jasmine. _ country to its knees. eureka. jasmine, we've _ country to its knees.e, we've got you. i country to its knees. eureka. l jasmine, we've got you. hello. hello. . ., ., , hello. nice to have you with us. we're talking — hello. nice to have you with us. we're talking about _ hello. nice to have you with us. we're talking about this - hello. nice to have you with us. we're talking about this call- hello. nice to have you with us. we're talking about this call for| we're talking about this call for pandemic treaty, and into isolationism and nationalism —— and novavax. we —— an end. when it comes to the debate about vaccination programmes. i think that's right. i think they're _ i think that's right. i think they're definitely trying to dial down — they're definitely trying to dial down tensions. i think there's a sense _ down tensions. i think there's a sense that _ down tensions. i think there's a sense that no country is safe while there _ sense that no country is safe while there are — sense that no country is safe while there are other countries that are

can ijust go back to jasmine?terms of the jury selection, what do you read into the fact that eight white, six black or mixed race? i fact that eight white, six black or mixed race?— fact that eight white, six black or mixed race? i think they are trying to make sure _ mixed race? i think they are trying to make sure that _ mixed race? i think they are trying to make sure that the _ mixed race? i think they are trying to make sure that the jury - mixed race? i think they are trying to make sure that the jury and - mixed race? i think they are trying to make sure that the jury and the| to make sure that the jury and the trial is_ to make sure that the jury and the trial is as — to make sure that the jury and the trial is as fair and balanced as possible _ trial is as fair and balanced as possible. a case of laying out all the facts — possible. a case of laying out all the facts and making sure all the details _ the facts and making sure all the details of— the facts and making sure all the details of the situation.

i agree with | what jasmine had just said. it is a pity we _ what jasmine had just said. got, can be hug and close _ pity we finally got, can be hug and close and — pity we finally got, can be hug and close and now we have been told not to be _ close and now we have been told not to be and _ close and now we have been told not to be and as — close and now we have been told not to be and as a grandparent i want that hug. — to be and as a grandparent i want that hug, possibly keeping one face away but _ that hug, possibly keeping one face away but i _ that hug, possibly keeping one face away but i think that this mint is very— away but i think that this mint is very strong group of backbench mps pushing _ very strong group of backbench mps pushing and pushing to come out of lockdown_ pushing and pushing to come out of lockdown earlier because they are worried _ lockdown earlier because they are worried about the economy. and they are for— worried about the economy. and they are for nhs— worried about the economy. and they are for nhs areas they have said they have — are for

from weiland yes in fact there is no island yes that at this point yet jasmine earlier in the shows a native spoke about how much this group had grown and these past few years how easy has it been for the group to recruit members initially an inability to look at the lost yet to answer your question otherwise it's going to be a long discussion but i do and if one looks at number one if one looks at me asa and if one looks getting the period of the occupation of wasn't what the priam it is clear that with a wasn't deception initially death the fighters are forced into the insurgency days also a group that is free who willingly joining the e.u. say you not use agency over the group. and when i think that's an important point because it does show that there isn't voice. of this contained against government that is finding finding creative ability among specific groups of people it seems like to be talking about you know more young generation 225235 you respect that but the east definitely again a growth taking place and if you know had to ask me too if there might be a strength and i loo

can benefit anything it is not going to proceed the whole region nomic perspective will feel that jasmine i'm so sorry to interrupt you but we have run out of time we're going to have to leave the conversation there but thanks so much to all of our guests for joining us thanks as a nato much ato jasmine opperman and fernando lima and thank you too for watching you can see this and all of our previous programs again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from him i'm a gentleman the whole team here by finale. mexico's coded 1000 death toll is one of the world's highest with one in 5 of its inhabitants living in the capital with the deadly upsurge inevitable off a 1000000 visitors every day there's really no way that they can purchase of food goods without full of all has the governments on orthodox strategy lead to unnecessary suffering frontline mexico the fight against cabbage 19 on al-jaze

