i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the biden administration is cram belling to deal with the surge with migrants at the border. with homeland security, more than 15,000 children are unaccompanied. on sunday the homeland security sect defended the administration's policies. >> the border is closed. we are expelling families. we are expelling single adults and we've made a decision that we will not expel young, vulnerable children. >> but the message that the border is closed is not slowing the rate of new arrivals. a temporary overflow facility for up to 2,000 children is now being set up in west texas to handle what the administration acknowledges is the largest surge in 20 years. president biden says he plans to visit the border, quote, at some point as reporters questioned him about the white house response. >> i know what's going on in those facilities. >> what more can be done, sir? >> a lot more. we are in the process of doing it now. >>> republicans are seizing on the issue to hammer the president for reversing t

andrea? >> and what about the reaction in albany? interviewed i believe it was the majority leader in the state senate. are they going to stick with him? >> i would say they're being very cautious. andrea stewart cousins said that his apology was a good start. she didn't think it laid the controversy to rest in any way, shape, or form. and i spoke to jay jacobs this morning. he's head of the state democratic party, and he said basically what the governor did is he bought some time yesterday, took some steam out of the issue or so he thought, and maybe convinced people to wait for the independent investigator. >> well, it's so good to see you, anne, and ruth and susan. let's say as soon as covid restrictions are lifted, i would love to just have the three of us sitting around and talking about all of this. >> i'm in. >> good deal. thanks so much. thanks for being here today. >>> coming up, a scathing report now finding congressman ronny jackson engaged in inappropriate conduct when he was dr. jackson, former president trump's white ho

andrea:¿cuÁnto dos aÑos tienes tÚ ? ana: 59. andrea: tambiÉn maritza dice que tiene miedo.io todo adulto en estados unidos que quiera una vacuna la va a poder haber recibido ya. sobre 170 millones de personas pueden haber sido vacunadas para el mes de junio. se estima que para el otoÑo , vamos a decir octubre, los adolescentes de secundaria van a tener acceso a vacunas y para principios del 2022 los niÑos, que son lo que menos riesgo tiene de covid—19, tambiÉn se una poder vacunar. andrea: a las amigas no les queda otra que esperar. david, el agricultor, se pondrÁ la vacuna en los prÓximos dÍas y dice que ahora se siente mÁs tranquilo porque si se enfermara... david: impactarÍa a todos. tanto a mi y allÁ a los familiares porque como quien dice, uno es la base de ingreso econÓmico para ellos. andrea: ademÁs del alivio para su salud, david dice que con la vacuna encuentra una gran satisfacciÓn. david: nunca imaginÉ que iba a ser algo tan importante como es un trabajador esencial. nunca lo imaginÉ y me siento afortunadoque me digan que soy importante. me siento orgulloso y a l

andrea? >> that's very true.play also, jesse, and i want to bring you into this and we're glad to have your expertise here, also another segment from the norah o'donnell cbs interview with charlotte bennett and just the impact of it and ask you about it on the other side. >> i think abusers look for vulnerabilities, previous traumas, the idea that maybe i'm more willing to accept behavior because i have a history of sexual violence. perhaps i'm not as confident in myself. >> you think he knew that. >> yeah. >> you think he was grooming you. >> yeah. >> jesse, i want to ask you about albany, because you know it so well. also your colleague from "the new york times" who broke the story about the nursing home data that was altered by the cuomo aides as your colleague is reporting but also the impact of the interview being on television and how that plays there. there are certain things that are just accepted, a certain amount of harassment in the me-too area, accepted in the state capitol in the legislative corridor

andrea? >> and lisa, you wrote about governor cuomo as part of a larger story you were writing about cuomo and governor desantis. focusing on cuomo, you drilled down that this puts democratic party leaders, looking at the larger issue for democrats, the allegations have left his party divided between those who believe he must leave office and others who worry thads party is eating its own. focus on that, you had others leap like those did on senator franken and many regret that, stating they didn't give him a chance to respond. now you have them hanging in so far but not the state leaders in albany, they're now saying enough is enough. >> exactly. of course, in every situation of sexual harassment is a different situation. i think folks who did jump out on al franken, senate democrat, would say that's a different case and there were more allegations. but this does get a larger issue for the party. during the trump era, democrats positioned themselves as defenders of me too and that was a good

