we have dr. berman and we have jessica tiara. welcome to the strange place in great international audience. tell them who you are and what you do. thank you for me. hi everyone. i'm here at martinez. i'm a health systems researcher based that the jama university. but during covey it i'm based in the carter. it's good to meet you all had to am in the morning into carter . oh, good morning. that's commitment right back. dr. berman. thank you so much for getting up early, staying up late for us as well. appreciate you. introduce yourself to our global audience. my. me, good morning everyone. if you would give ologist and this is on me, it's going to be no, i'm in and almost or yes. now it's not, cannot go back to god that but still have government dealing with. ready me come back to me just a moment dr. jessica. if you've been watching out a 0. you know jessica really well, jessica, just remind you on what you day. hi sammy, good morning. good evening. everyone. wherever you are, i'm part of the out of the asia pacific team and i'm

now, berman has no idea who this is. he just doesn't know.s, we're not going to reveal this until he figures it out. so i'm going to give you some clues here, berman, and i'm going to start with this. where everyone knows the name. >> okay, it's at cheers. >> no. no. okay, my clues are good because they're, you know, anyways, they're a little -- they're clues, but designed to make you look silly. just kidding. okay, famous. >> famous? >> you pass. if you're not going to get it. okay, classic. >> pass. >> family. >> brady bunch? >> okay. short lived. >> um, i don't know. >> you're onto something. short lived, pass. archeologists. >> archeologists? pass. >> shark. >> well, that's hawaii, that would be the hawaii special of brady bunch. >> so you're onto something. now we want you to guess who the character is. glasses. >> jan. oliver. >> cousin. >> oliver. it's cousin oliver. >> you said it, cousin oliver. that is right. here we go. robbie with us here. you're robbie, you're his favorite sitcom character. so, berman, take it away. >> cousin oli

you know, line yet the despite the risks, the volunteers keep coming civilians from the majority berman population starting their 3 week training with the ethnic rebels in that. okay. okay. i will no longer call, i'm a local local call and i'll be you. i've been you, molly, down there do do log me out table or do you like general shit? do we need the yellow ball by? by moving ation. robina, in this bench there are 400 trainees coming at 10 again saying has just 3 weeks to turn the civilians into soldiers. why, why you are alone. machines only, don't know what do it and go mean when we're doing it and i are going to go on longer when i don't want to pay a single zone and you don't want. and chinese conway gotten their critical consumer image on the vehicle. no, not long time. young john, but when i'm not saying what it and i need one over in the news it from a generation that grew up under civilian rule. bigotry. like this, new and dumb. familiar before the protest would knowing run an intern cafe in a provincial town appear when i was able to be men or do i know to get him and he'd been

dr. berman tiara. my very own out of the correspondent jessica washington. thanks for watching everybody. see you next time. ah. i am sorry. i should be about raising prices entirely down to the government. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in prime min designate adult had made as the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera, when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack. his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who loved her son, but adopted a generation latifah. a witness documentary on al jazeera, blue face masks, a common sight in city centers around britain, but as locked downs and lucid people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded later. it's a face mask made of plastic. now a recent survey found 7

. >> berman's thoughts? >> what does berman have to say about this?change, you have to rearrange. >> when his voice was cracking, you mean. >> right. i think that might have been more where matthew mcconaughey was going. i don't want to suggest there is an analogy between peter and matthew mcconaughey. >> i don't get it. >> this is like matthew mcconaughey being matthew mcconaughey. >> yeah. >> he's getting a lot of attention. >> i feel like it's letting people off the hook a little bit. to sort of say it's puberty makes it sound like, oops, sorry, we're just, you know, have masses of people who believe in qanon. people claiming the election was stolen when it wasn't. we had people storm the capitol. these are not like little teenage, pre-teen behaviors. these are highly, highly problematic behaviors. >> i have 12-year-old and 14-year-old boys at home. when i think about this subject, what mcconaughey is saying here just doesn't ring -- that's not where my head is on this. we actually have some teenage boys at home. >> his kids -- why, why doesn't it

