thank you, gabby. gabby douglas. >> you guys did so amazing.d -- >> jimmy: oh, thank you. thank you, gabby, i appreciate it. >> such a good job. >> guillermo: gabby, i'm going to be okay. >> so nice, so nice. bye, guys! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: special thanks to gabby douglas. you see? it's a great lesson. when you set your mind to something -- well. nothing happens. [ laughter ] anyway, we have a great show for you tonight. malcolm gladwell is with us. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from kings of leon. and we'll be right back with maya rudolph. so stick around! ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. allstate where is everyone? pringles original, barbecue, pizza. the barbecue pizza stack. (cheers) endless flavors to stack. ♪ listen to your heart, ♪ ♪

he gave a statement there to the press and immediately was joined by israel's foreign minister, gabby asking ozzy. he was then taken to the city of paris, take about 20 minutes drive from israel to visit a house that was directly hit by rocket. and later today, hopefully, he's hoping to continue also to the palestinian territory to meet there also with palestinian officials. now mister moss has voice to support for israel, which he has done since the hostilities erupted, unequivocally did he call, and he also called for a sci fi, or we have to add, did. he mentioned the palestinians at all, address the toll of human suffering in gaza? well, you're definitely not the only person asking this question. he was confronted exactly with this question at the airport when he was where he was given a statement. and instead of referring in detail to the death toll in gaza, he again repeated his statement, saying that israel has the right to defend itself and just added that. all actions are included within the right of so called self defense. so he said, as you can, we could hear before he said

>> gabby, i want to go back so something you said about voting rights.ig lie is what happened on january 6. police officers were badly hurt, they had their eyes gouged out, officer sicknick died, but the attack on voting rights in this country even when it doesn't show up with riot gear at the u.s. capitol has repercussions for generation toss come and it is a story that has been going on far longer than former president trump. i wonder sometimes are some republicans that you talked to donors that you talked to, are they happy to have the left more focused on trump, more focused on the big lie, more focused on whatever happens to liz cheney because then the focus isn't on what's happening to black voters in places like georgia and florida? >> well, i think, you know, many republicans are frustrated with the way that the party has handled questions of race and race relations for a while and the voting reform question certainly is one that brings up those topics. anytime that the attention is away from those issues that do spark difficult conversations for

dana bash, gabby orr, thank you for being with us. >>> up next -- what democrats could do if the gop bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. >>> and why americans may not be the only ones evacuated when u.s. troops leave afghanistan. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. >>> new this morning, senate democrats kyrsten sinema pl pleading with a commission. but if they won't, what other options are out there? john avlon with a "reality check." >> there are few defining crises in american history known instantly by their date. december 7th, november 22nd, september 11th, and now we can add january 6th to that list. after al

gabby orr, thank you. >>> joining us former prosecutor ellie hoenig. this is a former president out of office a few months here, a grand jury impaneled. the prosecute verse a lot of docu documents from the trump organization. they also have one or more cooperators, in a michael cohen, allen weisselberg. you've prosecuted a lot of cases here. tell us what you might be advising the president as to the seriousness of this at this point? >> it's a series step, but it does not mean an indictment of donald trump is certain or imminent. what i read is prosecutors have solid foundational building blocks, the types of evidence you talked about, testimony from michael cohen about the general way the trump organization was structured and sfungsed. they have a lot of financial documents. we know they have donald trump's tax returns. beyond that, though, i don't see one clear piece of smoking gun evidence. let's remember, it's not enough to indict donald trump to just show, well, the trump organization itself was involved in fraud. you have to be able to prove spec

and england's double commonwealth and european champions chris and gabby adcock have announced theirood luck to them and more time to spend with their lovely dog balser, who i once met. great britain has announced the women's football squad who'll be travelling to tokyo for the olympics in a few weeks' time. 15 of the 18 players are english, and 11 of those play for manchester city. will it make for a more cohesive team performance? or should other nations have been given a chance? jo currie reports: all smiles. the relief in knowing they've made the squad. these are