andrea?joining us now to react to all of this is democratic mayor steve adler of austin, texas. mr. mayor, thank you so much. first of all, are you required to go along with the governor or do you have the local option of keeping the mask requirement? and what do you expect retailers, restaurant owners who have been so deeply affected economically, how will they react to it? it puts you in the middle politically. >> i think that most folks will say the governor's order probably controls and are not allowed to issue a penalty associated with our order, which has been consistent since the beginning to have people wear masks. businesses right now, people are hearing mixed messages like the person in the interview we just saw. and that's the real danger here. i mean, the health experts are near unanimous that masking works, it's effective, it's necessary, it's one of the reasons why we're doing as well as we are doing in texas. but to take away the mandate now sends a very mixed message. it's goi

i'm andrea mitchell with breaking news in washington. president biden and congressional democrats are about to clear the last big hurdle to deliver on nearly $2 trillion in crucial covid relief. we are awaiting the final vote of the american rescue plan. a house democratic majority is expected to pass the senate's covid bill today, giving president biden his first big legislative victory. despite republican efforts to slow down the final vote with a flurry of last-minute objections on the house floor. the bill would create a massive surge of new funding that will send $1,400 checks to tens of millions of americans, provide billions in aid for schools, small businesses, state governments, and the vaccine distribution effort and slash health care premiums for many obamacare recipients. joining me now is nbc's garrett haake on dpl xl. nbc chief white house correspondent and weekend today co-host peter alexander. former maryland democratic congresswoman donna edwards. and former republican national committee communications chairman. garrett,

andrea? >> thank you for that. we look forward to your interview with kevin mckarthy and joining me now is nbc correspondent jacob soboroff. you are at a vacant nasa facility as a prospective place to house the children and as someone who wrote the best-selling book "separated" about the kids during the trump years. what are you learning about the potential, temporary shelters? >> reporter: well, a couple of things, andrea and garrett's question is exactly right for the republicans if this is a humanitarian crisis that indeed it is with the border patrol facilities with the jails with children with overcrowded conditions. what is the solution? is this simply a political crisis or are you going to propose ways to house these children and get them out of those inhumane conditions and into places like the one like health and human services is looking in the san francisco bay area. you might i ask what am i doing in the san francisco bay area when i'm talking about housing children in the united

andrea?eople are demanding his resignation and the politics of this are, you know, we've seen in the past, some would say -- some in the democratic party have said very publicly, they think they jumped too frankly with al franken the senator but not quickly enough with bill clinton back in the day. and they're trying to get this right, whether it's not in the second case a question of physical abuse or assault, anything like that, but it is workplace harassment if it is as alleged that she has credible information, as people pointed out, contemporaneous, she told her mother, other people, went to the governor's office, told two women in the governor's office, asked for another assignment. she did everything by the book. >> she did, that's charlotte bennett. and talking to a prominent democrat in albany today, there's an acknowledgment governor cuomo is in trouble here. is it enough to make him resign? this one democrat thinks they're not quite there yet. it still hasn't reached, if you will,

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andrea: hemos tenido algunas ideas para apoyar a estos jÓvenes.a los padres recomendamos que pregunten quÉ ayuda estÁn buscando en internet. tambiÉn, deben pensarlo bien antes de quitarle el telÉfono. muchos jÓvenes estÁn buscando apoyo en comunidades online. lo otro, preste mucha atenciÓn a los sÍntomas, porque muchos jÓvenes pueden decir que se sienten bien, pero pueden estar bajo depresiÓn. hay que hablar con los jÓvenes. paola: muy bien. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportera: es un gusto saludarlos. actividad en las canchas del mundo. 2—1 venciÓ el bayern a la lazio. se instalaron en la siguiente ronda los alemanes. queda muy bien informado. majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo en

