looking at you kate brown in oregon.is issued an extension of emergency restrictions on restaurants and retail businesses and ordered a new and indefinite mask mandate. finally oregon is fighting back organization soon to end restrictions and rain in the governor's emergency powers. so how long can power-hungry governors keep holding their citizens down? you have a tale of two states. in the upper left, u.s. you have montana this is federal government we do not want your money we want to do this the right way. and then you have oregon which says to the restrictions what's going to happen there? >> i think that's what's so great about our federalism, kennedy the states can take different and there's going to increasing pressure as other states do that pressure florida's putting on new york. i think andrew cuomo and our politicians here are not even though they want to ignore it for some time they will ignore it they cannot ignore forever people will eventually, people and businesses will eventually move away from the stat

the governor there, kate brown is defending her decision today to extend the state of emergency order once again, meaning more restrictions on businesses and other activities. this comes after the state had the fastest growing infection rate for covid in the country the past 2 weeks. governor says she is gravely concerned about hospital capacity restaurants and 15 counties there were required to close indoor dining today along with reduced capacity and gyms and other indoor entertainment spaces and with the british variant of covid dominant there and so many older folks fully vaccinated younger people are suffering more than ever. oregon. some 40% of people hospitalized there for covid right now are under the age of 50. >> i was presented with data showing to pass. oregon can take one in which we took no additional action and stood by while more people die from this disease or another that required a temporary tightening of restrictions for certain counties but could prevent as many as 450 and hospitalizations over the next 3 weeks. as your governor. i chose to save lives. coming up,

are you going to run against kate brown as governor of oregon?wo young kids lucy and olivia in elementary school we are watching the ramifications of these shutdowns. i have had enough. so today i'm in central oregon. we are traveling the state on a listening tour. and what i'm hearing from oregonians is they are ready for a change. they are ready for oregon to open back up. they are ready to lead the way once again. will: mayor stan pullian, thank you for joining us this morning. we reached out to governor kate brown's office but we did not hear back. thank you governor -- mayor. a student at the university of minnesota is urging her peers to, quote, make life a living hell for officers. our next guest's fellow student and her fellow students are talking about those calls. those comments. they are says are reckless coming up. ♪ ♪ among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensiti

oregon governor kate brown on friday designated 15 counties with harsher restricts as the state recorded five straight weeks of at least 20% increases in new cases and a near doubling of hospitalizations in the past week particularly among younger people. >> economic relief is something i can do as your governor to help oregonians impacted by this fourth surge. what i can't do is bring back someone's life lost to this virus. >> reporter: with similar caution in mind the biden administration will restrict travel from india for non-u.s. citizens starting on tuesday with some exceptions. so with much to celebrate on the cusp of normalcy, there's also the reminder what can happen with too much too soon. natasha chen, cnn, norfolk, virginia. >>> thousands of brazilians rallied to show their support for president bolsanaro. he's expected to face a challenge at the polls next year from former president -- over his handling oof the pandemic. brazil has the second highest official death toll in the world. failed to strongly endorse masks and only recently embraced vaccines. in columbia it isn't j

. >> governor kate brown has promised that oregon will revisit these guidelines when the state reacheshe point at which 70 percent of residents over 16 are vaccinated. she says she hopes that will be within a few weeks. >> it certainly sounds like the government is trying to be abou them themselves doing this. we know you will stay on it, thank you. >> ran somewhere attacks on the colonial pipeline are on the rise and victims often choose t pay up over law enforcement advice to the contrary. tonight we are investigating what role the federal governmen should play in combating this growing threat to the country's critical infrastructure. >> it was the largest attack on our nations critical infrastructure to date, not onl did the colonial pie or pipelin ransom bar cost is at the pump, it resulted in panic buying. the additional airplane refueling stop, the bite in the ministration warns cyber attack like this are the new frontier and threats to the homeland. >> we have to work in partnership with business to secure networks to defend ourselves against the attack. >> all the fbi wrote lon

