phil: i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. protesters have returned to myanmar streets repeating their calls for a return to democracy, despite the threat of violence from security forces. in a moment we will hear from the u.n.'s independent human rights investigator for myanmar. he believes the military's actions amount to crimes against humanity. first, we will look at how the violence is driving some police officers to flee the country rather than continue to be part of the crackdown against their own ople. reporter: demonstrations like these have become routine throughout the country. every day, protesters for pd hard work of rebuilding protective barriers. they have no option but to flee when they are yet again broken down by security forces. yet there are those within the security forces who disagree with the junta's brutality. the british broadcasting corporion has interviewed police officers who fled across the border into india after refusing to carry out military orders. they're among the first defectors to share eye

. ♪ phil: i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program.ermany's federal and state leaders held a virtual summit to discuss the country's stalled vaccination drive. like other european countries, germany is dealing with a third wave of infections. following the summit, chancellor merkel announced measures aimed at speeding up the vaccination process. these include allowing family doctors to inoculate patients and possibly even ordering russia's sputnik v vaccine. so far, less than 10% of germans have been vaccinated. far fewer than in the u.s. or in the u.k. here's the chancellor talking about the vaccination drive. chancellor merkel: we want to, and from april, we will become faster and more flexible. we want to demonstrate the proverbial and the tried and trusted german thoroughness, while complementing that with more german flexibility. phil: let's get more from dw's chief political correspondent, melinda crane. welcome, melinda. part of the way of speeding up this process is to bring in family doctors. how will that change things? melin

live now to sydney, and our correspondent phil mercer. hi there, phil.people including the premier and emergency services minister come at the emergency service commissioner, are we expecting things to get worse? we are not expecting things to get worse? - are not expecting things to get any better by at least thursday. a new south wales government minister had been warning that sydney was bracing potentially for a rain bomb, the main dam, the main reservoir that supplies australia's biggest city west of the cbd is overflowing for the first time in five years. that is prompting authorities to order evacuations in certain parts of sydney. there was a mini tornado that hit one suburb as well but it has been extremely wet and authorities are warning that by the time this is all over towards the end of next week, parts of eastern australia could well have had one metre of rain injust a australia could well have had one metre of rain in just a week. australia could well have had one metre of rain injust a week. so, it is wet and getting wetter. m50 is wet and

days. -- phil. what do you remember of him? ~ ., , days. -- phil. what do you remember of him? well, he was a wonderful guy- first. _ of him? well, he was a wonderful guy- first. as— of him? well, he was a wonderful guy- first. as a — of him? well, he was a wonderful guy. first, as a fan, _ of him? well, he was a wonderful guy. first, as a fan, standing - guy. first, as a fan, standing there, watching the same play, ripping it all up before them, the wonderful duo of roger hunt and ian stjohn was absolutely fantastic in the 60s, winning the league and 64, and again in 66, but it was that memorable day, as you have just said, scored the winning goal against leads united at wembley in an fa cup final, liverpool's first, and he was some player. hejust characterised the whole of the liverpool side, what he wanted in a player, he gave it his all, and he was only really quite small when he was only really quite small when he was fantastic in the air, and he put himself about, gave centre backs a lot of trouble. he was absolutely fantastic, and at the time in liverpool, they were maki

phil joins us live now from the newsroom with a bit more. hi there, phil. >> hi.well, you know, the mayor was almost giddy when she announced the city of san francisco would enter the orange tier. allowing many buildings and businesses to significantly increase their capacity, and she is hoping for even the yellow tier in the next couple of weeks. for the city and her, it's been a long year. businesses, workers, residents, we've all struggle to live through this philadelphia financially, emotionally, health-wise. so we talked to her about how we are going to get people back to work, and how retail will survive, as well as tourism and transportation. how are we going to do it safely. >> mayor breed, there are those who say that san francisco's downtown on the verge of dying. what do you say? >> well, i say san francisco is going to come back. this is one of the most significant cities in the bay area. this is where -- >> in the country. >> well, in the country, but especially in the bay area, because most people who work in san francisco come from all over the bay

phil mattingly jones us.tructure, gun reforms, immigration, health care, climate change, criminal justice reform, voting rights. all difficult issues. moments ago the white house press seth says it is still president biden, former senator biden's preference not do away with the fill buster. >> the president's preference is not to get rid of the phil buster. the door of the oval office remains open to bipartisan work. i expect he will continue to work with and reach out to democrats of course but also republicans about ways to work together. >> we talked a bit earlier about this is the biden brand, at least try to be bipartisan. at least try to reach for the middle. take us behind the curtain, though. they understand on many of these issues the answer is probably going to be no. >> go down the lest that you laid out of. tell me how you find ten republicans in the senate on any of those things. >> maybe infrastructure. >> but joe manchin was talking about one of the first things he wants to do if he wantset to