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jasmine, today is a big day for neera tanden. she will make her case to a republican senator who could make a difference. tell us about that. >> reporter: all eyes on republican senator lisa murkowski as she meets with tanden today to really decide the fate. tanden is looking for a live line on her not yet dead confirmation but it's still very rocky after she faced rejection from joe manchin as well as multiple republican senators who won't vote for her because of her past dustups with senators on both aisles including republicans in those tweets. so, again, we're going to be looking for murkowski. she's not said how she's going to vote. all sentences senators say she's looking to put a shine on some alaska issues. if tanden wins over murkowski and gets that vote, that could be the swing vote for democrats looking to confirm tanden. we still have to worry about centrist democrat kry krysten sinema. >> nice to see you. >>> still ahead, a new mystery overnight in jamal khashoggi's murder. why did three people implicated for killing

jasmine, i'll start with you.ay, march 15th, 2011, as the beginning of the war in syria of course because of the protests sparked by the arab spring that launched this whole thing there. walk us through quickly as to how we got here. >> well, yasmin, first of all, i really want to thank you for bringing attention to this day. i think it's really important to talk about it and i also want your viewers if they haven't already to read the piece in "the washington post" about the human cost of this conflict. it was a brilliant piece, so i do hope they check it out. in terms of how we got here, so i was working at the department of defense. i was heading the syria portfolio, the syria file when this whole thing started. and i do remember just having a sense of -- you know, there was a lot of confusion at the beginning as to what this meant. was this actually something that could go all the way? was this something that was serious that was real? and happening within the context of the arab spring. it was really difficul

location and event states a project africa is her focus region welcome to date every news africa jasmine what are your sources telling you about how things are unfolding in palma at this point in time good afternoon to you or us and you sorry. at this point in time your viewers must be careful to accept media reports as fact the east county operations state glaze of by the government security forces it tells us operations which means it will take a lot of time to clear the area and we must keep in mind that the insurgents that participated high anonymous we didn't military uniforms and have illegal with this event is pearl had the so much. ball it'll and they will be a frequent clashes in the next few days jasmine how has the situation deteriorated to this point you've said that this attack could have been avoided. it could have been avoided. in the. mornings were issued 3 days prior to the attack not only to the mozambique and government but to foreign indices in mobile too and. this is not only one said he said li no one has taken action nothing was done to improve the security at boma

i don't have information for my phone and for more on the story in mozambique them now joined by jasmine often mentioned as a security analyst for the u.s. based agency conflicts location and event states a project africa is to focus region welcome to day to every news africa jasmine what are your sources telling you about how things are unfolding in palma this point in a good afternoon to your u.s. and you sorry. at this point in time your viewers must be careful to accept media reports as fact the east county operations state glaze of by the government security forces each house to house operations which means it will take a lot of time to clean the area and we must keep in mind that the insurgents said participated in the most weeding military uniforms and have illegal with this event is per head the tac so. bottle and they will be a frequent clashes in the next few days jasmine how has the situation deteriorated to this point you've said that this attack could have been avoided. it could have been avoided. in the. mornings were issued 3 days prior the attack not only to the mozambiqu

let's bring in jasmine wright. this meeting. >> reporter: we are beginning to see in real time biden adopting the negotiator in chief. he met with the senate democrats including john tester. he said the president was listening. they talked about targeting some of the things included in this bill. we know centrist democrats are worried about the $1.9 trillion price tag that it's too large. now president biden and white house press secretary jen psaki have said they are open to hearing suggestions. >> we reserved time in his schedule to ensure he can be engaged, roll up his sleeves and be personally involved in making more phone calls, having zoom meetings, potentially having people here at the oval office to get this across the finish line and i expect him to be involved very personally. >> reporter: now john tester predicted there could be modest changes. any changes that are made, they have to have the consensus of the entire democratic caucus. since this bill has no republican support, they need all 50 votes from

jasmine wright is live at the white house this morning. jasmine, good morning.ing? what's the plan? >> reporter: laura, president biden is looking to go big with this infrastructure bill. listen, first thing, it's him trying to fulfill a campaign pledge to pass a sweeping infrastructure and jobs bill but also it shows a real interest on the part of the white house trying to overhaul the social safety net strategy that we have in this country. child care, care giving, education, looking to pass potentially transformative policies that would alter american life and the economy itself. so now we know that this vote is expected to come in around 3 to $4 trillion and first up is going to be that infrastructure portion, railroads, bridges, things like that, but also some climate-related measures. white house press secretary jen psaki previewed that for us yesterday. take a listen. >> he will talk this week about investments we need to make in domestic manufacturing, r&d, the care giving economy and infrastructure. in the coming weeks the president will lay out his vis

