. >>> good evening it's happened, yet again in america. yet again in america, innocent families are slumped to their knees in grief waiting to receive the bullet riddles bodies of their parents and children and siblings slaughters in gun violence, yet in america we beg our leaders for solution that's have thus far not come. thisdid this more than a week ago after a man went spa to spa shooting building and murdering the unsuspecting in atlanta and congress on gun violence in washington discussions begin today yet again in america uniquely, america, this happens with regularity in large numbers as a pattern just here nowhere else granted, mass shootings, like the one around atlanta and in boulder represent only a small fraction of our nation's gun violence but attacks like these are all the more trauma because we can put ourselves there, put ourselves in line at at pharmacy excited to get vaccine that might allow us to return to school or work, to see a movie, to hug our older parents and grandparents final will you. we can relate to being

america has a long history of systemic racism. black americans and black men in particular have been treated throughout the course of our history as less than human black men are fathers and brothers and sons and uncles and grandfathers and friends and neighbors. their lives must be valued in our education system, in our health care system, in our housing system, in our economic system, in our criminal justice system, in our nation. full stop. because of smartphones, so many americans have now seen the racial injustice that black americans have known for generations. the racial injustice that we have fought for generations, that my parents protested in the 1960s, that millions of us, americans of every race, protested last summer. here's the truth about racial injustice. it is not just a black america problem or a people of color problem. it is a problem for every american it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. and it is holding our nation back from realizing our full potential. we are all a p

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there are 3,000 slots for those from latin america and the caribbean. the rest, as you can see here, spread out all across the globe. cnbc white house correspondent kayla tausche. kayla, the president got a lot of backlash in the midday and then by afternoon, a change appeared. >> reporter: that's right, shep. the white house now says that president biden has until mid-may to raise the refugee cap and may still do that. that would apply to the fiscal year which ends in september but even so, a statement from the white house press secretary, jen psaki, said because the program was in her words decimated, that it seems unlikely that it could even process north of 62,000 refugees psaki said the president would keep his pledge to raise the refugee cap by nearly tenfold beginning in october but unlike most policy decisions, senior officials did not organize a briefing to explain the rationale for keeping the trump-era limit in place. the administration has been facing problematic politics as the pandemic plateaus and illegal apprehensions surge at the southe

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[sinister music] see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" >>> covid is surging yet again in america and there is another warning on one of the vaccines i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> the fda linking a rare disorder to the j&j shot delt another setback as the vaccine hesitancy grows an delta cases rise. >> the good news about the vaccines is that they protect against severe disease, and in particular from delta. >>> president biden meets with local law enforcement after another bloody weekend. >> we have to come together fulfill the first responsibility of the democracy, to keep each other safe. >> his plan to fight crime and a wave of violence. >>> a doctor arrested in florida accused of being one of the masterminds of the assassination of haiti's president how authorities say he pulled it off. >>> the billionaire space race has a winner. >> a complete experience of a lifetime. >> what you missed from the interrupted live feed and what's next for commercial space travel >>> rare mass protests in cuba. >>> texas democratic lawmakers flee the state. >>> extreme heat fu

and the mysterious illness killing birds in america >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. we have a new timeline for when kids under 12 could get a covid shot early to mid winter. that's new, and according to an fda official today, who signaled that's when the agency could give emergency use authorization for young kids the fda facing pressure, as new cases rise, including in los angeles county, where health officials just announced they'll once again require everyone to wear masks indoors nationwide, average daily infections have more than doubled since hitting a pandemic low less than a month ago. that's from johns hopkins. the data shows hospitalizations are rising as well, and now, so too are the lagging indicator, deaths they have increased by more than 25% in the past ten days health experts attribute that in part to the highly contagious delta variant and low vaccination rates. today, the united states surgeon general, vivek murthy, used a health advisory, calling out tech companies, health care workers, and everyday ame

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[theme music] the newsuz wews with sheppard s starts now starts now >>> america reopening, but there is a covid variant drawing attention across the land. i'm shepherd smith, and this is "the news" on cnbc >>> a return from covid. >> reopenings continue and restrictions drop, but caution remains as the delta variant races concerns >> a hunt for a leak triggers fallout. the doj looking for a trump era investigation for democrats. was it all on board? >>> day one of the g 7 summit in the books. the meeting with the queen, and on deck president biden's sit down with vladimir putin chilling new details from a deadly shooting inside of a super market >> the grandma tried to stop him, she struggled with him. >> a hero grandmother killed trying to save her grandson's life her brave actions. >> a desperate need for rain in the west 60 million doses of vaccines thrown out, and jay leno joins us live on tesla's new wheels. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with c shepherd smith >>> across the world life is returning to normal but you may have seen headlines about the delta vari

so, it is not -- this is bigger than, you know, the problems america has. this is all over the world >> do you think you might ever reach a point where nba team said, you know, he's focused on other issues, human rights issues, and that's great, but he'd be too much of a distraction on my team >> i asked that with my teammates a lot, especially last two months, and we've had many conversations about what is happening in china and the one thing that gives so much hope and motivation is their support. i see i can have a conversation with them. and they told me, look, hey, listen, whatever you need, let us know. we've got your back. and that gives me so much hope it is not a distraction at all because even my teammates know that this is bigger than basketball this is bigger than nba and myself so, no, this is definitely not a distraction at all >> enes kanter, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, guys >>> a highly anticipated trial set to again ghislaine maxwell close to getting her day in court what prosecutors and the defense have in store. >>> but