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phil referenced first. do the checklist of things you can hate about airlines, let me count the ways number one, the deterioration of their balance sheets, and i mean all of them in the last 14 months is unbelievable you know, it's great we bailed them out and we continue to do that either through extending unemployment for their employees or direct loans to them. in some cases, they tapped capital market ifs they were able to. but they significantly deteriorated their balance sheets the assumption and euphoria is, yes, everybody wants to get out, and i agree, everybody wants to go on a vacation that's the $89 seat to disneyland or the islands or, you know, somewhere else that is not the high-margin profitable business travel that goes domestic or international in fact, what i see, and this is what i don't know yet and why i'm short, is by q4 and definitely by q1 of next year, we will find out what the permanent impairment is to the model where you judaused to flyr executives all over the place to do busine

but what about the actual soft commodities, phil? and i don't want our viewers' eyes to glaze over, but you're talking about cocoa e looking very strong, arab ca beans, now i'm really out of my league. my mom's going to start yelling at me saying, you know what? i fear for the nation when my tower's talking about copper futures -- daughter's talking about copper futures. but there are plays there, are there not? >> coffee, you and i support that market personally. yeah, coffee and copper, we have a structural shortage of copper in the market, we're going to all-time highs on copper. look at lumber the last several months. it's gone through the roof. so there are some real problems. soft commodities, i think this is the year of grains. we've already are been in a gold market for corn, soybean and oats, and i think we're talking about in a year where corn could be $8 a bushel which is unheard of and soybeans maybe over $20 a bushel. those are going to be record -- not record high prices, but the highest since 2008. and i think they're

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phil, the legislation was a must win for president biden. he spoke about its passage a little while ago. update our viewers. >> reporter: wolf, it was the top priority from the day president biden set foot in the oval office 50 days ago. and when he speaks to the nation tomorrow night in his first primetime address he says he is going to talk about the next phase of the covid recovery process, the next phase where the backbone of it will be the legislative victory he just secured. >> help is on the way. >> reporter: tonight on day 50 for president joe biden the first mission accomplished. >> this bill represents a historic, historic victory for the american people. >> reporter: the house passing biden's number one priority, the sweeping $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. and biden planning to sign it into law on friday. >> we have passed historic, consequential and transformative legislation. >> reporter: the bill broadly popular nationwide with 61% supporting the measure according to a cnn/ssrs poll and 66% saying the bill will help the econo

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phil: first of all inexpensive. but the issue on value orientation two different things printed on the orientation means go by the names you know, the hotel you have to say operated the airline you like to fly the restaurant chains if you like to go through. the reason why that is where people are going to the money, value orientation is going be where . [inaudible]. charles: kobe stop you one second. these have already got up there, we saw lot of rockets an all-time high that one year concert so at one point will say okay, the market is assumed we will reopen and assume going to go back to concert maybe is overdone. >> e-filing and here's why. things just the beginning freighted with regrowth decade with value stocks had been going on for ten years and if we go through prolonged economic incentive as we get back to the unemployment rate, you're looking at current levels. but what if we have real expansions, what if we get real lending, what if we see real explosive travel around the world for you and think it's the

phil is absolutely right. in your active shooter training, you literally have to walk past people who may be wounded, because you've got to locate that shooter to make sure they don't commit any more acts of violence. it's a difficult thing, but once you secure that area, then your emts and others can come in and start to evacuate people. it's not a good sign if you don't see helicopters and ambulances moving towards hospitals or what have you. it doesn't mean there's a lot of fatalities, but it's not a good sign. >> jeremy harlan was actually there on the scene. jeremy, bring our viewers up to speetd on speed on what you're seeing there. >> reporter: currently we're seeing several law enforcement officers in tactical gear standing by. we also try to be very careful not to show exactly the scene. the boulder police just tweeted an update reminding media to please not show tactical positions of officers. again, this just proves this is a very active situation still, a r lot of information still not known. we ar

