taking care of seniors governor desantis did the best in the nation and did it without a mask mandate. if that story gets beyond florida, ron desantis will no longer be the florida governor, he will be america's governor. elizabeth: you know the other thing too, it really does feel like they had an axe to grind at "60 minutes" because not only did it cut out governor desantis' explanation for supposedly quote, clarity they muddyied it eve

and it was so bad, in fact, that sam alito called them out on it. so that's what they are trying to do. and it actually worked. because the chief justice joined the liberals and backed away from ruling on that new york gun case. so this is what they are up to. they are trying to basically intimidate the justices about what cases they take up to not make rulings that would help conservatives, if you will. but this party, i call them -- these democrats the party of ariewk assault. spoiled brats, i want it and i want it now. >> dana: amicus is my safe word. [laughter] >> greg: terrible. all right. coming up, you don't even know what a safe word is, dana. >> dana: i watch billions, i know. >> greg: agitators haunting police with a pighead and the mayor being called out for not doing enough to stop it. ♪ ♪ cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice.

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thank you so much for your reporting, sam kiley. and thank you all for joining me today. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 1:00 eastern. in the meantime, follow me on twitter. "newsroom" continues next with allison and victor. have a great day. did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. >>> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm allison kamerata joined by victor blackwell. the jury in the derek chauvin murder trial has entered their tenth hour of deliberations. they're trying to decide a verdict. as far as we know, they have not asked the judge any questions.

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mean, they ask you, of course, who would you love to speak for you, and you know, i wanted to mention sam haskell my agent, i wanted to name christine who's still here with me, you know, sitting next to me, my kids and all of that, but you run out of time, and i didn't want to bore everybody so you know, you just -- i wanted to make it about my fans who are really friends. they've been friends to me all these years. so and i just wanted to give them their due because you all know, every time you guys write books, people go and they stand in line and they buy them, and then they buy them for their mother or their friends, and i've never taken them for granted. and i never felt entitled in my whole life to anything except what god's promised me, which is that he loves me that's the only thing, and so i'm just a grateful, grateful person, you guys i miss you guys every day. >> wow >> but i honestly do not miss the communte my daughter and her husband were able to be me yesterday when we were partying a little bit went to a wonderful restaurant called jeff ruby's and just had the best time ju

cnn's sam kiley is live in new delhi. we want to warn you what you're seeing is going to be disturbing. sam, walk us through what you're seeing. >> i'm in a cemetery, a handful of cemeteries that's working round the clock. this is wood supplies. we've had about six of these go past us in about the last 20 minutes as they're carrying wood. you're seeing many of the dead are waiting to be buried. this location is just one in delhi, john. they're burning about 150 people a day, often late into the night in contravention of the hindu tradition when these rites are normally performed during the day. they had to call in for extra supplies of wood because the death toll here is completely beyond anything they've been led to expect to cope with. these are all the remains of human beings, human beings who have been unable to be properly mourned by their families and friends who have been taken mostly, almost entirely, we're told, victims of the covid pandemic that is rapidly coming to the stage, representing something that is almo

sam brock, nbc news. back to you. >> thank you >>> snow is in the air for many parts of the midwest nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking it all good morning >> good morning. where is your shovel to the high plains right now and then it continues to shift to the east. from our satellite radar you see the heavier bands. they're all right starting to come down. that's where we're going to see the significant snow accumulation this snow, as it makes its way into the midwest, it will start to lighten up. that's why we have winter weather advisories, storm warnings it will stay in place throughout today and expire hopefully by tomorrow afternoon i do think some of the advisories and warns expand into chicago actual way into the great kes.la tha this week. miami, high of 90 today. on top of, that freeze warnings, they're in place we'll take a look at this coming up >> we are still in the northern hemisphere, right? >> we are. it doesn't feel like it. thank you, janessa >>> time for today's ground breaker.