. >> while california is reopening, oregon governor kate brown tightened restrictions rolling back activities like indoor dining. >> fewer seniors going to the hospital because of the vaccinations coronavirus is now knocking more younger people off their feet. >> in oregon hospital cases of people 18 to 24 has increased by almost 50%. it's similar in washington. >> young people who develop coronavirus and some of them have been admitted to the icu. some have been on breathing machines and it's heartbreaking to watch. >> director of infection prevention said that everybody in the hospital right now is unvaccinated. >> we are dealing with a lot of variant that are circulating in this area. it's really been a race to get vaccines in to people. >> there's no population on the border. it's not like it'll trickle over. it is a -- you know it's a shadow of things that could come. >> so far california is outrunning any potential surges by vaccinating quickly. 40% of adults in california are fully vaccinated whereas in oregon that number is about 30%. >> a real tipping point here where if you can get

and government kate brown introduces new restrictions and 15 counties due to a cases of coronavirus .or five straight weeks. and recorded nearly 1000 new cases just yesterday. and woman in alaska said the fbi raided her scent but she's said was a case of mistaken identity and maryland person told local media ages that they mistook her, the agent did for this moment. right there on your screen, was a suspect in taking part in the capitol hill riots . she said ages told her there also searching for nancy pelosi's stolen laptop in the fai said the raid was authorized but did not comment on any other details. >> we want to work with you to address both the acute causes as well as the root causes in a way that bring hope to the people of guatemala and that there will be an opportunity for them if they stay at home. >> that's vice president harris speaking virtually with guatemala's president this week in the u.s. agrees to senate 60 members in the department of homeland security to guatemala grade to try out members of that country's border patrol in an effort to send the migration in cent

. >> governor kate brown has promised that oregon will revisit these guidelines when the state reacheshe point at which 70 percent of residents over 16 are vaccinated. she says she hopes that will be within a few weeks. >> it certainly sounds like the government is trying to be abou them themselves doing this. we know you will stay on it, thank you. >> ran somewhere attacks on the colonial pipeline are on the rise and victims often choose t pay up over law enforcement advice to the contrary. tonight we are investigating what role the federal governmen should play in combating this growing threat to the country's critical infrastructure. >> it was the largest attack on our nations critical infrastructure to date, not onl did the colonial pie or pipelin ransom bar cost is at the pump, it resulted in panic buying. the additional airplane refueling stop, the bite in the ministration warns cyber attack like this are the new frontier and threats to the homeland. >> we have to work in partnership with business to secure networks to defend ourselves against the attack. >> all the fbi wrote lon

oregon governor kate brown on friday designated 15 coupties entering extreme risk level with harsherve straight weeks of at least 20% increases in new cases and a near doubling of hospitalizations in the past week, particularly among younger people. >> economic relief is something i can do as your governor to help those impacted by this fourth surge. what i can't do is bring back someone's life lost to this virus. >> reporter: with similar caution in mind, the biden administration will restrict travel from india for non-u.s. citizens starting tudz with some exceptions. so, with much to celebrate on the cusp of normalcy, there is also the reminder of what can happen with too much, too soon. natasha chen, cnn, norfolk, virginia. >>> and when we come back, a doctor's decision to enroll her 16-month-old son in a covid vaccine trial. she says trust the science. and she joins me live up next. stay with us. spray, lift, skip, step. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move aaaaand still fresh. degree. ultimate freshness activated when you move. to prove our aa

the mayor of baker city in eastern oregon is fed up with covid-obsessed governor kate brown after weeksradio silence from the state's leader the mayor is taking it upon herself to fight back declaring a state of emergency in her city due to wokeness. economic mental health and crime crisis based on the current covid state emergency declaration hoping to make, as i said, her town a, quote, common sense sanctuary city. mayor carrie mcquestions stolen joins us now. mayor, thank you so much for being on the program. we appreciate it. what does a sanctuary what does a common sense sanctuary city look like to you. >> well, to clarify the common sense sanctuary idea was brought up by business leaders on down. >> pete: even better. >> yeah, it was perfect. what came from that public meetings and public testimony and more public testimony and work session was a resolution and a letter to the governor, the resolution is the one you just mentioned at the start lockdowns and mandates are hurting more than the virus. >> pete: i love it. >> declare a state of emergency for the crisis, the families th