i have jessica dean on capitol hill, phil mattingly there at the white house, and, phil, i'm starting with you. when can we expect the president to sign this bill? >> reporter: well, brooke, right now the white house is planning to sign the bill. the president signed the bill on friday, and we actually just got the first word from the president since the house passage of the bill putting out a rather lengthy statement saying in part this legislation is about giving the backbone of this nation, the essential workers, the working people who built this country and the people who keep this country going a fighting chance. on friday i look forward to signing the american rescue plan into law at the white house, a people elaw at the people's house. brooke, make no mistake about it, democrats both on capitol hill and over in the white house are buoyant at this point in time. this is what the president laid out six days before he took office. this is what he's going to sign into law $1.9 trillion. he'll have remarks when he signs on friday and he'll have a primetime address where this will be

i'm glad you wrought that up, phil -- brought that up, phil, because we're going into the summer season, and it is going to be game on for americans this summer with the vaccine rollout. they're going to be traveling, they're going to be hitting the roads, it's going to be like a party in the streets, basically, when we finally start to see the end of this pandemic again, phil. but if gas prices go up, that also hurts the airlines. that hurts shipping companies. that hurts cruise lines, that hurts everyone. >> it is. there's no doubt that the energy prices are going to be headwinds this year. and i think, you know, we took energy prices for granted, you know? we keep talking about peak demand, we're all going to be driving electric cars. well, not this summer, i can tell you that. [laughter] and this summer with the pullback in investment, the pullback in u.s. production which is down 2 million barrels a day from the peak, it's going to mean we could have a tight gasoline market. i'm afraid $3 a gallon might be looking cheap when we get to the fourth of july. cheryl: phil flynn, teddy w

dry suit was needed. >> reporter: phil took the plunge hoping the current didn't move the ring far. >> then we start to move some of these little rocks out of the way and as we start to move them obviously some silt starts to form. >> reporter: phil found the ring tucked away in some rocks and even had to fight off a crawdad to get it. >> i get the ring on this nail, pull it aside. don't drop the ring. okay. >> reporter: he rises to the surface and the ring is back home with the happy couple. >> that's the best feeling in the world. when everyone goes nuts, hooray! >> i'm so thankful to have my ring back, but either way it's a great story to like tell our kids one day. >> now it's a ring and a story. >> yeah. it makes the day more memorable, too. >> i would have gone overboard, fished it out myself. the couple is from vancouver, washington, and say they travel to lake tahoe frequently. they say next time they go out on that pier they'll be wearing their rings. >> keeping them extra secure, making sure there's no karma going on there. >> taped to their fingers. >> i love their attitude

phil mattingly joins us with the latest. what's the latest? >> the white house had a fight and said it was a fight they were willing to have but the fight has come to an end. the president putting out a statement reading i have ac accepted tande's resignation. i have respect for her counsel and i look forward to having her serve. a couple things to pick out. first and foremost, the white house knew they had a narrow pathway to 50 votes. joe mansion said he was opposed. the white house was focused on repu republican senator lisa murkowski. it wasn't they couldn't lock her in but they still had issues with senator bernie sanders and k kirsten cinema. this has come to an end and in a letter at the president tonight making clear she saw no pathway forward and thus the white house is withdrawing the nomination, anderson. >> do you know if the president has a replacement in mind? >> there is a number of names batted around in the course of the last couple days. everybody saw this coming at some point. one person to keep a very close eye on is young,

phil matier. the topic, trust in the city of san francisco. >>> a san anselmo man tried to return money to the edd. i'm michael finney. wait until you see what happened to him. > spencer riiais coming up. all is calm now, but our weather will soon be turning cooler and wetter. like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪ ♪ >>> a san anselmo man tried to do the right thing when edd accidentally overpaid his benefits. now his effort to return the money set off a chain of unfortunate events that he still is trying to unwind months later. 7 on your side's michael finney has his story tonight. michael? >> dan, this construction worker now regrets ever applying for unemployment. once you see his story, you'll understand why. all matthew lombardi can do is laugh about his problem. like many other, he lost his job as