stein joins us this morning. >> sam, can i ask sam a question? >> oh, okay. >> sam, what is your prep school doing for earth day today? are you all cutting out collages or are you going on to the green -- >> he's at dartmouth now. >> only 12 years of prep school joe to this point. >> i tried to put you in college. go big green on earth day. >> i appreciate that. >>> guess what, everybody. americans have now received 200 million covid-19 vaccinations. think about this. since president biden took office, reaching the administration's first 100 day goal and more than doubling the initial goal of 100 million shots. biden announced the milestone yesterday ahead of his 100 day mark next week saying by today, 80% of those over 65 will have had at least one shot. >> gene robinson, you look at how america is doing so much better on the world stage than anybody else. we feed to go back and we need to talk about that man that we were having a laughlty his expense. you look at the development of the vaccines, the selecting of the vaccines. they obviously did

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>> okay, thank you sam. >> now to the call for help, coming from capitol hill police officers after friday's attack the union said they are severely under staffed and reeling after multiple deaths following the jan 6th assault, it's raising questions on thousand secure one of the most important buildings in the country kelly o'donnell has more >> recovery and relief fellow officers from the u.s. capitol police cheered for their survivor officer ken schafer injured in friday's attack is on the mend, while renewed urgency for improved capital security after the car assault that killed officer billie evans and left the suspect noah green dead. in the wake of the insurrection, retired general honora is advising on security >> secure the capitol and make sure its has 100% public access. >> the capitol police union is urging congress to hire more saying the the workforce is currently short by 233 officers. we are struggling to meet existing mission requirements. >> fencing is at the the security debate. some temperature cement barriers added this weekend, while other fencing with razor wire was re

in miami beach, here is nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: call it a covid conundrum, in the states with the strictest measures in country like michigan, pennsylvania and much of new england, the cases are on the rise. while in the south, states like arkansas and texas that have reopened businesses and ripped away the mask man dates are seeing the numbers drop. >> i am announcing today that the statewide mask mandate will be lifted. >> people and businesses don't need the state telling them how to operate. >> reporter: so what might explain the apparent contradiction? one theory, the differences of the testing rates. alabama has experienced one of the biggest dips in reported infections more than 50% in more than two week, but it is dead last in the u.s. for covid testing. and only 56 tests per 100,000 people which is a fraction of what you will find in places like vermont and massachusetts and new york where the numbers are surging. so how much does lack of adequate test having to do with the numbers that we are seeing right now? >> when you don't test, you are blind, and when you are not t

. >> reporter: sam willis jr. owns just turkey, opened in the wake of george floyd's death just down the street from where he was killed. >> this neighborhood was a flourishing neighborhood before all this happened. we have elderly people trying to come and get our food, which is hard for them to get into because of the blockage of the streets. >> reporter: willis and several other business owners in the area formed the 38th street black collective. these stores are lost more than 75% of their revenue over the past year. >> have a good day. >> you too. >> wasn't receiving any funds. we weren't receiving any security for this area. the police wouldn't come in this area at all. ambulance wouldn't come in this area. fire department. things like that, it was very overwhelming not to receive the services that our tax dollars are paying. >> reporter: authorities have vowed to increase law enforcement's presence at the intersection. an despite the city council's approval of forgivable loans and a $500,000 donation by the

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back to you. >> big deal, sam. thank you. >>> now to minnesota, where an emotional funeral was held for daunte wright. he is the 20-year-old fatally shot by police near minneapolis. his family joined at that service by members of george floyd's family. the calls for justice growing louder, as we also hear from an alternate juror in the derek chauvin trial for the first time. nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us now with more. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. for these two families, their stories of anguish are converging as the trial verdict from this courthouse sinks in, an emotional good-bye. ♪♪ after yet another painful funeral, this morning, activists are renewing their calls for justice. >> it's time to bring a new day, where we don't have to video tape when we see a badge. >> reporter: at this emotional service thursday in minneapolis. >> daunte wright's life mattered. >> reporter: 20-year-old daunte wright was remembered as a former high school star athlete who made people laugh and loved hi

