." >> pauley: then it is on to tv's working mom, allison janney. oscar-winning actress who has enjoyed a long career as a star of stage and screen. with tracy smith, we'll pay her a mother's day visit. >> aren't you a little old to be blaming all of your problems on your father? [laughter] >> hi, mom! >> reporter: allison janney has two emmys and an oscar just for playing mothers. so where do you keep these things? >> well, the oscars moved around, depending on who is coming over. >> i made you a champion, knowing you would hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother makes. >> reporter: the mother of all on-screen moms: allison janney, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: we're in conversation this morning with stacey abrams, the georgia politician who was a force in last year's presidential election. but she is a woman of many other talents, as she'll tell erin moriarty. >> i plan to run for office again, but i have no decision about what is going to be next. >> reporter: presidency? i know you have said in the past -- >> in the future, yes, th

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests - constance wu bowen yang musical guest lord huron featuring allisononthier and the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1468 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness that is exactly right. wow! sounds so good i'll take it i miss it. i love you please, thank you, welcome oh, my god let's just go to commercial. let's just go to commercial off of that. >> steve: yeah, that's it. >> jimmy: why not? yeah fantastic. that's a crowd right there >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: waking everyone up wake up! and welcome to "the tonight show," everybody you're here. you made it. thank you for watching at home i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause well, guys, today the white house announced a new way that they're trying to get more americans vaccinated listen to this >> some of america's biggest dating apps are joining the white house push to get americans vaccinated apps including tinder, hinge and bumble will offer badges for singles to display their vaccination status [

allison, thanks for joining us. really appreciate it. are you with your mom?r mom this weekend? i heard you had gotten vaccinated and you were going to see your mom for the first time in a year this weekend, right? >> yes, that's right, yasmin. i'm actually at my mom's house right now in arizona. i'm honored to be here. thank you so much for having me. yeah, it's been wonderful to see my mom. it's been over a year. >> awesome. while you're there, check in on that recount, will you? make sure nothing nefarious is happening. let's talk about your interview with olivia troye and kind of the republicans' attempts, it seems, to essentially rewrite history. i actually thought it was interesting at one point you asked olivia to grade some of the lawmakers, like hawley, like mccarthy, like mcconnell. how dangerous is it that so many of these republicans refuse to stand up and say this was wrong and rewrite history the way that they see it now versus the way they saw it on that day? >> that was one of the questions that i had asked olivia, because, you know, she's form

allison, victor?e. kyung lah, thank you so much. >> exactly. >> let's bring in grant wood. former republican attorney general for arizona who switched over to the democratic party during the trump presidency. thank you. we've been working for days to try to get you and me together on television. i'm glad you stuck through it. >> that's right. >> before we get to the implications of this, just the basic security question for all of the rhetoric that we hear about voter confidence and election integrity. the idea that this group that's never done this work at 2.1 million ballots for maricopa county, what does this mean for the state of arizona? >> the whole thing has been a joke from day one. it is a clown show. they're at the right place probably now next to the carnival rather than inside the coliseum. i'd rather have the carnys handling this than the jokers. the great security you've got going on there. if you've seen them, that's the arizona rangers and what are they? i don't know. there's no such t

allison co. with regard to -- allison: with regard to the overdraft fees -- and bank of america made good on their product -- that it goes to the overall product. bank of america offers a product where you pay a flat fee per month, and you don't have overdraft fees. but then there are products where you don't pay the fever run and you do pay those fees. it is about the overall pricing. i missed it if the point was made today, but there are a lot of benefits that go into it that the bank spends that you don't necessarily see on cyber spending and the like, etc.. a lot of the investments that they make, and that is the argument that jb nyman -- that jamie dimon has said in the past. the important thing is with these fees from the bank perspective is to be transparent to the customer. by the way, there is a war going on maybe from a business perspective, separate from a ghastly -- from i guess the objects come in terms of the newer banks that have gotten customers by not charging these fees. but the

