cnbc's senior congressional correspondent elin moye with us now. you can strike one name off the list democrats were hoping join them and that's north carolina senator richard burr he put out a statement today calling january 6th a grim day, but pointed out the justice department is already investigating and has made hundreds of arrests. he also said multiple congressional committees are looking into what happened as well he said, quote, i don't believe establishing a new commission is necessary or wise. but democrats countered, a vote against the commission would be a vote against the truth. >> i was within 20 feet of these hooligans. it was one of the darkest moments in american democracy. the first time the capitol was breached since the war of 1812 over 200 years ago, and yet not five months later, many on the republican side are trying to whitewash what happened. >> now, shep, senator schumer has officially put the commission on the legislative calendar but there's no date for a vote just yet. >> the house today narrowly passed a bill that inc

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esto y arriba méxico las vegas cuyas calles están con muchas personas muestra signos de recupación elineconfianza está en medio de una caída en números de casos de covid-, según cdc este sábado se registraron en el país (información en pantalla) la cifra más baja desde el 24 de marzo del año pasado a inicios de la pandemia, las cifras de muerte en el país también descendieron al punto más bajo con dos cientos 40 en un día eso es lo que hace motivar a uno vacunarse, proteger porque se protege uno y también a la gente, pero no hay que confiarse demasiado, si bien hay una reapertura, no significa que no podría haber repunte en los casos, sobre todo si la gente no es cautelosa. >> lamentablemente, las personas no vacunadas en todo el país están en riesgo de adquirir la enfermedad, tener complicaciones y desarrollar secuelas fatales. >> para reduc los riesgos continúan operativos, en california las dos millones de personas que reciban la primera dosis podrán obtener $50 en tarjetas preparadas. >> en los Ángeles, noticias telemundo . >> en otras noticias, una balacera dejó dos muertos y 20 her

elin, thanks for being here. a cease-fire ask under way what should the expectations be for what happens next? >> like you said, we will have to watch what happens next to make sure the cease-fire takes hold i was part of the team in 2014 we thought we had a cease-fire, all sides agreed and they all started firing at each other again. first thing, let's see if the cease-fire holdse-fire holds interest optimisti i'm optimistic we will secondly, i'm concerned we will just keep repeating the same pattern we have for 50 years. >> what would suggest we wouldn't, anything >> meaning what would suggest what >> it's the same pattern, exactly the same thing each time there's a skirmish, there's a disagreement, there it goes and then there's a cease-fire and they build up their rockets and we do it again. >> that's exactly what happens what happens every time actually is you have this moment where the international community comes in, a big conference says everybody will focus on it and everybody forgets about it and thing

that because we're not going to get much further than try to make the situation slightly better. >> elin goldenberg, so far so good thank you very much. >>> covid watch now. dr. anthony fauci will be us in a moment but let's take stock in the progress america's made. we're roughly 30,000 cases a day. johns hopkins reports the lowest they've been in a year so far more than 48% of all u.s. adults are fully vaccinated. roughly 61% have now received one dose that's from the cdc. and while states and businesses get adjusted to the new mask guidance or vaccinated, there's a growing fight whether kids should be forced to wear masks in school. today iowa's governor signed a new law that bans school districts from mandating masks for students and staff the governor of texas did the same thing, banned in south carolina, the governor says it's up to parents to decide whether they're kids need to mask up so let's turn to dr. fauci, chief medical adviser to president biden, the nation's r top indeck shouse disease doctor dr. fauci, thank you for coming. what about that? kids 12 and older can get vacc

business on live well i'm all for it so i scream all the time on behalf of elin followed up their jewel with fellow selig well as cologne with a gift for their coach what could be inside. like them among us i'm guessing you're trying to do in which i've been to. those match the 331 where the impossible could happen like shall good getting a win against frankfurt no less. kickoff on an irresistible pronouncement weekend of the season let's start in. the good. and battled coach flowing on cold felt has been testing brains patients prior to their relegation 6 pointer without sport the team were winless and 8 matches losing 7 of them called felt seemed to shrug it off as business as usual rather than red alert honestly for the last 10 years for the bremen only one year 2 years ago it was like not fighting. which is what everyone in bremen is also realize is the realistic part of the of this club at the moment more proactive than their visitors outspoken made a coaching change with 3 matches left in the season bringing back marco spine seal he had let out spoke for 4 seasons before leaving f