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they control walmart and sam's club. they wanted asa hutchinson to exactlyt he had done t what they wanted him to do. "we support governor i didn't hudgins sends reason veto. any policy that limits individual opportunity also limits our states potential. ." walmart is going to sell a lifetime supply of drugs to trans youth, it'd be nice if he vetoes any legislation like it. it's possible that ada hutchinson ignored the what's interesting is his focusing is he knows hutchinson very well, confirming our worst fears, he would very much like a board seat at walmart when he leaves. just a few days ago, by the way, asa hutchinson appeared on this network to admit that before making any decision on transgender issues, he first considershe what, and we are quoting, what "major global corporations think." >> we have some major global corporations here in arkansas. certainly worried about the image of our state. we are trying to send a signal that you can protect conscience, you can protect girls in sports without being discrimina

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you know, she has the longest tenure as the leader of a party in the house of representatives since sam rayburn. she has been responsible personally for the pass am of some of the biggest pieces of legislation that we've had in this century including the financial bailout in 2008 and the affordable care fact -- care act in 2009. when you want to see whether the iron fist and gucci glove has looked at that, and look at the current debate. she's gotten through the house the is.9 trillion covid relief bill and we'll see if she can get the next big infrastructure bill through the house. would i say that people have generally lost money in betting against nancy pelosi. >> that's certainly true. whatever you think of her politics. she's been version very consequential. susan page. her new seabrook excellent. it's called "madam speaker." thank you so much. >> thank, jake. >>> coming up next, president biden set to unveil his new plan. what's in the proposal, and what will pay for it? that's next. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bel

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krispy kreme doughnut flavored popcorn is now available exclusively at sam's club. it's described as air popped popcorn with direct tillable krispy kreme glaze doughnut flavor. [applause] jillian: sam's club offering the smart food treat until the end of may. was that steve i heard clapping because i don't think it was you, brian, just a guest. steve: it was me. brian: not me, thanks, jillian. u.s. schools facing backlash for injecting critical race theory into their curriculum. now a group of new york city parents are fighting back. joining us now to talk about the foundation they advocate for their children more than 20,000 have joined this movement entirely including next guest. here with more ofco co-fight co-chairs of the new york city chapter of fair. welcome to both of you. you come over here at the age of 8 from tijuana. taiwan. >> good morning, brian. as an immigrant i faced a lot of challenges in the early years but i got the benefit of a great education in new york city. and, you know, right after i turned 50, i wake up to a new york city where my school,

i know chairman defazio as well as the ranking member sam graves have had a lot of conversations about things that we could agree on. i would hope that would be the approach that we take, unlike the bill that over 90% of which had nothing to do with covid, the $1.9 trillion spending bill which was hyper partisan, i hope we approach this in a partisan way. there are clearly members on both sides that want to agree on a infrastructure bill and have lots of areas of agreement. if we are talking about infrastructure. by infrastructure i think most americans, if you ask them what they thought was infrastructure, would say roads, bridges, ports, waterways, broadband. once you get into social policy and green new deal-type policies or tax hikes that would make america the highest rate above communist china in terms of tax policy, national association of manufacturers said that the kind of proposal that's being floated in the partisan approach would kill over a million american jobs. i appreciate the gentleman from maryland talked about jobs. why would we want to approach this in such a partis

cnn's sam kylie is on the ground for us in new delhi. sam, just describe what you have been watching all day ros, repog on and what we're looking at behind you now. >> well, kate, i'm at the crematorium right at the end of the day. in fact, it's a part of the day which would normally be closed, closed to us and the public and closed to the dead. but it is the dead who continue to burn here. just as they had earlier in the day to que. people had to take tickets and wait in line on gurneys. pt they were treated with great respect but queing so they could be burned, cremated here. earlier on about 10 minutes ago i'm talking there were 50 fires burning. this is actually the overspill, kate, from the main crematorium. the traditional one which is just on the other side of this wall here. they've now been able to go back to using that. they started the day that side of the wall. they moved across to here. and now they're going back the other side. now they reckon at the beginning of the day they thought they were going to be dealing with 150 p