then throughout the day, he's also going to be meeting separately with israeli. foreign minister, gabby asked him as he followed by another meeting with the minister and also one of the greatest political rivals of benjamin bennett. again, after that he had to follow the occupied west bank where he's going to be meet with the palestinian authority president bus. and then he is also going to meet with some members of the civil society and in ramallah, we should also a lot to game year if you recall put a jump and ministration. they were basically no contact with the palestinian authority at washington. this will be really the 1st, there's a face to face with anyone from us administration. i think my boss would like at this point discuss how to take up the piece rows. even if at the moment it's going to be very difficult. and i don't think that is on the immediate agenda. the european union has agreed to faction bella roost, including bombing its national airlines, and entering the blocks and space in response to actions by bella roost, which saw a passenger plane divert to men's and oppo

just yesterday, senator mark kelly and his wife, former congressman gabby giffords welcomed their firstn the head ten years ago in one of america's all too frequent mass shootings. somehow, she survived. six others in tucson that day did not. we are so happy for gabby f giffords and senator mark kelly that they are able to be with their grandchild on this day. great moment there. >>> coming up next, the people of the congo are bracing for a possible second volcanic eruption as we get an aerial look at the smokey mountain there. don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[ sighs ] -be cool. i wish i could group my insurance stuff. -[ coughs ] bundle. -the house, the car, the rv. like a cluster. an insurance cluster. -woosah. -[ chuckles ] -i doubt that exists. -it's a bundle! it's a bundle, and it saves you money! hi. i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody. we've got 'em on the ropes. the billionaires buying elections. the corporate special interest

cnn's gabbie -- >> reporter: some guraces happening this fall are willing to pay top dollar in orderg this take place in everywhere from alaska and nebraska to ohio and virginia, where people like white house counselor kellyanne conway, and of course corey lewandowski have been brought on by candidates to guide them through their races, the trump advisers are telling candidates up front we cannot guarantee a trump endorsement which of course is the gold standard to have as a republican running in a primary these days. but what they are saying is that they are still an asset to the campaign because of their understanding with the republican base and their ability to drive turnout, and help court grassroots supporters of these maga causes, still there are races where having a trump adviser on your campaign as a republican candidate could be a liability, places like ohio or north carolina, these traditional battleground states, where statewide candidates will have to appeal beyond the maga base beyond republican voters, having those trump voices involved in their campaigns could potenti

gabby orr is with us on her reporting. who is making the big bucks here, gabby? staffers who are working for him. previously at mar-a-lago. now that he's shifted up to bedminster, new jersey, they are surrounding him there. dan scavino to miller. names we recognize from the west wing during trump's presidency. they are still making, you know, anywhere from $150,000 annually to $172,000, which is the maximum cap that somebody can be making as a transition staffer for a post president. so there's quite a few aides who are surrounding him who are helping him with the statements he's putting out, helping him with his political strategy. what we know about the way trump is spending his money is unique in the sense that he's paying these high-priced aides to stick around him. he's not using expensive office space, which is something that former presidents have done. he's working out of mar-a-lago, out of bedminster, properties he owns so he's saving money in that instance but everything he's saving is going toward those six-figure salaries for his staff. >> is that wha

will be caking babie have to be alarmed in gabby have to be vigilant and we should single now. burning issue of rape right now and that will continue to happen to randall moore a director screenwriter for his or her home in nature. you're in for a scene with us. so what males have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy all of that but we also tend to do nurture through aggression so we create things like like soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression now women are aggressive and can play those games no doubt very well but when you go back to why they were created those games were created for males to nurture other males to aggression to teach them how to be empathic few aggression. and we're back with legendary director berger thought for. one of my favorite karen philosophers are arguing that the worst crimes against humanity are made by a banal and mediocre people who just got caught out in a well into history and they thought with what it without really asking too many questions do circumstance

our gabby ore is here with the breaking details. so, what's been the reaction to the -- the giuliani raid within the former-president's inner circle? >> well, anderson, the raid on giuliani's manhattan apartment and office has left quite a few trump associates and aides feeling uneasy, about what this could mean for the former president. and those in his orbit. there were several people who have said that this is something that has changed their perceptions of how willing the justice department might be to pursue other, potential investigations into top-trump associates, and those close to the president. with one source, telling cnn, this was a show of force that sent a strong message to a lot of people in trump's world. that other things may be coming down the pipeline. >> do you have any sense of whether the -- the former president or his associates are -- are -- or -- or what the nature of their concern may be about other-possible federal or state investigations? >> well, we don't know, for sure, if there are other investigations