andreas: it is difficult to say. ultimately it comes down to what we just heard from sree, -- from sree, where she said it is basically speed. guy: that's the point, isn't it? goldman sachs got there early and dealt with it. what on earth was credit suisse doing, sitting around and waiting? i am wondering where the problem lies therefor at credit suisse, that it would have been aware of the problem, but did nothing about it, or didn't do enough about it quickly enough. andreas: that is probably the billion dollar question they are facing. alix: so how should an investor be looking at a bank like credit suisse based on that? andreas: well, but we have seen obviously started with green sill already. some kind of reassessment of the risk profile, i would say, and obviously getting hit just a few weeks later on the reputation is an issue. clearly trust is an issue. for a bank with wealth management at the core of strategy, these are very serious issues. it is obvious reputation is lost very quickly, but that takes a long

andrea?time in new york state. >> you may remember, they were telling people not to go get tested at first f you're asymptomatic, don't go. if you had mild symptoms, they were saying don't get tested. it was really only the people with significant symptoms getting tested. it was difficult to get tests then. it's still not particularly easy to be perfectly honest. the mayor of new york city, and there's no love lost between the mayor of new york city and love lost between the governor, who was asked about this today, in the scope of the other allegations the governor is facing, these accusations seem less significant. andrea? interesting indeed. a.b. stoddard, how does this story play politically, given the impeachment the legislature is considering? >> it's sort of stunning to find myself agreeing with bill de blasio but i think if we had a crystal ball, we would have learned what a lot of state and political officials around the country last spring were doing to help their friends and family

>> a couple of reactions to it, andrea. first, thank goodness the defense attorney did not cross-examine her. >> my thoughts exactly. >> the hardest thing sometimes is just sit down and be quiet and that was a time for a defense attorney to sit down and be quiet. this little girl saw a terrible, traumatic event. it made her sad and mad. again, she's a truth-teller. in her open, less sew fist indicated but compelling way told the jury honestly what she saw and there's nothing to cross-examine her on. that brings up another point, andrea, the earlier cross-examination of her cousin of of darnella by the defense attorney, opened the door for the prosecution to get back up and redirect an examination of darnella and ask her how her life had changed, which led to that incredibly compelling and emotional testimony about how she wished she could have done more, she wish she could have done more for george floyd, that haunts her. the lesson here is unless you really have something to add by opening your mouth and talking in court,

emerging as an artwork herself generating artwork that then was later inspired by andrea on a chair of art work through many iterations of art then fueled more art resulting in this purely digital work very rich fueled by art history her own works andrea's work. this is the. main piece that we put on the nifty. nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as nifty it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist and day i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what we wanted to do was make a statement. acknowledging war. 'd and humans call it what. you know but what was sophia's actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat but with a face

tonight or will be turkey planes tomorrow night 60. 8 andrea tries to sleep as best he can. he's in for a restless night. people who live near airports have to put up with a lot of noise often until late at night and then again from early in the morning we're. almost mental has spent 7 years studying what noise does to our bodies the cardiologist is especially interested in the noise of airplanes at night which many people struggle with. the idea of studying aircraft noise at night is based on major studies that have shown clear link between insufficient or interrupted sleep and a greater risk of cardiovascular conditions so heart attacks strokes cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac insufficiency. could too much noise be the coals the next morning and drag garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible. because andrea was healthy his body would repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone . when you

andrea: excelente, seguiremos esta propuesta.ones del sindicato de maestros, el distrito escolar va a retomar la instrucciÓn en persona. es un asunto complicado, porque no todos los padres piensan de esa manera y porque el regreso sigue generando inseguridad, incertidumbre. vamos a conectarnos con mÓnica garcÍa, miembro del distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles. mÓnica, ¿por quÉ no dejar que el curso termine como empezÓ, y comenzar de manera presencial en el otoÑo? >> es importante empezar de nuevo a recuperar la confianza, a recuperar la comunidad. por cierto, vamos a seguir aprendiendo juntos. para algunas familias, ellos van a decidir seguir el aÑo en lÍnea, a distancia a computadoras, eso es aceptable, pero hay muchos jÓvenes que requieren mÁs apoyo, mÁs atenciÓn. para ellos nos urge abrir el plantear lo mÁs pronto posible. especialmente los chiquitos que requieren apoyo de un adulto todos los dÍas. el distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles es enorme, cÓmo se va garantizar a los padres de los alumnos, los miles de padr