let's get to meteorologist allison chinchar. she's in the severe weather center.ttern seven years ago in a row, does this concern you? >> it's certainly something to think about. good morning. we are talking about the first storm of the season. subtropical ana sustained winds 45 miles per hour and the sub in the name is the fact it formed in a colder environment than normal but still tropical characteristics. a tropical storm watch for bermuda and expect winds and waves to kick unfortunate today. tomorrow, it will push away from the weather back over open water which is good news. this is seventh consecutive year in a row where we have really had a named storm before the season begins officially on june 1st. we are ten days before that. in this form, 12 days before. what make this year even more interesting we may have two named storms before the season officially begins. we are keeping an eye on this developing system off the coast of texas in the gulf of mexico. only a 30% chance of development but more to the fact it's likely to move inland the next 12 hours. i

goalkeeper allison came up and headed it in to give liverpool all three of the points.am's hopes to play european football next season were given a boost after a 2—0 win over wolves took them to sixth in the premier league. goals from harry kane and pierre emile hojberg saw them leapfrog west ham on goal difference. joe lynsky was watching. this could be the last day in england football without fans. smaller capacities are back from tomorrow, but tottenham could end this season with something else missing. they still don't have a manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, isjust 29. that manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, is just 29. that is just two years older than spurs�*s pivotal player. harry kane got the opener against wolves, this goal putting him one in front in the premier league's top scorers. that is the only trophy he can win with spurs this year. their season has been full of near misses, one after another. this time, though, they faced a wolves side counting down to end the season. too slow to pick up hojberg's ran for 2—0. spurs go up to six, but are wait

allison the hero as the goalkeeper scores an injury time winner to keep alive liverpool's champions league hopes. when the striker scores like that, quite rightly, everyone says that is a worldy. and it's a tenth italian open title for rafa nadal as he beats novak djokovic in rome. welcome to the programme. chelsea women are just moments away from kicking off in the champions league final against spanish champions barcelona. it's a match that emma hayes has been waiting for her whole career. her side has the chance to win four trophies this season after securing the wsl title. earlier i spoke to former chelsea player pat nevin. he expects chelsea to beat barcelona, because he says every member of the squad is world class. chelsea have got such strength and such quality. i mean, everywhere, everywhere on the team. in—depth, the squad is special as well. that's they got past bayern munich. bayern munich in particular, anyone who watched the last ten minutes of that game, it was extraordinary. maybe the most exciting game of the season anywhere and it was just... i'm smiling just think about

let's bring van jones and ashley allison in right now, to discuss. allison.hy now? and what does it mean? >> it's unbelievable. it's disrespectful. and it's unacceptable. you know, the three-fifths compromise was really the first time or one of the first times america said black lives didn't matter. it was an example, that black lives did not have the same value in the people who had power at that time, as their white counterparts. and so, it is connected. you know, lafferty and the other representative who made these comments, they are connected to the big lie. it's a lie that it was an effort to end slavery. we know that the three-fifths clause actually gave southern-slave states more power and more representation exploiting black bodies. but it, also, is connected to the voter-suppression attacks that we see in this country. the discrediting of the election, that trump is continuing to push. so i'm not surprised that it's coming up, now. because it's all connected, in an effort to whitewash history and continue to perpetuate the big lie. >> i make no joke,

allison patrick is graduating from al ham bra high in martinez. the next step, north park university in chicago. to play softball. best of luck to you allison. >> and send a photo of your grad to 2021 grads at kpix.com or tag kpix 5 on social media. no professional photos please. include their name, city and a little bit about them and you may see them on tv. >>> coming up a chance to get paid to tweet. the new feature rolling out to support your favorite accounts. >>> and today on "the this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> coming up at 5:00, the east bay real estate market is so hot it's becoming common to see homes selling for more than a million dollars over asking price. what buyers should know about navigating the intense competition. that story and more coming up at 5:00. >>> let's get one last check of weather now with mary. >> all right len, we are looking at a pleasant day across the bay area. we're looking at low 70s in c

reasoning behind that is that the defense lawyer says of that same attorney general had ruled against allison and family barring glad in shifter raw. so he, they want to not put him on the spot and see if he would do the same thing when it comes to illegal jewish settlements in occupied jerusalem. meanwhile, us secretary of state to enter the blank and has arrived in cairo's boast of the seas flap. he's speaking with egypt, the president of the federal cc. on tuesday, he met palestinian and israeli leaders. he announced millions in new aid for palestinians of announced the reopening of the u. s. consulate in occupied east jerusalem. syria's president bashar al assad has cast his balance in a controversial presidential election that sent to expand his grip on power aside and his wife, asthma boasted in damascus suburbs, a key rebel stronghold before it was retaken by government forces in 2018. he's dismissed all criticism of the election is a sham. but on the other stage we do not care at all about such statements but more important than what the government say's or does not say is what the pe