severe storms, and a tropical storm barrelling toward the gulf, the dangerous weather stretching across america. blockbuster decisions handed down from the supreme court on religious freedom and obamacare. >>> this terror atrocity could and should have been prevented. >> major security failures to blame in a new report on the 2017 suicide bombing at an ariana grande concert. >>> the delta variant successfully more transmissible, may be more dangerous than prior variants. >> and it's on the rise in america but new hope emerges with funding for pills to treat covid.w an official federal holiday. another attempt at a >>> juneteenth, now an official federal holiday. another attempt at an infrastructure bill. and covid attacks the justice system the massive backlogs in our courtrooms >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> weather alert, a triple threat of extreme weather hitting from coast to coast. heat in the west shattering hundreds of records and summer hasn't even started. forecasters say they are expecting more records to fall as we head into the

last night, tim scott, he said among other things that america isn't racist is it? >> no, i don't think the american people are racist, but i think after 400 years, african-americans have been left in a position where they are so far behind the eight ball, in terms of education, health, in terms of opportunity, i don't think america's racist, but i think the overhang from all of the jim crow and before that slavery, have had a cost and we have to deal with it >> reporter: now, all of this comes against the back drop of president biden setting a new deadline for police reform, callingon congress to pass the george floyd bill by the one-year anniversary of his death. that's may 25th. >> kristin, thanks so much >>> the united states is the only developed nation in all the world that does not give workers any paid family or medical leave. as a result, millions of americans are left to choose between their jobs and caring for their families president biden's now pushing for the government to cover a full 12 weeks of family leave, the first formal call from an american pr

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. >>> combat veterans in their own word zpls a horrible defeat for america. it's going to haunt us for years to come. >> reacting to the catastrophic end to america's longest war >>> screams ring out in haiti. more than 1,000 dead after an earthquake hospitals, homes and schools flattened. the frantic search for survivor s as the country braces for a storm. >>> a critical water shortage in the west cash penalties for businesses breaking vaccine rules and regulators investigate tesla's crashes. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. president biden says he does not regret pulling troops out of afghanistan even as the taliban seizes control and kabul de descends into chaos. >> truth, this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. afghanistan political leaders gave up and fled the country the afghan military collapsed. some time without trying to fight. how many more generations of america's daughters and sons would you have me send to fight afghan -- afghanistan's civil war? afghan troops will no

starts now >>> a shooting at a high school in tennessee yet again in america. and a 20-year-old black man shot and killed not far from where george floyd died. a warning, the video you're about to see is graphic. i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc >> taser, taser, taser. >> the officer shouted taser but fired a handgun instead. >> i just shot him. >> tonight police release the body cam footage the chief calls it an accident. >> this was an accidental discharge. >> a tense city braces for another night of protests. the state prepares to rest its case in the killing of george floyd after final prosecution witnesses, including the victim's brother. >> i always had to ask him for advice because he was my big brother. >> day 11 in the trial of derek chauvin. >>> every migrant's journey begins with a first step tonight on the ground in guatemala and the hopeless conditions fueling the trip north. >>> when you get a covid shot do they get your private data a warning from watch dogs and a vow for privacy. >>> plus iran vows revenge after nuclear facility black

it's unfortunate this is the united states of america. we live in a constitutional democracy where everyone is presumed innocent. but obviously it would be -- if we're being the honest that's the case in social media, the media he has been tried and convicted before his day in court. but we are confident in our appellate system, confident in our illinois supreme court, and confident that at the end of the day what's out there in the news media and in the gossip forums are not going to stand a chance in court mr. smollet said he was attacked he gave a description of his attackers. and what a lot of people don't know is a witness came to court -- i'm not going to say his name for privacy reasons, and testified to the exact same thing. the witness was a security guard that knew nothing of the case. didn't know fl smollet but recounted and corroborated his account of events. it's pretty disappointing what happened but we remain confident that we're going to come back and he is going to be vindicated. >> jussie smollet's attorney the truth is

>> it doesn't for america. as you heard in that last report, these represent less than 5% of the vaccines we've been giving out to folks moderna and pfizer vaccines use a totally different technology we have not seen any of these events show up for those vaccines we have pleasant beyf those to get america vaccinated i think this is going to be a blip on the calendar in terms of getting americans vaccinated i don't think it's going to affect the time line at all. >> dr. jha, thank you. >>> michigan is among the states pausing j&j's rollout. health officials say this is a major setback for them just last week governor gretchen whitmer asked the white house to send more j&j shots to slow the spread the cdc director urged the governor to shut things down, which she did not do covid cases there skyrocketed over the past month and right now more than 4,000 adults are in hospitals sick with covid that's an all-time high according to michigan state data we're live outside of a hospital in royal oak north of detroit. ho