oregon governor kate brown on friday designated 15 counties entering extreme risk level with harsh restrictions as the state recorded five straight weeks of at least 20% increases in new cases and near doubling of hospitalizations in the past week particularly among younger people. >> economic relief is something i can do as your governor to help oregonians impacted by this fourth surge. what i can't do is bring back someone's life lost to this virus. >> reporter: with similar caution in mind the biden administration will restrict travel from india for non-u.s. citizens starting tuesday with some exceptions. with much to celebrate on the cusp of normalcy there is also the reminder of what can happen with too much too soon. natasha chen, cnn, norfolk, virginia. >>> now to another prime example of how far we've come in loosening covid restrictions, the kentucky derby. the horses will run later this hour, but the gathering of fans has been under way all day. cnn's evan mcmorris santoro is at churchill downs. tell us what it is like being there. i grew up going to the kentucky derby. it is my favor

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. >> reporter: so concerning, governor kate brown reinstated restrictions including limiting gym capacity and banning indoor dining. >> it's been numbing at this point. we've taken blow after blow. >> reporter: brian mcmenamin who owns several oregon restaurants feels that businesses like his are being unfairly punished. >> all the rules and regulations, the six feet of distancing, the masks, all that stuff, we've been doing a great job. going backwards doesn't seem like the right option now. >> reporter: still, stale health officials say it's an option that's proven effective and one that could help slow the spread until more people in oregon are vaccinated. >> many states still have more vaccinations to do. and as we reach the point where we have more vaccines than people who want to be vaccinated, that leaves room for covid-19 to spread. so i do think there's a their eyes on that date, july 1st. thank you very much. >>> now to another date, the withdrawal of the last u.s. troops from afghanistan started over the weekend. as it began, the top general said afghan forces in a worst-case s

oregon governor kate brown on friday designated 15 counties entering extreme risk level with harsher restrictions as the state recorded five straight weeks of almost 20% increases in new cases and a near doubling of hospitalizations in the past week, particularly among younger people. >> economic relief is something i can do as your governor to help oregonians impacted by this fourth surge. what i can't do is bring back someone's life lost to this virus. >> reporter: with similar caution in mind, the biden administration will restrict travel from india for non-u.s. citizens starting tuesday with some exceptions. so with much to celebrate on the cusp of normalcy, there is also the reminder of what can happen with too much too soon. natasha chen, cnn, norfolk, virginia. >> and dr. shoshana ungerleiter joins me to talk about all of this. she's an internal medicine physician at california pacific medical center. good to see you again, doctor. the president's vaccine goal of 200 million, it's been achieved. but it's interesting. the latest cnn polling says 26% of people don't want to get

oregon governor kate brown imposed new capacity restrictions as well as shutting down indoor dining. and washington governor jay inslee has said his state haze entered its fourth wave, but did not change restrictions. meanwhile, as india continues to battles a record-high covid surge, president biden will restrict travel from the country per guidance from the centers for disease control and protection. a white house official tells nbc news, the policy will not apply to american citizens, lawful permanent residents, or other exempted individuals. but these groups will still need to follow testing protocol for all international travelers. the situation in india is still extremely dire. on sunday alone, the country announced nearly 3,700 deaths and over 390,000 new infections in 24 hours. joining us now is dr. vin gupta, he's a pulmonologist and an nbc news medical contributor. >> doctor, thank you so much for being with us. let's sort through some of things -- first of all, just terrible things going on in india. let's sort through some of the things going on in our own country right n