. >> reporter: new jersey state senator vin gopal contacted new jersey governor phil murphy. >> i raised it directly with him, we need to move away from the open portal system. this needs to be done in a more targeted approach. >> reporter: what was governor murphy's reaction in general, did he seem to understand? >> we'll look into it. someone will get back to you. >> reporter: what do you say to state officials who seem to have the power to expedite this process? >> i've been speaking to everybody i can about the importance of focusing on the home bound. i think that the message is getting through. >> i didn't feel anything. >> that's a good thing. >> reporter: the effort is not only about their patients living, but having a reason to. >> maybe they can feel more safe with their family coming over and giving them a hug. >> reporter: a lot of power in a hug. >> you have to survive the virus, but you also have to have a reason to live, in family connections in joy, and love and care. >> reporter: in a joint statement, governor murphy's

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phil mudd, thanks so much. i'm sure we'll draw on your experience again. >>> the cdc says that two new covid variants first detected in california in this country could be about 20% more contagious. they are now being described as variants of concern. >> right now more than a dozen states are seeing an increase in new cases just in the last week. take a look at the state of michigan there. it's dark red because they have a 53% increase in cases from one week ago. let's bring in our medical analyst dr. celine gounder, an epidemiologist. good morning. how nervous or not nervous should people be. i don't want to scare them more. there are lots of good signs. a lot of progress on the vaccine front. are these variants that risky that they could do away with all that progress that we've made? >> poppy, it's been over a month now since me and other members of the biden transition, covid advisory board published a piece in "the new york times" warning against exactly this scenario. what we have seen is with this uk var

phil"... the bakersfield three. >> dr. phil: two dad and one missing... >> him mother is still >> dr. phil: are you concerned about your son? >> very concerned. i'm afraid ryan is going to die. >> dr. phil: speak to micah as if he's here. >> i miss you so much. i can't leave like this. [applause] >> dr. phil: yesterday i sat down with three mothers whose stories are a part of one mystery that made national news and brought them together under tragic circumstances. march 23rd 2018, cheryl's

i mean phil shared and referred to murdoch as a quote unquote great friend. and this was the friendship that wasn't all that old. by october 1864, but it was about a year old. the friendship between james murdock and phil sheridan began in november of 1863. when the actor journey to, tennessee to find the body of his son. who had been killed in the fighting around chattanooga? so with that connection the pressure that murdoch was placing on read read just finally decided. you know what i'm going to write the poem about sheridan. when murdoch recited this poem for the first time. and the last day of at pikes opera house the crowd just went wild. and what's amazing to me? is that there are indeed accounts of individuals who attended that gathering that evening? who were so struck who were so taken by this performance? they wrote letters and they wrote in their journals about it. mean think about what is the last time time you went to a performance? and we're so moved so struck by it. you went home and you wrote in your diary. or you sent someone an email? but t

phil rucker, senior washington correspondent for the "washington post." bill bratten, former commissioner of the nypd, a veteran of the boston police department. former chief of police in los angeles as well. and julie pace, washington bureau chief for the associated press. good evening and welcome to you all. and julie, i'd like to begin with you. this debate over security on the hill, general honore's report, his subsequent briefing to members, does this bode well or poorly or at all on the chances of us seeing what's called a 9/11-type commission? >> i think you are going to start to hear more calls from lawmakers for that kind of commission. this report does just start to scratch the surface of a lot of the deep systemic problems that are coming to light involving the capitol police force, that they were clearly unprepared, not just for that moment, what i think is so striking about this report is it appears the capitol police are just not prepared for this moment we are in as a country right now where threats have changed, where threats have evolved

thanks, phil >> absolutely.and the battle against covid. >>> and later, new starbucks chair mellody hobson joins us 'll lkspecial interview. weta about her new role at the company and much more. "squawk box" will be right back. sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. bond yields retreating and futures pointing to a positive open as we get ready for the final trading day of the week. this all following yesterday's spike in the 10-year and a 400 point plunge for the nasdaq. >>> new york/new jersey easing limits on restaurant capacity today. we're going to speak with the garden state's governor and shake shack's danny myer on an industry recovery. >> the brand-new chair of starbucks, mellody hobson is going to join us live. we have he