veamos lo que dijo andrea. andrea: sabemos nuestras historias, nuestro noviazgo.n momento sabe que era... no se asusten. alan: creo que estÁ un poco enojada andrea. [risas] francisca: estÁ enojada con los medios. alan: decÍan que eran cosas que se habÍan dicho anteriormente muchas de ellas. francisca: el problema es por quÉ decir eso ahora, lo que la gente estÁ diciendo. alan: yo que la conozco sÉ que tienen una relaciÓn muy buena. saben que lo han hablado y que se sabe toda la vida. se conocen todas las historias. yo creo que con ese permiso que se tiene lo dijo porque ya sabe que andrea lo sabe. raÚl: la actitud de andrea fue como para quÉ le estÁn buscando la quinta pata al gato. ya se han hablado. alan: loque pasa que reaccionÓ fuerte. raÚl: la cuestiones que involucra a otras personas. alan: una cosa y la relaciÓn de erick con andrea y otra cosa son las terceras personas que menciono. salma hayek en un momento dado dirÁ. raÚl: al parecer, la lista es bastante larga. [risas] francisca: me encanta conversar con ellos porque no podemos quedar aquÍ la maÑana ente

hi, andrea. >> reporter: hey, ken.to say it's been quiet in this oracle park area would be an understatement. foot traffic has come to a crawl since the pandemic has begun and businesses have been really impacted in this area, but things are starting to look up. >> it's like it's christmas come early. you know what i mean? we've just been waiting so long for some sort of good news. >> reporter: scott morton, owner of momo's bar and grill in san francisco, is ready for business to pick up again. he's managed to stay open through the pandemic unlike many of his neighbors. >> man, this is a shot in the arm that i think the whole city needs, but this area in particular, you know, being so close to the ballpark. we're really excited for the future. >> reporter: today both the giants and the athletics making the big announcement through social media, the a's already swinging for the fences with a tweet welcoming fans back to the coliseum and putting tickets up for sale for opening day on april 1st. >> it's what the game is a

andrea, thank you. we appreciate it from blue willow bookshops in houston, texas. >>> thank you for joining us. i am david, senior policy analyst at

. >> that's right, andrea. what we have learned, as an unfortunate circumstance over the last decade, police officers have to respond quickly to these mass shootings. he did just that and paid the ultimate price. >> clint, i think the police chief is speaking about it. i think we can play that now. >> i feel numb and it's heartbreaking. heartbreaking to talk to victims, their families. you know, it's tragic. this officer had seven children, ages 5 to 18. i can tell you that he's a very kind man and he didn't have to go into policing. he had a profession before this, but he felt a higher calling. he is everything that policing deserves and needs. he cared about this community. he cared about boulder police department. he cared about his family. and he was willing to die to protect others. >> to that point, clint, jim cavanaugh, as you know from the atf previously was on the air last night saying that in the past first responders would wait for the backup or wait for the swat teams to come, people with the gear,

. >> yeah, andrea. in the past two hours we've gotten essentially a preview of what the next two or three weeks will look like as this trial is under way. you heard up first on the prosecution who played that video. they first previewed that video and set a new time. we heard eight minutes and 46 seconds and they said george floyd was under the knee of that police officer derek chauvin for nine minutes and 29 seconds. you see how crucial this video will be as part of their case. they played this full video and after three weeks of jury selection and after jury questioning, most of the jurors in that courtroom have not seen this entire video. there was one juror who said he hasn't seen the video at all and for them to play the entire video and something that we as a network have avoided playing the entire video and that will go into the strategy of what the prosecution is trying to do here. we also got a sense of the key witnesses the prosecution will bring up. we heard that the police chief, the minneap