matt gaetz is calling the fbi to release tapes, but the fbi is not commenting lester >> all right, sam, thank you. >>> president biden unveiled his plan to upgrade the nature's nation's infrastructure and tackle climate change at a steep cost of more than $2 trillion. promising millions of jobs but also a major tax hike to fund it. here's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: this is a presidential road trip the pitch to repair and rebuild the nation's infrastructure president biden choosing america's steel town, pittsburgh, to unveil an infrastructure plan so massive, it will cost more than $2 trillion the white house claims it could create millions of jobs >> it's a once in a generation investment in america, unlike anything we've seen or done. >> reporter: among the key investments, $620 billion for transportation infrastructure, $650 billion to expand broadband, the electric grid, green energy and clean water with a goal of eliminating carbon emissions from the power grid by 2035 unlikely this will bridge the political divide president biden wants tax increases to pay for it including a ju

sam brock is there with late details. >> reporter: tonight unspeakable tragedy. >> there's nothing about this right now that makes sense to any of us. >> reporter: police say former nfl player phillip adams shot and killed 70-year-old robert lesslie, a prominent doctor, his wife barbara and their two grandkids, only 9 and 5 years old, as well as a 38-year-old man working on the property, critically injuring a second worker before taking his own life in a bedroom at his nearby parents' home. adams' father choked up speaking to nbc station wcnc >> he was a good kid and he -- i think the football messed him up >> reporter: police today reading an emotional statement from the victims' families >> there are no answers that will satisfy the question why. we are sure of one thing. we do not grieve as those without hope >> reporter: adams was a 2010 draft pick of the san francisco 49ers who played for six nfl teams. the league releasing a statement, "our hearts go out to the families and friends of the victims of this devastating tragedy. in a 2019 valentine's tweet robert lesslie wrote, "lives

since recovering his land because of me sam has been betting on peppercorns and heart of homes to rebuild his life it is up to me and for 7 years he and his family had to abandon their home after being caught in the middle of violent confrontations between fight rebels in colombia sparing military groups that took over is land. it was very bad people were getting killed daily they'd have you dig your own roof then shoot you in cold blood we had no option but to leave. years later a judge recognized his rights to his land issuing an order of comprehensive ripper rationed like most farmers in this remote region on the border with ecuador he used to grow coca the basing region for cocaine but now he's hoping that with the help of the government is new legal in there will be successful where you go to launder situation helped us to return reestablish ourselves and start growing this which seems to have potential we've rubel to khalid's and even if we don't make much of him i'm not worrying about my children's anymore. his return is a relatively successful story in one of the largest reparatio

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special correspondent fred de sam lazaro has our report. and a warning -- viewers may find some images disturbing. >> with calls for accountability growing louder in the minneapolis suburb, the police officer who fatally shot 20-year-old daunte wright resigned today. >> i'm hoping this will help bring some calm to the community, although ultimately, -- the community. reporter: the officer was identified as kim potter, a 26-year veteran of the brooklyn center police force. the city's police chief, tim gannon, who also resigned today, described the killing at a traffic stop on sunday as an accidental discharge. the father of daunte wright -- aubrey wright -- said in an interview today he rejects that explanation. >> i lost my son. he is never coming back. i can accept that, a mistake. that does not even sound right. reporter: cries for justice are reverberating across the community reeling after nights of protests. >> i prayed for mr. wright's mom because i know what she's going through because i lost my son. he was murdered. so i know exactl

