brianna, one more thing.lican member of congress tell me privately a couple of days ago that he is sickened by what is going on in arizona and he said he felt like he bus on soup some amuse mnlts park ride. i said, are you serious? shame on you. you put yourself on that ride. you allowed a president to lie about the election and you never stopped him. you allowed a president to incite an insurrection and you never stopped him. we had an insurrection and the republican party is moving beyond it. we're going to have a vote today on whether to have a bipartisan commission to investigate an attack on our government, and the republican party is going to vote against that. you and i wouldn't have thought that was possible four months ago. >> no. it is so real right now and alarming. it's always great to see you, jo wall. . >> thanks brianna. >>> this is a photo that could send a capitol riot suspect back to jail. we'll tell you why? we'll with details next. ♪eh uh, eh uh♪ ♪flow (oh my gosh)♪ ♪where man go (oh my go

>> hey, brianna, great to be with you. i haven't had the opportunity yet to congratulate you on your new gig here. look, before we get into the machinations of and what's going to happen to liz cheney, brianna, think about what we're talking about. liz cheney is going to lose her position in leadership. that's clear. it's a matter of days or week or two. she's going to be penalized for speaking the truth. i mean, think about that. think about where the republican party is. liz cheney is going to be penalized for speaking the truth. now, her problem, brianna, is every single one those cowards in that republican conference, they agree with liz cheney privately. they know the election wasn't stolen. they don't believe donald trump's big lie. but their problem is liz cheney's problem. and it's what i hear everyday, all the republicans back home in their district, they believe the lie. that's what this is all about. >> so what you're saying, joe, basically the big lie is a necessary ticket for admission now into republican lead

brianna?ere's also this showdown going on between florida governor ron desantis and the cruise line because he's banning them from asking whether people have been vaccinated. cruise lines say this is going to make it harder for them to return to normal. taking the politics out of this, what is the impact of putting unvaccinated people together onboard a cruise ship? >> brianna, you do not need to be a virologist to know that putting a bunch of people on a ship where you don't have a lot of vaccinated people, you have a lot of unvaccinated people could cause problems. we see how quickly this virus can spread. you put these people in a contained area, and, yes, cruise ships do their best to keep things cleaned and ventilated, but still you're in a very contained space where at times it's hard to social distance, and if people aren't vaccinated, guess what? coronavirus can spread. that's why it's so important they have all or nearly all of those people vaccinated. one, it saves lives, two, two wo

. >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." a dramatic turn in the war on voting. democrats stage a walkout on a restrictive bill, but they're fighting back. >>> a search is under way for a gunman who even opened fire at a rap concert in florida and yet another shooting in america. >>> officers did use tear gas, blowing up a talking point. >>> is there a chance for an outbreak after memorial day? dr. sanjay gupta answers your questions. >>> welcome and good morning to our viewers around the united states. it's month, may 31st, memorial day here in america. voting rights in texas preserved for now after democrats staged a stunning walkout before a midnight deadline. the measure, one of the most restrictive in the country, would make it harder for texans to vote by mail while imparting policy poll watchers. >> the republican backed legislation is not dead yet. governor greg abbott said he'll call a special election legislature as soon as tomorrow. democrats are comparing the measure to jim crow laws. >> an incredible result, and

>> i don't think happily, brianna. i think trump has been very, very frustrated and concerned about these investigations for several months even before he left the white house, but i think the concerns have lasted in the last few months. i think he's been at trump tower a couple of times since he returned to palm beach. where he's been spending a lot of time is trump tower and there have been lots of meetings related to these investigations. know that trump has a specific playbook he relies on, in which he claims everything is a witch hunt and political and he's been doing it for years. he did it a lot in the white house. i think you're going to hear more of that in the coming days. people close to him say he's anxious about this. >> how would this affect his influence in the parties or a potential run for him even in 2024? >> i think it is going to increase the likelihood that at minimum, brianna, he's going to talk about running. whether he's going to actually run i think is an open question. whether he'll be able to

brianna? >>> joining me now is april ryan, a white house correspondent and washington bureau chief for the grio and cnn political commentator alison stewart, a strategy. alice, to you first. what do you think of the congresswoman's comments? >> it's despicable. i'm encouraged to see many of those people sticking up and saying they disagree with what she says. first of all, israel is our greatest ally and second of all, what she said about the holocaust and jewish people is just ridiculous. she's talking about face masks that are supposed to be safety and security comparing that to yellow stars which are about sep riggs and persecution of yous in one of the most horrific areas of our history. she's not only uneducated, she's simply wrong on this and she owed the jushish community an apology. what kills me, she continues to say this. she needs to stop talking about this, apologize, and go back to what the people in the district and georgia care about, which is conservative values, fiscal respons

