exactly, brianna.e he -- someone who over the years rarely apologizes, and so it was very interesting and carefully worded apology, not unlike the one that they gave on the nursing home data scandal. you know, just a few weeks ago, where he talked about being playful in the office and teasing people about their personal lives, but none of the allegations that you and i have read here are along those lines. they're very serious. you know, you can't imagine the position of a woman, you know, at that age having to deal with questions from someone as powerful at the governor, who was her boss. and i think that the apology for a lot of the groups, the sexual harassment groups didn't go far enough. he's still putting the onus on the victims saying they may have misinterpreted his comments when there's just no reason to be making those comments in a work setting in any workplacened particularly for a governor who said he's a champion of #metoo and put workplace protections in place in his own state. so it was

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brianna? >> my goodness. i just wanted to share a personal note before your weekend. i want to let you know that i will be switching my hours up on cnn. it has been quite the year that we have spent together here in the early afternoon. i know. we have gone through a pandemic, a racial reckoning, a presidential election and an insurrection together. and many of you have been working from home, as you allowed me, and a very dedicated crew of talented cnn producers and writers who get this show on the air to join you for lunch. i'm hoping you will be game to, instead, have your morning coffee with me in the weeks ahead. i'll even be bringing a smart and funny friend because starting april 19th, i'll be joining john berman to anchor "new day" from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. i'll be getting ready for that and getting my covid vaccination, and then i'll be seeing you bright and early in a few weeks. thank you so much. as always, for watching. >> i have to start with a huge congratulations for my friend brianna keilar. i lo

brianna? >> it's good to see, evan, thank you. >>> south florida is extending emergency curfews, and closing popular roadways after huge crowds of raucous, and as you can see here, mostly maskless spring breakers descended on the area's celebrated beaches. in miami beach police took extraordinary measures, firing pepper balls into packed shoultder to shoulder crowds of partiers on saturday night. cnn's randi kaye is live for us from miami beach. randi, tell us what the area looks like today, and what people -- what police are preparing for. >> well, brianna, it's much quieter today, the overnight curfew was lifted at 6:00 a.m. this morning, people are enjoying the sunshine, enjoying the beaches, it's after dark when things get a little out of control, which is why they put that curfew into place and police are preparing for that to continue which is why they have kept it in place. but it was a pretty wild weekend, more than a thousand people in the street as one point, as you mentioned those p

brianna? >> dan simon live for us from boulder, thank you. >>> outside of the boulder police station, officer eric talley's patrol car has turned into a memorial. president biden calling him an american hero last hour. >> he pinned on that badge yesterday morning, he didn't know what the day would bring. i want everybody to think about this. every time an officer walks out of his or her home and pins that badge on, the family member that they just said good-bye to wonders whether they'll subconsciously, will they get that call? the call that his wife got. he thought he would be coming home to his family and his seven children. in the moment the act came, officer talley did not hesitate in his duty, making the ultimate sacrifice. in his effort to save lives. that's a definition of an american hero. >> we have just learned the names of the other nine victims. i want to bring in cnn's stephanie elam. stephanie, what can you tell us about the people who were lost in this? >> reporter: brianna, you

brianna. >> yes. a very good point.ine, thank you. >>> next, the white house confirming they have reached out to north korea to start a new round of diplomacy. but so far kim jong un is not returning calls. >>> plus president biden directing fema to step in and help as border patrol struggles to process thousands of migrant children. what we know about the conditions in the tent shelters. there's a world where every one of us is connected. everyone. everywhere. where everyone is included. where everyone has access to information, education, opportunity. ♪ ♪ ♪ when everyone and everything is connected. that's really beautiful. anything is possible. good morning. cisco. the bridge to possible. rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> it appears north korea has not yet warmed to the new president in the white house. today the white house admitted that repeated efforts by the biden administration to reach out to pyongyang have

brianna? >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> it is the top of the hour. i'm brianna keilar.om the royal family, finally responding to harry and meghan's explosive interview with oprah winfrey. the palace saying it's saddened by allegations of neglect and racist treatment. max foster is our cnn royal correspondent in windsor, england. sally bedell smith is cnn contributor and author of "elizabeth: the queen." first to you, max. tell us first what this statement says. >> it's on behalf of the queen so they are making it very clear it's coming from the top. the queen is here at windsor castle. it says the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan, the issues raised typically that of race, are concerning. while some recollections may vary, they're taking very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, meghan and archie will always be much-loved members of the family. a couple issues i would probably point out there is the different recollections about that conversation about race, a