focused on german football's grand a stage has history of white so too does the question loom will elin holland arguably the game's brought his stuff be there to take part. yelling mess my it's a tail and was on the pitch yesterday after almost 2 weeks out. we didn't push it but it looked good and we wanted to see how would fill. a void and we'll have another short session where he'll move around. a bit more and see if that is enough. for morgan in hope to shoot 1st major trophy as coach knows one thing for sure in jade and san show he's at least one feet reliable path to go the englishman stricker we gave dortmund victory up a lot on the weekend now 5 days later to the novice men has one final shot at lifting lottie twit trophy before he departs to take charge of buying munich. we will try to achieve the maximum which is winning the trophy at this guy but i don't think this has a lot of consequences on my personal career rather it's about every single player in i is the coach doing the best possible job and then we want to celebrate together with the club which employees mean where i s

the last me, danny, i'm in california. elin and ok, and caroline with the i mean were you scared that if you did speak up they could do for you that was like and as for your every day and i still think about it. you know, you have black m brown immigrant, women at this, you know, extremely vulnerable position at this prison, at the mercy of ice and the private prison corporation. and this doctor. and regardless of what happened to them, you know, their voices were being silenced and it's, you know, it's, nobody was being held accountable. was there a sense that these women couldn't say no to getting treated or surgical procedures by the doctor? nobody was telling them about, you know, what was happening. obviously there was a language barrier. nobody made an effort to, you know, come back explanation about why was this procedure necessary job same proposal on it some where they don't the people aren't in the business office and when i get the dollar for oh, this isn't the 1st time that dr. amin had been accused of billing the government for unnecessary procedures. in 2013 state and fe

elin's travel group also includes william from new york and 22 year old ingo from norway. the 2 men have already had their 1st scare. with this stuff but only if you're a real a just going to be nervous when the military stuff like this he like raising his voice and getting more and more and i agree. i don't know what's going to happen. while welcoming the guests there guide karzai who signing gives his clients a warning. the move probabilities do is the savior if you is so good the security done there. usually telling me you're pressing the button of the bomb so the business people of this would be a way staying in the. mainstream like i provided it goes so. if you take over the bus route and the trust. was ours provided local clothing for the tourists. that are fun we fund our know that he's. dressed for adventure the group is ready to tour a couple. a city destroyed by constant warning. from. the afghan conflict has been raging since 1988 with the taliban seizing power in the 1980 s. from the soviet union. since their subsequent defeat by the us they've continued to fig

and things like that but i think that should totally be ignored if you understand the point of the elin thinks this is america versus the rest of the world this is a time for us to unify around or this is not political this is supposed to be competitive and as the end of the day we want to listen to be fun and i'm glad the i.o.c. took a strong stance was interesting because let's move it back here to home because it seems i have to can take a stand to keep politics out of sports domestically here in america our own outside organizations can't seem to avoid it why is that and is that a good thing for the at the sports business selves. well there is that unfortunate downturn has happened in sports where even sportscasters are constantly throwing around little hole statements you had people calling on george or calling it you know slave laws when they passed laws tightening their election in sports has become political but the reason why i think a lot of people want to be social justice warriors a lot of people want to you know quite frankly they want to get attention for themselves they'r

are focused on german football's grandest day has history a white so too does the question loom will elin holland arguably the game's brought his stuff be there to take pot. yelling. tailing was on the pitch yesterday after almost 2 weeks out. we didn't push it but it looked good and we wanted to see how would fill. a void and we'll have another short session where he'll move around. a bit more and see if that is enough. for morgan in hope to shoot for his 1st major trophy as coach knows one thing for sure in jag and san show he's at least one feet reliable path to go being which means trickery gave dortmund victory of the logic on the way can't now 5 days later to the novice men has one final shot at lifting lot of trophy before he departs to take charge of by munich. we will try to achieve the maximum which is winning the trophy at this guy but i don't think this has a lot of consequences on my personal career rather it's about every single player in i as the coach doing the best possible job then we want to celebrate together with the club which employees mean where i still enjoy worki

summer many hurdles remain jew to the pandemic some athletes hoping to compete rather have had the elin be dreams put on hold like 27 year old boxer. a recent issue but i 1st picked up the boxing gloves to get in better shape but the sport began to inspire her beyond that and after a year or 2 but it was a national champion in japan the nurse by day dedicated herself for years to realize her dream of qualifying for the olympics but then after the final boxing qualification was cancelled so was her only shot ek impeding it tokyo 2022 she got 6 when i got a phone call from the boxing federation and was told that the qualifying match west cancelled i felt very disappointed had been working so hard for you have to the prospective member of the olympics and it's so frustrating that i don't even have the right to compete it's very disappointing. to see too much i missed. being knocked out of this upcoming olympics doesn't mean the 27 year old plans to hang up her gloves anytime soon. come say for the next olympics in paris at this point but what i can do is try to keep working hard step by st