allison excellencies, this is not a city and state in the making. this is an occupation become distinguishable motivation. the rpm union has called the subjugation one state reality on equal rights. respected human rights organizations are not calling this excellencies. last week, i joined a number of other special relevant doors and calling for the violence in the past weeks in palestine to be investigated by the international criminal court. i repeat the call today. i fancies over the past dozen years, the m rise council is commission 4 major independent reports on the human rights situation unoccupied, palestine all initiated in the shadow of yet another round of extreme violence with casualties overwhelmingly sitting inside. because on each of these 4 boards relations of human rights and monetary laws by israel, along with the prevailing culture of kennedy time allows me to say only one of these reports reported by an age and 2009, sometimes known as a gold storm reward. stated the justice in respect for the rule of law or the indispensable basi

allison harris has that story for us. >> the stage is set for a major supreme court ruling on abortion decision that could change nearly 50 years of precedent and drastically restrict a woman's right to an abortion for the court to walk back on that freedom. >> would be a and society changing and that the court will review a mississippi law that would ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. >> justices will consider whether abortions before viability considered to occur at roughly 24 weeks violate the constitution just a year ago. the court struck down an antiabortion law in louisiana. but since then, the court has secured an even stronger conservative majority of 6 to 3 with justice amy coney barrett during her confirmation. democrats criticized her past personal opposition to abortion. i don't have an agenda in that regard. many people were sort of left guessing as to why they decided to take it up now, but certainly justice barrett has made clear her opposition to abortion. the center for reproductive rights is leading the challenge to mississippi's abortion ban on behalf of the

you have allison looking at the grand canyon and you are on the side of the highway counting cars. >>same bosses. we all answer to the same people yet here i am. i'm sorry. >> no, no. please talk to us about the traffic that you are seeing on the side of the highway. in all seriousness, gas prices are rising but folks are still getting out there. >> reporter: yeah look. this is the busiest travel center. in talking to the people that run this plaza they say they see a 30% increase every week as we approach the summer and gas prices about $1.08 more on average across the country than a year ago. 16 cents more here in maryland. in talking to people they say they're happy to be out. happy to be seeing family members, friends, to be out. that seems to be the big thing on people's minds. i spoke to brian kelly about the gas issue. not just the prices but the supply. >> that's like we see in the gas supplies it is not just both colonial pipeline but not enough qualified truckers back out and able to fulfill the demand for gas and the same for the car rental agencies and with hotels and hous

. >> meteorologist allison chinchar is in the weather center. how severe might it be, allison? >> that's a good question, christi. not everybody. not all locations will be dealing with a washout. we will have some locations where any of your outdoor plans may have to be accompanied by an umbrella. mainly across the northeast and the atlantic. we have one or two different systems. we will be making our way across the weekend. you have the radar across the northeast. here's the two systems we're talking about that will be making their way through the eastern half of the u.s. we have another system bringing severe storms across portions of the central u.s. and that's going to detail some more damaging winds. we'll get to that in a second. here's a look at what we're talking about for the eastern u.s. here you can see the first wave, the second wave as we go into tonight and early sunday. do keep in mind while it's not going to be a watchout per se for both regions, especially along the coast, that's where you're going to see the heaviest rain that could be upwards of 1 to 2 inches

california has seen seven times of the wildfires burned this same time last year. >> allison chincharvel starting at moderate. that is the low end level. but if you look, you'll notice that red color, that the extreme. you're talking almost three-quarters of the state of colorado under level 3 out of 4 levels here. it's not just in one particular area. the eastern portion that borders up with nevada is likely dealing with the worst-case scenarios. the entire state is impacted. when we talk about where we were the same time last year, you had with 1,700 acres burned in 2020. up to this point, seven times the number of where we were at the same time last year up to 7,000. not just california. arizona, nevada, new mexico, even utah. the western states are under a drought condition as well. you have the fire concern specifically for today for places like las vegas and tucson where you have area and critical fire threats because of the gusty winds and low humidities. good news, some areas will see a chance for rain but not much but they will take anything at this point. on the eastern side

allison chinchar, thank you very much. we will check back with you as we get closer and closer to that time when it's supposed to enter the atmosphere. >>> attorneys are now calling for the district attorney investigating the police shooting death of andrew brown jr. to recuse himself. this as protesters in north carolina continue to demand the release of police body cam footage. brown's immediate family is now set to see a few parts of the footage on tuesday after a judge issued an order to grant the family access. body camera video is not public record and cannot be released without court order under state law. cnn's natasha chen is with us now from north carolina. what more are you learning? >> fred , on tuesday the family of andrew brown jr. will see more of that video according to a judge's court order and that will happen right in the building behind us. right now a lot of people marching this morning have been signing two notices of demands that are being posted on the doors. those demands include the release of the