brianna?rman, you'll like this news now that the fda approved the pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds, it is up to the cdc to officially give the green light. that is expected to happen tomorrow, but some states are not waiting. in fact, cnn's nick valencia is joining us live from a vaccination site in georgia. what is happening there, nick? tell us. >> reporter: yeah, the fda thorsing the vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds was welcome news for eager parents here who are already lining up to anticipate the shots going into arms as early as 8:00 a.m. and brianna, under normal circumstances, the medical providers would likely wait until the cdc recommends this, we know these are not normal times. these are highly unusual times. the states are going to take their discretion. medical professionals have the ability to exercise their judgment. so this is why we're seeing sites like this pop up. this is viral solutions here in decatur, georgia. it's been a covid vaccine site all along. but today they'r

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." the senate restarts after drama overnight. will the senate block the submission that blocks the insurrection. >> plus paul ryan spitting into the political wind. his whisper about trumpism, shout-outs about nazis and calls to take up arms. >>> breaking news, u.s. under attack. russian hackers strike again weeks before the summit between vladimir putin and president biden. >>> and a trump appointee on west point ice board pushing conspiracy theories that president biden is trying to replace white people. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is friday, may 28th, and the u.s. senate up all night, not to get lucky in the words of deaf punk, but the deaf part might be applicable. republicans are on the path to block apy bipartisan vote on th insurrection. that vote might not happen until this afternoon. why not earlier? there's a deploying of stall stack ticks on another bill. you may recall ron johnson denying the work of the insurrection and callin

>> i'm very sad, brianna.today that they have no space for people of integrity, for women whose message or -- whose message is truth. who don't toe the party line. who are unwilling to go along with the male leadership. and it's really sad to me. i believe i told you before that liz cheney on the day of alex's testimony, his closed door testimony, she did a little press conference. and what she pointed out that, you know, that the statements against my husband, against his service, against his patriotism, how wrong and shameful it was. and i called her office to say thank you on a very scary day for me. it meant a lot that she said that. and i just talked to whoever answered the phone. and a few hours later she personally called me. she didn't have to do that. and it meant so much to me on that day. so when i see losing her and losing her leadership, i feel like the republican party is really losing an important voice, and it makes me very sad. >> what did she say to you when she called? >> she just said thank

>> reporter: good morning, bri brianna.ause the outcome of this case could impact future public records request and as we know there's a long standing tradition at the justice department leaders from both parties really working to try to keep internal documents secret. so just because the biden justice department is working to keep most of this memo secret it doesn't necessarily mean that they agree with the actual decisions made by the trump administration related to the mueller investigation. now this whole legal controversy started when a government watchdog been very critical of the trump administration sued to get this momenemo saying the pu has the right to see because it would give insight into bill barr's decision not to charge former president trump even though the mueller investigation uncovered strong evidence of instances where the former president tried to obstruct that investigation. now earlier this month the federal judge ordered the memo to be released. she accused the trump administration of misleading her

. >>> i'm brianna keel on new "day." the most successful attack. now the white house is scrambling to deal with a cyber attack believed to be a criminal group from russia. >>> dr. fauci said it's time for the u.s. to loosen indoor mask man date of thes as he sets a new date for a return >>> plus dr. anthony fauci says. just in, a big development in the hunt for a third doctor who avenged. it remains shut down after the operator discovered a cyber attack. a former senior cyber expert tells cnn russia is believed to be responsible. >>> they're working to figure out whether fuel supply might become an issue. this morning there are growing concerns about cyber security vulnerabilities in america's critical infrastructure. >>> and joining us now is cnn political and national security analyst david sanger. david, this attack is incredibly alarming, and this group that is responsible, believed to be responsible for this ransomware attack is named dark side. tell us what's a criminal gang basically and what they're alleged to have done here. >> well, this

brianna, he's not alone in that. >> it is traumatic to watch that video. i cannot imagine experiencing that, and he's clearly thinking, i'm not going to make it home to my children tonight. >> i can't imagine. you know, i've talked about this a lot. but i think what you really need to remember, he's in law enforcement. he's going to go back to law enforcement. these cops live this every day. this is their reality. it's a memory that's not going to go away. and unlike, you know, some lawmakers who can leave the district, he's here. these capitol police officers are here. they don't get a break. they don't get to escape. i think that's the thing i want you to remember when you watch this video. this is a memory that will be with them forever. >> it will define them. whitney, thank you so much as always. >>> joining us, former republican congressman read ribl. he's one of a hundred of republicans who threaten to form a third party. congressman, i want to actually start with what we just saw, that just horrifying video of a d.c. police officer being beaten by