. >>> con 11 aÑos, andrea era una jovencita llena de vida.ntado en estados unidos. su pa tre cayÓ en una deportaciÓn expreso en octubre pasado. separado de su familia en mÉxico. se contagio con covid 19. sus gemelas viajaron para ayudarle. para ayudarle y darle de comer si pesadilla no terminÓ ahÍ. andrea sufriÓ una infecciÓn en la garganta que se complicÓ por sufrir de diabetes. las secuelas fueron terribles. >>> se ahogÓ, porque no podÍa arrojar sus flemas. le faltÓ el aire y le dio el paro respiratorio. >>> la angustia llevÓ a su madre a mÉxico. >>> se me hacia eterno el camino. para estar con ella. (solloza). >>> tras una semanas a su lado. la joven fue llevada en un aviÓn los Ángeles, pero sus padres no pueden regresar. >>> quisiera estar en el pasillo del hospital donde mi hija esta, aunque no me dejaran verla. >>> andrea no puede valerse por si misma. y estÁn pidiendo una visa humanitaria y su abogado dice, no serÁ fÁcil. >>> a la tragedia se suman 80 mil dÓlares de deudas entre hospitales y traslado. que buscan saldar noticias telemun

i'm andrea mitchell. a shocking murder at atlanta area spas on tuesday. robert aaron long is in custody after officials released footage showing him at three locations. rodney bryant was asked about a motive. >> we have received a number of calls about is this a hate crime. we are still early in this investigation. we cannot make that determination at this moment. >> the georgia shootings do follow a wave of unprovoked attacks across the country of people of asian descent. president biden has just been briefed. vice president kamala harris also addressing the terrible shootings. >> we don't know, we are not yet clear about the motives. i want to say to our asian communities we stand with you and understand how this has frightened and shocked all people. >> and the shootings condemned. >> i want to mention what happened just a few hours ago in atlanta in which several women were killed, including, we believe, four women of asian descent. we are horrified. >> counterterrorism agents were sent to atlanta out of new york city out of an abundance of caution. i

in oakland, andrea nakano, kpix 5. >>> tonight we're hearing from a woman accused of attacking a san francisco uber driver. she says things escalated when the driver told them to get out in an unfamiliar neighborhood. >> defending somebody kicking girls out on the freeway. no matter what the situation is. i don't give a [ bleep ] what the situation is. >> now, this is the video the driver shared with us. you can see the woman grab his cellphone and rip off his mask. the driver says the passengers began calling him names and using racial slurs when he told one of them to put on a mask. he says he decided to end their ride, but they would not leave. >> you are not letting us out in the middle of the freeway. you are not letting us out on the middle of the freeway. >> the driver says as he was taking the group back to their pickup location, one woman opened the car door on the freeway, and he says he pulled over and then things got heated. >> what you going to do? what you going to do? >> i'm going to talk to my company. >> well, that woman is now banned from both uber and lyft. san fra

. >> new york state senator and majority leader andrea stewart cousins joins me now to talk about this. madam leader, you heard the governor moments ago. did his comments go far enough? >> you know, i think that the apology is important. i think people need to hear that he knows that what happened made people feel, yes, uncomfortable, and, you know, that's important, but it really is not so much about the apology as about, you know, the fact that there is just no place for, you know, some of the things that, you know, he's apologizing for. so we are here obviously waiting for the -- the investigation to be completed by the attorney general, and, you know, we are just, you know, trying to move

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one of new york state's most powerful democrats, senate majority leader andrea stewart-cousins, joined the chorus of calls for cuomo to resign. in a bombshell interview with oprah winfrey, meghan markle and prince harry revealed shocking details about life as royals, includinthe racism suffered by markle, which also extended to her unborn child when she was pregnant with their son archie. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he was born. >> what? who is having that conversation with you? amy: meghan markle, also known as the duchess of sussex, also shared she had suicidal thoughts and was unable to get the help she needed from within the royal institution. markle told oprah winfrey, "i just didn't want to be alive anymore."