brianna? >> covid numbers have dropped, obviously, since our last surge, and several states have rolled back restrictions, and this includes mask mandates. do americans have a false sense right now of, oh, you know, the worst is behind us, this pandemic is actually almost over? >> absolutely. because there are two things going on here. first of all, you know, we can always have a surge. we have been in this movie before, things are coming down, but then people get lax and they go back up. another point we really need to think about is we can look back at the horror of january when things were spreading like wildfire. it's better now, but it is still bad. we still have a lot of sick and dying people in this country because of covid, and we all need to do what we can do to save lives. i want to look at these numbers, because i think they are so important. these are daily numbers, brianna, that when you look at the daily numbers, we have more than 45,000 people in the hospital with covid every da

brianna?ney wild, thank you, and murray does remain in custody and it's not clear if he has a lawyer. >>> coming up, shocking comments at a house hearing on anti-asian attacks when texas congressman chip roy invoked terms about lynching. >>> and just in, new guidelines from the cdc on schools and how students should social distance. ? olay regenerist faced 131 premium products, from 12 countries, over 10 years. olay's hydration was unbeaten every time. face anything. find out more at olay.com managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying active and eating right? yup, on it there, too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hi there. i'm brianna keilar. and i want to welcome viewers here in the united states and around the world. after a year of suffering through a pandemic, the nation is minutes away from the final vote on one of its largest relief programs in modern times. the final vote for president biden's covid relief plan here is underway. and a brand new cnn poll shows it is very popular. now once passed it will provide a new round of direct payments to many americans. in fact, the largest relief checks ever along with the $1,400 in direct aid. there's also a $300 boost to weekly jobless benefits that goes through september. there is expansion of tax credits affordable care act subsidies. and there's also funding for schools, states, and vaccines and a lot more as well. here's how an eligible family of four earning under $150,000 a year, couple earning $96,000, i should say, with two children, would receive here. each person gets $1,400, plus there is a $3,000 tax credit for each of the two children age 6 or older. the total

brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar, i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we are watching the big lie turn into voter suppression before our very eyes. georgia's republican governor has just signed a sweeping new law making it harder for people in his state to vote. georgia is not the first, though it is the first presidential battleground state to enforce these laws, bills in 45 other states that aim to suppress voting and 250 bills nationwide trying to restrict access to the polls to make it harder to vote. critics of georgia's bill argue the controversial bill written and passed by republicans disproportionately targets democrats and black voters in what is now a critical battleground state after georgia flipped to blue for the first time in nearly 30 years. so here's what the law does. it limits the use of ballot drop boxes. it mandates that they are placed inside of early voting locations and that they're only open during voting hours. so maybe you work two jobs, you want to drop off your ballot a

brianna? >> yeah, no coincidence for sure. arlette saenz in denver for us, thank you. >>> a second study in less than a week suggests the uk coronavirus variant is more deadly. this is research that shows the risk of death is about 55% higher than earlier strains, and the cdc says it's only a matter of weeks, end of this month or early next, before this is the dominant strain here in the u.s. it's a big reason why the cdc director is pleading with americans to keep up social distancing and wear their masks, especially during spring break as more americans head to the beach as they're traveling through airports and as many states are easing restrictions. but vaccinations are a bright spot here. the nation is averaging 2.4 million shots a day. with more than 11% of the country fully inoculated against coronavirus through the vaccine, and this just in. cdc data now showing that 22% of the nation has had at least one shot. mississippi today is joining alaska in making all adults eligible for a cov

>> brianna, thanks for having me back.s about the question of the president's involvement, and whether there's more evidence that was going to come out, and this is one step closer with the first charge inside the administration. i think it's serious. i think it shows the danger of the president's incitement of insurrection using the big lie, even reaching a sitting government official who had top-secret security clearance, and my own belief is based on all of the evidence we've seen so far that this is not the last of the shoes that are going to drop of official involvement in these terrible, terrible events. >> and to that point, right now the doj is investigating communications between lawmakers, hill staff, and insurrectionists on the day of the riot. you know, we're still awaiting, obviously, the findings of that to see if they were witting or unwitting even in commune caucuses, or not. what are the implications if these communications did take place, if there was assistance? >> well, the evidence in plain sight was t