>>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keeler. a new twist in the mystery of the origins of the pandemic. in new reporting that several scientists from the wuhan lab were sick enough to be hospitalized in november of 2019. >>> plus, quote, evil lunacy. that's how one describes major i are taylor greene's comparison of mask restrictions to the holocaust. >>> a dramatic standoff to,000 people in the air. father time has nothing on phil mikkelson. why old is the new young in a history-makinge1fáe1xdçóx1lpfáç1 >>> careful what you're callingd old, brianna keilar. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is monday,çó maye1fá 24th. this mor&i(g, new revelations over the debate of the coronavirus pandemic. accorlrduz alp u.s.fá intelligee qz1 in wuhan, china, had to be jutjt admitting to impregnating a minor wasn't the best way to gain support for your congressional run. take anthony bouchard running to unseat liz cheney in the house. >> it's a story when i was young, two teenagers, girl gets pregnan

brianna?it's what's on everyone's mind. >>> a reckless and dangerous a former aide to republican congressman doug lamborn alleging that he was fired for calling out the lawmaker's handling of the coronavirus in his office. he diskissed protocols, mocked staffers for wearing masks and forced aids to work in person at the height of the pandemic. the allegations are serious here, laura. >> they really are, brianna. the congressman says it's all rubbish, though, just a disgruntled employee he says, but the allegations as you say are striking. covid running rampant in a congressional office, a cover-up and favors for family members on the american taxpayer's dime. >> reporter: a new lawsuit offers a disturbing portrait of congressman doug lamborn's alleged handling of the coronavirus pandemic. a former staffer now claims he was fired after raising concerns about lamborn's reckless and dangerous approach to covid-19. according to the complaint, the congressman, quote, claimed that covid was a hoax a

brianna?sit an exciting day. >>> the republican purge of liz cheney from house leadership is all but complete. minority leader kevin mccarthy telling gop colleagues it's clear they need to make a change and that he's formalizing a vote tomorrow on removing cheney as the third-ranking house republican. some gop lawmakers want to delay the vote over concerns about the voting record of cheney's likely replacement new york congresswoman and trump loyalist elise stefanik. this has seemed like a fore gone conclusion. where are we now? >> i think we still expect that elise stefanik will slide into that number three slot. there's freedom caucus members who have concerns. lawmakers yesterday got back into town, into washington. we were able to ask some senators a little bit about their reaction to this very fast-moving drama in the house of representatives republican conference. and you know, you heard really a desperate view of republicans who believed that cheney is being ousted in a way that they're

brianna?set to meet with six key republicans and they're going to be talking about infrastructure. republican leaders say they have already informed the president they're drawing a red line on certain tax heights to fund the certain biden proposal. we have cnn correspondent jeremy diamond. first time seeing you in a year and a half in person. it's wonderful you're here reporting on this. there's already a red line. how productive are these bipartisan talks going to be? >> what i can tell you is the white house views today's meeting as perhaps more important than yesterday's meeting with congressional leadership because these are the top republicans on the key committee that's going to be discussing it in whatever form it takes. these are the folks who are actually going to get into the policy nitty-gritty with the president today as well as members of his cabinet. that doesn't mean it's races what happened yesterday, senator mcconnell drawing a red line on the tax increases and his comments pr

brianna. "new day" continues right now. >>> hello. i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." a grand jury is now reportedly convened to decide whether to charge donald trump or anyone around him as an investigation into his empire takes a dramatic new turn. >>> plus, does the former insider who's been cooperating with prosecutors, give us a big hint of what's coming. >>> plus, cracks emerging in the republican wall against a commission for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. but will enough republicans join democrats in the search for answers. >>> and in the race to figure out how the pandemic began, we have a guest who says president biden is passing the buck and shouldn't leave the investigation to the w.h.o . >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wes, may 26th. manhattan's top prosecutor is prepared to make the case that the 45th president of the united states should be criminally indicted. a special grand jury has just been convened to hear the evidence. >> they'll

brianna?ard-winning rapper nelly who will be performing later this year. it is so wonderful to have you on. i just have to tell you, country grammer was the soundtrack of my early 20s. now i'm like a mom and i have kids and "ride with me" comes on and i'm like, shush, mama's listening. you have so many albums. you know what it's like to normally be promoting an album and instead you've gone through this year where nothing has been the same. what does it mean for you to be heading back out there and performing in front of fans? >> well, yeah, you said it. i mean, for our business, it was catastrophic. like a lot of things. but we deal with crowds. we deal with the energy. we deal with getting out there touching our fans, being able to give them, you know, what we love to do so much. it's just been tough. it's just been tough all the way around. so we've been trying to figure out different things to try to make this go by a little easier. this transition. so, yeah, it's been crazy. >> as you get