. ♪ >>> hello i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day.he race to vak nate a new look at the highest risk places in the country where vaccinations are lagging far behind. >>> top scientists throwing cold water on the lab leak theory. we'll speak to one of the experts who is studying the evidence. >>> and a '90s throw back getting a vaccine remix, juvenile is here live with his new old song. >>> and the former president's lawsuit targeting big tech, is this really about the first amendment or just a little frivolous? ♪ >>> a big welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it's thursday, july 8th. and covid is on the rise again in the decision about whether to get vaccinated or not is becoming a matter of life and death. last month 130 people died of covid in maryland and according to maryland's governor, larry hogan, none of them were vaccinated. it's really the same story all across america . a look at all the data and they're mostly in the southeastern united states going a bit into southern missouri. but that's wher

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. >> anna berman is a big fan of pixar films so it was a dream come true when she landed the role ofulia. >> luca is an aspiring story . >> underdogs have to look out for each other. there is a twist in the story which is that luca and alberto rc monsters. everyone in the human town is afraid of sea monsters. everyone pretends to believe in monsters. >> i am not pretending. >> back creates a very big problem. >> you will laugh but you will also cry. sometimes maybe at the same time. it is a very emotional film. it has incredible messages behind it. accepting yourself and expecting others for who they are, there is a very strong female lead character of julia. she felt about girl power. that is definitely a strong and important message that needs to be shared too. >> my name is emma berman. i am 12 years old. voice julia in disney pixar's newest film, luca. >> i enjoy doing school place. i always wanted to be the main character. mom signed me up for a summer camp where i did a theater production of annie. i continue doing local theater and the bay area. i did some dancing. did voiceov

. >>> i'm john berman with poppy harlow today on this new day. breaking news from afghanistan. the final u.s. troops who were based at bagram's largest air base there are now leaving, and the rest of u.s. troops not far behind. >>> plus, the criminal case against the trump organization. are tax crimes just the tip of the iceberg? george conway joins us live. >>> most house republicans want no part in the committee investigating the capitol attack. what are they afraid of? we'll talk to someone who is on it. >>> olympic dreams could be dashed for an american athlete who failed a drug test, not for steroids, but marijuana. ♪ ♪ >>> all right, good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, july 2nd, and breaking overnight, the u.s. military handover at bagram air base in afghanistan. all u.s. forces have now left bagram. that is a huge air field that was the heart of the u.s. military presence in afghanistan for 20 years. it is now in the hands of afghan security forces. this is a new sign that the full withdrawal of u.s. troops is in its

i'm john berman with erica hill this morning. we have two stories breaking right now. president biden and the first lady on their way to surfside, florida, wheels up moments ago. the president no doubt will summon his skills as consoler-in-chief when he touching down. he plans to meet with family members of the victims. there is new video of the water gushing into the garage moments before the building collapsed. the bodies of on 10-year-old and 4-year-old child the latest to be recovered from the rubble. >>> and alan weisselberg s surrending. there's no case that donald trump or members of his family will be charged at this time. we have just received a statement from the trump organization. i want to read that to you. allen weisselberg is a love and devoted father and grandfather who worked at the organization for 48 years. the statements goes on to say the district attorney is being cour used as a pawn. this is not justice this is politics. again, that statement coming in from the trump organization. joining us now, jennifer weisselberg, a former daughter-in-law of

emma berman is a big fan of pixar films. it was a dream come true when she landed the role of guilia. >> your life is so much cooler than mine. >> it's an inspiring story of friendship and some are adventures of luca and guilia. >> the underdogs have to look out for each other. >> there is a twist in the story which is they are sea monsters. everyone in the human town are afraid of sea monsters. >> i not pretend. >> that creates a big problem. you will laugh but you will also cry. sometimes at the same time. it is an emotional film and has incredible messages. accepting yourself and accepting others for who they are. there is the strong female lead character of guilia. she is about girl power and that a strong and important message that needs to be shared too. >> have fun. >> go start a club for losers. >> my name is emma berman and i voice trances sent -- guilia. enjoyed doing school plays. i always wanted to be the main character. my mom signed me up for summer camp where i did a theater production of annie. i continued do