sam leandro police, sworn bay fair mall and the city warned that it was considering a curfew. the strategy worked. the mall wasn't hit, but the would be looters decided on plan b. the chatter on social media moved from side leandro on began focusing on emeryville and oakland. the best buy story in oakland was targeted by a caravan of 25 cars just after midnight. several people try to break in, but could not, so they turned their sights on the gamestop store down the street and emeryville. they smashed out the glass forced the barrier doors open and looted the store of electron ix, just as emeryville police began to write. getting the looters took off. the police arrested an 18 year old man for burglary and conspiracy. there was looting reported throughout oakland, including at the hilty hardware store on 98th avenue in east oakland, where thieves cut through the roll up door. they left behind empty boxes of power tools. oakland and emeryville. police are collecting surveillance video in hopes of identifying those were part of these roving caravans. henry lee ktvu, fox two news

so entire communities richmond has come a long way since the 1990's when 44 year-old sam bond was growing up on the streets and the city was considered among the most dangerous in the united states has a rough time to be a teenager. >> so i definitely didn't make the best decision soon victim of attempted murder. he ended up in prison for a decade, spending. his 20's behind bars. >> less than a year after he got out. he returned to richmond and joined the office of neighborhood safety where he now serves as service program manager mentoring building relationships are so many at risk. people in our community. >> but it's because of the risk. you know, and so everybody's at risk of covid, you know, everybody is at risk. that is because of covid. they were at risk. and so you do with covid nobody's at risk of a t and that was just dark. that was just our friend like i'm coming at it from a disease model from the public health. my but if you help heal those who are getting everyone else equating the cygnus ago that sickness being gun violence has not been wiped out. >> but vaughan says it has

but i think you'd have to agree that she is the most consequential speaker since sam rayburn who was a legend himself that she is good. she will go down in history as one of the most impactful and skilled legislative leaders we have had in american history. >> you can watch the full interview with susan page on our kron on app. we've made it easy for you. all you have to do is scan the code that's right on your screen right now. >> let's talk about our weather forecast right now as we take a live look outside across the embarcadero on this sunday night. rain falling today, but it's quickly moving out of the bay area. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what we can expect overnight. san first thing as you head out the door. yeah, that's right. we're tracking drier in clear weather out there as the storm has exited the bay area a few very light scattered hit or miss showers but really. >> drying out already for your sunday evening. and for those of you in the sierra hope you're enjoying the snow showers getting this late season winter storm. >> bringing s

oakwood, american canyon, napa, and also in los gatos, fogg out there but the lowest visibility is in sam martin at one mile. hasn't been too bad. that's the really only real issue weatherwise with your commute. my accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest and breeziest tomorrow. >>> coming up, prince harry's homecoming, real insiders on what to expect as he returned to england for his grandfather's funeral, after bombshell interview with oprah. another abc7 from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. i'm draymond green with my subway sub with tender steak and melty cheese. my sub is gonna dunk all over your sub. excuse me? my sub has bacon. choose better be better and now save when you o

sam brock in miami starting us off. sam, thank you. >> dr. tropical freeden, director of the centers for disease control and prevention during the obama administration. now president and ceo of resolve to save lives, a global health initiative. dr. freeden, we're glad you're with us and your expertise on this day. this is important because it resumes the johnson & johnson vaccines. how significant is it to get all americans, or as many as possible, vaccinated? >> it's important in two ways, peter. first off, it verifies that our safety system is working. this is what should happen when there's a signal, a risk. we stop, we look, we listen. they confirm it is extremely rare. they identified the group that should be warned. and then they resume. and the j&j vaccine has real advantages. it's a single dose. lots don't like needles. they want the one and done. it's easier to store. so it can be used in doctor's offices more readily. and it is simpler to be used. in outreach, for the homeless, door-to-door vaccination. there are lots of advantages

