. >>> now to recall rates, kevin kylie launched his campaign for governor.a rally at the state capitol compared the list of grieve apps founding father had against king george to the list he has against governor newsom. >> we too have made our case the grievances against governor gavin newsom is long, tragic, devastating, infuriating, without comparison in our state's past or our nation's present. >> kylie is a 36-year-old attorney and former teacher from sacramento. was first elected to the assembly in 2016, and has been an outspoken critic to governor newsom's covid-19 response. >>> more details to give you now. with kylie running, governor newsom is facing a total of five republican challengers. including kaitlyn jen and the recall electricity is . >>> turning to the deadly week of the pandemic since the beginning of march. four people died from covid-19 as cases continue to increase across the bay area. sonoma county with a seven-day average of 5.1 new cases per day per 100,000 people. santa clara at 1.7 new cases a day. sonoma county case rate puts it a

republican assemblyman kevin kiley made it official today he was elected to the assembly in 2016, kylie and other lawmakers and another lawmaker sued the governor last year, accusing him of overstepping his authority during the pandemic. candidates have until july 16th to file their paperwork. the recall election is set for september 14th or police say a man kicked the front door off its hinges, but the homeowner was armed and ready. the deadly conclusion to the story next. also ahead tonight, tesla involved in a new controversy over the true self driving capabilities of its cars. the onboard video that shows a crash that killed a bay area teenager coming up details about a new lawsuit and a russian linked network just pulled off one of the biggest hacks in history. the ransomware attack targeting

kylie has been a vocal critic of governor gavin newsome specifically his handling of the pandemic and the current state of emergency. he says corruption at the state level is the reason californians sacrifice the most with the lease return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue had all of why is california the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the defense potholes. why did we have the worst and yet out among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizen is and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply doesn't serve the people of

and kylie says corruption at the state level is the reason that californians sacrificed the most and get the least in return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue had all on of why is california, the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the potholes. why did we have the worst and yet have among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizens and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply

. >> it's a classic you see goal, now you don't. 13-year-old kylie holman celebrating her best friendbirthday, on the boardwalk in wildwood, new jersey. >> she wanted to do the slingshot and i've done it previously so i wasn't that nervous . >> not nervous about being launched into the air at 75 miles per hour, but writer she and georgia took off, kylie new this ride would bring different thrill . >> when i got shot of, then i saw it, and it was going the opposite way and it came back and hit me right in the face. >> it felt really light and it only left a kind of scratch . >> siegel flying away seemingly unharmed as well, this happening right next to georgia, seemed to be having an even tougher time than kylie and the bird combined . >> did she have any idea what was going on? >> no, i was trying to tell her. she told me to stop talking because she thought she was going to throw up . >> the feathery the acts go happening the first few seconds of the right, the girls flipping and spinning in the air for almost a full minute afterwards but before they were even back on the ground, kyli

and it breaks my heart. >> kylie, has the white house responded to bush's comments?ouse has said they respect the former president's right to voice his opinion. they just disagree with him. but what they did say is that they do agree with him, saying that the u.s. needs to continue supporting afghan women. now, we are already seeing the rights of those women rolled back, demolished in some places as the proud btaliban makes the across the country. >> the man most responsible for first sending in u.s. troops back in 2001 is now sounding the alarm about pulling out. >> i'm afraid afghan women and girls are going to suffer unspeakable harm. >> a fear shared by many women and girls being left behind. >> people we are going to lose our voices. >> reporter: afghan women's rights would be at risk after coalition withdrawal and that the taliban still had a restrictive approach to women's rights and would roll back much of the last two decade's progress if the group regained national power. >> this is deeply alarming for women and girls. >> experts say the taliban is already

. >> so, cnn's kylie atwood who covers the state for us joins us now., i mean, you just heard what biden is saying about the cyberattacks possibly leading to a kinetic war about the russians interfering in the u.s. election 2022. so why have this meeting? >> well, i think the administration is looking at the relationship with russia in buckets. and the nuclear buildup is one where both russia and the u.s. see it as in their interest to sit down and talk. and that's frankly because the other side is doing something that they don't like or they feel intimidated by. so there's a reason that they want to sit at the table. so, on the russian side, they are building up their military in the arctic, they also are working on an unmanned torpedo armed by a nuclear reactor. that's something that the u.s. is looking really closely at. we have no way of knowing their eff -- we have no way of controlling their efforts on that front. both sides are seeing what the other is doing, seeing that they don't have controls in space. they want to sit down and talk about it.