netanyahu could be replaced. israel's foreign ministers in cairo for talks with his egyptian counterpart, gabby asking as he has treated about the meeting, saying amongst the 1st such formal visit in 13 years, they also had the 2 officials with disgust prospects of a permanent sci fi with hamas. at least 2 people have been killed and 20 injured in a shooting in the us state of florida. police in miami say 3 people, shot indiscriminately into a crowd outside of billions club where people were gathering for a concert. the president of democratic republic of congo says the situation is serious, but under control, days after the option of africa, the most active volcano, at least 400000 people have abandoned their homes. indonesia is released, time goes from iran and panama seized on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. iran's n t horse and its crew have not been started out of indonesia waters. panamanian tankers seized at the same time was also released on friday. the captains of both vessels was sentenced to a year in prison, but causing environmental damage, but they were released on probat

and england's double commonwealth and european champions chris and gabby adcock have announced their retirement from badminton. the married couple last competed together in december. good luck to them and more time to spend with their lovely dog balser, who i once met. great britain has announced the women's football squad who'll be travelling to tokyo for the olympics in a few weeks�* time. 15 of the 18 players are english, and ii of those play for manchester city. will it make for a more cohesive team performance? or should other nations have been given a chance? jo currie reports: all smiles. the relief in knowing they've made the squad. these are they've made the squad. these are the footballers who represent great britain at this summer tokyo olympic games. of the 18 selected, 11 off manchester city in only three are not english was that when welsh and two from scotland. but for all these players committed a huge moment in their careers. i players committed a huge moment in their cerem— players committed a huge moment in their careers-— players committed a huge moment in their c

what we know is that israel's foreign minister, gabby, african, as he, he sees this visit or he invited the foreign ministers from the you in order to and i quote, show support and solidarity with israel target with israel's goal of fighting and detouring. however, from the european side, high coma, germany for him is there is we'll also meet palestinian prime minister and hopefully to all sides. this will help to speed up the already the fire that is already on the horizon. also with an involvement of some sources in egypt. okay. our d. w. corresponded dina riggins with the latest on the situation between israel and the palestinians, denied dana, thank you. and on this week's edition of conflict zone, a top is really official, tells tim sebastian that israel is in no rush to reach a sci fi when a thing choir in itself is not an aim, the a must be adjusted. i think it's time to start over, but, but every time, every time we've had to cease by the cease fire is only ever lasted 2448 hours a week or 2 weeks, or it's ended up being that israel does the ceasing and i must do the firing, we

then throughout the day he's also going to be meeting a separately with is really foreign minister. gabby asked him as he followed by another meeting with the defense minister, also one of the greatest political rivals of benjamin is benny gan. after that, he had to run the occupied west side where he's going to be meet with the palestinian authority president bus. and then he is also going to meet with some members of the palestinians in ramallah. we should hear from him both from jerusalem after meeting with benjamin now and then there'll be another joint statement after his meeting with my food about now what's on the agenda. the agenda is basically, she tried to turn to the fire a durable truth on both sides have been wanting to do game out of that i would say benjamin is now was actually trying to equate this . these fire with hamas handing over is civilians and dead bodies. of soldiers that are held in the guise at a certain point. he did say that no aid will be going into god less. that happens we'll have to hear later. what if that good conversation happens between the 2 men? the

longest serving leader as it was, foreign ministers in cairo for talks for these egyptian counterpart, gabby, ash canarsie, has tweeted about the meeting saying that marks the 1st such formal visit in 13 years. it also said the 2 officials will discuss prospects of a prominent cease fire with hamas by staffing and leaders have begun that emergency meeting about the political crisis. and molly, the session was called after last week to see me going as the colonel behind that taiko, it was named the new interim president. and he's also attending the meeting. it was hot because more and we're going to hopes to get from the meeting. think he wants to get the trust of the west african heads of state that he's actually going to follow through on the promises that he had made when he took over power in august. and the reason why there was a lack of trust trust is because he had promised back in august that he would ensure that it's civilian. it would lead the transition this period of transition. and last week he fired the president of transition and the prime minister over government position. tha