we urge governor kate brown and her team to re-examine the task in light of current scientific and medical5-year-old suffering from this disease is so tiny and then doing it in a way that you are going to be anything but asymptomatic or a mild symptoms is so small there is no way it's not worth the risk. if they asked to you sign a release, jessica, for your daughter to play, would you? >> no. brian: without a mask if they would say sign this release and your daughter can compete. >> without a mask, absolutely,. brian: if anybody out there thinks this is insurance, minnesota parents feel exactly like you. i give you credit for i know you are speaking for so many 5-year-olds around the country that might be watching right now. especially those who overslept or have first period off. savanna lay, thank you very much. jessica thanks for telling your story. savannah, keep playing. hopefully adults will stop trying to protect you. ahead exclusive interview with country legend lee brice. first, let's have breakfast with friends in williamsburg, virginia. pete is on the ground talking to people i

in oregon we told you the governor out there, kate brown has reimposed severe limits, 15 of oregon's controversies. she has banned indoor dining, reduced capacity at gyms and entertainment venues and for a lot of business people had t. just not make sense it flies in the face of common sense. that is why out in baker city, oregon, they listened to the business people there and they say you know, the governor just doesn't make sense. let's make our town a common sense sanctuary and that, ainsley and brian is what they are doing in baker city, oregon. a common sense sanctuary. sounds like a nice place to visit. ainsley: over the oppressive covid lockdowns listen to this. this is the mayor of baker city. >> we are declaring a safety emergency. we are saying that these lockdowns and these mandates are hurting our people more than the virus. hopefully, if this resolution spreads like wildfire across oregon, which it seems to be doing, the people who realize that the power has always been with them. i mean, if you think about it, if all of these businesses that are facing lockdowns open up

emily: we reached out to oregon governor kate brown's office and have yet to hear back.eard from any of the state people at my level. mike mccarter may be talking with some of them and i'm not aware of those issues going on. but, the oregon government and government officials do not come out to eastern oregon. they -- other than our local representatives are never here. emily: that's what we -- right, go ahead, sorry. >> we just tonight see anybody from the government other than our local officials who we all love and support. but know that they have no voice in salem. emily: that's unfortunate trend. all of the big cities get the attention. thank you for being here today and best of luck to you. >> thank you very much. emily: still ahead, president biden makes cuts to infrastructure deal targeting actual infrastructure like roads and bridges. republicans say they are further apart now than they were ever before. jason chaffetz on that top of the hour. ♪ how bizarre, how bizarre ♪ ♪ oh, baby ♪ oh, baby ♪ making me crazy ♪ making me crazy ♪ with e-commerce that runs at th

brown jr. >> yes. so, kate, my view of this is that there has been a determination. that he said at the outset that is the da that it was justified and everything he is saying there after seems to justify that conclusion. here's my concern. haven't seen the evidence, haven't seen the body cams, the public hasn't. so from an analysis perspective, it's hard to give it. but let give you perspective i do have. i never liked to see the local elected d.a. dealing with matters that are involved in their jurisdiction. what do i mean? you have a prosecution's office, kate that, historically relies upon police in that jurisdiction to solve and resolve case that's don't involve police. so therefore, why is the local da opining and drawing conclusions with respect to police in that jurisdiction? it should be separate and apart and should be independent. you talk about community trust. that's how you get it. with an independent investigation. step number two of concern, this appeared to me to be a savaging of the victim in the case. you have a person who is dead. you have indicat

piece -- because if you look at the roster of mitigates in the kansas kates, there were 12 women and one man, my father oliver brown. alphabetically, my father was not first. another one of those myths but he was in fact the only man and at that time, what we call a gender politics, when men where the head of things. so we believed that he was -- his name was placed at the top of the list. because he was number 10 to sign on as a plaintive. this is the situation. you see, one of the things we do as a nation, we have these amazing documents. we have the declaration of independence, we have the bill of rights, we have the constitution. and they say wonderful things but it takes an awful lot of work to make those words have meeting so what you see for example now, with the protest against the police killings and the cavalier murders of unarmed african american men, the activism you see is necessary to brown v. board of education on may 17th 54 12:52 pm would've been the governor of california, we have that connection. presided over the japanese he announced the country that brown meal in the announcement that had been

