>> jason carroll reporting from new york. thanks very much. with cnn senior legal analyst preet bahara. what do you make of governor cuomo's first public appearance since we learned about these allegations, what he said and what he didn't say for that matter? what was your reaction? >> he said one thing that was the bare minimum of what he had to say. he said sorry. he said sorry again and again and again. at a minimum he was well coached to appear contrite. whether he is contrite or not say separate matter. we don't know that. he pledged to be cooperative with the investigation. i hope he follows through on that commitment and is cooperative. he also said, as has been described, that he's not intending to resign at this moment. remember, andrew cuomo is not in the position he wanted to be. this is not the posture that he wanted to be in. he tried a few days ago, first to try to have some measure of control over an investigation, thereby rendering it not fully independent. he tried to pick the investigator. then he tried to pick the people who

jason carroll is at the event in louisville. jason. >> reporter: the rally is about to get under way in a few moments from now. just a little earlier this morning, i had an opportunity to speak with tameka palmer. breonna taylor's mother. i asked her what she will be saying to the crowd when she takes the stage behind me a few moments from now. she said she will speak from the heart. she will do what she can to honor her daughter. there have been changes in louisville since breonna taylor's death. banned no-knock warrants. body cameras are mandatory for police officers. none of the officers directly involved with that raid have been charged with breonna taylor's death. that is why the protest and marching continues. one of the men out here leading a number of the protests is pastor timothy finley. you will speak to the crowd in a few moments. tell us what you plan to say. >> this is not just about her memory. this is about a rally call. this is the saying when we say the name breonna taylor, it is a cry for justice in our city an

our national correspondent jason carroll is in albany, new york, for us right now. overnor cuomo did issue an apology. one of his accusers just responded and said it's simply not enough. >> reporter: not nearly enough, wolf. this comes from late this afternoon. cuomo's second accuser, charlotte bennett, came out with a statement very critical of the governor's response saying, in part, quote, it took the governor 24 hours and significant backlash to allow for a truly independent investigation. these are not the actions of someone who simply feels misunderstood. they are the actions of an individual who wields his power to avoid justice. meanwhile, a number of those who support the governor are concerned that this could just be the beginning of problems for him going forward. new york governor andrew cuomo facing new scrutiny tonight after a second former staffer has come forward, alleging sexual harassment. charlotte bennett, former executive assistant and health policy adviser, telling "the new york times" over the weekend that the governor asked her numerous questi

cnn's jason carroll has the story. >> reporter: after pledging to keep his controversial views quiet,oya's ceo is again publicly making false election claims. >> the real, legitimate and still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: this echos his unfounded election claims during this tv appearance in january, two weeks after the capitol insurrection. >> mission accomplished by the conglomerate of social media, big tech, big media and big government for ushering in the dawn of a new world order. this great reset with an unverified election. >> yeah. >> reporter: that caused goya's board to essentially silencing him. a person familiar with the action which includes unanue's family members called them insulting and he said he can no longer speak to the media without the board's permission. the source tells cnn unanue has hurt goya's bottom line. they did not respond to several attempts by cnn to reach for comment, but at the time unanue told "the new york post", independently i've made the decision to lower the temperature and walk away from speaking about p

jason carroll reporting.l analyst, former new jersey attorney general, ann milgram. thanks for joining us. we heard from charlotte bennett in her own words who said the governor, and i'm quoting now, a textbook abuser, had an she was terrified to be in his office. how strong is the sexual harassment case against the governor at this point? >> well, there's certainly a lot more evidence that seems to be coming out. and her statements are important. when you look at something like this or do an internal investigation, one of the first ques questions is, what was said, what was done? and it's important to point out, wolf, that there will be records that will show that she did enter the governor's office. there will be appointments in diaries. there will be ways to figure out whether what she has now stated can be corroborated. this does pose, i think, significant issues for the governor. i also believe that we are, you know, days away from hearing from the state, new york state attorney general, who is going to

that's 800 cars an hour. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> stay with us.e markable stories coming from the so-called covid long haulers. some are saying their symptoms are getting better after receiving the vaccine. >>> in the meantime, there is another battle that is not ending quickly. growing waves of migrants are trying to make their way across the southern border. tonight, more than 5,000 unaccompanied children are in customs and border patrol custody. there's no way of knowing how many more will make their way into the u.s. on their own, but we do know it's leading to jam-packed conditions. this is what senator chris murphy tweeted yesterday. he said, just left the border processing facility, hundreds of kids packed into big open rooms in a corner. i fought back tears as a 13-year-old girl sobbed uncontrollably, explaining to a translator how terrified she was, having been separated from her grandmother and without her parents. he was part of a tour led by the homeland security secretary. we're relying partly on the words of politicians, because jour