>> allison barber in stone crest, georgia. thank you.the medical director of special pathogens unit at boston medical center and msnbc medical contributor. let's start with what we just heard. what do you make of what those parents and kids had to say about getting the vaccine? >> craig, i think the cdc advisory committee is likely to follow the fda's recommendation of the amendment and what i would say is that there's -- in my mind there's four reasons parents should consider vaccinating their concern. one, the safety data seems quite clear. the signal shows that even the side effects are quite similar to what adults are facing and there's no additional concerns for safety. as you heard allison say and you said earlier, 100% so risk of covid is higher. other two reasons is return to normalcy. getting this vaccine allows kids who may go to camps over the summer or return to school or doing social activities can return to normalcy and rest of us to normalcy because you see that we need to reach that community level immunity so that people

ah allison hans. i tell to leave the homes in the middle of the night as israel hits garza with more air strikes. it comes as us president joe biden makes another push for a cease 5 and a phone call with israel as prime minister. ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is l 0 alive from doha. also coming up, the european union agrees to reopen it, stores to travel as, as long as they're fully vaccinated against cobit 19. and donald trump faces the increasing likelihood of criminal charges from investigations into his business dealings. ah, people living in to crowded, gaza residential neighborhoods have been warned to leave the homes ahead of israeli as strikes. this is the city skyline right now. one of the targets owns isn't far from the jamalia refugee camp in northern gossip. earlier israel hit southern gaza with more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 homes, medics say that 4 people were wounded in the city of con eunice. it's been more than 10 days of intense is ready. bombardment in gaza, costing 227

allison. and just with that, there are fears of an oil spill as rescue boats battle of fire on a container ship off the coast of sri lanka. it's been burning for the past. a dave? it's thought the fire was started by a nitric acid leak on board. high winds have made it difficult to put the fire out . now more than a candidate for next month, local elections in mexico have been murdered. the president blames criminal gangs. the latest victim was running to become a city mayor. this is the 1st report from the area john holman, in mitchell, i can when, when a local candidate in come away in mexico's film, the videos start his campaign, he didn't expect that the shot summed up the major issue in the biggest elections in mexican history. in a little more than a week, most positions in the country will be voted on minus the presidency and criminal groups of fighting to get their candidates into power, wiping out rivals. there have been more than 80 politicians killed during the campaign. always goin

joining us is republican strategist allison stewart, and democratic strategist paul begala, and so as we aare comin out together with all of the disclaimers of being vaccinated here, and chuck schumer said this vote makes it official that donald trump's big lie has fully enveloped the republican party. is that true? >> it appears that way for senate republicans. it is not out of the ordinary or crazy to have a couple of different thoughts in the head for a same time. we had fair and free election, and joe biden is the duly elected president, and we need a full accounting owhat happened on january 6th. that is not crazy to have the thoughts. but it is important to look at this, and listening to brian sicknick's family wanting answers, i don't know how you cannot give them closure that they need, but not only them, but the members of congress, and the vice president of the united states was hiding for his life, and we deserve these answers. i understand that there is some disclosures of the past that might be disturbing, but they are looking at this going to biden administration before

. >> i want to discuss with ashley allison, thank you for joining.reported, a lot of people don't know what critical race theory even is. why does everyone have an opinion about it? >> i think you are absolutely right. the majority of people who are probab probabl probably commetating on this, they don't have an understand of i it. they are afraid of it and for so long in this country our history has been told through the lens of white men. if you are used to have that privilege, that authority invoking you that your story is the dominant culture that your perspective is morre relevant than mine because i am not white. changing it may feel uncomfortable to. critical race theory just says that we have to expand the story to tell everyone's perspective and failure to do that is really failing america and failing children and failing our elected leaders because we have to know the whole story so that we don't repeat some of the mistakes of our past. >> it is really, i agree with you, it is really tough for people to change especially if you are used to