let me ask phil this question.orcement want to be able to help them to deal with this? i remember -- i'm old enough to remember in the '90s when biden was pushing all that legislation with bill clinton, president clinton, law enforcement organizations were behind it. they wanted background checks and wanted some of these guns banned, semiautomatic rifles, assault weapons because their officers were getting outgunned, but they are more conservative now when it comes to these things. >> i don't agree with that. if you look at one of the most significant police organizations on the planet, the international association of chiefs of police, a huge police organization that's global. not only do they talk about assault weapons bans, they talk about limit on the amount of ammunition you can have in a magazine, and let me take it a step further. something you saw on january 6th. they talk about limit on the kinds of body armor that you can buy on the web. they don't want this stuff. the politicians don't act. look at what

that really depends phil where you are into who you're talking to the mask for instance has become a question of faith really highly politicized and some states are beginning to lift their mask mandates texas for instance and that against the will of president biden and also against the will of the scent of control so the texas governor is up for reelection in 2 years and he's certainly trying to secure the concert a conservative vote in his state and we met a member of the members off a bike or a co-op in the or austin who were celebrating a mask burning event let's take a look. a different kind of texas barbecue older they have all been waiting for the mask mandate is history and members of the w.t.f. biker club burn what they think is a symbol of suppression c c. it is an extremely happy day for us we are elated out here we put this event together and invited the community to come out and it's been a great turnout and we are all celebrating and you know our freedom that's really what this is about. at the university of texas in austin vaccination is underweight but with new varian

phil. it's what everybody's thinking. i don't want people walking on eggshells 'cause he was my friend first, but now i never see him. or haley. i'm only allowed to see my children once a week. i hardly know them. oh, well, clark's head of the math club, and tina's turned into a bit of a slut. thanks for the update. -okay, there they are! -hi! don't y'all look as pretty as a peach pie

phil"... the bakersfield three. >> dr.l: two dad and one missing... >> him mother is still >> dr. phil: are you concerned about your son? >> very concerned. i'm afraid ryan is going to die. >> dr. phil: speak to micah as if he's here. >> i miss you so much. i can't leave like this. [applause] >> dr. phil: yesterday i sat down with three mothers whose stories are a part of one mystery that made national news and brought them together under tragic circumstances. march 23rd 2018, cheryl's

phil mattingly at the white house, thank you. we'll have more on that coming up but right now the fbi director's testimony about the capitol insurrection. jazz ka schneider is covering that for us. they had tough questions for the fbi director. >> reporter: those senators definitely showed frustrations here. but director chris wray said the fbi warned in three separate ways all while wray stressed domestic terrorism is growing for sometime and the threat is not subsiding. >> that attack, that siege was criminal behavior plain and simple and behavior that we the fbi view as domestic terrorism. >> reporter: in the first congressional testimony since the attack, fbi director wray appointed by former president trump put a dagger in the conspiracy theories pushed by some trump supporters of what happened that day. >> is there any evidence that the january 6th riot here, the insurrection organized by people simply posing as supporters of president trump's? >> we have not seen any evidence of that, certainly at -- >> is there any eviden

phil: we are in a good position. mission one is we are a global leader in igaming and we are well-positioned to win in the vr gaming space. we are winning in streaming and online gaming and fintech services. we bring wallets, global processing, and that combination we will continue with those verticals. we are also going to draw some operating leverage and scale. and being public really positions ourselves. we are deleveraged. we have clear views on m&a opportunities. that is kind of the fourth pillar of growth we think we will attack. i think we can find some great opportunities to expand paysafe's offering even more. matt: philip mchugh, thank you for joining us, of paysafe. in bill foley, a pleasure talking to you. -- and bill foley, a pleasure to talk to you. hope to get you on soon again to talk about your spac investments. coming up, could inflation risks force the fed to raise rates as early as next year? we will put that question to dallas fed president robert kaplan in an exclusive interview. this is bloombe

phil mattingly is joining us right now. phil, this was the president's number one priority. update us on the very latest. >> wolf, from the moment president joe biden walked into the oval office 47 days ago, getting a handle on the pandemic was his and his administration's prior focus. in addition, this $1.9 trillion relief package that the president will likely sign into law by the end of this week. >> and one more thing. this plan is historic. >> reporter: tonight, president joe biden on the verge of clinching a transformative victory as he prepares to deliver his very first prime time address this week. >> as amended is passed. >> reporter: the senate completing its marathon session, passing the relief bill with the house planning to confirm it this week and biden making clear he is unequivocally ready to sign. >> as soon as i get it. >> reporter: even as his administration continues to work behind the scenes to ensure the pathway is clear. >> our focus continues to be on the american rescue plan, getting it across the finish line. the president is taking nothing for gran