andrea? >> reporter: well, he started his career here in san francisco. first as a litigator and then joining the san francisco city attorney's office. before eventually running for public office. the son of people who worked in the civil rights movement, went to yale is now nominated to be california's next attorney general. >> the grounds of international hotel his mother fought for rights in 1997, assembly member was named as newsom's pick for attorney general. >> incredibly important office in the cause of, yes, racial justice, social justice, economic justice, environmental justice. >> reporter: bonta, considered to be the

deaths 50 new york lawmakers calling cuomo to step down many democrats including state senate majority andrea stewart cousins says for the good of the state, governor cuomo must resign. he's not listening >> i was elected by the people of the state, i was not elected by politicians i am not going to resign because of allegations >> reporter: even on the national stage, there is no defensive cuomo. >> the allegations from each of these women are serious. >> reporter: and a formal one >> i am confident that the attorney general will conduct an independent comprehensive investigation and i think we should all wait to see what those results are. >> reporter: can he still govern >> the lion is wounded but he's got governmental power. >> reporter: former acting u.s. attorney june kim and employment lawyer, anne clark, will lead the team

emerging as an artwork herself generating artwork that then was later inspired by andrea. artwork through many iterations of art that then fueled more art resulting in this purely digital work very rich fueled by art history her own work andrea's work. and this is the. main piece that we put on the nifty. nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as nifty as it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist and day i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what we wanted to . make a statement in the war than even in the war of opening. and humans. you know. and you know but what was sophia's actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more

highest ranking woman in the new york state legislature, senate majority leader andrea stewart-cousins, a democrat, released this statement. every day there is another comp that is drawing away from the business of government. we have allegations about sexual harrassment in a toxic work environment, the loss of credibility surrounding the covid-19 nursing home data and questions about the construction of a major infrastructure project. the nation is still in this pandemic and is still facing the societal health impacts of it. we need to govern without daily distraction for the good of the state. governor cuomo must resign. the democratic speaker of the state assembly where an impeachment proceeding would begin issued a statement saying, the allegations pertaining to the governor that have been reported in recent weeks have been deeply disturbing and have no place whatsoever in government, the workplace or anywhere else. i, too, share the sentiment of senate majority leader

andrea nakano talked with a local infectious disease doctor for some perspective on all this, andrea? >> reporter: here in the bay area, most counties are seeing a downward trend in covid-19 cases. alameda county is expected to move into the orange tier and infectious disease dr. monica gandhi telling me tonight that downward trend should continue as more people get vaccinated. >> what is really making me optimistic is watching the vaccines playthe world stage. >> reporter: dr. monica gandhi with ucsf sees signs of hope. she says the data shows thevaist on lessening the severity of covid-19. >> one death in l.a. county today from covid-19. that is a big deal. zero deaths from covid-19 in the city of london today. that is a big deal. that is how vaccines work. >> reporter: this as swift easing of restrictions and rising cases in some parts of the country have top health officials concerned. >> i'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. >> reporter: dr. gandhi, though, says even with spring break around the corner, she's not sensing the same level of concern

reporting live, pew. >> andrea, i grew up a couple blocks away from there. it never ceases to amaze me. it is posted every 20 feet with signs do not climb on the cliffs, and it is dangerous, people fall, we have seen animals fall off. dogs have to get rescued. what is the situation there with people. >> explaining to people here on cliff side. as you can see right now the ambulance is coming in to the parking lot with those two people who are on the cliff side. they are being warmed up, of course, any length of time-out in this weather this wind here is whipping off of here. you are going to get cold very, very fast. i am cold under multiple layers of blankets and wool right now. we are told that everyone is okay and sf fire, once again, pulled off another cliff rescue, at least the third in the past two weeks tonight. >> they are amazing. >> andrea, thank you for that. >>> we will show you video you will only see here on kpix5. our cameras were there as san francisco's market street after an asian woman turned the table on her attacker. wilson walker has mo