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jasmine wright is here. what are you hearing from your sources. >> reporter: the first time we will see president biden is when he visits a small business that has benefitted from the paycheck program protection loans. president biden will be giving his first primetime address focused on the anniversary of when the covid-19 shutdowns started to take place this time last year. biden senior advisor previewed that speech for us last night. >> reporter: he's going to convey the same message he did on the campaign trail, which was he has a plan. he's executing that plan and as a country we're going to come together. we're going to beat this pandemic. we're going to rise from the economic crisis and then we're going to build back better which means we're not going to leave anybody behind this time. >> reporter: richmond has expressed optimism that the house will pass president biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill before march 14th. that is the deadline when the enhanced unemployment benefits expire. that

. >> cnn's jasmine wright is with us right now. jasmine, always great to see you this morning.he president has taken on several roles in his presidency. kind of the consoler in chief i guess is what you'd call it. talk to us about what he said to the folks in atlanta. >> reporter: well, christi, you really saw president biden trying to use his remarks to reflect the moment of violence against asian americans. and these were really his strongest remarks yet. >> too many asian americans in m are walking up and down the streets and worrying, waking up each morning worrying, in the past year, fearing the safety and safety of loved ones are at stake. they've been attacked, verbally assaulted, physically assaulted and killed. documented incidents of hate against asian americans have seen a skyrocketing spike over the last year, let alone the ones that happened and never get reported. >> reporter: now, he stopped short of calling it a hate crime as federal authorities haven't designated as such. as we heard from ryan, right, these folks in the aa/pi community want to see those. and th

cnn's jasmine wright is live at the white house for us. jasmine, good morning.m the president this week? >> reporter: well, laura, the president has a busy week. it's going to focus, focus, focus, on implementation. we'll hear from president biden, as you said, later on today. when he talks about the implementation process. we are hoping or, excuse me, waiting for him to say who he's going to pick to oversee that role. that's something that biden held in 2009 during the stimulus under president obama. he knows what he's looking for. media reports say he picked gene sterling, a former economic official under both clinton and obama. that is something we're going to wait to see. before then, we'll see president biden -- excuse me, tomorrow we'll see president biden take the country and touting his covid relief bill. before tomorrow we'll see vice president harrison his first domestic trip in las vegas trying to get the 100 million shots into people's arms. vice president harris will visit a mass vaccination site and we'll see them throughout the week crossing the c

jasmin wright in wilmington for us, thank you. >> thank you, jasmin. oklahoma apologized after hurling a racial insult during a live stream state tournament. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> in a statement obtained by cnn, announcer matt rowan said, quote, while the comments i made would certainly seem to kate that i am a racist, i am not, unquote. >> he also said he is a diabetic and his sugar was spiking. he claims he doesn't believe he would have made the comment if that hadn't happened. the school, which was hosting the tournament, said it has terminated the contract with the broadcasting company. >> so a network of barber shops and beauty salons is working to get people in the minority communities vaccinated. look at this. >> can you tell me when it's over? >> it's over. >> it's over. >> you did it already? >> you can see how happy he is, even with that mask on. why it's their mission to stop the spread of misinformation and fear about getting the shot. that's next. >> in tonight's all-new episode of "lincoln, divided which stand," discover

jasmine wright is live at the white house for us.look at the data and figure out where there could be a fourth surge, preparing for the worst really here and figuring out how you can use federal resources to talk to governors and get the vaccine to surgery the vaccine where you need t tell us about it. >> reporter: christine, i think that the white house referred to this as a whole of government approach, right? they don't want to see a fourth potential surge so they are investing ahead of time. they are investing a pllds to make sure that this doesn't happen. one of the ways they're doing so is planning to send a surge of vaccine so those emerging hot spots, as you said that is correct they identified through data. now, this is a break from the past administration that would often respond to these surges and these high cases after it was already happening. this biden white house is trying not to do this. now, this comes as well as we know that they feel that things are going in the right place, we heard president biden last week ide