. >> with us now juliet kayyem, ands phil mudd. juliette, hugging and kissing? that's not what we a saw with our own eyes. are trump's continued lies making america less safe? >> they are. i mean, this is not only what we didn't see with our own eyes. there's hundreds of indictments going on. the truth is the only way forward is to answer, who cares? he has to be so isolated at this stage, the fact that news organizations are not having him on air, all of those things matter to isolate him. he does have the potential to continue to radicalize. the good news is these prosecutions are disrupting what was or may have been an organized element that would have used violent to deter people from voting. the real test is going to be those cases, and also what happens in 2022, when people return to the polls. >> phil, i want to remind you and our viewers what an officer who was there that day experienced. >> i was trying to phi as best i can't. guys were stripping my gear, pulling my badge off my chest, they ripped my radio off my vest, started pulling like ammunition ma

. >> thank you, phil. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is raven anderson, project manager with the port's development team. there are three sources the project uses to fund eligible product costs, the cost of infrastructure at the site, including roads, sidewalks, sewer and other utilities. you can see these three sources at the bottom of the graphic on the screen. the first source is developer equity, subject to an 18% return when they are reimbursed for that contribution. the second funding source is the land value of the parcels themselves as reflected in prepaid leases, and the last source which is what we are focussing on today, consists of two special tax mechanisms, c.f.d. and i.f.d., and of course the ability to bond against those revenue streams. the port strategy to limit the compounding accrual of the 18% return and use public financing and c.f.d./i.f.d. sources whenever possible and as early as possible in the project. next slide, please. the phase i budget which you approved in september of 2019 consists of costs and

thoughts here on out is there thanks for being with us phil thank you now the u.s. president has condemned an increase in violence against asians and called on americans to unite against hayes joe biden and vice president spoke after meeting asian american community leaders in atlanta their visit that follows a mass shooting in which 8 people were killed including 6 women of asian descent carol is under reports now from washington d.c. trying to console the nation president joe biden said on friday evening that hate crimes against asian americans needs to stop too many asian americans have been walking up and down the streets and were waking up each morning the past year feeling their safety the safety of their loved ones are at stake they've been attacked lame scapegoated harassed they've been virtually assaulted physically its own killed the comments came in a previously planned stop by president biden and vice president camila harris in atlanta where on tuesday 8 people were killed 7 of them women 6 being up asian descent the alleged gunman a 21 year old white ma

carl, back to you. >> definitely clarified the situation, phil.m said this morning, he felt that burns dissembled thanks to phil as we go to break, keep your eyes on event stocks like live nation you see the stake intraday the governor of new york announcing in the last few moments that concerts can resume in new york city on april 1st. also mets, yankees will allow fans in the stands at 20% capacity but with a rapid test required f ccatn. ovainio we're back in a moment ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gohealth has blossomed from an idea in a chicago apartment nearly 20 years ago to a listing on nasdaq today. we help seniors compare and shop for medicare options in their areas using licensed, trusted advisors and an online platform. gohealth has compounded at 52% a year for 20 years. we believe we're just beginning to realize the opportunity to improve access to healthcare for consumers. ♪♪ in boxing or any other business, one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. do you stay down? or do you get up? [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard

let's bring in our lead off guests, phil rucker, from the washington post. courtney from usa today, and carmen best, former police chief for seattle. she is among our law enforcement analysts. good evening to you all. and chief, i will begin with you. what do you make of what is known thus far about this gunman? >> well, it's not a surprising story here. what we're hearing about the information coming forward about the mental health of the lone gunman. clearly there is a pattern here of people who have issues, mental health issues, who are able to obtain guns and then use them in this vicious and horrible way and take the lives of people so sadly and unnecessarily. i think in this time, we will hear a lot of discussion as we have heard in previous incidents like this. about gun control, about how we need to take action, and we do need to come together and take action. certainly, law enforcement can get behind that, and gun safety is officer safety. and with the proliferation of gun violence, it's really time to come together and have discussions about how we