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we've got music from chloe moriondo, allison russell featuring brittney spencer and brandi carlile, andtoo. please join us for all that. our first guest is an emmy-nominated actor, producer, director, and now-game-show host. she controls the whammies on "press your luck"- season three premieres wednesday here on abc. please say hello to elizabeth banks. hello, liz are beth the -- elizabeth banks how are you? >> hi, jimmy. >> good to see you, where are you? >> hartford, connecticut. >> i'm guessing it's not beautiful in hartford, i've not been there. >> you know, i think it's probably not the nice estimast connecticut but they have been nice. >> you are from that area? >> i am, and while i've been working here i have been spending weekends seeing friends and family all over the east coast. i have seen my dad who i have not seen since the beginning of of the kbloepandemic and i'm se my mom this memorial holiday. >> how was that seeing your dad after a full year of not seeing him? >> i full cried baby cried, the whole type. i cried in the car, for the ten minutes before we saw each other.

let's bring in allison chinchar, our meteorologist.orial day weekend under way. >> no. and some people may be cleaning up today from the storms that we had yesterday because it was a very active day yesterday. 25 total tornado reports, nearly 250 severe wind reports, and a few large hail repha

. >> meteorologist allison chinchar is in the cnn weather center.or some of us not the grilling weather we had hoped to see this holiday weekends. >> sure. maybe you'll get a ten-minute break and run out to the grill and come back inside. overall, it's going to be a little soggy for many folks. in turn may cause some delays at some airports. so if you have travel plans today, please make sure you check with your airline carrier to see. up and down the east coast you're dealing with the showers and thunderstorms. also a separate system in the western portion of the country that will be looking at the potential for strong-to-severe thunderstorms as well. let's begin where it's raining and up and down the eastern seaboard, boston, new york, washington, d.c. and the carolinas are looking at some of those showers. this is likely going to continue for the rest of the day today because you have not one, but two different waves riding this front that is located here. so, overall, the heaviest rain will be focused along the coastal regions where you could pi

if the republican party stands for exclusivity -- >> let's bring in ashley allison along with our former communication director ted ted cruz, amanda carpenter. great to see both on this sunday night. >> amanda, i am looking forward to get your thoughts on this. watching this liz cheney's situation is playing out is why republicans are scared to speak out. that and the romney situation. still, how much is republican silence over the years to blame for enabling trump and his conspiracy rather and letting it all fester among their base? >> the more you go along with it, the more you stay silent and the more it builds and the harder it becomes to beat back. we are in this mess with the big election lies and the insurrection. republicans decided to let donald trump to make his arguments after it was clear that he lost in november. they gave him a month to spin this thing up and fund raise and organize activists and that led to the insurrection in the capitol. there are republicans who think that if they look away from this, it will magically go away. the trump's problem will never magically g

parker: i am allison parker, welcome to this session of my graduate course. in this course we have been reading and thinking about race, gender, and social protest movements including those for women's rights and civil rights. today we will be adding visual representations, confederates last -- lost cause monuments in particular to discuss how they display power and used to display our understanding of american history. we will be discussing about monuments in the moralization from the late 19th to the early 21st century could help us put our continuing debate over the meaning and power of public monuments into a longer and more informed historical perspective. i will delve into the story of what one proposed monument meant to the civil rights activist and feminist, mary church terrell, in light of her own history. in 1923, the united daughters of the confederacy pressed lawmakers in the united states to create a pass a bit -- to pass a monument to the faithful colored mammy's of the south. in 1913 white women unsuccessfully tried to keep black women out of w

let's bring in allison chinchar, our meteorologist. this, allison, this is not how we want to get memorial day weekend under way. >> no. and some people may be cleaning up today from the storms that we had yesterday because it was a very active day yesterday. 25 total tornado reports, nearly 250 severe wind reports, and a few large hail reports that were the size of tennis balls and baseballs, and more is in store for today. this forecast is brought to you by carvana, the new way to buy a car. now, when we talk about the areas of concern for today, some of those same areas that got hit yesterday could potentially get hit again today, but this is a much wider swath of the country where we're talking very large hail yet again, larger than golf bawl size, damaging winds, tornados. the timeline will be mainly this afternoon going into the evening for the focus. "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." breaking overnight, another life has been lost in the deadly shooting at the rail yard