joining us, ari berman, "mother jones'" reporter and author of "give us the ballot."tkins is here, an msnbc contributor. matthew dowd, it is your state. texas governor abbott is trying -- i think saving face here and going back at these voter restrictions with the wind of the conservative majority of the supreme court at his back. talk about today in texas. >> well, great to be on. i mean i think you have to couple what he is trying to do on voter restrictions with what other things he has done in the last legislative session, the governor and the republicans, and he wants to do in this because i think they're fundamentally connected. what they're doing is trying to restrict votes so people can't hold them accountable in the process of voting next year in 2022 when he is up for election. because they have passed policies that are highly unpopular with the texas electorate, but whether it is permitless carry on guns, abortion restrictions, restrictions on women's choice, and then in this legislative session along with the voting restrictions, i don't know if you are aw

♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john bermans democrats leaving on a jet plane, not sure when they will be back as they protest a bill, and the state's governor threatens to arrest them. >>> as france considers mandating the coronavirus vaccine, the white house backing local mandates here in the u.s., so what happens now? >>> president biden facing two new crises at the country's doorstep. an assassination in haiti in an uprising in cuba. >>> and even the lawyers knew, a newly discovered e-mail shows that the republican party's top counsel called donald trump's 2020 legal efforts a complete joke. >>> good morning, to viewers here in the united states and around the world, it is tuesday, july 13th, and developing overnight, at least 50 democratic lawmakers fleeing the state of texas and landing in washington, d.c. in an effort to block new voting restrictions being pushed by republicans. the texas lawmakers vowing to stay away from the lone star state until a special session to take up the legislation comes to an end, and they ar

john berman here in for anderson cooper. this was necessary, officials say, because the remaining structure was being held up by little more than the rubble itself. when search crews returned to the pile at around 1:00 a.m., they uncovered three more bodies and one more later today. in a moment, the very latest from the scene. first, though, tropical storm elsa. surfside is already feeling the outer edge of it. but the worst could be coming instead to the gulf coast of florida. meteorologist derek van dam has more. it's going to be getting worse, derek. >> reporter: john, you've covered enough of these storms to understand that there are outer bands that can change the weather at a moment's notice. the miami-dade county region today had a tornado warning to the south we felt of surfside, really validating the decision to take down the remaining structure of the champlain towers. it's incredible, even though the center of this storm is well displaced from the surfside region, they could potentially still feel the impacts like

ari berman, a must-read on this topic. thank you so much. >> thanks so much, chris. >>> like i said at the top, today was a huge news day on time of the seismic supreme court ruling, there are criminal charges against the trump organization and one of trump's longest serving executives, allen weisselberg. we'll talk about what is in the 15 felony counts and what isn't. plus, we found out today who will serve on the select committee, former lead impeachment manager jamie raskin is on that list. he joins me right here next. don't go anywhere. i can do that. build an electric car? i can do that. weld the tower of a wind turbine? modernize the grid? install 10,000 solar panels? do what i've been doing my whole life? rebuild the country and protect america against climate change? we can do that. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand nothing on my skin, ♪ ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ no

. >> i want to bring in ari berman author of give us the ballot, the modern struggle for voting rights in america. there's so much talk about. i want to start though to take a step back, there's another a shoe that got passed today. it makes it easier for dark money to flow and for the state not to see it and when you take that in citizens united you could to totality of the -- make it harder for voters and easier for donors. >> that is absolutely right, chris. that is really the slogan for the roberts court, making it easier to buy elections and harder to vote for them and it was really fitting that they came at the same time. what are the rights that they are concerned about? they're concerned about the rights of dark money groups to keep their donor secret, and that worried about the rights of states to be able to suppress voters. not the rights of voters who are facing discrimination, and that was a complete inverse of what the voting rights act was supposed to do chris. as you know, the voting rights act was supposed to protect minority voters who are facing voter suppression in p