all right sam it is great to see you this morning come back soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> sam joining us this morning cfra your morning mover snap the stock jumping a after first quarter up five and a half percent. revenue above expectations. the social yeetd company also adding more users than analysts expected. ceo evan spiegel saying he's optimistic about engagement trends as world starts opening up snap shares at 60 dollars 21 a share, on the premarket. we're just getting started this morning coming up, taxing your earnings, you heard it here first president biden now pledging to double capital gain tax increasing individual tax rate as well. and it is not just the retch we're on it all morning long. next hour form or utah congressman and fox news contradict tore san diego son reacting to congress's new battle to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. in the 8 a.m. hour ron johnson here to discuss growing border cries seis and gop new slimmed down infrastructure proposal plus jean paul mitchell cofounder and explain what is with his take

sam brock, nbc news, palmetto >>> three days after that deadly attack on the u.s. capitol police, a new warning about department morale, and we're also learning more about the man who drove his car into those officers kasie hunt has the latest >> reporter: just days after that deadly car attack where they lost one of their own, tonight the u.s. capitol police still reeling. the head of the capitol police union warning of a crisis in morale and that the department is "struggling to meet existing mission requirements." officers now working weekends and overtime to meet the demand for more security. less than three months after a violent mob stormed the capitol on january 6th. when 80 officers were seriously injured and one died >> they're playing hurt and they're buckling the chinstrap and they're going to work because they meet their obligation for the country and for the capitol. >> reporter: meanwhile, investigators are still trying to determine why suspect noah green drove his car into a barricade and lunged at officers with a knife today police releasing this im

nbc's sam brock has a closer look now sam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that traffic stop was flagged by officers as high risk. now a federal lawsuit filed by a lieutenant in the u.s. army, he says he was subjected to excessive force. he was profiled by police, and now overnight, we're learning one of the officers involved in the incident has been terminated the initial call for a felony traffic stop immediately turned tense, with officers pulling their weapons. >> put your hands out the window. >> reporter: a windsor police officer says in his report, he spotted a vehicle with dark tinted windows and no license plate displayed that was eluding police though a lawsuit says the paper license plate was visible in the rear window of the new car. >> how many occupants are in the vehicle? >> it's only myself. why are your weapons drawn what's going on? >> reporter: the two officers demanding u.s. army lieutenant, caren mizzario exit the suv as the officer's body camera and the officer's kcell phone was rolling. >> what is going on? >> get out of the car now. >

things are connected in the sam way tobacco products were. this is a huge'm story transfor the country physically and everybody is ignoring it and i' not sure why. it's iga big deal if you type t diabetes. that is not small for anybody while pretending it's not happening. do you think this cartel is over? people are starting to see what this really was?s? i think the whole thing is over. if you don't believe the lies you don't believe anything. people are starting to realize wait a second. may be the food pyramid might b wrong. i actually don't think they are convincing anybody. they're just trying trying to make people obey. here is the bumper sticker recite this. to make a case for rational people to buy into. >> congratulations on the new show we are going to be watching.. don't forget to sign up you get this plus to get exclusive access other original content. you can do this on any device. you better come back soon. >> i'm honored to be here with you. the bed they did not end with shampooing the carpet. it's lawn season. and i need a law

sam kiley tells us what they are planning. >> the followers of alexei navalny reached the point of where they are so fearful of their leader's death as a consequence of the poisoning he suffered back in august and a hunger strike he's currently undergoing, and they brought forward plans of mass demonstrations across russia against the putin regime ahead of actually reaching their target of having had 500,000 signatures on an online petition before triggering the demonstrations. they are now fearful he could actually die following an analysis by doctors that support him saying they fear he could be in intimate danger of renal failure or heart failure following the levels in his bloodstream. other organizations that fall into that category more often have been associated, for example, with violent islamic extremism, and if it was so designated it would make it impossible for his followers to happen in the upcoming campaign. we are unable to broadcast some information because the media circulating such details could be prosecuted for incitement. >>> earlier we spoke to one of alexei navalny