. >> reporter: and emotions overwhelming for gabby barrett has she won top country female artist >> andhard to get here thank you so much to everybody >> reporter: it was night filled with dazzling performances ♪ some outdoor, others indoors at the microsoft theater. ♪ as the night moved awards shows one step closer. ♪ to post pandemic normalcy. jinah kim, nbc news, los angeles. >> nice to see an awards show like that the way we used to know them. >> the weeknd getting all the love from the billboards it does not get from the grammys what a huge difference ten wins versus not even nominated. it's weird >>> next on "early today," vaulting over the competition. simone biles makes history yet again. >>> and before we go to break, "early today" celebratingnal brothers day a big shout out to our siblings out there. did you know that your toughest cleaning problems can be caused by hard water metals? they lock in residues like a glue, on your hard surfaces and fabrics. try 9 elements. its vinegar powered deep clean dissolves hard water buildup and releases trapped residues and odors like deto

and then throughout the day he's also going to be meeting separately with israel's foreign ministry. gabby asked him as he followed by another meeting with the defense minister and also one of the greatest political rivals of benjamin bennett. again, after that he had to run the occupied west where he is going to be meet with the palestinian authority president. my boss european union has agreed to sanction villaroo including binding its national airlines and entering the blocks in space. it's in response to actions by bella luce, which saw a package, a plane diverted to mens, and an opposition activist on board detain to nations mission in molly as call for immediate release of politicians, detained by the military opera cabinet, reshuffled a prime minister has reported resigned to being taken to an army base northwest of the capital by marco, along with the president and the defense minister. india has reported its lowest number of new cove at 900 cases in more than 5 weeks. the health ministry says 196000 people have tested positive in the past day. around 3500 others have died. actual

well, we've got gabby african nosy, these railey foreign minister on the 1st trip for some time to cairo, meeting his office and on the summer shook re we also have the egyptian chief of general intelligence who's been meeting israeli officials, including prime minister netanyahu in jerusalem. and then has been to see the palestinians in ramallah, no one because i think these are intelligence related issues is giving us a clear picture of what's being discussed in those meetings. but i don't think they're a coincidence. i think they are all about trying to cement the cease far and what to do next, because the coming under some pressure, remember last week, as the blink in the us secretary of state was here, and he wants to find a way a mechanism to rebuild garza but he's made it quite difficult because he said at the same time there should be no benefit to mass in terms of any building to money going to her boss. so i think they're trying to work out a way possibly to do that. james, thanks very much. indeed, that's our diplomatic. as a james base in western wisdom, there's been a shooti

from west jerusalem and israel's foreign minister is in cairo for talks with egyptian counterpart. gabby asked can, i see, has tweeted about the meeting saying it marks the 1st formal visit in 13 years. he also said the 2 officials will discuss prospects of a permanent fees fire with hamas at mac. m a mechanism for providing humanitarian age too. god. australia's prime minister scott morrison is in new zealand on his 1st overseas trip. since the pandemic began is meeting new zealand spine minister just seen the order in queenstown last time they met was in february last year. a long time allies are expected to discuss their approach to relations with china. as well as australia, people, taishan policies which new zealand says is proportionately affect said wayne, he has more from tao ranga in using cov 19. will of course dominate this visit by australian prime minister scott morrison to new zealand when he will meet with his counterpart, jacinta and the to lead is very proud of the trans tasman quarantine free travel bubble that is up and running between the 2 countries. although a new o

brennan center for justice where he works on election law issues if you don't mind taking note of gabby giffords and what her giant story has been able to do about being a truth teller on gun violence you were a litigation associate and a law clerk at the 11th circuit and we welcome you. >> please note each of your written testimony statements would entered into the record in its entirety and let me say votes have been called but we will take one or two witnesses and then recess members so we can vote for the second vote and come back as quickly as possible the asset you summarize your testimony and five minutes there is a timer in the resume view that should be viable on your screen and representative goodwin, you may begin thank you for being here. welcome. >> thank you chairwoman and ranking member. >> please turn up your sound. >> is that better sooner thank you chairwoman ranking member and chairman nadler for the opportunity to testify before the crime test. >> wordou you suspend we are trying to work on your sound for a minute. thank you. just a moment. >> we will just do one wit