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they received information on 190 deaths 98% occurred in europe, latin america, and north america commissioner also presented a series of recommendations to address existing problems. they include guaranteeing the right of freedom of expression and peaceful assembly during any racism protest, acknowledging systemic racism and holding law enforcement officials accountable. >>> the cost of your morning cup of joe is going up, but this time inflation is not to blame. >>> the troop withdrawal continues in afghanistan we'll hear from the top commander as he leaves his post for the last time. >>> and as republican-backed voting bills move through the statehouse in texas, state democrats are on the move, literally, and it could mean facing arrest. that's next as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ [engines revving] ♪ ♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble boo

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right now alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in america, but there is controversy, and the medical community is divided some doctors say the data supporting the drug's efficacy is limited and they're recommending against its approval others say it will prescribe the treatment, warning it will not help all patients. cnbc's meg tirrell covers science and health for us. meg, why so much controversy >> shep, this is a huge day for many in the alzheimer's community who desperately need new treatment options, not only has their not been a new drug approved for alzheimer's in 18 years, this is the first ever that is thought to potentially slow the decline to memory and thinking clearly that come with the disease. i say potentially because the jury is out on whether that has been proven. the clinical trials for this drug were mixed. one sale suggested the benefit and outside of panel advisers unanimously voted against the drug in november but in a disease that needs treatment options as much as alzheimer's, the fda leaned towards flexibility. it approved the drug on the basis it cl

it is not just a black america problem. or a people of color problem it is a problem for every american it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. and it is holding our nation back from realizing our full potential. we are all a part of george floyd's legacy and our job now is to honor it and to honor him thank you. and now it is my great honor to introduce the president of the united states, joe biden >> today, a jury in minnesota found former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty on all counts in the murder of george floyd last may. it was a murder in the full light of day, and it ripped the blinders of for the whole world to see the systemic racism the vice president just referred to. the systemic racism that's a stain on our nation's soul the knee on the neck of justice for black americans. profound fear and trauma the pain, the exhaustion of black and brown americans experienced every single day the murder of george floyd launched a summer of protest we hadn't seen since the

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love america people. who are misinformed to the degree that they believe the nation's been hijacked and that, you know, president biden is in here to do them ill will there's a right way or a wrong way to talk to people about these matters. we have to be understanding, we have to start communication. you're very good at that can you help us with some hints about what to do about people who are misinformed? >> well, you know, i think leaders play an important role i think the misinformation, disinformation, the outright lies were being promoted and enabled by the most powerful man in the world we can't remove that from the formula. from th i think if leaders understand across the board the necessity of truth and candid conversation, i do think that that is a start. what leaders say, people that have bully pulpits, that have twitter accounts, that have facebook, that are on television, that speak to people, what they say matters so they can lead people down a path of lies. or they can lead people down a pat

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america runs on dunkin'. >>> the u.s. began withdrawing troops from afghanistan last week former secretary of state hillary clinton is voicing her concerns over that decision. >> it's one thing to pull out troops that have been supporting security in afghanistan, supporting the afghan military, leaving it pretty much to fend for itself, but we can't afford to walk away from the consequences of that decision. >> last month u.s. intelligence officials warned afghanistan could again fall under the control of the taliban and that the militant group would also take away many of the rights that women and girls have earned since the war began. in kabul, here is richard engel. >> reporter: at this school this morning in kabul, the new afghanistan is on full display girls and boys together in the same school. for the last 20 years under american protection, education has been transformed in this country, especially for girls. the taliban banned education for girls and women. now that american troops are leaving, the taliban may re

it will be the first amazon worker's union in all of america. the ballots due today, counting to begin tomorrow. the outcome will not happen quickly. members of the national labor relations board have said the tally could take up to a week if amazon and the union could challenge results to delay the whole thing. the landmark vote could alter the shape of one of america's largest employers if workers vote in favor of a union, it could open the door for other amazon warehouse toss do exactly the same thing. >>> an asian-american viciously beaten on a new york city subway nypd officials say they're still investigating whether it's a hate crime a warning now, the video we're about to show is graphic and dist disturbing local coverage from nbc 4 new york and reporter erica fifield. >> reporter: the j train beating is brutal. eventually an asian man passes out after getting punched, choked. >> it makes you think twice about taking the train >> reporter: the nypd's hate crimes task force reviews it working to learn when this happened, what prompted it

italy ran the headline, welcome back, america. the west australian bid farewell to our former president with the headline, don't let the door hit you on the way out in the wake of the inauguration, china reminded president bind of the international tensions he'll have to deal with. here's nbc's keir simmons. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: today president biden was sworn in china ump administration offici including outgoing secretary of state mike pompeo, and two outgoing national security advisers all effectively banned from china and from doing business with china beijing asserting itself, one commentate roar with close links to the chinese government to during the election. >> this is a guy who was a thug. >> reporter: america's friends, tweeting congratulations many world leaders expressing relief. >> after four, long years, europe has a friend in the white house. >> i think everybody is excited. >> reporter: the patricia ambassador to washington telling nbc news xichlt welcomed biden's new focus on alliances >

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