by zaila avant-garde. >> spectacular. >> was she something or what, john berman? >> i think she's fantastic and the fact she wants to do all those things and as you say, i have every confidence frankly that she will. >> harvard basketball. i bet she'll do it, too. kate bennett, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> cnn's coverage continues right now. ♪ >>> very good friday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. poppy has the week off. a big question this morning, will we need covid booster shots as new dangerous strains of the virus, including the highly contagious delta variant, spread around the country? much like annual flu shots, just hours after drug maker pfizer announced that a third dose of its vaccine could greatly increase protection against the virus and it will seek emergency use authorization for a booster shot next month. the fda and cdc said, to be clear, we're not quite there yet. the two top federal agencies issued a joint statement claiming that more data is needed before authorizing a third dose of the vaccine, saying, quote, americans who have been ful

♪ >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar.ood morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it's thursday, july 15th. and we begin with explosive revelations about just how close american democracy came to the edge. jaw-dropping excerpts from a new book "the aftermath of the 2020 election". >> these excerpts obtained by cnn are from this upcoming book "i alone can fix it" by two washington post reporters, among the revelations america's top generals feared that then president trump would attempt a coup after the election and they planned ways to stop him. this was the first time in modern u.s. history that there was a potential showdown between the commander in chief and the military. >> general mark milliand the other joints chief plotted mass resignations one by one rather than carry out orders by trump they considered to be illegal, something of a reverse saturday night massacre. according to book, the general viewed trump as an authoritarian leader and as for the big lie, he told his aides it w

so i go to the buffet and i'll -- >> you can go back, john berman.hen i still put the wrong thing on. i always put too much of the wrong thing on. can't put the right thing on and it's always regret. i just feel that. not because i eat too much, because i ate the wrong thing. >> what does this mean for the mongolian barbecue, is neither mongolian but neither >> i mean, that is' kind of a buffet. it's a buffet that then gets cooked. i don't know that makes it more sanitary. these are important questions. they're pressing and concern you so much, john. >> one fewer things to regret. that's all i want. >>> just ahead, covid cases on the rise now in every u.s. state. new york city's health commissioner will join us live. >>> plus, how firefighters in california are going beyond the call of duty battling historic wildfires. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no on

john berman here in for anderson. few people have worked longer or more closely with donald trump than chief financial officer allen weisselberg. he was charged today in manhattan along with the company and trump payroll corporation in a 15 count indictment alleging tax fraud, conspiracy, falsifying business records and scheming to defraud the state of new york. this is a big deal even if you agree with his lawyers that this shouldn't be a criminal matter. it's a big deal even if you agree with the former president who called the case, quote, the political witch hunt by the radical left democrats with new york now taking over the assignment. why is this a big deal? simple, the investigation is not over. the pressure just grew enormously today on allen weisselberg, and no one disputes how closely connected he has been to the man whose books he has kept for decades. >> every single thing whether it was the acquisition of paper clips, light bulbs, furniture, mattresses, you name it allen weisselberg's kids payments, rent

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day. an american crisis gets worse, 400 shootings over the weekend with dozens of americans dying. >>> a doctor pleading with patients and anyone who will listen to get vaccinated as coronavirus cases rise. >>> plus a republican congressman says he's not responsible for his own rallying cry to a mob of trump supporters who stormed the capitol. >>> and details on the huge cyber attack targeting hundreds of businesses and who's behind it. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states, and around the world. it is tuesday, july 6th. and americans shot off more than just fireworks on july 4. they also shot off guns. a lot of them, at each other. at least 150 people were killed by gun violence in more than 400 shootings across the country during the fourth of july weekend. from friday through sunday, there were at least four mass shootings with four or more victims from texas to virginia to ohio. some victims as young as 5 years old. >> big cities including new york and chicago, struggling wit