>> well, it's remarkable, brianna.rly two months out from january 6th there was another threat to the capitol that authorities are taking seriously enough to deploy, extend, and greater deploy national guardsmen. men and women around the capitol. and i just want to draw attention to a statement that came out from the u.s. capitol police after whitney and i broke the story this morning. they say we have obtained intelligence that shows a possible plot to breach the capitol by an unidentified militia group on thursday march 4th. the words there more than just chatter here, right? something gives them a sense of a possible plot which suggests some evidence of organization. and they're taking steps necessary. that said, when you listen to that hearing, brianna, even as they're efforting to respond to this latest threat, you still have so much time wasted on issues that have already been settled. as i was watching yesterday, for instance, the number of questions from republican lawmakers about antifa, which had nothing to d

brianna? >> appreciate that report. thank you. >>> it is the top of the hour. i am brianna keilar and right now the senate is taking up president biden's $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill. it appears that all 50 democrats are onboard, while republicans know that, it won't stop them from dragging the whole process out. we are talking hours here no. we're talking days. cnn political director david chalian is with us now. this is a stunt by republicans. it will certainly get attention. >> reporter: yeah. what you see here, brianna, republicans trying to prolong the process that this debate over this bill is on the floor before it can actually move to a final vote. so as you said, senate democrats are moving ahead on to this bill to begin the process of debating this bill. ron johnson of wisconsin, a republican senator, has said when the traditional ask that the reading of the bill be dispensed with comes, he's actually going to demand the reading of the billow occur. you'll see senate take about

>> thank you, brianna for having me on.e to break to rules is a question you need to ask them but our comprehensive testing program picked up a very large spike in positive tests that were directly connected to recruitment events that were being held principally by fraternities off campus. these were not -- this was not one single event, these were a series of events. that was in direct contravention of our guidance, our policy and guidelines both for students -- also for students hosting and sponsoring it. >> they're now disaffiliated from duke. short of having this kind of aftereffect of a spike happens because of their events and now all of the student body has to pay for it is there anything the university can do in the future to prevent this kind of thing from happening? >> well, we're looking into that. our principal goal right now is to focus on the health and safety of our students and of our community. that's really where our attention is. as we continue to move forward we will be looking, and have been looking at

brianna? >> jessica, thank you very much for that. >>> if josh groban sang hair metal, that would be shocking. if beyonce somehow did not sleigh, that would be pretty stunning. but the grenade when you've been helping build for months finally explodes in your face, that is just inevitable. >> i think at the beginning of the day before everyone went to the rally, everyone was expecting peace. we had been to hundreds of rallies. i probably had been to hundreds at this point, certainly many dozens, and they were nothing but peaceful events. we expected that day to be the same. as those events transpired, it was disbelief, shock, somber, sad, horrified by the violence. it was a very hard, difficult day in the white house. there's no doubt. >> shock, disbelief? no. everyone was not expecting peace, as she claims. in a january 5th memo first reported by "the washington post" the fbi warned that extremists may commit, quote, war on january 6th. the potential threat was an open secret. cnn even sent r

it's still going on, brianna, every day. >> yeah.-- it's a lot of money that she's being sued for, and that's -- might have something to do with it. >> the ultimate consequence. >> exactly. bryan stelter, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> top of the hour, i am brianna keilar and the country must decide yet again whether it's acceptable for people to be shot dead with a semiautomatic weapon just because they went grocery shopping. it's a country that's already decided it's acceptable enough for movie goers, concert goers, food festival goers, club goers, walmart shoppers, people just sitting at their desks at work, or going to the spa for a massage. college students, high school