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allison chinchar. thank you so much.lcome to your new day, i'm boris sanchez. >> good morning, i'm christi paul, we're following breaking news out of florida. two people we know are dead, and more than 20 others have been injured in a mass shooting. our teams arriving on the scene. we're going to take you there live. >>> texas is unstep closer to enacting tough new restrictions on voting following the 2020 election. we'll tell you what lawmakers are pushing for and what president biden is saying about all of this as states all over the country continue to pass similar legislation. >> and maybe turning a corner here, millions of people are venturing out this holiday weekend. you including i'm sure. the indy 500 is set to welcome 135,000 spectators, in fact,

allison harris explains. he was president by ratcheting up pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying he expects a significant de escalation today on the path to a cease-fire ending fighting with hamas. >> but even after the leaders spoke their 4th direct talks since the crisis began. the 2 sides exchanged rocket fire. the israel defense forces saying it's targeting an extensive series of tunnels under gaza. they called the metro netanyahu says israel is not ready to back off and he's determined to continue this operation until its objective is achieved we try to target. >> those who target us with great precision. >> the white house continuing to call its approach to israel. quiet diplomacy. our focus has not changed. >> we are we are working the escalation is i just read. >> to sustainable palm as republicans accuse democrats of turning their backs on israel in siding with the terrorist organization. one democratic house member has likely called israel. >> apartheid state. another said

let's bring in cnn's allison chinchar. she's tracking the re-entry of this rocket.s it's getting closer, we're getting a better idea where it might land. so, walk us through what you're seeing. >> yes. the ultimate question is where is it going to land and to know the answer to that you have to know where it is right now. at this very moment it's basically in the southern indian ocean. it's that red dot that you see down there. the yellow lines indicate the flight path, basically, where we anticipate it's going to go over the next several hours. here's the thing, the estimated re-entry at this point is between 20 utc and 12 utc. basically from 4:00 p.m. eastern time today sometime up until 8:00 a.m. eastern time sunday. so, you've got a pretty wide gap there as to when it may fall. then the next question becomes where will it fall. and the thing is, there's a lot of options at play here. basically along any one of these yellow or blue lines here indicate where is it may end up coming down. now, this may seem like a lot. basically, what we're saying is, it's either e

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and israel. >> that was allison harris reporting. secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s.ing more details on the residential high rise that was destroyed by israel in gaza. one of the things that set this off so far though, on the u.s. has not publicly detailing that latest intelligence tonight to southern california dmv offices fund themselves at the center of the federal bribery investigation. listen to this. investigators say the workers at the locations in lincoln park in torrance, both in la county except of thousands of dollars in cash in order to pass driving students tonight. it's unknown just how far that crime went because many of the court records are sealed according to a report from the only times of former manager who pled guilty to mail fraud yesterday. now, the 5th former worker in recent months to admit to a role as part of the scheme. the workers reportedly changed to test scores so drivers who either never took a test or failed a test past regardless. it's unknown just how many drivers were involved. the dmv, though, does have some 10,000 employees state

the issue is, even if chrissy teigen didn't go after someone, if someone criticized her, like -- allisones" who just made some comments about how big chrissy teigen's cookware businesses enter food business, and her cookbook business got, and she was just critical and on the side, allison romans is writing about food, and "the new york times" suspended her. she doesn't work there anymore. >> juan: they suspend someone who doesn't work there? >> dagen: they suspended her and then she left. it's because of comments about chrissy teigen! >> juan: look, i don't know why the glee in this thing. clearly, what chrissy teigen did was wrong. i think the whole idea of suggesting someone kill themselves, that kind of cyberbullying, it's reprehensible! i don't think that it absolves anybody else. i think people have the right -- chrissy teigen, cancel culture. anybody who does that kind of thing, they should be held accountable, they should be condemned. i think that chrissy teigen should be punished! to my mind, that's the bottom line. as far as cancel culture, and she is the queen of it, it's wron