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. it's a consequential day for the future of the republican party. truth or trump. liz cheney is about to find out a short time from now. >>> and the bloodshed is growing as israel and palestine fight the worst fight in a decade. >>> what could get us closer than ever to normal. >>> and a new book suggests that two of donald trump's family members got, quote, inappropriately and dangerously close to secret service agents. >>> a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, may 12th, and we begin with a pivotal moment for the republican party and for america. in just a few hours, house republicans are all but certain to vote liz cheney out of her leadership position. house gop leader kevin mccarthy making it clear there's only room for republican leadership in the house for those willing to fuel president trump's big lie about the 2020 election. >>> a new york columnist puts it this way, quote -- there's a real possibility we'll look back o

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." they demanded investigations on everything from benghazi to hunter biden, but when it comes to the historic attack on the u.s. capitol, most house republicans say no and now the senate decides. >> new details into the investigation of the trump organization including man in charge of the money. >>> disturbing video when the video shows the police dragging, kicking him before his death. >>> and why 62 republicans vote against an anti-asian hate crimes bill. >>> a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, may 20th, and this morning senate republicans are facing the choice, truth or trump. a senate vote on facing a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th capitol insurrection could come as soon as next week, but to get ten republican leaders to support it may prove impossible. in the house these 35 republicans broke rank from gop leader kevin mccarthy. still, it's a fraction of the cracas. 175 voted against the january 6th co

brianna?ll technicolor, great to see him. to wear a mask or take it off? that's really the question consuming americans right now. as vaccinations rise and coronavirus restrictions ease, folks are struggling to translate the changing guidance and apply it to their everyday lives. so cnn went to find out exactly what people know or at least what they think they know. miguel marquez is live for us in asbury park, new jersey. i'm curious what you found. what are people telling you? >> reporter: well, look, one, we are in this semifog of confusion here in asbury park, new jersey, people are getting their morning exercise. some wearing masks, some not. it all depends on one's level of comfort, basically. cdc saying you no longer have to wear masks outside if you are vaccinated. but because it's not clear if you get coronavirus still with the vaccination, can you still pass it on? well, maybe. so people are being extra cautious. i will say this is the first time in about nine or ten months i've done

brianna?ining us us now ahead of today's meeting with president biden and vice president harris is philonise floyd and ben crump. thank you for joinsing us both on being a monumental day. f tell us what's on your heart and what's on your mind today. >> i think about all the activists and the people who stepped out and put their lives on the line during this pandemic. my brother, he was an asset to our family. and we loved him so much. he went to minnesota to become a truck driver just to be able to do something to be meaningful for his kids, his daughter, gianna. and it's been one year and she had to watch the same thing everybody across the world has to watch, him being murdered on a video. people just speak out, germany, europe, ghana, everybody watched this case tremendously all over the world. they watched it closely. i think of my brother all the time and my sister called me at 12:00 last night. she said, this is the day that our brother has left the earth. just devastating. >> your famil

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>> good morning, brianna. thank you for having me. you know, look, democrats in the house and the senate in texas have been working all session long to kill these republican vote suppression measures, and senate bill 7 was the worst of the worst. and so we were determined to kill this bill in any way we could. we had a midnight deadline yesterday to pass all bills, any bills that don't pass by midnight yesterday effectively die. and so we were determined to either kill it by talking on the bill to prevent a vote from coming up, killing it through a procedural maneuver, and as a last resort, leaving the chamber to deny the necessary quorum. we are required to have 100 members on the house floor of a 150 member house. so it became clear republicans were going to resort to an extreme tactic to shut off debate, even though we were still fighting the bill, they were going to force a vote on it prematurely. that forced our hand, and that's what led to the walkout that you saw about 10:30, 10:40 last night. >> look, certainly a tactical vict