this is notable, brianna. prosecutors also accusing him of carrying a stun gun to the capitol that he bought days before january 6, is to he is facing a slew of charges here. in a previous court appearance, the chief judge in d.c. accused barnett of having what she called a total disregard of the u.s. constitution, really saying he didn't understand the severity of his charges. so for now he remains locked up, and it looks like his next court appearance might not be for several weeks, if not several months, and as we saw in court, he is not happy about it, brianna. >> indeed he isn't. jessica, thank you so much for that. >>> also after being fox viewers ran away from the network after the election, fox is luring them back with conspiracy theory sugar highs. we'll roll the tape. >>> plus the mayor of detroit facing backlash after he refuses the johnson & johnson vaccine. hear why. >>> why did buckingham palace announce an investigation into meghan markle for bullying, but not prince andrew who is wrapped up in

and you said that very, very well, brianna. so, the goal as the physician, as the scientist, is to do what we can to make sure that we protect the most people, and if we had followed rand paul's advice or the prior administration's advice, we probably would have double the american public dead by now, and so luckily, we have had people like dr. fauci and all the scientists and physicians working on this to give us guidance and tell us what we need to do to keep as many people safe for as long as possible without doing these theatrical things like what we saw today. >> yeah. dr. rand paul is lucky, i will say, there's 538,000-plus americans who have not been so lucky and those are just the ones who died and are not faces the long-term effects. dr. burrowes, great to have you here. thank you. >>> just two days after the shooting rampage that killed eight, six of them asian-american, another minority group is being forced to demand a reckoning in america. a short time ago, the president ordered flags at half staff for the victims

brianna? >> we hear it over exaand over. sara, thank you for that report. >>> it took three hours to help quell the mob on january 6. major general william walker pointed to an unusual, as he called it, set of pentagon restrictions for hindering his ability to provide emergency assistance which we now know cost lives and put lawmakers at an even higher risk. let's talk about this with dana milbank. you raised this question, did the pentagon wait for trump's approval before defending the capitol? we've heard a lot of testimony from folks who were involved, from law enforcement, from the military, and you piece a lot of this together and you pose the questions that still remain. do you think ultimately that is what happened here? >> well, look, we have enough trouble with qanon without adding conspiracy theories, but let's just study the circumstantial evidence. so you have that delay from the washington police and the capitol police until the guard got the okay to move in. you had memos coming out on the 4th and the 5th from

brianna. >> yeah, a third -- a third. that is a lot. millions of people. >> thank you. >> thank you for that jacqueline. >>> travel is right now at levels not seen since before the pandemic. in miami the city is extending its emergency 8:00 p.m. curfew and it's closing major roadways as huge crowds flood for spring break. miami police are taking aggressive measures. firing pepper balls to maskless partiers. arrests a dozen people late saturday. the mayor of miami beach telling cnn the emergency curfew could be in place for several weeks. >> very few places are open right now. so we are getting a surge of people, cheap air fare, discount rooms are not helping. and the result is that there is too many people and too many of the people coming feel like it's time to act out in ways that are just not consistent with appropriate conduct. >> in columbia, south carolina, hundreds of college students packed the downtown area for an annual st. patrick's day celebration. the city's fire chief attempted to enforce the mask mandate but didn't have m

. >>> hello i'm brianna keilar. and moments ago the president spoke about the killing spree in georgia that put americans across the country on edge. this after months of asian-american attacks that many say were original eight natured by the racist attacks against asians from mc. >> the question of motivation is still to be determined. but whatever the motivation here, i know that asian-americans are in very -- very concerned. because as you know, i've been speaking about the brutality against asian-americans for the last couple months. and i think it's -- it is very, very troublesome. but "i" making no connection at this moment for the motivation of the killer. i'm waiting for an answer. >> police say the man arrested for the rampage has admitted to the shootings. eight people are dead in a ninth wounded in the atlanta area. but as you heard from the president it's not clear if anti-asian racism was the motivation here. six victims were asian women. the other two victims were white. investigators say robert aaron

tell us how you feel about the governor's decision. >> hi, brianna. we feel -- i mean, obviously nobody thinks that this is a magically solved overnight and that this decision is based on anything that has to do with science or where we are, you know. here in tarrant county we just got out of the mandate, the countywide mandate for being over 15% hospitalizations. that was just like in the last week, so nobody is under some, you know, perceived notion that this is because we've solved this. we haven't solved it. >> do you want -- you want to see the mask mandate in place? >> you know, that was the one thing inside of our hip pocket for the last year throughout all of this as we're trying to keep our staff safe and customers safe. you know, the one thing that we had. we had no support from local, from state, from federal, absolutely no support on doing, it but one thing we had in the hip pocket was the mandate and we were -- we were pushing it so hard because we had that mandate and with it gone, honestly, it's the only pole that he had or could stand