cnn's jason carroll reports. >> he is a textbook abuser. >> reporter: charlotte bennett providing moreat governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed her, and what she said happened after she reported it. >> it felt to me like if i got a new job, we didn't have to investigate this. and i really did not want to it be investigated. i was terrified. >> reporter: bennett is cuomo's former executive assistant. the 25-year-old revealed private conversations she said she had with the governor june 5th in his office. >> he wanted a girlfriend. when he said he was lonely, i mentioned his daughters had been around, and he also rejected that and said, yeah, i love my daughters, but that's -- i want a girlfriend. >> reporter: bennett said she felt the governor was trying to groom her through his line of questioning and said she was called back into cuomo's office the next day. >> i was terrified. i was shaking. i thought any moment something can happen, and i have no power here. >> reporter: days after the alleged incident, bennett said she reported it to the governor's chief of staff and was moved to

jason carroll, thank you so much for that. >>> coming up, heartbreaking scenes from the border. the biden administration struggling to keep up with a surge in migrants at the u.s. border. cnn talks with families about their difficult journeys to america. >>> plus dr. anthony fauci says he's very concerned that the coronavirus pandemic will trigger a mental health pandemic. a psychologist will be joining me live straight ahead. when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your terms. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they release a lot of scent at first but after a while, you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell 1st day fresh for 50 days. it even tells you when it's ready to be refilled. upgrade to febreze fade defy plug. antibacterial or moisturizing body wash? definitely moisturizer! antibacterial can i have both? n

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cnn correspondent jason carroll joins us from albany, new york.porter: wolf, another day, another woman has come forward with another accusation, and that has made the governor's political footing even more precarious. >> we're going through a difficult time here, as everybody knows. >> reporter: a deepening crisis for new york governor andrew c cuomo after a third woman came forward, accusing him of unwanted advances. the woman is anna ruch, who told "the new york times" that kruchlt omo asked if he could kiss her at a crowded wedding in 2019. she says after toasting the newlyweds, the governor approached her and put his hands on mrs. ruch's bare lower back. when she removed his hand with her own, the governor remarked she seemed aggressive, ruch told the paper. cuomo then placed his hands on her cheeks and asked if he could kiss her. the photo caught the governor placing his hands around her face. she is the first woman to come forward with unwanted advances who did not work in cuomo's office. the governor's office did not respond to requests of

jason carroll is "outfront". >> reporter: after pledging to keep political views private, the ceo is>> the real, legitimate and still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: this echoes his unfounded election claim during this tv appearance in january two weeks after the capitol insurrection. >> mission accomplished by the social media, big tech, big media and big government for ushering in the dawn of a new world order. this great reset with an unverified election. >> reporter: that caused goya's board to silence the ceo voting to sensor him. a person familiar with the board's actions that includes his family members called his comments insulting and dangerous and said that he can no longer speak to the media without the board's permission. the source also tells cnn he has hurt goya's bottom line irisk te company. at the time he told "the new york post" independently i've made the decision to lower the temperature and walk away from speaking about politics and religion. welcome news to this consumer who said he had stopped buying goya products given the

jason carroll has more on this story. >> i'll never get to a point where i'm over what happened to her reporter: the one-year anniversary of her daughter's death will be marked by attending a rally. >> it's been a year for people. but every day has been march 13th for me. >> reporter: march 13th, 2020, the day taylor was killed. >> you know she should be here. >> reporter: none of the officers who raided the apartment have been charged. instead, a grand jury brought felony endangerment charges against one of them. the attorney general defended the officers' actions saying they were justified because taylor's boyfriend fired first that night. >> the male was holding a gun, arms extended in a shooting stance. >> reporter: walker argued it was in self-defense. he said the officers never identified themselves, but the officers say they did. just this week, a kentucky judge permanently dismissed charges against walker. >> he's supposed to say thank you and walk away? no, there has to be accountability. >> reporter: that's key to not just walker and palmer, but people like pastor timothy fin

jason carroll is there in louisville where a memorial event has just wrapped up. her mother. fill us in. >> reporter: you are right. the rally has wrapped up. a lot of organizers and gathered in the street. they were able to start the march, and i had a quick chance to talk to breanna taylor's mother. her message is clear. justice must continue. >> it's been a year for people. but every day, it's been march the 13th for me still. >> every day? >> every day more march 13th, 2020, the day taylor was killed in a botched police raid in her apartment. >> there is a sense of anger because she should be here. >> reporter: none of the officers who rate raided the apartment have been charged. one, charged with endangerment. and saying they were justified because kenneth's boyfriend fired at the officers first that night. >> the male was holding a gun, armed extended. >> reporter: walker argued he fired in self-defense. he said the officers never adent fi -- identified them. but the officers said they did. and walker was accused of attempted murder for shooting the officers

. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> jason, thank you very much and thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm kate bolduan. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with two big lies about a dangerous boost over the weekend that only increased the threat this week to the capitol. the familiar one that the 2020 pres presidential election was somehow rigged and the lie claimed by people who should and probably do know better what we saw on january 6th. what you're seeing there and what they saw firsthand was actually not what it seemed, that somehow these trump supporters, qanon followers and followers of far right militant groups were not responsible for the insurrection and hidden forces actually were. neither that lie nor the foundational election lie have any facts at all to support them. in fact, in addition, one lie contradicts the other after all the first is meant to justify what the projump insurrectionists did and the second said they didn't actually do it. despite being incompatible, they are designed to gaslight and ask you to not believe

jason carroll joins us with this story. this is awesome, jason. >> yeah, it's really great. and the team is playing against sarah lawrence tonight and hoping to add another win to the winning streak. this is a team that's finally getting the attention it deserves. march madness is taking hold of fans eager to once again obsess over brackets, stats and wins. but if you're talking basketball this season, you can't mention wins without talking to these players. >> we just started winning one game at a time. we took every game like it could have been our last. >> reporter: ryan terrell is a guard on the team with the distinction of having the longest current winning streak in the ncaa. he plays for the macabees at yeshiva university, a private jewish college in new york city. >> we want to make the jewish community proud. >> reporter: they swept the rest of last season. >> count it and the basket! >> reporter: and are undefeated so far this season. to date, the team has 36 consecutive wins. >> won the first game of the series. six-game winning streak. we were thinking let's win

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> meanwhile, we're learning more about one of the victims of the shootingcnn's natasa chen has that part of the story. >> reporter: her family said she was living the american dream after moving to the u.s., whom friends and clients called emily, started as a nail technician before working her way up to buy two nail salons. tan was killed two days before her 50th birthday. >> planning to get a cake and have a big dinner after work. >> reporter: her only child, jamie, had plans to meet with her mom last sunday but overslept. she would never have the opportunity to see her mother again. >> and i thought i have all this time with her. i mean, just because i missed that sunday meeting with my mom, i thought we could always meet, like, any sunday. any other day just like before. >> reporter: instead, two day laters, webb spent six hours in a hospital after a shooting at her mother's business dominated headlines. >> i was hoping it was not my mom. >> reporter: by the end of the night, her mother was one of eight people killed at three different spas in the metro

jason carroll cnn louisville, kentucky. >> jury selection has begun in the murder trial of former minneapolisolice officer derek chauvin. people around the world will have seen the video of him lengthening george floyd's neck to the pavement last year for nearly nine minutes. sarah sider in shows us what it's like there now. >> the place where george floyd took some of his last space is sacred space and at times a battlefield. >> a grieving community. >> the situation changes here from hour to hour. caretakers were cleaning up when we arrived. there was nothing but calm and black joy. but this past saturday begun shots rang out. a man was killed steps away from where floyd suffered. business owners and some residents complain the sound of gunshots are not uncommon. >> it can happen anytime. 1:00 in the afternoon, over 20 shots fired. >> in order to get into george floyd square, you have to pass through barricades on every single side. there are also resident reported guardians of the square, sometimes refusing entry, none of it sanctioned by the city. >> the white neighbors who they weren't a

>> jason carroll, thank you so much if louisville. >>> coming up, maskless under arrest. >> back up!e old lady is getting handcuffed here. >> a police confrontation caught on camera. see the violent video and hear the suspect's side of the story. plus air travel smashing records just as coronavirus infections drop. we are live in florida with the new concerns about spring break. it's powered by verizon for as little as $25 a month. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, wireless that gets better with friends. ♪ for every idea out there, that gets the love it should ♪ ♪ there are 5 more that don't succeed ♪ ♪ and so are lost for good ♪ ♪ and some of them are pretty flawed ♪ ♪ and some of them are slightly odd ♪ ♪ but many are small businesses that simply lack the tool ♪ ♪ to find excited people who will stop and say 'that's cool'♪ ♪ and these two, they like this idea ♪ ♪ and those three like that one.♪ ♪ and that's 'cause personalized ads ♪ ♪ find good ideas for everyone ♪ there's a world where every one of