>> it's interesting, brianna. the white house has been arguing they believe there's bipartisan support across the nation and they're hoping it will overcome the opposition they're facing in congress with republicans. so we spent a few days talking to dozens of voters to see if that is reflected on the ground. >> see what it will mean. it's going to provide jobs and also accommodate jobs. >> reporter: as president biden hits the road to sell his expansive and expensive agenda, the rubber may really meet the road in places like yorktown. ♪ a peaceful historic town in southeast virginia where excitement for biden's proposals comes with concerns about the trillion-dollar price tag. >> it's big. i can't see why anybody wouldn't be worried about that. i don't want to pay any more taxes than anybody else. >> reporter: cnn spoke with dozens of voters, democrats, republicans, and independents, about biden's plans to reshape the economy. >> i would hope that he means he sticks by what he says. we're going to try to build fr

i'm brianna keilar with john berman on this "new day." liz cheney lays it on the line. her dire warning to republicans who have all but forced her out. >>> plus joe biden's tough call on vaccine patents. sharing american trade secrets to close the global shot gap. >>> texas, the new front on the war in voting. new restrictions could pass there in a matter of hours. >>> and california's recall circus. we talk to the candidate campaigning with a thousand-pound bear. >>> good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, may 6th. liz cheney is not going quietly into the night. the most powerful female republican in the house of representatives delivering a stark warning to her party. it has no future on its current path. cheney's future is also in doubt this morning. she is about to lose her leadership position for choosing the truth over trump when it comes to the outcome of the 2020 election. in a new op-ed in "the washington post," she cautions that the gop has reached a turning point and that lies about the election will only provoke the

. >>> i'm john berman alongside bri brianna keilar on this new day. israel launches new strikes after the deadliest day so far in the fight with palestinian militants. >>> plus the maze of different mask mandates all over the country. the cdc's new guidance creates some confusion and causes concern. >>> a key figure in the matt gaetz scandal is about to plead guilty in court. could it be a turning point in the sex trafficking investigation into the congressman? >>> and what's next for the bengal tiger found safe and sound after days on the lam down in texas. the big cat himself will join us live, along with "tiger king's" carole baskin. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, may 17th. overnight new strikes by israeli defense forces in gaza. the air strikes targeting the home of hamas commanders there. israel says it also destroyed nine miles of the militant group's network of tunnels. it comes after the deadliest day yet in the week-long conflict. palestinian health officials now say at least

brianna. >> it's terrible.ou for the details. >>> hundreds gathered to hear from marjorie green and gaetz. >> you guys both genuinely believe the election was stolen. >> yes. >> i mean that's -- i mean, if you believe that that's true, that is -- >> isn't that horrible? >> it is horrible. >> it is. >> i know it is. it's horrible we would even be in a situation to even think that. >> but it's false. >> no, it's not. why would they have all of those ballots hidden under tables? why did that man drive that track all the way across state lines. >> the ballots under the table thing, that's prove on the be false. >> it has not. i watched it on tv. >> it is false. joining me now is a former qanon follower. thanks so much for being with us. i watched it all on tv. what do those words tell you? >> honestly the first reaction is it's a ludicrous justification, really cringy. the thing is that's the problem. she watched it on tv, on oan, on news maxx. unfortunately she didn't see it on fox because they haven't gone all in

brianna? >> josh campbell live for us in san jose, thank you. >>> the senate is set to vote whether to establish a jab 6th commission on whether to investigate the attack on the capitol. democrats need ten republican votes to pass this, but all signs to gop leaders blocking the bill. the mother of officer brian sicknick who died the day after the insurrection is hoping to meet with senators herself to push the commission. only 15 have agreed to meet with hem. 13 have declined outride. and others are making their staff to be made available, which to be clear is nothing other than a brush-off. >> brian sicknick's mom writes, my son, brian sicknick died because of the insurrectionists who stormed the capitol building on january 6th. he and fellow officers fought for hours and houring against those animals who tried to take over our capitol building and our democracy as we know it. while they were fightinging congressmen and senators were locking themselves inside their offices. according to some,

.” >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." cheney's last stand for an impassioned plea on the house floor hours before the vote to remove her from republican leadership. >>> new body cam video over the death of andrew young. >>> new this morning, the biden administration making a push to fully reopen schools before the fall. the education secretary joins us live. >>> and this isn't your everyday house cat. the search for a bengal tiger on the loose in a texas neighborhood, and carole baskin is here to weigh in. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it's a pivotal moment for the republican party and people of the united states of american. in hours house republicans will vote to strip liz cheney of her leadership position. why? she refuses to support the lie that the election was stolen. she won't do it. she won't lie. and she's losing her job because of it. cheney may be on her way out, but she's not going quietly. last night she struck a defiant tone in a speech on the house floor. >> every one