>>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman, a good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, july 27th. a chilling warning from the head of the cdc as coronavirus cases surge. >> we're heading into a rough time. it's likely if our trajectory is similar to that in the united kingdom that we could see as many as 200,000 cases a day, four times our current rate within another four to six weeks. >> now, the seven-day average of new cases keeps rising. it is now over 55,000. for context here, one month ago, it was under 12,000. a growing number of cities and government agencies are taking action. there's new york's mayor announcing that all city workers will be required to get vaccinated or to be tested once a week. and california's governor is doing the same. the v.a. is nmandating its fron line health care workers be vacc vacc vaccinated. >> the department of justice mandated it's legal even if they have only emergency use authorization, this could be a precursor for federal agents joining suit. the cities of provincetown, massachusetts, and sava

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.tate of the pandemic. quote, the war has changed. this is what it says. and here is why. inside this document, data that suggests the delta variant likely causes more severe disease than earlier strains of covid. and it is just as infectious as the chicken pox. that means it spreads like wildfire. the cdc slide presentation obtained by the washington post and confirmed by cnn concludes that the variant spreads faster than sars, ebola, the flu, and the common cold. the documents also contain unpublished data that says vaccinated people may spread the virus as easily as the unvaccinated when breakthrough infections occur. >> this will be published today. what we have seen so far explains why cdc officials made their latest decision on masks. we are also learning from the report that the cdc realizes that it must revisit its public messaging to emphasize vaccinations. joining us now is washington post health policy reporter yasmine abutaleb, one of the journalists who first reported on th

♪ >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day."ore countries requiring a vaccine pass to get into bars, restaurants, gyms as the delta variant spirals out of control. so is the u.s. next? >>> plus, are tv viewing habits aligned with vaccination rates? we have brand new numbers. >>> and as capitol officers who survived the insurrection get ready to testify before the new january 6th committee, speaker nancy pelosi makes a dramatic move. and after a driver hits a mother and her infant walking across the street, a dra mmatic rescue caught on video. >> come on. i got you. i got the baby. >> we'll be speaking live with two of the police officers who heroically lifted a car to rescue them. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it's monday, july 26th. stark numbers this morning revealing the consequences of this optional portion of the pandemic. the one that doesn't need to be happening in the united states really at all. covid cases have quadrupled, quadrupled in the past month. hospitalizati

♪ >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day."reaking this morning, cubans taking to the streets in the largest protest in decades. and now the authoritarian government is blaming the united states. >>> plus, as the delta variant surges across the united states, today a critical meeting where pfizer will push for booster shots. >>> lies, conspiracies and conservatives. how cpac turned dangerous by giving platform to donald trump and his dem grogry. >>> outcry after england players are hit with racist attacks following the team's championship loss. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, july 12th. images, the likes of which we have not seen in generations in cuba. thousands of protesters on the streets in havana and other cities and towns nationwide, staging one of the biggest anti-government demonstrations in decades. the protesters there complaining about a lack of freedom and the worsening economic situation as that country grapples with a resurgence of coronavirus.

the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ >>> hello i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman in the united states and around the world. it's wednesday, july 7th. happening now, tropical storm lerks sa bearing down on the gulf coast of florida, expected to make landfall here in the next few hours. the storm is weakening slightly, but it's still capable of causing a lot of destruction. >> elsa is packaging damaging winds and life threatening rain. residents urged to stay indoors and off streets until the threat passes. this morning, the coast guard is searching for nine people missing off the coast of key west. 15 others were rescued. right to randi kaye with a sense of how things are going this morning in clear water beach. windy. >> reporter: certainly. good morning to both of you. it's been windy and rainy throughout the night. we're at the edge of clear water harbor. last night before we went to sleep, there were a couple boats still anchored out there. we'll see what daylight brings. but the worst of it came through around 2:00 a.m., so just a few hours ago. we're still fe

by zaila avant-garde. >> spectacular. >> was she something or what, john berman?e wants to do all those things and as you say, i have every confidence frankly that she will. >> harvard basketball. i bet she'll do it, too. kate bennett, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> cnn's coverage continues right now. ♪ >>> very good friday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. poppy has the week off. a big question this morning, will we need covid booster shots as new dangerous strains of the virus, including the highly contagious delta variant, spread around the country? much like annual flu shots, just hours after drug maker pfizer announced that a third dose of its vaccine could greatly increase protection against the virus and it will seek