i'm brianna keilar. we begin with long-awaited advice for americans fully vaccinated for the coronavirus and those who are about to get their shots. the cdc releasing recommendations giving people more freedom to socialize without worrying about getting others sick. an important first step in getting the nation back to normal nap is the head of the cdc says it is certainly not the final destination. >> our guidance must balance the risk to people who have been fully vaccinated, the risks to those who have not yet received the vaccine and the impact on the larger community transmission of covid-19 with when we what we all recognize to be the overall benefit of resuming everyday activities and getting back to some of the things we love in life. >> there are now more than 30 million people in the united states who are fully vaccinated, but america is still averaging more than 60,000 new cases per day. let's talk more about this now with our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen and dr. adrian burroug

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. >>> brianna keilar picks up right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar, moments ago the white house covid task force establishing the long awaited recommendations for reopening schools. the cdc is changing its guidance of staying at least six feet apart to staying at least three feet apart, specifically for children wearing masks in an elementary school classroom. now, this is a major development and it's happening as the average daily numbers of hospitalizations, new infections, and deaths are stable or trending down. while the number of those vaccinated keeps going up. but u.s. health policy leaders warn that was a -- that scenario was for several european countries. who are now suffering a surge in cases amid the variants, and easing restrictions too soon. they are now returning to tighter mandates including in some cases a lockdown. now, the cdc director and other health officials urge that restrictions remain in place but at least 16 states now have no mask mandate and the tsa says its screeners just broke a pandemic record with more than 1.4 million people traveling through airports

it's good to see you. >> thank you, brianna. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm brianna keilar. it is the top of the hour. we begin on capitol hill where lawmakers just finished grilling fbi director christopher wray about the attack on the u.s. capitol. this is the first time wray publicly testified since pro-trump supporters forced their way into the capitol in an attempt to stop lawmakers from certifying president joe biden's win. beginning that day there had been questions about how authorities missed signs about what was coming and how serious it was. and as there are concerns about potential future threats, senators press wray about how information was or was not shared across agencies in washington. >> when did you first receive intelligence about the possibility of an attack on the capitol on january 6th, and what happened to the process that people weren't seeing the warnings? >> in that raw, unverified information was passed within i think 40 minutes to an hour to our partners, including the capitol police, including metro pd, and not one but two, but three different

brianna healed from you can still hear.ee her name plans for a rally and march in downtown grand rapids will be one of many in cities across the country to want to says the young people of grand rapids had stepped up to keep brianna's legacy alive. the simple fact of the matter is that they acknowledge that she's ours. >> they acknowledge that she started her life here and they are willing to continue her legacy here. >> saturday's rally starts at 3 o'clock here at rosa parks circle and it includes a one mile march in grand rapids. emily leonard. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock, a friend. i will be back at the top of the hour. one week into the california vaccine. equity plan. state leaders say that some of the hardest hit communities are still being neglected. what they say needs to change. and this week marks one year since passengers on board the grand princess that big old cruise ship were stranded on board docked in the bay. never forget that. coming up, we'll share stories of being among the first people

. >>> he does the top of the hour i'm brianna skeerl. in moments president biden and vice-president kamala harris will visit the cdc as they set guidelines for reopening schools safely. one big change is the six feet of social zanlsing is becoming three for elementary school students. for middle school children and older in communities with higher transmission rates, six feet is still recommended. and moments ago, the cdc director emphasized masks are a must no matter the age of the student. >> i want to emphasize that these recommendations are specific to students in classrooms with universal mask wearing. cdc continues to recommend at least six feet of distance between teachers and staff and other adults in the school buildings and between the adults and students. >> let's go to atlanta now where cnn's jeff zeleny is. we know, jeff that the president and vice-president use the time in atlanta to meet with asian-american leaders following that devastating shooting spree that killed eight people including six asian women. who exactly are

the police officers were justified in opening fire because they were fired upon it is alleged by brianna taylor's boyfriend who was staying with at the time so this story very much a degree of anger in terms of the fact that there has been no justice served in the eyes of family and in the eyes of those who gathered in protest there has been a massive civil settlement about bringing taylor's mother making clear that what she wants more is some form of justice for her daughter now there has been reaction from the president joe biden who has on this day tweeted out a message of condolence to brianna taylor's family saying that he is going to commit himself to getting a police reform bill passed through congress this is something that he believes would be a tangible way in which to remember the tragedy might we know that police reform was also attached to the terms of the civil suit settlement to briana taylor's family but how we actually seen any change. well there has been limited changes in which the way police operate in the state of kentucky for example that not can drug war into as it