>>> hello, i'm brianna key keeler. liz cheney being ostracized >>> so we pointed out all the business czar ways the catch tall insurrectionists have been caught. we'll speak live with a scientist behind the pfizer vaccine about whether that's a risk. >>> a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, may 6th. liz cheney is not going down without a fight. the number three republican in the house delivering a stark warning about her party's future while she's about to lose her leadership position for speaking the truth about the 2020 election. she cautions that the gop is at a turning point and that repeating lies about the election could provoke more violence. we're going read you some big sections of what she writes here. quote, the question before us now is whether we will join trump's crusade to delegitimize with allconsequences. i have worked where leadership leads to violence. america is exceptional because our constitutional system guards against that. at the heart o

>> thanks for having me, john and brianna. i understand why dr. fauci wants to loosen restrictions about masks. if you look at the country right now and the issues related to economics, particularly related to businesses, people need to be out and about and actually spending money. my wife is a small business owner and relies on customers. if you don't have customers coming in and out of the restaurant to eat, you don't make any money. so i get that. but we also have to consider what it means to be vulnerable. i work in a community which is a highly vulnerable population. mainly black, brown, immigrant, many are undocumented, and those are the patients that wind up coming in with increased rates of covid-19 infection and have the greatest numbers of casualties. and so opening up the country and decreasing those masks, the mask requirements may affect them. it's not necessarily the people who are young and healthy and have access to resources, it's those who are considered to be most vulnerable. >> dr. anthony fauci also said something that i want

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. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." breaking overnight, another life has been lost in the deadly shooting at the rail yard in california, the 17th mass shooting in america this week as the nation seems to become numb. >> prosecutors are investigating donald trump. they say that a witness -- they've told a witness to prep for grand jury testimony. in this hour, we'll speak live with one person who is cooperating with them, the former daughter-in-law of trump's top money man. >>> joining us, the mother of fallen capitol officer brian sicknick will meet face-to-face with republican senators and plead them to back the investigation. >>> as america returns to normal, so does bad incidents. what a fan did that has many players incensed. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, may 27th. what the hell is wrong with us. that's what governor gavin newsome is asking us as nine were slaughtered at a rail yard. this morning the flag at the white house stands half-staff over 240 kille

. >> good morning, brianna.wn decision, but perhaps senator cruz needs to look at some facted. that is a conscription for us. rugs have no choice. they join the russian military. they're often sub zwroect routine regular abuse and hazing in that conscription force. in the united states, this is an all-volunteers force. americans raise their hand, swear their oath and are willing to die for the united states this battle. diverse tell, how does that hurt it and make the military less strong? senator cruz is not clear. but let's look at that army video that was trying to be more diverse in its recruiting because you have to get more people to join the military in this country. that is a big concern. corporal emma malone ward was one of the people in the video. she talked about being raised by two mothers. she is now one of the people sad lie highlighted in cruz's criticism. but one of the people who reached out to defend the corporal was four-star general robert abrams, the leading u.s. commander in korea. i want t

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. eva vaccined americans going unmasked. a leading voice for teachers will join us in a moment. >>> plus, a brand-new cnn exclusive. a capitol police officer speaks out on lawmakers lying about the insurrection that he and his colleagues survived that day. >>> house republicans just minutes away from picking liz cheney's replacement. is elise stefanik conservative enough to win the secret vote? >>> and the race to vaccinate just took a literal turn. we go to talladega where they are giving away free laps to fans who get covid shots. >>> a very good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, may the 14th. tgif. a major pandemic milestone as well. the cdc now saying if you're fully vaccinated you can drop the masks. you can drop the social distancing, both indoors and out with few exceptions. president biden out celebrating the news. >> if you're fully vaccinated and can take your mask off, you have earned the right to do something that americans are known for all around the world. gre

. ♪ 33-year-old brianna can't remember a time she wasn't overweight.er: she was married in 2018. pregnant the following year then the pandemic hit. brianna tipping the scales at 281 pounds. >> i'm thinking, oh, my gosh, i'm morbidly obese so i knew that when that pandemic started that i needed to do something quick to turn things around for my daughter. >> reporter: brianna turning to diet and exercise for an incredible transformation. ♪ here she is today, 130 pounds lighter. >> i have so much more energy. i have so much more confidence. just the way that i feel in my body and my mind just is amazing. >> reporter: she shared her story with "people" magazine. >> brianna's transformation has been remarkable losing more than 100 pounds during lockdown and those are the kind of transformations we're celebrating in this issue. >> how did she do it? she started by exercising. using cardio dance workouts from youtube and increasing her workout time when she needed a challenge. as for nutrition. >> i cut out the carbs, potatoes, pasta, rice, bread, fried foods