to step down, including the senate democratic leader, andrea stewart-cousins. the allegations against cuomo range from allegations of inappropriate touching and inquiries about the sex lives of his subordinates to allegations of unwanted kissing and a request to play strip poker during a trip on a government plane. and the latest allegation first reported by "the albany times union," the governor's accused of reaching under a staffer's shirt and groping her while she was at the governor's mansion on official business. governor cuomo has denied ever inappropriately touching or propositioning anyone who worked for him. he denies asking anyone to play strip poker, denies reaching under a woman's blouse. at the same time, he has responded to some of the claims of inappropriate conversations and statements by saying his actions, quote, have been misinterpreted as unwanted flirtation. he's admitted that he, quote, may have been insensitive or too personal in his interactions. well, tonight, just before we got on the air, the "wall street journal" published a story re

. >> that was andrea stewart cousins who said that on television, that we would have to resign if the investigation reveals anything inappropriate. this is going to include more than just presumably questioning the governor, but also the governor's staff, what did they know, when did they know it. they could also face some sort of liability in this in terms of what did you do when these complaints were brought to your attention? >> yes. this investigation, which is being overseen by the new york state attorney general, but spearheaded by an outside law firm yet to be hired, will have broad subpoena powers to request records, text messages, emails, and to compel witnesses to testify under oath, including the governor. and it was sparked by these accusations that we know about, but it could be brought out to include any other sexual harassment allegations that might surface as investigators are doing their work. now, that's going to take months. these sort of investigations take time.

andrea mitchell is here andrea, what does the report say >> reporter: lester, tonight's report says russia's president putin authorized a range of operations to undermine public confidence in the 2020 elections not by hacking but by denigrating joe biden to try to re-elect former president trump. the report says russian proxies pushed unsubstantiated charges against biden to the u.s. media and to prominent people close to trump iran on the other hand tried to defeat trump, but contrary to repeated claims by top trump officials, china decided not to risk meddling in the campaign for either candidate. tonight the white house tells nbc's peter alexander there will be more action soon against russia. lester. >> all right andrea mitchell, thanks. >>> in houston, a 1-year-old baby is recovering after being shot accidentally by a police officer tonight the boy's mother is speaking out to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: in this surveillance video from earlier this month, houston police say the man running was an armed robbery suspect who then tried to carjack a woman pumping gas. officers opened fire,

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. >> un gusto saludarte, andrea. >> un placer estar aquí contigo. >> háblanos un poquito de ti. >> tengostar cantando lo que me viene a la mente. >> cántame un poquito. >> bravo. ¿desde cuando tenías la inquietud de que quería sé reina? >> conocí sobre los concursos de belleza cuando ximena navarrete ganó el miss universo. >> ¿qué quieres lograr si ganas? >> quiero ser la voz de las mujeres que han sufrido discriminación, violencia, acoso. hablar de este tema. es una situación que no se vive solo en méxico lamentablemente, si no en todas partes del mundo. >> muchísimas gracias, andrea y todo el éxito del mundo. >> vamos a otra pausa y sepa lo que debe saber antes de presentar su declaración de impuestos. >> (música). >> amigos, hoy es el día en que recordamos y celebramos al líder de los campesinos en estados unidos, césar chávez. estamos en un festejo en el barrio hispano de la misión del valle de san francisco. >> estamos en la misiónen la calle alabama. >> hoy están honrando la memoria de césar chávez y recolectando comida para enviar a las personas necesitadas. lo que harán son rezos