>> well, i think, brianna, as the republican party keeps getting more extreme and as you and i said, trumpier every day, you've got -- you've got moderate republicans, independents, conservatives like me. moderate democrats, who don't have a home. i mean, more and more everyday people are leaving the trump-ee party. they've got to find a home. you've got a lot of people in the middle. i wouldn't be surprised in the

demanding justice for brianna taylor protesters in the u.s. all of the black women killed by police a year ago. columns the whole romany watching of 0 life my headquarters here in doha are also coming up place in london are heavily criticized for arresting people paying tribute to a woman who was abducted and murdered to death or spot anger.

brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. after weeks of waiting, the cdc has finally released guidelines for americans who are fully vaccinated for coronavirus. cdc chief dr. wallenski outlining key rules to follow once two weeks have passed since the final dose. >> fully vaccinated people can visit with other fully vaccinated people indoors without wearing a mask or physical distancing. visits with unvaccinated people from a single household who are at low risk of covid-19 disease indoors without wearing a mask or physical distancing. and refrain from quarantine and testing following a known covid-19 exposure if the vaccinated person remains asymptomatic. >>> so far, more than 30 million americans have been fully vaccinated, which is more than the total number of confirmed infections nationwide. today the u.s. surpassed 29 million cases. it sparked new concerns about the spread of more infection shows variants just as more states reopen and lift t

demanding justice for brianna taylor protesters in the u.s. all of the black women killed by police and a year ago. accused of terrorism and sedition bolivia's former interim president jeanine and there says her arrest over an alleged coup attempt is an outrage and political intimidation. also police in london are heavily criticised for arresting people paying tribute to a woman who was abducted and murdered her death has sparked anger over we've been safety. welcome to the program the acting leader of mia miles ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn a military coup he made the comments in his 1st address to supporters since going into hiding. no no no no no deal this is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment when the dawn is close this is the time for our citizens to test their resistance against the dark moment. when forming our resistance unity plait a vital role despite our differences in the past this is the time you must direct our hands together to end the dictatorship for good. protesters defied secur

tell us brianna taylor's family but no criminal charges have been filed over her death mike hanna joins us live now from washington and as i might really important for brianna taylor's family to raise awareness about her killing and the fact that no criminal charges have been filed in relation to her death. very much so a year after no criminal charges 3 of the detectives have been fired by the police department another was charged with wanton endangered men but no charges have been filed directly in connection with the killing of briana taylor this of course has destroyed her family and angered many across the nation and anger reflected today when a memorial for her in louisville kentucky where crowds gathered to remember her and to continue to stress that nobody has been held culpable for this particular killing the killing certainly launched nationwide demonstrations was one of the major motor forces in the black lives matter movement which most rose to prominence over the year one person in the course of the day does remember brianna taylor the president joe biden has tweeted out a

. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. he will have his initial court appearance. this will be a relatively brief appearance. he will be advised of the charges and told of his rights. in terms of what we know about the overall investigation, this is somebody, according to his brother, had a history of mental health issues. there could be a variety of reasons for that. he was allegedly bullied in high school for being muslim, and according to his brother, he became antisocial. and he was prone to temper tantrum, and you combine that with weapons, is it really surprising something like this could happen? in the meantime, we are in the front of the this incredible makeshift memorial. this is the most powerful expression of humanity you can possibly imagine. this wasn't even here 24 hours ago. the chain link fence went up, and all of thus flowers and carts were put here. it extends down a couple hundred yards right in front of the grocery store. you can see what some of these cards say -- i wish you courage for the next step. i wish you peace in the middle of the storm