appreciate it, allison. >>> time for some good stuff here. the finalist for the samuel j.known as the oscars of public service. and i want to highlight a few of them. they conducted research that led to the development of coronavirus vaccines that are now protecting millions of us. also, kenneth graham, the current director of the national hurricane center that helped coordinate response to the 2020 hurricanes amid this pandemic. em brown lee. he helped to get tens of thousands of americans home as countries began going into lockdowns, remember that? and zach schwartz working for the census bureau. he helped lead a team that worked to combat misinformation related to the consensus. ryan shelby helped people in haiti rebuild homes. those awards will be given out in october but announcing the winners thank you so much for joining us. congratulations to all of them. >>> "inside politics sunday" with abby phillip is next. we hope you make good memories today. >> we'll see you back here next weekend. we want to share a quick programming note for you, the all new cnn original se

nbc's allison barber is there in miami beach. this is pretty extraordinary as you are there with that great-looking dog, allison. explain how this works? do we know if it really works? >> reporter: so they have studied this at florida international university and not just here. they've studied this internationally and the university of pennsylvania and they say not only can they detect the scent of covid-19, but the dogs are really good at it. cobra here, her accuracy rate is 98%. watch how this works. so cobra and her handler john mills will show us what they're doing when guests arrive to this festival. as people make their way into the south beach food and wine festival they are greeted by dogs like cobra. cobra is one of four dogs working this event and she'll sniff their hands and you'll hear them explaining to people what she does to pick up smell from sweat of covid-19. one other tactic they do is the last people to take off their face mask so the dog can directly smell it there. more than 25,000 people are expected to att

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it's all a part of the big lie. >> ashley allison, thank you so much.te having you on. next time say how you really feel. >> thanks, don. >>> up next, how a murder investigation in colorado may have revealed voter fraud. we're going to tell you what we know . my garden brings us together. my garden is my therapy. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. when we started carvana, they told us simparica trio. that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. protect him with all your heart. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as to

the host of "the wall" comedian chris hardwick is here along with allison moore chris, i know you'veme. tell us about some of the good work this organization does. >> well, it's such a phenomenal and started by richard curting in u.k. decades ago and we've had it in the u.s. since 2015. so red nose really finds where children are in need the most and spreads the money and costs over a variety of charities that make sure children are safe, healthy, fed, helps with education. certainly like you said in the last year it's been more crucial. so it's just such a beautiful organization and also the idea of like approaching it from, hey, we're going to put on these red noses and sort of be a little absurd and have fun, but just to highlight like a really serious issue but in a way we as performers are able to sort of, you know, just kind of create this environment that gets people attention and it's been such an amazing. we used to do a live show. obviously we weren't able to do that this year, so we were able to do an episode of the wall and devoted it to red nose day >> covid has raised t

i allison ends, i'm told to leave the homes in the middle of the night as israel hit the guns with more strikes. ah hello, i'm down, jordan, this is out there at la. you from also coming up a stronger push for the fire from us president joe biden, and his latest phone call to israel's prime minister. the intellectual palestinian community in chile just.

the host of "the wall" comedian chris hardwick is here along with allison moore, the ceo of comic reliefd red nose day. thank you both chris, i know you've been involved with red nose day for a long time. tell us about some of the good work this organization does. >> well, it's such a phenomenal -- it was sort of by this guy named richard curtis in the uk decades ago we've had it in the u.s. since 2015 so red nose really finds where children are in need the most and spreads the money across a variety of charities that make sure children are safe, healthy, fed, you know, helps with education. certainly, like you said, within the last year it's been even more crucial so it's just such a beautiful organization and also the idea of like approaching it from, hey, we're going to put on these red noses and be a little absurd and have fun but just to highlight a really serious issue but in a way that we as performers are able to sort of just kind of create this environment that gets people's attention. it's been such an amazing -- we used to do a live show obviously we weren't able to do that th

allison harris has more on the growing pressure that the white house now faces to address the conflict> president biden greeted just moments after arriving by local congresswoman rashida tlaib, a democrat and one of his harshest policy critics in the conflict between israel and the militant palestinian group hamas and the only palestinian-american in congress. later, the president acknowledged to leaves a femily still in the region. i pray that your grandma, my family well. >> a promising to everything you see that they are west bank. your fighter thank them enough. >> despite the president expressed his support for ceasefire in a call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu monday. the battle between israel and hamas still rages today. a rocket launched from gaza killed 2 in israel. hours after israeli airstrikes took down a 6 story building in palestinian territory. more than 200 palestinians have been killed since fighting began last week. according to gaza health ministry israel says it is acting in self-defense as months launches wave after wave of rockets. >> re palace as pressure