directors remington and brown and our new director of economic activity in the city, kate sophis. all of these folks know our city, know our arts, and are going to be doing more of these different type of projects, so i'm just grateful, mayor, and thank you so much, and thank you all. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: when i was in high school in san francisco at galileo high school, nothing made me more excited than out of nowhere, when we were out in the courtyard, the music would blast in the p.a., and then, there was this whole pep rally for home coming. those kinds of things would happen all the time, and part of what gets a community alive and rooting for san francisco has to do with things all of a sudden out of nowhere wherein a plaza like this, you see artists dancing and performing. everyone stops in their tracks to look, and it puts a smile on people's faces. holiday plaza, out of nowhere, people were dancing and performing as people were waiting in line to get their coffee. just imagine if people are expanding and providing entertainment in a way that really puts a

brown university of public health. moderna's announcement, it would mean a second vaccine could be available very soon to younger people as young as 12. what does that mean for the country? >> kate me back. this is more good news. a couple of things to remember. one is we really now have several vaccine that's incredibly effective. this it will be the second one that will be available for 12 to 17-year-olds. there really hasn't been a shortage yet for that group, meaning, if you're 12 to 17-year-old now, can you get the pfizer vaccine. there is no advantage of moderna. it is just as good as pfizer. of they're both terrific. but it will be really important once we get more vaccines around the world for younger people to get either one of these two vaccines. >> yeah. no shortage there. it's like we're -- what an amazing turn around this is. when we were counting the doses that were leaving fat silts to get there at first. and now there is no shortage of it. this just adds to the goodness of the vaccines and science. and then got news from the white house. they're expecting that we're going to reach this point today of 50% of adults fully vaccinated in america. i'm sitting there an

directors remington and brown and our new director of economic activity in the city, kate sophis.y, know our arts, and are going to be doing more of these different type of projects, so i'm just grateful, mayor, and thank you so much, and thank you all. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: when i was in high school in san francisco at galileo high school, nothing made me more excited than out of nowhere, when we were out in the courtyard, the music would blast in the p.a., and then, there was this whole pep rally for home coming. those kinds of things would happen all the time, and part of what gets a community alive and rooting for san francisco has to do with things all of a sudden out of nowhere wherein a plaza like this, you see artists dancing and performing. everyone stops in their tracks to look, and it puts a smile on people's faces. holiday plaza, out of nowhere, people were dancing and performing as people were waiting in line to get their coffee. just imagine if people are expanding and providing entertainment in a way that really puts a smile on people's face as they a

directors remington and brown and our new director of economic activity in the city, kate sophis. all of these folks know our city, know our arts, and are going to be doing more of these different type of projects, so i'm just grateful, mayor, and thank you so much, and thank you all. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: when i was in high school in san francisco at galileo high school, nothing made me more excited than out of nowhere, when we were out in the courtyard, the music would blast in the p.a., and then, there was this whole pep rally for home coming. those kinds of things would happen all the time, and part of what gets a community alive and rooting for san francisco has to do with things all of a sudden out of nowhere wherein a plaza like this, you see artists dancing and performing. everyone stops in their tracks to look, and it puts a smile on people's faces. holiday plaza, out of nowhere, people were dancing and performing as people were waiting in line to get their coffee. just imagine if people are expanding and providing entertainment in a way that really puts a

kate maynard, nick armstrong, jesse nichols and lizzie norton for their expertise, humanity and good humour and they have helped us through the most difficult and traumatic time of our lives. thank you also to dci brownteam for an extremely thorough and professional investigation. and for his kindness and support. thank you to toby and sue our police family liaison officers, who have been with us from the start and who could not have been kinder or more considerate. we'd like to thank the coroner, qc, counsel to the inquest and his team for their professionalism in managing this very long and complex inquest. finally thank you to the members of thejury for giving up finally thank you to the members of the jury for giving up your time and all your hard work. thank you. dave and an meritt, making it clear that lessons must be learned as a result of the killing, unlawful killing, as the jury has found, of their son and of course of saskia as well. they made it clear that their sonjack believed in transforming the lives of ex offenders and prisoners and they are extremely proud of him. we are expecting the uncle of saskia jones, philipjones, to make a statement a little bit later on as well. we also had