jason carroll is working the story for us.ill actually lead the new york state investigation into these accusations. >> yeah. >> tell us about that. >> reporter: right, wolf. they are two lead investigators, the attorney general making those -- announcing those names today. one is a former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, june kim. the other is an employment discrimination attorney. her name is anne clark. the governor, for his part, saying he will be fully cooperating with that investigation. embattled new york governor andrew cuomo finds himself with fewer allies this evening as more calls come in from his own party to resign. the state senate majority leader a democrat, saying we need to govern without daily distraction for the good of the state, governor cuomo must resign. the assembly speaker in agreement saying in a news release, i think it's time for the governor to seriously consider whether he can effectively meet the needs of the people of new york. cuomo remaining defiant, despite two more women

jason carroll is "outfront" with this. what is bennett saying?ut the prospects of an investigation, and she says it's time for the governor to tell the truth. >> he is a textbook abuser. >> reporter: tonight, charlotte bennett providing more details surrounding allegations new york's governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed her. >> it felt like if i got to new job, we didn't have to investigate this. and i really did not want it to be investigated. i was terrified. >> reporter: she is the former executive assistant of the governor. >> he wanted a girlfriend. when he said he was lonely, i mentioned that his daughters had been around. and he also rejected that. and said, yeah. i love my daughters. but that's -- i want a girlfriend. >> reporter: bennett says she felt the governor was trying to groom her through his line of questioning. and said she was called back the next day. >> i was terrified. i was shaking. i thought any moment, something can happen. and i have no power here. >> reporter: days after the alleged incident, she says she reported to

jason carroll joins us from new york, the site of a rally from earlier today. what rehearing. >> we are hearing from a number of folks who are saying they will not be silent anymore. that's what we have heard from people who came out here today. we have seen more than 1,000 people at its peak to attend this rally to draw attention to the issue of violence against asian americans. we have seen rallies like this all across the country. to give you perspective, here in, in city, the n.y.p.d. reported an uptick in the amount of hate ims against asian americans. they say oftentimes the skroep of the problem is underestimated because they say oftentimes it is underreported. but people are speaking out here today. we have heard from community leaders. we have heard from political leaders and just everyday people who decided to couple out and speak about this cause. >> because i'm asian, and i am a woman. if i don't stand up for myself, then no one else will. tooes that's why i am here. i want people to finally hear us for us, not only when we are trending. >> yeah, i'

. >> jason carroll, thank you so much, that sentiment reverberating, in fact the spa shootings in the a deadly punctuation to the surge in violence and attacks on asian-americans. it has caused many asian-americans high profile or otherwise to speak up. in a cnn.com -- i'm done ignoring the racism i've faced, a janine writes "it's time to stop politically waiting our turn to speak as a culture that values filial piety, the deep respect and care for elderly, we must protect them. as a culture that nurtures the next generation, we must give them a better future. and we need to do it in solidarity because when other people hear our stories we no longer become invisible." janine pang is the writer of that heartfelt op-ed, she is the senior creative director at old navy. your op-ed really was so powerful. it was actually posted before the shooting. so tell me what motivated you to write this piece. >> yeah, it's so great to see you as well, fred. i essentially wrote this piece as a form of therapy. my friends and i had been talking about the uptick in racism for over a year but we didn't a

>> all right, jason carroll, thanks so much. >>> and coming up, the tens of millions of dollars being used to help stop the spike in teen suicides and depression. >>> also, why some members of the republican party have an issue with giving medals to capitol police heroes and condemning the coup in myanmar. >>> and "financial times" columnist says that the trouble with conspiracy theories isn't what they believe, it's what they disbelieve. he joins me later with a deep dive on the misinformation virus. >>> but first, dr. leana wen is live tonight. i'll ask her if the dire covid crisis in brazil is now a threat to all of us. i also want to know if she thinks the plateau in covid cases here in the u.s. means we're on the brink of another surge. that's next. nagers don't understand why. (money manager) because our way works great for us! (naj) but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (naj) nope, we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. (money manager) but you do sell invest

>> all right, jason carroll, thanks for bringing us the latest from new york. and joining me with more is dr. peter hotez from the baylor college of medicine. dr. hotez, nice to see you, as always. so there are lockdown protests in europe and vaccine hesitancy here. are you concerned that this pandemic will never end? >> well, i think it has the potential to end, at least through vaccinations, if we can really ramp up the level of coverage. and we have different sets of barriers in the united states versus globally. in the u.s., we're now learning that we've got a substantial segment of the u.s. population refusing vaccines. this was several new polls showing that white republicans, that's how they describe it, are refusing vaccines in large numbers. and we know the origins of this. this has been a building situation of rising anti-science among the republican party that's become mainstream. so we're going to have to try to defeat that. because the good news is, we have the vaccines now in terms of supplies from moderna, from pfizer, from j&j and soon we'll hav