andrea: vamos a continuar hablando de la moda. presente en una alfombra digna de premios y de toda una artista. andrea: me encantÓ porque es la nueva normalidad. hay que vestirse el cuerpo completo. harry:es la cobija que uso en el sofÁ. muy dramÁtico pero me encanta porque logrÓ combinar dos colores que uno no combinarÍa normalmenteel rosa femenino con el vino tinto que es mÁs maduro. lo hizo sensacional. se veÍa como mayor. una chica joven, bellÍsima. aquÍ me quedo con mi cobija que me encanta y se parece a la de sofÍa. andrea: es joven pero lo lindo es que sabe lo que le queda bien y que se arriesga y estos eventos son para arriesgarse. les mando un beso ♪ ♪ ♪ que nunca te falte... cariño. o hidratación. neutrogena® hydro boost, el humectante número uno con ácido hialurónico te da, en un instante, el doble de hidratación. para una piel tersa e hidratada. neutrogena® voltaren arthritis pain gel, el primer y único gel tan fuerte como uno recetado, antinflamatorio no esteroidal. voltaren, el alivio poderoso del dolor de artritis e

andrea tries to sleep as best he can. he's in for a restless night. people who live near airports have to put up with a lot of noise often until late at night and then again from early in the morning we're. almost mental has spent 7 years studying what noise does to our bodies the cardiologist is especially interested in the noise of airplanes at night which many people struggle with. the idea of studying aircraft noise at night is based on major studies that have shown clear links between insufficient or interrupted sleep and a greater risk of cardiovascular conditions so heart attacks strokes cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac insufficiency. could too much noise be the cause the next morning andrea garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible. because andrea was healthy his body would repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone . you say i have coronary heart disease f

próximo paso para asegurar que la nación tenga suficientes vacunas de cvo para todos sus habitantes, andrean, . >>> vamos camino a tener suficientes vacunas para todos los estadounidenses para fines de mayo, meses antes de lo anticipado. >>> el gobierno federal comprará 100 millones de dosis adicionales, durante plena temporada de semana santa indica que 76 por ciento de personas preferirían hacerlo hacia un destino que requiera pasaportes de vacunación, por su parte la organización mundial de la salud advirtió que requirir este tipo de certificación podría resultar en problemas éticos, actualmente el uso como requisito para viajar no es recomendado, aunque lasvacunas no están disponiblesmedidas con la disponibilidad de la vacuna, esta semana permitir que la gran mayoría de sus habitantes y también las personas sean mayores de 16 años, mientras continúan añadiendo. >>> no podían conseguir una cita . >>> andrea cruz, telemundo. >>> por su parte en california hasta hoy se ha colocado un total de 10 millones 772859 vacunas, en el estado dorado cerca de 40 millones de personas, donde está marca

nbc, andrea mitchell >>> up next, the doctor with the camera on the front lines of the pandemic >>> finally i want to show you different angles from the struggles we have all been through this year through the lens of an er doctor >> reporter: no ppe can mask their intentions to deny covid-19 another human right. er doc set out to document his hospital >> patients, how important it is to share the reality of what was going on and how people were suffering and coping and trying to survive >> reporter: the photos capture the limits of interventions. >> there is a photo shows of a tray, i imagine it is intubation kit. >> reporter: humanity fills the lens one picture showing someone holding the hand of another patient. >> just being there and having some human closeness in the time of total isolation has never been more meaningful >> reporter: is there a moment where a photo is most impactful to you >> one of my good friends in college, dr. molly, leading a team trying to resuscitate a patient who just suffered a cardiac arrest from covid as she stares out during a pulse check where the team is

andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: they started as young women, goes to universities or choose their own husbands and transformed to battlefield commanders defending their people from being kidnapped and raped and tortured and killed. had you ever thought that you would become a war fighter? >> we were dragged into the war in a place where there was no choice for a decent life especially women they took over women's minds, bodies and everything else >> reporter: some blew themselves up with grenades to avoid from being capture. >> reporter: now we run, he says she was later wounded. >> they shot her they hit her nearly in the heart and she gets out of bed at the end of the battle of kobani when isis is handed their first loss and she makes sure she's standing there to say women were apart of this defeat for isis >> reporter: they were driving isis out of its territorial capitol, raqqa >> reporter: how would you describe the women fighters >> they were motivated and fit and rose to the occasion and courageous >> reporter: defeating isis earned them new respect from men >> reporter: ho

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