. >>> hello, i am brianna keilar and i want to welcome you from the united states and around the world. and a gunman opened fire at a grocery store and they are talking about the futures that their loved ones won't see. moments ago the uncle of rikki olds, and he spoke about regret that she will never experience motherhood. >> on behalf of my family, we can't thank the community and everybody for their overwhelming support that we have gotten. rikki was truly special to us. she was vibrant. she was bubbly. rikki was kind of the light of our family. when rikki showed up at the house, we never knew what color her hair was going to be, and we never knew what new tattoo she may have. but that was rikki. rikki lived life on rikki's terms, not anybody else's terms. her life was cut short, unfortunately, by the events the other day. sad in that she didn't get to experience motherhood. she didn't get to experience marriage. she was 25 years old. >> outside of the king soopers tkpw grocery store, there's a memorial growing by the hour. new details are emerging about the hour of terror that unfo

demanding justice for brianna taylor protesters in the u.s. all of the black women killed by police a year ago. columns the whole romany watching of 0 life my headquarters here in doha are also coming up place in london are heavily criticized for arresting people paying tribute to a woman who was abducted and murdered to death or spot anger over we've been saying . also accused of terrorism and sedition bolivia's a former interim president is janine and there's says her arrest over and the ledge coup attempt is an outrage and political intimidation and sri lanka is set to ban full face coverings and shots more than a 1000 islamic schools critics say mr minority is being unfairly targeted. welcome to the program the family of a woman who became a rallying cry for black lives matter protesters still seeking answers one year on 26 year old brianna taylor was mistakenly shot dead in a botched police raid of her apartment in the u.s. state of kentucky demonstrators marking the anniversary in taylor's hometown of louisville and other cities beth guy

brianna keilar picks up our coverage. have a good day. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with news of a third vaccine on its way to americans nearly a year after this pandemic started. the cdc granted emergency use authorization to johnson & johnson's single dose shot over the weekend and 3.9 million doses are being distributed across the country right now. it comes as federal officials are sounding new alarms over variants. they are warning that vaccinations alone won't prevent a fourth surge in cases. >> i remain deeply concerned about a potential shift in the trajectory of the pandemic. the latest cdc data continued to suggest that recent declines in cases have leveled off at a very high number. i am really worried about reports that more states are rolling back the exact public health measures we have recommended to protect people from covid-19. i understand the temptation to do this. 70,000 case as day seems good compared to where we were just a few months ago. but we cannot be resigned

. >>> i am brianna keilar. president biden will speak soon about the killing spree in georgia that put asian-americans across the nation on edge. this after months of anti-asian attacks that people say have been intensified of the pandemic and racist language about the origination of the virus in china. eight people dead and a ninth wounded in the atlanta area but it's not clear if anti-asia racism was the motive. investigators say robert aaron long gunned down people in a spa in cherokee county. investigators say long travelled less than an hour south to atlanta and shot and killed two more people at massage businesses across the street from each other. today the sheriff's department said long is talking to investigators and telling them a sexual addiction drove him to violence. >> it's still early but the indicators right now are it may not be, it may be targets of opportunity. again, we're -- we believe that he frequented these places in the past and may have been lashing out, and part of that in your media

president biden has marked the anniversary by tweeting out his condolences brianna taylor's death was a tragedy he says a blow to her family her community and america as we continue to mourn her we must press ahead to pass meaningful police reform in congress i remain committed to signing a landmark reform bill into law. the reform goal is still being discussed in congress but has substantial opposition from republican members in particular. mike hanna al jazeera washington violence and looting has broken out of the belgian city of liaised during a black lives matter protest several police were injured officers said the protest was peaceful at 1st but was infiltrated by people who wanted to in their words wrecked the city center residents have been told not to go to the area and shops have been closed senior u.k. politicians are criticizing london police for breaking up a vigil for a woman whose murder has triggered widespread anger about the safety of all women there were scuffles at the event honoring sara everett police had tried to cancel it because of lockdown rules the home secr

hopefully that this won't happen again. >> well brianna taylor was work working as an emergency roomician and she aspired to become a nurse and she was a spunky, goofy little kid who blossomed into a goal-oriented young woman who loved her family. taylor was just 26 years old. we'll be right back. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. four, five, turn, kick. we got chased by these wild coyotes! they were following her because she had beef jerky in her pocket. (laughing) (trumpet playing) someone behind me, come on. pick that up, pick that up, right there, right there. as long as you keep making the internet an amazing place to be, we'll keep bringing you a faster, more secure, and more amazing internet. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> the country of italy is cracking down over the weekend, the country will impose a lockdown as it looks t