. >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this new day, the u.s. surgeon general joins us in moments as the coronavirus variant spreads as do conspiracies about the vaccine. >>> the former tennessee official in charge of vaccinations says she's afraid for her state after she was fired for saying it's okay to vaccinate children. >>> plus, the author of a new book about the final days of the trump presidency joins me live. why he says that trump was crazier than he thought. >>> and gloria and emilio stefan join me live as the cuban government cracks down on unprecedented protests. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states, and all around the world, it is tuesday, july 13th. the pandemic, it's not over. new cases rising 47% over the past week. the more transmissible delta variant is exploding, but not all communities are being affected equally. about a third of the nation's cases come out of five states, florida, louisiana, arkansas, missouri, and nevada. in all five states, the percentage of the population that is fully vaccinated is below the

>>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. on this new day, the pandemic still killing 200 americans a day, many of whom just don't have to die. why the nation is hitting a turning point as the delta variant spreads. >>> plus new signs that afghanistan is on the verge of unraveling as the u.s. leaves the war torn country. >> and today marks six months since the insurrection at the capitol, and there are new fears not enough is being done to protect from another attack. >>> and a goalie in the nhl killed during a fireworks accident. new details on the moments leading up to his tragic death. >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, it is tuesday, july 6th. coronavirus is a manmade crisis in the united states. another way of saying we have reached the optional part of the pandemic. people are dying. they don't have to. the proof is in the numbers. 99% of the recent covid deaths come from unvaccinated people, many americans refusing to get vaccinated and as a result they're losing their lives.

>>> i'm john berman alongside poppy harlow today. on this "new day," breaking news, a huge milestone. planes carrying the last-american troops from bagram air base in afghanistan, in the air, right now. as a top-u.s. general warns of a looming civil war there, cnn is live on the ground. >>> plus, after donald trump's longtime moneyman is slapped in cuffs, prosecutors warn the investigation is far from over. >>> breaking overnight. a new clue into what may have caused the deadly condominium collapse in surfside, florida, and a battle of the billionaires, how richard branson is gunning to beat jeff bezos into space by a matter of days. >>> all right. good morning, to our view here, here, in the united states, and all around the world. it is friday, july 2nd. and the breaking news overnight. a major military milestone for the u.s. in afghanistan. for two decades, bagram airbase was a symbol of the u.s. presence there. the nerve center of u.s. power. this morning, planes carrying the final u.s. troops to be based at bagram lifted off. th

♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day.aseball players and tv stars who are vaccinated say they've been infected with the coronavirus. what is behind these breakthrough infections? >>> pentagon officials feared donald trump would strike iran to hang on to power after he lost the election. >>> you can check out any time you like but you can never leave? kevin mccarthy kissing the ring at hotel bed minister despite revelations of fears that his leader would attempt a croup. >>> liberals are livid after stephen breyer told cnn he's undecided. his former clerk joins us live to respond. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it's friday, july 16th. and the delta variant is tearing across the country. this morning, we're tracking a number of significant pandemic developments. officials in los angeles county are reinstating their indoor mask mandate even for the vaccinated starting saturday after recording more than 1,000 new cases a day for the past week. last night's yankees/red sox gam

. ♪ >> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day.he delta variant rising in america and so is the debate over a booster shot. we will speak with an investigator from the pfizer trial. >>> dangerous demagoguery. why the lies and conspiracies fedled at cpac are now risking american lives. >>> plus, why more and more liberals are rising up against wokeness in american society. >>> and we'll speak to the mayor of one city whose city is now the first in the nation to charge gun owners for gun violence. is that even legal? ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is monday, july 12th. right now the delta variant is spreading in the u.s. as pfizer is set to brief government health officials today on a possible covid-19 booster shot. the company said last week that there is waning immunity to the virus among people who received its two-dose vaccine. but that announcement has confused a lot of people as federal guidance that fully vaccinated people don't need a booster right now is not expected to change. >>