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." the cdc's new covid guidelines leading to mass confusion across america, businesses dropping restrictions, but only in certain cities and states. we'll be speaking with former surgeon general jerome adams. >>> bill gates divorce taking a new turn. the reporter who broke that story is here. >>> and new this morning cnn has learned of another mysterious energy attack on an merge offi -- american official and this happened near the white house. >>> and a space force commander canned for what he said in a podcast. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is monday, may 17th, and americans are enjoying newfound freedoms while confronting new dilemmas as we try to deal with normalcy. peach are starting to ditch their masks, but after many months of being told to mask up and social distance, millions are grappling with when to ditch or wear face coverings amid an ongoing crisis. >>> some genuinely wonderful data on the pandemic this morning. it falls on m

. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." when and where the coronavirus outbreak began in china. absolute sickness, evil lunacy. republicans in congress, some, condemning a shocking statement from marjorie taylor greene, comparing mask mandates to the holocaust. >>> secrets revealed inside the security and the scares for secret service agents leading up to the 2020 election. >>> and another thrill for phil mickelson, becoming the oldest player to win a major. how he managed to stun the sports world. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, may 24th. we begin with truly wonderful news in the fight against coronavirus. here in the united states, at its lowest point in a year. six states report an average of less than one covid death per day over the past week. those are wonderful, remarkable and welcomed numbers. in the meantime, the debate over the origins of the coronavirus is growing more intense after new revelations that several lab workers in wuhan, china, had to seek

listen, brianna, this weekend was predictable. we have been warning this moment was going to happen and it's going to continue because the last administration unleashed this gun surge through covid, and as we come out of covid, we have all these new gun owners and all these new guns. they say guns were the solution. so here's my advice for anybody who wants to put an end to this. right now today, pick up everyone you know working in the gun safety movement and find out what we can do. the republican party, i saw it in congress, they've checked out of government. they do not want to be part of resolving gun violence or saving lives. it's time for the democratic party to go it alone. we have do this. this will keep happening if we don't change what we're doing. >> look. the key is legislative, right? >> yeah. >> doing something when it comes to laws because you were at the executive order that we saw -- several orders, actually, that we saw president biden put out recently, and a what that really highlighted is it's pretty limited a

. >>> i'm brianna keilar in washington. or am i john berman? i'm brianna keilar. he is john berman. i'm in washington. he's in new york. on this "new day," liz cheney is not backing down. the congresswoman going to war with gop colleagues who keep pushing the big lie. and a massachusetts town just doubled down on its mandate for wearing masks outdoors. defying the cdc. so we're going to ask the top doctor there, why? >> a brand-new study shows how the right wing media machine pushes lies that lead to people falling for false covid conspiracy theories. plus the risky business of human smuggling at the southern border. cnn's cameras with an up-close look from the other side of the barrier wall. >>> a very good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, may 4th. liz cheney is drawing a line in the sand. the wyoming republican is tripling down on her attacks against the big lie wing of the republican party. cheney says she cannot accept what she calls poison. the poison idea that the 2020 election was stolen. a lie. and that president trump's action

brianna? >> indeed. lauren fox, thank you so much for that.know, john, it makes you wonder if there are members of congress who are vaccinated and don't want to admit it? what does that tell you? >> that's been a thing. look at the former president who waited so long to announce he'd received the vaccine dose. why? look. there was an anti-vax rally in washington at the same time as the insurrection on capitol hill. i wonder if they were nervous they would lose support after getting the vaccine. >> there's that overlap between the no-vaccers and no-maskers. it's a disaster waiting to happen. this is congress. they need to not be sidelined by it. >> isn't that a bad overlap? i'm not going to do anything the help, to overcome this pandemic. it's a sad state of affairs. look. a lot are vaccinated. good for them. >>> there is a state of emergency in japan. there are calls to cancel the e olympics. >>> candidates facing off. ahead on "new day." ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote

. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." could the former president himself be indicted? >>> plus, donald trump's lawyer claims the constitution gives the former president absolute immunity from a capitol riot lawsuit. will that argument hold up in court. >>> safety questions surround this summer's tokyo olympics. are the covid risks too great to ignore? >>> and the vaccination turning into a million-dollar shot. ohio's governor joins us for a sneak peek of tonight's vax-a-million reveal. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. everyone reeling from the information that jim sciutto hasn't seen any of the "fast & furious" movies. it is wednesday, may 26th. big legal trouble for citizen donald trump. the top prosecutor in manhattan has convened a special grand jury according to "the washington post" to hear evidence that could lead to a criminal indictment of the former president and trump organization officials. >> investigators believe the president's company inflated its property

>> well, thanks, brianna. nice to see you again. i think the state of the gop today is divided, is polarized. it's going to continue to be divided and polarized going into the election next year. you can't have a defeated president who, by the way, during his four years, the republicans lost both the house and the senate. he was defeated for re-election. and have that candidate and that former president claim that he is still leader of the party. and the party must be loyal to him. the party is always bigger than an individual. i don't care who the president is. and he's not accepting -- mr. trump is not accepting that. and that is going to continue to divide the party and divide the party in a very corrosive way because it is about truth. it is about being honest. it is about the core values of our country and what a party should represent. so i think it's a pretty tough future the republicans have, especially if they vote out liz cheney. >> what do you think of how they are treating her? >> well, politics is a tough business. you

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brianna? >> that looks very angry.na is speaking out and calling for change after she was forced to cut her hair during a softball game last month. 16-year-old nicole piles says her hair was braided with beads and tied in a bun like she had worn it in previous games when an umpire told her she had to either remove the beads or sit the game out. nicole piles and her father julius join us now. thank you so much for being with us. nicole, just walk us through what happened and how it felt being told basically that the only way you can keep playing was to cut your hair, which if i'm not mistaken had been the same hair you had that entire game and the entire season. >> right. actually i had the braids in for four games prior. that was the fifth game. but on that day, april 19th, i did play a full inning. i had hit a double because i'm top of the lineup, so the bottom of the first is when my team had went up to bat. i hit a double, we scored our points and we were leading at the time they brought it up at the top of the seco

national soccer team, brianna scurry, is joining us right now.pics. you won gold in atlanta as well as in greece. at this point, 54 days before an olympic games. what are most athletes doing, physically, mentally getting ready? are people booking flights? what's going on? e peop>> i think what right nowt we're doing is going along with our old routine. just preparing if you're trying to qualify. or just preparing the team for training to get ready. there's so many different concerns that we all have, obviously, with coronavirus and the postpone it. by think right now athletes are trying to focus on what they can control, which is their own activity. their own preparation. >> yeah, but a lot of sports, many of them are as much as they are physical, there are a lot of head games that take place. so when you hear 70% of the japanese public do not want the olympics to continue, doctors and japan say no thank if it is postponed another year which, in all honesty may be a better idea, otherwise, go ahead and prepare and get ready as if it's going to ha

i'm honored and pleased to bring up brianna mcnulty and betsy eddie. >> how exciting to get to speak out my mask. that's wonderful. good afternoon everyone or good morning. but this is definitely an exciting day for diamond heights. it's an exciting day for the surrounding community and all the children that are going to love this beautiful new playground and i am so grateful to all the many people that work so hard to get us to this great day today. i'm grateful to rec and park for adding george christopher playground to the 2012 park bond. what happened was, we noticed that this park and also glenn park, glenn canyon park was not on the original park bond list. so michael rice, the former president of the glenn park association and i backed by our diamond heights community association advocated for -- to have us included in the 2012 park bond and we're so grateful for that. as you can see today. and so i'm grateful for all the program managers at rec and park that worked with the neighborhoods on the park design. those program managers, they listened to community input and they dev

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. on this new day, a monumental day as the cdc tells americans they don't need masks in most situations if they're fully vaccinated. we'll answer your questions about that. >>> plus a cnn exclusive. a capitol police officer joins us live to talk about the white wash of the insurrection that he and his colleagues survived that day. >>> and how marjorie taylor greene chasing down alexandria ocasio-cortez isn't the first time. >>> and there's a tiger missing in texas. does the last man seen with him know where he is? we'll ask his lawyer -- the man's lawyer, not the tiger's. >>> a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, may 14th, and we begin with a major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. the cdc in a surprise announcement says if you are fully vaccinated, it is safe to ditch your mask indoors and outdoors almost everywhere. the decision impacts almost a third of the country that is now fully vaccinated. >> president biden obviously c

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