>> brianna, a massive piece of legislation. the first major priority for the biden administration and a massive bill. that was by design. the biden administration wanted to make sure this bill was commiserate with the size of the problem. look at it in comparison to the other major relief bill, it's the second largest relief bill passed in this country's history. take a look where we were in 2009 when joe biden was the vice president of the united states. the american recovery of reinvestment act is about half the size of this current bill. so that just really highlights the degree to which this is a piece of legislation that was designed to be large, designed to be sweeping in scope, designed to touch virtually after part of the economy in part because the biden administration wanted no regrets it was too small to meet the needs of the american people. >> this bill is response to the pandemic. progressives point out also major legislation to fight poverty? >> exactly right. when you look at the details of this bill, some provi

. >> brianna daniels, brianna o'leary made history at the daytona 500 where the first time three women college and someone mentioned nascar pit crew to try out, you told them girl, i don't even watch nascar. what do you think they saw in you to chase you down and why did you say yes? >> that's exactly what happened. but i mean, i think tiffany told me because god or something told her to tell me. she didn't necessarily plan to sort of let me find her something, something told her to tell me, like god told me to go to the tryout. that's what made me say yes. i had something else to decide between, whether i was going to report a professional baseball game with intern ship or go to the tryout and i went to the tryout. >> the rest is history. you said someone came up saying i can tell my granddaughter she can do this, too. what did hearing that mean to you? >> i think hearing that is probably like the most rewarding thing of the whole experience. i got to do some cool things as a nascar tire changer. but hearing that is definitely the best part of all of it. >> and meantime, should mentio

may be less tech savvy, still have a shot at getting a shot >> it's been a heartbreaking year for brianna wilan she's studying prosthetics and biomedical engineering in grad school, but struggling with grief over her grandfather's death from covid >> he got sick one day last april and six days later we were saying good-bye over zoom in the hospital. >> her sorrow spurred her to action these days brianna is balancing books with booking vaccine appointments >> i was able to book you in at 11:15, so i hope that still works. >> it feels so good to hear people have hope, have a sense of light at the end of the tunnel >> brianna is part of a group called the chicago vaccine angels. >> do we have any updates on let's say like loyola booking. >> they have helped more than a thousand people land appointments through a labyrinth of locations, web sites, eligibility rules and tech glitches, and they're not alone. across the nation, volunteers organized on facebook and in neighborhoods to help others navigate a baffling system >> there are no available slots for this month >> you just have to wake up

i'm brianna keilar. thank you for joining me. moments from in our, president biden and vice president harris take a victory lap in the rose garden for one of the most expensive and consequential government packages in u.s. history. biden signed it just a day ago. the democratic committee isic kicking off a plan to help a crippled nation. >> over 85% of american households will get direct payments of $1,400 per person. >> in fact, the white house says the checks for some americans could come as soon as this weekend. cnn's kaitlan collins is at the white house. william news to many. give a sense what we're about to hear and what the plan is for biden to take his message on the road next week? >> it will be welcome news. really the easiest for people to grasp. they will get the checks if you k qualify. it is $1.9 trillion and why biden will hold and event talking about how to get it implemented. they're picking someone to oversee that because it's a big plan. look for that on monday. i think first this afternoon it's going to be mor

>> hi, brianna. well

. >>> brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now.> good afternoon, i'm brianna keilar. breaking right now in england, after sustained calls to respond to harry and meghan's explosive interview with oprah winfrey where they unveil open applications of racist treatment and neglect inside and outside the royal palace, buckingham palace has put out a statement saying they are saddened with what has happened. max foster is here with their statement. max, tell us

. >>> brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. i want to welcome viewers here in the united states and around the world. we begin with stunt day, targeting a relief package for americans. as the senate begins to advance, president biden's 1$1.9 trillio relief bill, republicans are set to put it into a made-for-tv watch moment. the senator wants to read it, all 600 pages of it. sdplz so often we rush these massive bills that are