he's been greeted by the foreign secretary here. gabby, i cannot see. his suggestion is for hamas 1st to stop firing rockets and then the israelis reciprocate and there will be a sci fi that way. the egyptians, of course, are at the very heart of this. as far as the israelis are concerned, there is no public messaging talking about a sci fi still been continuing to talk about continuing the operation and continuing to degrade how master's capabilities and prove to it that it does not have immunity for firing rockets on jerusalem. the monday before last, however, there is an interesting report in y. net and it's very new service, which suggests a leak from the is where the military intelligence analysis center assessing what they have done. saying that they have really struck all of the main central targets that they've been researching and carrying out and drawing up plans for, for many years now. so that reduces some of the military cover that he has for this . it really does put a lot of bonus on his own political decision making as to when to bring t

he's been meeting with the israeli foreign minister, gabby ash canarvy, and then we'll be meeting with prime minister netanyahu interesting in his meeting with the foreign minister that it's iran. the foreign minister again wanted to bring up just as prime minister netanyahu inserted it in today's comments when he met with secretary blinkin saying this time that it was a rainy and drones that we used by her mass. and that's why there's such a danger with the iran nuclear deal, and the u. s. going back into it, those negotiations ongoing in vienna. they're still at a delicate stage, but that making progress, in fact, the deputy foreign minister of iran is the chief negotiator saying there is some hope that the round that just started could be the last around. and that clearly is worrying of these righties. thank you. james. space at diplomatic ed is reporting west or islam. onto other news. the 2nd sign clones a hit india and just over a week it has made last fall on the east coast. states of alicia and west bank over the full force. with more than $2000000.00 people already moved to sa

gabby mcleod played the news writer in the mary tyler moore show.nt on to star in the love boat as the captain. he died at day at his home in palm desert, california. he was 90 years old. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." . >> we are elevating our messaging so that the individuals do know that they cannot come to the border. the border is closed. the message is quite clear. do not come. the border is closed. the border is secure. the border is secure. the border is closed. we have been unequivocal in that. the border is closed. >> the border is closed. and this administration administer and enforces the laws of the united states of america. judge jeanine: the lies keep piling up as you just heard the homeland security chief majorkas tell us the border is closed. really? does this look like a secure border? lara trump joins me now with reaction. good evening, lara. i don't even know what question to ask. the man is delusional. the border is not closed. >> very obviously it's not closed. if anybody believes that i have a couple watches i can s

skaggs, if you don't mind the least taking note of gabby giffords and water giant store has been able to do in setting up this law center, of being a truth teller on gun violence in guns in america. you yourself were also litigation associate at paul weitz, rifkind wharton and gerson, and law clerk at the 11th circuit in the us district court for the eastern district of new york. we welcome you. please note that each of your written testimony statements will be entered into the record in its entirety, and let me say that votes have been called but the arc two we're going to take one or two witnesses and then recess members so that we can vote and recess and book for the second button come back as quickly as possible. we make it through two witnesses. staff is now trying to determine. accordingly i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. there is a timer in the zoom view that should be viable on your screen, and representative goodwin, you may begin, thank you again for being here. welcome. >> thank you, chairwoman jackson lee, ranking member biggs, -- >> you can turn yo

but at the same time, they are bringing some of them amongst themselves, we have steve scalise a and gabby giffords, it is not just trump's that are stoking the stuff, they do the same thing and they want us to pay for their personal security on top of their extreme salaries and the other benefits on top of that. regular people cannot relate to that. host: we will stop you there and get you a response. they are providing security cameras to district offices in light of some of the security issues that lawmakers have dealt with over the last couple of years. stephen moore, your response? guest: i want to put this in context because this woman was talking about the security bill that you were talking about earlier on the show. i am not an expert on congressional and, capital security, but i will make this point. if we need to spend $2 billion more on security, we want to keep the capitol and our members of congress say, that is fine. let's do this. that's cut every single government program in washington by 15% right now. not spend more, spend less. get spending across the board down by abou

and just talking with other patients, d wade, and gabby are amazing parents, and so just really excitednt when it comes to raising a child. >> is hard or does it get easier raising a child when you are an elite athlete because so much of your time is taken up by the game. like how do you kreelt a stable base for a child in a world fla is so unstable because of sports. >> leila has been with me from day one, we didn't start a day away from from each other until she was 2 or 3, i nursed for 15 months so my coach saw a lot of switching in the locker room while he's going over plays but that is just the way it was. and i wanted to balance both. and i am very lucky because i have an amazing family that helps me with my daughter. and i have an amazing kid. she gets it. she is one of the best travelers, she's been to russia, china, everywhere in europe. like she is amazing. but i will say this, i think a lot of people give professional athletes credit for being able to balance motherhood. but there is a million other women out there that have it way harder, that jobs don't let them bring their