our correspondent, phil mercerjoins me now. taste of it there but what else did we here? ~ ., ., ., here? we heard from one survivor _ here? we heard from one survivor of _ here? we heard from one survivor of the _ here? we heard from one survivor of the attacks - here? we heard from one| survivor of the attacks two years ago who was shot nine times in the face, the arms and the legs, and he said that he had undergone multiple surgeries with more to come, and that his pain would never go away. but this man told this public remembrance service that she was brought up to battle on and battle on keyword. even though suffering those horrific injuries. he was one of dozens of people who were injured in those attacks two years ago, 51 people died, men, women and children, and many were migrants coming from many, many countries around the world. from somalia, afghanistan, egypt and india, also refugees from syria, who moved to new zealand to escape violence and conflict. and their names were also read out in a very sombre occasion at

phil mackie reports on an iconic sports car.came along. made in coventry, it's probably still the ultimate british sports car. even today, it's one of the most sought—after cars in the world. back in �*61, when this first went on sale, you could have bought it forjust under £3,000. now, it would set you back 100 times that amount. built here in the midlands, many people still regard this as the greatest british sports car of all time. at this workshop in shropshire, they specialise in restoring jaguars. typically, they have around 50 e—types, more than anywhere else in the world. i remember as a toddler seeing an e—type jaguarfor i remember as a toddler seeing an e—type jaguar for the first time and the look of it and everything else just change my life. just the look of it and everything else just change my life.— the look of it and everything else just change my life. just the shape of it, the sound _ just change my life. just the shape of it, the sound of _ just change my life. just the shape of it, the sound of it, _ just ch

marlo and phil, welcome.makes a marriage last. >> and the thing is it was really a double date it was two couples sitting across having drinks and snacks and talking about all the things that challenge a marriage, and also, that make it exciting. and some of it was sexy and funny and sad and all the things you can imagine. and we learned a lot >> the common theme seems to be both partners have to want the >> and that sounds simple. >> it sounds simple. >> it sounds simple, but a lot of times one person is carrying the marriage and making the relationship work. in these marriages that last a long time, over 20 years, they really both are committed to it. and when something bad happened or something scary happened, they didn't run for the exit sign and that really is the different in what makes a marriage work. no matter what happens, like with jesse jackson, he was unfaithful and had a child out of wedlock kira sedgwick and kevin bacon lost all their money to bernie madoff and michael j. fox and his wife, he g

. >> yes, definitely i know phil lebeau has talked about how travel has come back in the country but what is missing is travel to europe. you really can't go. i do think that there's, that other countries are botching it, and when we see it, it's really painful, because they should have learned from our mistakes, it just seems like they haven't. the united states is vaccinated more than three million people a day. that's incredible. you can keep getting these memos, if you're from new jersey and new york, you keep getting emails from the states saying this week, it's this, and next week it is this, and next week, this is not glacial, this is revolutionary. and even should get something by the, if you didn't get vaccinated by the end of may, your state is net doing a good, is not doing a good job. >> i saw some photos of ohio, kids 16 and up in ohio getting their shots and the president said a few days ago 90% of the population will be eligible in about three weeks and it kind of leads us to the ongoing reopening story regarding corporate america at least wells fargo yesterday saying

phil mattingly, you're there in pittsburgh for this major announcement by the president. first of all, tell us the significance, why he picked pittsburgh to make this announcement. >> reporter: yeah, only to look two years ago, pittsburgh is where he launched his campaign. obviously taking -- this event taking place at a union hall as well. the president never shirks from the opportunity to talk about the talk about the value of unions and union jobs and he makes it clear that he's a union man and there's key components in this $2.25 trillion plan, for union workers, legislation to bolster understand unions that the white house wants to include in this as well. to get to phil's point, this is such a key component of what the president wants to do now and how white house officials feel they can push forward over the next several months. they believe this is the morning to go big, not to tack back or try to find a way to scale back any proposal in the hope of bipartisan support. as he noted, he will bring republicans in, but i think the expectation is right now that the eco