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let's start down in the south bay, 87 in gilroy, everyone elin the low to mid-80s.retches to santa cruz. we have mid-70s to around 80. low to mid-60s on the coast. we have a little cloud cover trying to develop. it is about 4 miles visibility. kind of hazy this afternoon. low to mid-70s downtown. look at those mid-80s. 85 to near 90 degrees to the north bay. we have upper 70s to low 80s for most of the east bay. hercules at 84. 88 at san ramon, 92 with windy dry conditions in fairfield. tonight, a few clouds on the peninsula, maybe a cloud or two on the bay shore, a few more high clouds and then temperatures a little milder than this morning, upper 40s to mid-50s until you get around antioch where we will be in the 60s again. tomorrow is almost a carbon copy of today, slightly cooler at the coast as a sea breeze starts to develop. it moves into the bay on wednesday and reaches inland on thursday where we gefrom 90 tuesday to mid-70s. we hang there friday and near 60 at the coast. near 80 inland with sunshine for mother's day weekend. >>> have you seen these new pict

legal firm warned of a lawsuit, which is now filed in a lengthy seven page letter attorney lee and elinhts the f u. s d has no rational or legal excuse to keep its students in distance learning where they are lagging behind academically and suffering emotionally, while other students in california the nation and the world are in school, the lawsuit targets spring reopening now in may. and with the state of the lawsuit and the time being what it is, it is unfortunate to see a law firm accepting money for something that is, um it would be impossible have any practical outcome for union president victoria burbank. herrera says her members and the district have already reached agreement on reopening for summer school in june. he's optimistic the same will be true for the fall. experts say, continuing virtual instead of in person learning hurts the academic progression of all students. we've seen that there's significant concerns around learning gaps, social and emotional growth and well being and mental health as well. and so those air all elements that as we look at being able to reopen sc

. >>> elin golden berg, security east center for a new american security and also former chief of staff to the u.s. special enjoy to israeli-palestinian negotiations the president today called for a de-escalation in the middle east is that enough what is the u.s.' responsibility here to be more involved >> sure, and thank you for having me. the u.s. has a significant role to play because of our relationship with israel and the close, historic relationship with a lot of influence. but at the same time we have to be realistic about the fact the u.s. doesn't communicate with one of the two major parties in the conflict, that being hamas right now, so we can't be the sole mediator because hamas is a terrorist organization, we don't talk to them egyptians are doing that you heard that on the news i think the u.s.' role needs to be to support the egyptians and work closely with them and the u.n. special representative who is also on the ground to try to get to a cease-fire as quickly as possible. >> whenever there's a breakout of violence, the phrase ground war is something everyone is listen

attending the games at their own risk or as the director general of global athletes a group aiming to give elin peons more of a say in how the games are being organized. i think outfits do want the games to occur but they want the games to occur to ensure that the most robust safety measures are put in place to ensure they're protected and to ensure everyone around them is protected and the i.o.c. is right that you know the i think some trained all of this time tends some 101212 years to prepare for these games that could be their only shot and they do want to attend but not at all cost when you have a crisis management plan in place you normally have the most robust plan possible and there's the risk starts to minimize you drop back that plan the i.o.c. is seen to do the opposite so they've come out in waves on the playbook which they've had a year to develop and they have rolled it out slowly by increasing the you did the different protocols and restrictions and what that does is it leads to a lack of trust from the athletes from the general population and from health experts that are going t

eline continues. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut.there's a reason of course why parents worried about the company their children keep. it was months after johnson's lost his wife and his wife to an intruder. miami detectives were plowing their way through miles of phone records, anything they could narrow down their list of suspects. in the pile of material from the phone company, they came across a name. >> we isolated within a three or four hour period of the murder five or six different names, and one of those came back to garrett kopp. who >> was he talking? two >> on the 22nd, i want to say there were 13 phone calls, they were made between garrett kopp and chris sutton's phone call. >> a lot of? calls >> lots of calls. >> it meant nothing at all probably but still, garrett kopp was 20, a frequent visitor around the sutton house, he didn't seem to have a house or any direction life. but christopher saw some good in him, apparently. hired him occasionally to do our jobs. in fact, after the murder christopher had carpet ripped up t