"new day" continues right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman.al standing by to answer that question. >>> plus texas republicans wince again trying to make voting more difficult. can democrats stave them off? george conway joins us in a moment. >>> spectators banned from the tokyo games. how disappointing is it for athletes who trained so hard for a shot at glory? olympic medallist ryan lochte joins us live. >> and can you spell history? the first-ever african-american winner of the national spelling bee joins us live. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, july 9th. tgi friday to you, and there is a cluster of confusion this morning after pfizer says booster shots may be beneficial because there are signs that immunity from its two-dose vaccines is waning over time. but both the cdc and the fda are

melody campbell, president and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participation and ari bermandout." ari, let me start with you. you're not surprised by this brennan center report at all, are you? >> i'm not surprised by it, jonathan, because i've been tracking these numbers all year. in fact i've been tracking these numbers for a decade. it just keeps getting worse and worse. every month it seems like another state or another batch of states have passed new voter suppression laws. this is now the greatest rollback of voting rights since the end of reconstruction. we are seeing all across the country republicans weaponize trump's big lie to make it harder to vote. they haven't produced any evidence of voter fraud but there's been a whole lot of evidence of voter suppression that has taken place since the last election. what we really see here is that republicans are using every avenue of power they have to make it harder to vote. the asymmetric lever is democrats are not doing everything they can. one party is trying to rig voting in their favor and the other party isn't pushin

hats off to them. >> definitely. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman with briannad up holding a vaccine drive in his memory at his funeral. the mother will talk to us live in a moment. >>> nancy pelosi makes a dramatic move at the january 6th committee gets to work. we'll be talking to a member of the panel about what that could mean for the investigation. >>> explosive wildfires in the u.s. destroying homes, forcing residents to run for their lives. we're on the ground at one of the biggest fires that is burning right now. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, july 26th. coronavirus infections spiking in 48 states. it really doesn't have to be happening. this is the optional portion of the pandemic. the number of cases has quadrupled in the past month. hospitalizations more than double. now there is some hopeful news. vaccination rates have ticked up slightly in the last week. you can see it right there at the end of that graph. starting to go up a little bit. maybe the fears are getting people to get the

. ♪ >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman and good morning to viewers here in the united statesnd around the world. it is friday, july 9th. we're beginning with a heavy dose of covid confusion. pfizer says it's planning to develop a booster shot after signs that immunity from its vaccine weakens over time, but the cdc and the fda say not so fast. they issued a rare joint statement that says if you're fully vaccinated you don't currently need a covid booster shot. >> much of the country may be ready to move on from coronavirus, but it remains a real and in many places a growing risk. the hypertransmissible delta variant is driving cases up in nearly half the country. the states you see in red where cases are rising the fastest. and they're the same states where vaccination rates are the lowest. cnn's elizabeth cohen joins us now. elizabeth, give us the information here about the booster shot. what do people need to know about whether they need it or not? >> right now i can just tell you that most people who are listening to this do not need a booster shot. that's very clear from

i'm brianna keilar along with john berman. it is wednesday, july 7.e coast of florida with millions of people in the southeast now bracing for the impact here. the system did weaken slightly overnight, but still it is packing winds above 70 miles per hour, and it is very capable of doing extensive damage still. tropical storm watches and warnings are stretching now into georgia and also the carolinas. so let's get right to mete

and the new memo the uniting, the mainly berman city based pro democracy movement and the ethnic insurgence may be the key to the throwing the military june to but for some ethnic leaders, the failure of the previous national lake, the democracy, government to negotiate peace undermines their statements in support of federalism now put to tad to move is the general secretary of the current national union. the previous times of the government, they have sure their commitment all the federal is very rare to b. c. you know, but only though the verbal commitment. it's difficult to see the commitment in practice. so now we are, we have a chance with some of the entity leaders and in, you know, common ground. he walked together for the past. i think that the urban community did till understand the suffering of ethnic area. they don't understand the feeling all the ethnic area. now the come to know what is happening in their alia, because they were caught kill torture, arrested. now we had to come in gould to and the military coup and to have the real democracy, the living alongside the chin, the