and line producer, gabby's mom, naomi. happy mother's day. fantastic mom to our two children, she does a remarkable job guiding our and a is children and is a beautiful example of motherhood. finally, my mom olga who i miss every day, was a trail blazer on wall street and guided her three energetic sons always in the right direction. i need the tissues. happy mother's day to all the awesome moms, in many cases the rock, the strength of our families, keeping the glue together, keeping all the families together. that is all for this hour of "fox news live." fox news sunday with chris call has is up next. i'm -- chris wallace is next. i'm mike emanuel. thank you to all the beautiful mothers out there. have an awesome day. ♪ kristin: i'm chris wallace. facebook's independent oversight board maintains a temporary ban on donald trump but sends the case back to the social media giant. now, facebook has six months to make a final decision. what does it mean for mr. trump's ability to get out his message and raise money as he considers another run for

the giffords organization co-founded by former congresswoman gabby giffords, host add virtual news conference with local activists and praised governor newsom's past work on gun safety laws and says it's made him a target of groups they call pro-gun extremists. >> we are making progress here. on this issue in california. we cannot allow a vocal extremist agenda to undo all that lifesaving progress we have done. >> the activists say the radical pro-gun movement used a network of gun dealers to circulate recall petitions and included language on those petitions opposing gun control measures. >>> up next, the bay area county that's loosening restrictions and going into the yellow tier. we'll show you the big difference it's making for businesses and the locals, too. >>> this is no ordinary home run in a baseball game. if you look closely you'll realize how extraordinary it really is as this giants minor leaguer continues his inspirational comeback. we'll explain why. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after record heat and fire danger, better today. we'll talk about tomorrow's forecast. i

as well as a number of synagogues including the synagogue for gabby give fords. also that there has been some, here in new york city, there has been vandalization of mosques as well. today you have the president of the muslim public affairs council stoeping out to say all of this on both sides is december pick able. >> steph, thank you very much. we have more to cover on the show incloougd a new poll showing an over whelming majority of customers favor creating a commission to figure out what happens on january 6th. how republicans are responding. >>> and more body cam video released in the death of ronald greene. we have more with his family on what they're calling for. >>> then, a very intimate conversation with chris martin, the store clerk that served george floyd just ahead of the police encounter that lead to his death. o his death. >>> it drives you crazy because you know you can never go back in time and change it. you can k in time and change it. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameri

what we know is that israel's foreign minister, gabby, african, as he, he sees this visit or he invited the foreign ministers from the you in order to and i quote, show support and solidarity with israel's target, with israel's goal of fighting and detouring. however, from the european side high school, my germany for mr. is we'll also meet palestinian prime minister and hopefully to all sides. this will help to speed up the already the fire that is already on the horizon also with an involvement of some sources in egypt. okay, or d, w, corresponded directly with the latest on the situation between israel and the palestinians, denied. dana, thank you are, let's take a look now. some of the other news making headlines around the world in at least 20 danish cities protests have taken place against the repatriation of syrian refugees . authorities recently revoked the residency permits more than 200 syrians. many have lived in denmark for years with their families and will now be separate. earlier this year, the danish government declared parts of serious safe enough for refugees to return

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. >> country artist gabby barrett is caught up in it, in nine categories, the most among women. >> i'vec industry put together, which isawesome. >> also a big night for the brother trio, ajr. ♪ let's go out with a bang ♪ >> nominated in three categories and they'll perform their smash hit. >> every little new victory is mind blowing to us. >> pop giant bts is also take ing the stage, as will the weeknd, a finalist in a front-running 16 categories. drake could add to his lifetime record 27 bbma awards and also receiving artist of the decade. the icon award, meanwhile, is going to pink. lots of anticipation for the performance she rehearsed saturday. >> any time they give me eight minutes to perform, i'm like, oh, it's on. >> reporter: as the music and music makers take center stage. jinah kim, nbc news, los angeles. and something kind of interesting also happening tonight is that two of the very top nominees -- i mean, right after the weeknd, these are two of the most nomination-garnering artists, are going to have to -- their families are going to have to accept. pop smoke and juice wor