jasmine harrison. _ couldn't do, do it. jasmine harrison, who _ couldn't do, do it.ent 70 days at sea. i'm quite jealous of that. and finally, some news from the city. the company shoe zone has named terry boot as its new finance director, after his predecessor peter foot stood down from the role. the retailer says mr boot will step into the position with immediate effect. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. the week has got off to a relatively quiet start, but it looks like this is just the calm before the storm. some livelier weather to come, spells of rain and some very strong winds, particularly around the middle part of the week. so as we head into this evening and tonight, we will see a lot of cloud, the odd spot of rain, some vista and mac, but the parts of wales, the midlands, come with clear skies it will get quite cold. towns and cities down around freezing or below, some spots in the countryside down to —3 “4. milder elsewhere, but with a lot of cloud to start off tomorrow morning, again some missed unity and there, the odd spot of rain

cnn's jasmine wright is live at the white house this morning. the expected price tag of this one about $3 trillion. do we know anything yet about exactly how this money is expected to be spent? >>. >> reporter: well, they're expected to spend it on a lot. listen, this is the recovery part of president biden's economic agenda. they're hoping that proposal that they're going to launch on wednesday restarts -- jump starts, really, the economy and gives americans jobs. now yesterday the fox news interview with jen psaki confirms this proposal in the rollout will be split in two separate parts with infrastructure starting on wednesday. take a listen. >> what the american people hear from him this week is part of his plan, the first step of his plan toward recovery, which will include an investment in infrastructure, we shouldn't be 13th in the world. i don't think anyone believes the wealthiest, most innovative country in the world. he's going to have more to say later in april about the second part of his recovery plan. >> so we know a little bit ab

is a lot that goes into patient care that involves understanding culture. >> reporter: cynthia and jasminere learning more about each other, too, this time as colleagues leaning on one another during the many difficult days. >> you need someone to vent to, someone who really understands what you are going through. >> yes, absolutely i mean, this definitely is beyond mother-daughter boundaries here. i mean, you really learn to rely on one another. >> reporter: together, they are celebrating major milestones, like getting their covid vaccines >> all right all done >> reporter: the pandemic has taught these health care heroes to make small moments special, too. >> we are trying to grab a little lunch. >> reporter: mother and daughter determined to serve, now making the most of their next chapter. >> as physicians we are constantly working with people, with our coworkers, with our patients and every single person that you interact with truly has some sort of effect on your life >> so true >>> that is nbc news for this sunday lester holt is with you again tomorrow i'm kate snow. for all of us,

>> thanks so much for that, jasmine.cans about the american rescue plan. doug em imhoff will hit states. >>> it is a delicate balance in the united states. fewer masks, social distancing, more travel can also increase the risk as more states open up. cnn is covering the pandemic coast to coast. >> i'm kristin holmes in washington, d.c. more states are easing coronavirus restrict shuns. maryland said they will lift capacity and they're also going to be allowing the large-scale places to benefit. they are removing any sort of quarantine for out of state travel. >> reporter: i'm natasha chen. the city of new orleans is moving to a more relaxed set of covid-19 restrictions starting friday. there still won't be any parades or block parties for saint patrick's day but movie theaters and bars can open to 75% capacity with masking and social distancing. the 1.75% positivity rate, the lowest in the state. >> reporter: i'm jean casarez in manhattan. andrew cuomo is announcing domestic travelers entering the united states from a do

. >> let's go to the white house and cnn's jasmine wright is there.asmine to you, the bill, signed passed and celebrated. what comes next? >> reporter: well, the president now turns his focus to actually implementing this very large covid relief bill. as he said yesterday in the rose garden, the devil is in the details. >> it's one thing to pass the american rescue plan. it's going to be another thing to implement it. it's going to require fastidious oversight to make sure there is no waste or fraud. and the law does what it's designed to do. and i mean, we have to get this right. details matter. because we have to continue to grow confidence in the american people that their government can function for them and deliver. >> reporter: now, a few things are going to happen next, victor. first, on monday, the white house will hold an event about implementation. president biden has said he will name someone to oversee it. and he has not done that yet. of course, whoever gets that job is going to have a lot to do because as i said, this is a big bill, a bi

cnn's jasmine wright is there. obviously, the president is happy about yesterday's vote.hat is he saying? >> reporter: listen, president biden is one step closer to his first major legislative victory. but the process of getting to that point, it wasn't painless yesterday. president biden acknowledged as much in those remarks yesterday. and because, listen, victor, the way that moderate democrat from west virginia joe manchin was able to hold up the day in the hour-long negotiations ultimately requiring some intervention by president biden, talking to him on the phone call, it is a great illustration of how the potential problems can arise when trying to govern with this slim majority that democrats have both in the house and senate. now, our own joe johns asked president biden about that potential yesterday. >> look, the american people strongly support what we're doing. that's the key here. that's going to continue to seep down through the public, including from our republican friends. there is a lot of republicans who came very close. they have got a lot of pressure on