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♪ >>> hello i'm blee yan that keeler alongside john berman on this "new day."s the pandemic is worsening for the unvaccinated, vaccine mandates and corporate america are growing by the hour. >>> plus, why are cases in the uk suddenly plunging after a big wave? the mystery that is baffling health experts. >>> it's call the largest federal investment in public transit and bridges ever. why president biden is on the verge of an historic feat. >>> and capitol rioter back behind bars after buying 37 guns online and declaring that violence is better than a peaceful protest. ♪ >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, july 29th. >>> and get vaccinated or get out. that is the message from corporate america this morning. many companies are not just recommending that employees get the covid vaccine, they're flat out mandating it for people coming back to the office as the unvax in america threaten to derail the economic recovery. silicon valley leading the way here, both facebook and google announcing that all employees r

this is the the news mice from berman i'm going to michael pays her last official visit to the u. k. german chancellor pledge is close corporation, even though the u. k. has less but the european union and hints at loose the travel restrictions for people arriving in germany. also on the program. the last of us and nato troops leave the main advice enough damage done. the background is now empty. after a 20 year mission against the tyler and hotline hotline extreme, it comes to annette and will italy's time have something to.

also joining us is ari berman and judith brown diane. judith, i start with you. take me through your reaction to the president's address today. >> sure. thanks, nicolle. i think, number one, it is important for the american people to hear from the president of the united states about the issue of voting rights. it's important that he sounded the alarm about the attack on voting rights. he also laid out what his administration is doing. they can't do everything. he called on congress. and also he set out the truth. he debunked the big lie and he laid out a great case for why it is a lie and why we need to move on, but also why we need to protect democracy. but, nicolle, he didn't go far enough for me. at the end of the day, i need the president to call on his colleagues, his former colleagues in the senate to end the filibuster. we can't get the john lewis voting rights advancement act passed or the for the people act passed with the congress that we have right now without ending the filibuster. >> you know, eli stokels, this is where this debate is. i want to rea

all right, it's berman, it's always even, it's good to get your insights, especially from the west coast of the united states. even thank. thanks so much. the finally, tonight we go to the east coast of the united states. new york city has honored frontline health care providers and other essential workers for their heroism. in the cove in 1900 pandemic, ticker tape parade on broadway. they are a new tradition going back a 125 years. they've been reserved for returning war veterans, sports champions, and other heroes officials think workers these essential work today putting their lives at risk to help others when the city was experiencing one of the 1st major outbreak of the vibes in recent weeks, most tend to restrictions have been lifted in new york and parade for the true heroes. the day is almost done. the conversation continues online to find us on twitter. either any w news you can call me at brent golf tv. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then at the the news, the news, the news into the conflict with tim sebastian. when it

well, you know, and i'm sure ben and jerry are lovely jewish boys from berman, i'm sure they mean very well, but one of the dishes, i think the country and set forth the definition of anti semitism is quite accurate . it's not into submitted to criticize israel. israel makes mistakes. what did it using to submit a new subject, israel to some enormous double standard. when you look at what's going on in the world today for even looking at a trust means being committed against arabs and muslims. look at the way rigorous are being putting the concentration camps to china. you look at the terrible suffering, the arabs and syria, to, to look at this world and somehow single out israel's dispute with his pounds to the neighbors. and say this, we're going to elevate this, we're going to boy, what, who else has been injurious boy cut. who else has been the jury is done. this is not the senate, the group, but it is a strong indication of the sort of absurd and double standard that i do think qualifies. images. all right, i'm, i'm a what, how would you react to that? would you agree to much what