synagogues across the country that have been defaced, including the synagogue that former congresswoman gabby gifford attends. the anti-defamation league has also identified thousands of tweets that they describe as pro-naziism conflict. they are calling on the president and a number of jewish organizations to do something about it. you had president biden tweeting out that it was unacceptable today, and you can expect to hear more on this issue from the administration and also from those organizations. you also have the president of the muslim public affairs council in los angeles calling these attacks despicable against muslims and jews in this country. he says that kind of violence doesn't help anybody's cause. jeff? >> just unconscionable acts of violence. our thanks to nbc's stephanie goss. >>> a challenge that's facing one city's schools as they reopen their doors today. >>> later, president biden promised a big agenda, but now the clock is ticking on key projects, such as infrastructure and police reform. >>> tomorrow will mark a year since the killing of george floyd. a key witness sp

first primary season and then the general election, gabby orr thank you for your time. >>> ana cabrerathursday, i'm ana cabrera in new york, major headlines this afternoon, the bipartisan january 6th commission will face a vote today, as a stunning contrast plays out behind the scenes, senator mitch mcconnell rallying republicans to spike it as the mother of fallen capitol police officer brian sicknick personally meets with gop senators and has a message about the ones opposing the commission. >> are you concerned about losing ten republicans on the january 6t

gabby the vaccine alliance the three entities that come together to put together this fund to try to purchase vaccines and disseminate them too low and middle income countries that do not have the capacity to either make their own or do not have the knowledge or ability to buy the room. >> which by the way a point out, look it's got the word innovation in their name. so that is what their charter was that's with their event was. you cannot really blame them entirely. it's just that what we need now is to look at what is missing to ensure those low and middle income countries can continually produce vaccines. and i think the model of relying exclusively on multinational pharmaceutical companies hoping something trickles down has worked at times. but i think in this case it hasn't. >> in this case you mention the mark vaccine that failed. had to vaccines that failed. -- the first it may not have failed but their trail of it failed and they had to go back and restart their phase two. these are two of the biggest vaccine manufacturers in the world. and definitely people you would have pu

problems, jake, and both his -- his son andrew giuliani and bernie kerik, his friend, have spoken to gabbyat cnn and what they are saying is because what rudy giuliani was doing in ukraine was on behalf of the president. >> yeah. >> that he's being punished. that he is being persecuted as a result of that, and as a result he deserves to have -- to be immunized essentially, be made whole by the president's campaign, so they are asking for the rnc to step in or some of that money, that you know, obviously president trump has raised millions of dollars because of the big lie, you know, post-election, some of that money perhaps, andrew giuliani suggests, could be used to help pay for what is going to be a pretty hefty legal fee for giuliani. >> seems like a pretty reasonable request. he was doing it at the behest and direction of trump. tell us more also because we're learning more about the secret memo written by bill barr about trump and the mueller investigation. what is this all about? >> this is a ruling from a judge who is rejecting from the justice department this idea that they can kee

gabby is here with breaking details. what is the reaction to the giuliani raid within the former president's inner circle? >> well, anderson, the raid on giuliani's manhattan apartment and office left quite a few trump associates and aids feeling uneasy about what this could mean for the former president and those in his orbit. they said this changed their per zepgss how willing the justice department may be willing to pursue investigations into top trump associates and those close to the president with one source telling cnn this was a show of force that sent a strong message other things may becoming down the pipeline. >> do you have a sense whether the former president and his associates are what the nature of what the concern may be about other possible or state investigations? >> well, we don't know for sure if there are other investigations that may becoming down the pipeline. what their concern is seeing this fbi raid sent a signal to quite a few people in trump's or bit that the justice department does take inves

it's name after congresswoman gabby giffords, who was shot in 2011.us. it's great to see you. >> good afternoon. >> san jose was one of 233 mass shootings this this year, 233 just this year. i don't have to tell you that. i cover congress. they're trying right now -- there are some senators trying to get bipartisan legislation. that's not going anywhere. how is this going to be combated, especially with that gridlock in congress? >> good afternoon, jessica and happy memorial day weekend for everyone. listen, it is truly shameful to see the inaction coming from the senate when the vort of americans, close to 90% of americans, support passing at the federal level universal background check bill. california has some of the lowest rates of gun violence, even after this hoar richk shooting in san jose, but they can't prevent ammunition and other guns to come into the state if we don't have a mandate at the federal level. i think that americans at this point are tired, we cannot continue to live this way. this is not normal to live in a country where americ