cnn's white house reporter jasmine wright joins us now.o, we know that the president is ready to lay out this infrastructure proposal next week. but as we said, there's this growing pressure for him to do more on voting rights. how is the white house navigating this? >> reporter: well, victor, the white house is kind of in limbo right now. on one hand, we have president biden who says that his justice department is taking a look at those restrictive measures coming out of georgia. he himself slammed it. he called it jim crow in the 21st century and had some harsh words on it to our own indckait collins at the white house. >> it's an atrocity. the idea, if you want any indication that has nothing to do with fairness, nothing to do with decency, they passioned a law saying you can't provide water for people standing in line while they're waiting to vote? you don't need anything else to know that this is nothing but punitive design to keep people from voting. >> reporter: on the other hand, there is no clear path forward for president biden a

. >> let's go to cnn's jasmine wright. she joins us now from the white house.asmine, the negotiations over the scope, the size, limits that exposed all kinds of fault lines within the party. what are you hearing from the white house about those? >> reporter: listen, victor, the white house wakes up this morning like most americans, watching the progress in the snatd as democrats work to pass what would be his first major legislative victory, that $1.9 trillion of course relief bill. now, the last time that we officially heard from the white house was just after 9:00 p.m. last night when senate democrats got over the hump, trying to really strike a deal on that expanded unemployment benefits. take a listen -- i mean, i'm going to read you exactly what the white house said. they said this agreement allows us to move forward on the urgently leaded american rescue plan with $1400 relief checks funds we need to finish the vaccine rollout, open up our schools helping those suffering from the pandemic and more. this is a narrative we have heard from the white house ov

jasmine, thanks so much. >>> the u.s.ike in coronavirus cases but the damage likely different this time around with the most vulnerable americans now vaccinated. two thirds of people 65 and older have received at least one vaccine dose and as more shots go into arms one of the biggest states is eyeing a return to normal. cnn is covering the pandemic coast to coast. >> reporter: i'm adrienne broaddus in chicago. here in illinois state leaders have their eyes set on life after the pandemic. on thursday illinois's governor j.b. pritzker said at least half of his state's population 16 and up receive at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine illinois can return to its normal operations, but the state isn't there yet. the governor said right now that number is hovering around 28%. people 16 and up will be able to receive the vaccine starting next month. >> reporter: i'm alexandra field in new york with more shots going into arms more states are easing restrictions. connecticut the latest to lift capacity limits on a whole slew

location and event state of project africa is a focus region welcome to day to every news africa jasmine what are your sources telling you about how things are unfolding in palma this point in time and good afternoon to your u.s. and you sorry. at this point in time your viewers must be careful to accept media reports as fact the east county operations state. of by the government security forces each house to house operations which means it will take a lot of time to clear the area and we must keep in mind that these searches that participated in the miss weaving military uniforms and have him eaglet with this event he is per head the tank so. bottle and they will be a frequent clashes in the next few days jasmine how has the situation deteriorated to this point you've said that this attack could have been avoided. it could have been avoided. in the. mornings were issued 3 days prior to the attack not only to the mozambique and government but to foreign indices in marple 2 and. 0 being not only one. said lee no one has taken action nothing was done to improve the security at boma in this

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cnn's jasmine wright is live for us at the white house this morning. jasmine, good morning.t was interesting to watch that presser yesterday and the president seemed to say, look, i want to do a lot of things but it all comes down to timing. >> reporter: look, it's president biden's timeline, that is what he made clear yesterday. he said that he is going to do things his own way at his own time and first up is this infrastructure bill. and that is despite pressure on biden to really take up some of these societal issues like voting rights we just heard, like gun reform, like immigration. those things are requiring likely changes to the filibuster because of the way that congress looks right now. now, that's something that president biden inched closer to basically accepting, but he didn't fully endorse, he did not take the bait. instead he said that first thing that he is going to do is that infrastructure bill. take a listen. >> successful presidents better than me have been successful in large part because they know how to time what they're doing. order it, decide on prior

cnn's jasmine wright joins us now from the white house.ckage? >> frankly, victor, it's a lot. as you said, cnn has learned that this bill is expected to cost a hefty $3 trillion. and it's so big because this is the recovery part of president biden's economic agenda. and the white house really sees this as a vehicle to jump start the economy, and give americans jobs. so let's get into what's in this big. from what we know so far, reported by our own phil ma mattingly, first, focus on traditional things like updating roads, railroads, bridges, and many for climate measures among others. the second part is a catch all, what they call the care economy, focused on domestic economic issues like universal pre-k, child care, care giving, along with more. victor and christi, next week, we know that the administration is facing pressure to deal with the societal issues like voting rights after that georgia law we saw this week, as well as gun control after those two mass shootings. but thursday in that press conference biden gave, he was adamant tha

jasmine wright is live at the white house for us. good morning. the secretary of state has already weighed in offering his deepest condolences he is of course at nato in brussels. when do we expect to hear from the white house, hear from the president? >> reporter: well, lawyer ration the first time that we will see president biden today likely will be when he goes to ohio to promote the american rescue plan and give remarks on the aca. now, as you said, we heard from white house press secretary jen psaki who tweeted last night that the president has been briefed on the shooting in colorado and will be kept up to date by his team as there are additional developments. frankly, we haven't heard that much from the white house outside of that tweet yet. now, listen, it's the second mass shooting in a week and the question is will president biden bring up gun reform. for tuesday's shooting in those atlanta spas that started those asian women majority, biden focused his remarks on denouncing the rise in anti-asian hate. but the question is when does he

. >> and we start in wilmington, delaware with jasmine wright. we know the president is spending his weekend there, economic aid starting to roll out. what do we know about what comes next? >> well, the president turned his focus noimplementing his cod relief bill. he said it yesterday, the devil is in the details. it is one thing to pass the american rescue plan, it will be another thing to inch fmplimple. it is require oversight to make sure there is no waste or fraud and the law does what its design dodd. and i mean it. we have to get this right.desig. and i mean it. we have to get this right. details matter. because we have to continue to build confidence in the american people that the government can function for them and deliver. >> now a few things will be happening the next few days on implement tags. first on monday, the white house will hold an event focused on it, president biden has not yet named who will oversee the process, something that he says he is going to do. but whoever gets that job, they will be busy because this is a big b

jasmine wright is live at the white house. nice to see you. the senate version is expected to pass the house tomorrow. just muscling through this bill the way the white house has has showed the big challenges ahead. >> reporter: that's right, laura. look, president biden looks to be one step away from major victory, but the process of getting there, it was not painless. we saw west virginia senator joe manchin holding up the vote. it is a visual of how difficult it is going to be for this white house to govern and navigate when they have such slim majorities empowering individual senators within their own party for frankly the potential to torpedo any of president biden's agenda. now yesterday on state of the union with jake tapper, he asked joe manchin if he felt pressured to vote. >> president biden and i have been friends. i have the utmost respect. he's the right person in the right place at the right time. our conversations have always been cordial. the only thing he said, joe, never go against your con convi convictions. always do what y

. >> cnn's jasmine wright is with us now. we know the president is taking on a role that he's familiar with, consoler in chief, as some call him, especially at times like these. what did he share with the people in atlanta? >> reporter: well, you really saw president biden using his remarks to reflect that rise in violence against asian-americans in this country. as we said, he used his compassion and his empathy, but he also said some calls to action, really in his strongest remarks on the issue yet. >> too many asian-americans have been walking up and down the streets and worrying, waking up each morning the past year feeling their safety and the safety of their loved ones are at stake. they've been attacked, blamed, scapegoated and harassed. they've been verbally assaulted, physically assaulted, killed. documented incidents of hate against asian-americans have seen a skyrocketing spike over the last year, let alone the ones that happen and never get reported. >> reporter: president biden stopped short of labeling tuesday's