that trump adviser told my colleague, gabby orr, quote, this was a show of force that sent a strong messageeople in trump's world that other things may be coming down the pipeline. that same trump adviser called the raid on giuliani to seize his electronics overkill, but admitted that it's a very real possibility that giuliani could turn on donald trump, another person close to the former president said, quote, even the most loyal people have their breaking point. trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, who turned on trump, told cnn that giuliani could, quote, give up donald in a heartbeat if he faces indictment. cohen had previously said that he would take a bullet for trump. so trump world appears to be considering the very real possibility that giuliani could flip and what the implications of all of this could be for them and for the former president. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >>> with me right now to discuss these developments, michael zeldin, a former federal prosecutor and former assistant to robert muller at the department of justice, and he's also host of "that said". so good t

requires visitors to wear face coverings and have their temperature checked before entering visitors like gabbyacho says the request is no problem. i'm actually nervous to not have a any more because i'm so used to like having them on, you know, hand sanitizers replace that almost every right workers are wiping down the attractions after each use and markers are placed on the floor to remind people to stay 6 feet apart even snoopy social distancing. >> that starting open up an organ is opportunity to have more fun. all you need is. >> a face mask a reservation and be prepared to have a good time. and california's great america committee barco. >> kron 4 news due to camila to get a lot of those rides to check it out. yeah, you can all right. here's a look at where her vaccination numbers stand tonight here in california you can see the state reporting fewer than 1200 new cases in just the last 24 hours over that same time there have been 15 new deaths to covid-19 and today the state has given out 36 million doses of the vaccine was 16 and a half million californians. >> now fully vaccinated. so

beaten during a protest in times square, in arizona, anti-semitic vandals hit former congresswoman gabbygroups are warning that these attacks are escalating at an alarming rate as cnn's miguel marquez now reports. >> free palestine. >> pro-palestinian demonstrations turned violent. in new york city a 29-year-old man wearing a rp yamalke. one 23 is now upped arrest and facing 23 charges one relating to a hate crime including to a law enforcement force. >> in los angeles police investigating a possible hate crime after a pro-palestinian demonstrations turned violent with some protesters shouting death to jews and one pro-palestinian started throwing bottles. a fragile cease-fire may bring the temperature down here but protests and allegations of anti-semitism on a sharp rise according to the anti-defamation league. in vegas, mamie, protests and reports of hate crimes as tension and violence half a world away continues to incite anger here. >> we're literally track more than a 50% increase in anti-semitic acts over the past week. >> the council on american-islamic relations says there's bee

this trump adviser told our colleague, gabby ore, quote, this was a show of force that sent a strong message to lot of people in trump's world that other things may be coming down the pipeline. don, that same adviser called the raid on giuliani overkill. all these federal agents sent to get these electronic devices. but it is clear, from what this adviser and others said, that trump world is rattled in the wake of this escalation against giuliani. >> alex, appreciate your reporting. thank you very much. >>> so how worried should trump and his allies be in the wake of the raid on rudy giuliani? will the former president's former attorney ever flip on others to protect himself? >> well, about 6:00 in the morning, there was a big bang, bang, bang on the door. and, outside, were seven -- seven -- fbi agents with a warrant for electronics. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class

first primary season and then the general election, gabby orr thank you for your time. >>> ana cabrera picks you been our coverage right now. ♪ >>> hello on this thursday, i'm ana cabrera in new york, major headlines this afternoon, the bipartisan january 6th commission will face a vote today, as a stunning contrast plays out behind the scenes, senator mitch mcconnell rallying republicans to spike it as the mother of fallen capitol police officer brian sicknick personally meets with gop senators and has a message about the ones opposing the commission. >> are you concerned about losing ten republicans on the january 6th vote? do you think that would happen? >> we'll have the vote today. >> reporter: are you lobbying your members to vote against it? >> yeah -- >> this was a poll to constitution and right now i don't think they're doing it. >> as you saw there mcconnell would not respond when manu raju asked if he was meeting with officer sicknick's mother gladys. a rare point of agreement emerges in congress about the investigations into the origins of covid-19. this hour i'll ask house