jasmine, to you at the white house. president biden and vice president kamala harris were in atlanta yesterday. they paid tribute to those victims. what more did they have to say? >> reporter: in the remarks you saw president biden trying to reflect the rise of violence against asian-americans in this country, but both he and vice president harris stopped short of declaring it a hate crime, as we heard from natasha. that isn't a term the authorities are using. they haven't gone that far yet, despite pressure from the aapi community for them to do so. instead, in a nod to that, really, they linked the idea that these are the facts, that this is what happened, linking tuesday's shootings to that rise in anti-asian hate in the country. take a listen. >> they've been attacked, blamed, scapegoated and harassed, they've been verbally assaulted, physically assaulted, killed. documented incidents of hate against asian-americans have seen a skyrocketing spike over the last year. >> racism is real in america and it has always bee

jasmine wright is at the white house for us.esident saying about his options? >> reporter: fred, president biden is saying he's looking at what he can do via executive actions on gun control. now, president biden has been clear up to this point that he wants congress to act. that is where he sees the lasting change happening. but we know because of the slim ma majorities that they do not have the votes to pass a gun reform bill. president biden is saying that he is looking for options, what he can do by himself, until a bill comes up in congress. >> looking at what kind of authority i have relative to imported weapons, as well as whether or not i have any authority to -- these new weapons that are being made by 3d equipment that aren't registered as guns at all, there may be some latitude there as well. >> reporter: so, fred, we heard from biden on those options and also over the last few days white house officials say that they are preparing some other options, and that is including requiring background checks on ghost guns. th

. >> jasmine wright subpoena next.he president at the white house, negotiations over the size of the bill, exposing fault lines within the party. what are you hearing from the white house about that? >> reporter: victor, the white house wakes up with, just like the rest of america, really watching the progress as senate democrats work to pass what would be president biden's first major legislative victory, that $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill. the last time we heard from the white house was in a statement released by white house press secretary jen psaki who expressed support for the decision made on those enhanced unemployment benefits. in part, she wrote, this agreement allows us to move forward on the urgently needed rescue plan. $1300 relief checks, funding, help those suffering from the pandemic and more. this is a narrative we have heard from the white house time and time again, as they say that this bill is necessary for president biden to achieve this number one priority, which is ultimately defeating thi

amy: that is georgia state representative jasmine clark.across the united states, republican lawmakers have introduced more than 250 bills in 43 states to restrict voting access. this comes as the supreme court is hearing a major case today about arizona's election laws that could result in the further weakening of the 1965 voting rights act. meanwhile, on capitol hill, democratic lawmakers are pushing two separate bills to protect voting rights -- hr 1, the for the people act, and the john r. lewis voting rights act. we go now to ari berman, author of "give us the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america" and reporter for mother jones, where his article in the march/april issue of the magazine is headlined "the insurrection was put down. the gop plan for minority rule marches on. how republicans are breaking democracy." ari, explain. >> good morning. we are seeing at all across the country how republicans are breaking democracy. they are weaponizing trump's big lie to try to pass 250 restrictions on voting in 43 states, whi

that want to go to the white house with cnn's jasmine wright.resident biden, you would think, is quite happy about yesterday's vote. but what is he saying? how confident is he? >> reporter: christi, president biden says that he is one step closer to his first major legislative victory. but the process of getting there was not painless. we saw west virginia democrat joe manchin really hold up that vote on hours, requiring intervention from the president himself, talking with him during that process. it is an example of how potentially difficult governing will be with these slim majorities both in the senate and the house. our own joe johns asked president biden about it yesterday. >> i am going to succeed. we are going to succeed moving forward. look, the american people strongly support what we're doing. that's the key here. and that's going to continue to seep down through the public, including from our republican friends. there is a lot of republicans who came very close. they have a lot of pressure on them. i still haven't given up. i am gett

. >> reporter: jasmine saps she is ready to be busy. >> reporter: three more counties expected to open next week. to move an orange tier. >>> san mateo high school students are headed back to class. almost all school district employees have been vaccinated. and younger students and fazed back in-person classes. >>> many bay area districts are bring kids back, one district is staying home for the rest of the year. pittsburg school district says it could be disruptive. the superintendent shows that the majority of families wanted to stay at home and distance learn. school sports though, have resumed. >>> new at 11:00, tiger woods is on the move. the 45-year-old golf legend checked out of his hospital and returned home to florida. on twitter, he said he is grateful for the support and encouragement he is getting. he was seriously injured in l.a. county when his suv flipped over. >>> after a month long search, san jose has picked an insider as the new police chief. today, anthony matta is named new chef. he is a 25-year veteran. >> chief matta has confided in, and i will want to say we med

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