sam kylie is live in germany.ell, as you say, the devastation is quite hard to take in. if you get a small sense, this is the river. you can see it's low now, fairly low numbers for summer. look at the river when it was draining away, flash flood snapping over these older trees as if they were sticks of broccoli. it was at least twice the height above me, maybe three or four times. and that was water that was drained into the river basin from much further up river and much further into the country side. this was the result of 6 inches of rain in the space of 24 hours. flash floods. this is the key part here that the european flood warning system knew these floods were coming. they did warn the governments of belgium, of germany. there's now a great deal of controversy, particularly here in germany, over why more wasn't done to get these early warning systems translated from a government level down to street level, at least in some of the views professor hanna cloak of redding university, part of that system who he

>> yeah, unlike a lot of people with few credentials, kylie does have some. he's completing his fifth year as a member of the assembly, a conservative republican. he's even written a book, if you can believe it, about the whole issue, "recall newsom." he's serious about it. takes the position of being anti-tax, of course, doesn't want the homeless to get housing and doesn't like the idea of creating a critical race theory in the classroom. so, he's got things to talk about. he has some experience. how far it takes him, we don't know because he's johnny come lately in terms of fundraising. >> how many candidates are involved in the race at this point? and is there any way to tell from that number how many of them, let's say, call them serious candidates? >> garvin, if we only knew. we will know soon, but for the moment we don't know. we know this much. as much as 80 people have indicated some kind of interest in the campaign. a lot of people talk about it, nobody does something. but remember they had 135 people in the campaign to recall gray davis. this time a

cnn's kylie atwood joins us now.als, but we know how many are still left behind and still in danger? >> reporter: well, alisyn, this is a small sliver of the larger number of afghan interpreters who have applied for these special immigrant visas to the united states. we saw about 200 of them and their families on buses today, heading into ft. lee, which is right behind me here in virginia. they're going to go through some additional screenings here to get their medical clearance. that's essentially the final thing that these folks need to do before they can then be relocated here in the united states. now, the other folks, many of them are in their earlier stages of the process to get their visas. there are about 20,000 who have applied in total. about half of those are in the early stages. the scary thing is it usually takes the united states a couple of years to process these visas. and the state department has tried to surge resources to put into this, to get some of these afghans out more quickly. but we still do

kylie and jessica, thank you. >>> the haitian ambassador to the u.s.. >>> in spain hundreds waving flags after a gay man was beaten to death over the weekend at a club. friends and family said he was targeted for being gay. >> reporter: the calls for justice get louder. madrid to barcelona and beyond. spaniards are enraged. >> translator: this country doesn't really accept that there are many ways to love and different ways to love. >> reporter: the death gripped the country. the 24-year-old nursing assistant was killed in northern spain. he was brutally beaten outside a nightclub saturday morning and later died in hospital. a witness who claimed to be his friend was asked by spanish media if thches a homophobic crime. his family are devastated. >> translator: my son was a caring and loving man. a friend to his friends. a friend to his parents. >> reporter: two men and a woman under arrest in connection with the attack and police have quote not ruled out further arrests. while the investigation continues spaniards who have taken to the streets in the t

cnn's kylie atwood has more. >> if i don't go out of afghanistan, i'm counting down my end of life. >in afghanistan, the situation grows more deadly for afghan interpreters, who are trying to flee the country after working alongside u.s. troops and diplomats. three interpreters who have applied for special immigrant visas to the united states or sivs, spoke to cnn and described how urgently they must get out of the country. after years of putting their lives on the line, the taliban are hunting them down. >> i need to get out of the country. they are looking after us. >> our future will be dark. they're going to cut our heads, too. >> reporter: he's referring to a recent record of the taliban beheading afghans. they fear for their families as well as themselves. cnn is concealing their identities to keep them safe. one of them is particularly concerned about what will happen to his daughters if the taliban take over. >> they will destroy the schools and prevent my girls to go to school. >> reporter: all three men we spoke with had faced terrifying threats, one of them explained what h

sam kylie, cnn. >> can only imagine it is just incredible to see all that damage.l the start of the tokyo olympics, three people have now tested positive for covid inside the olympic village, including two athletes. >> it comes as tokyo is reporting more than 1,000 new cases. let's go to tokyo and bring in cnn's selina wang. she is live for us there. people have been protesting about this for weeks, warning that something like this would happen. what more are you learning about the athletes that tested positive? >> reporter: boris, we just learned that on the south african soccer team two athletes and one official tested positive for covid. that whole peteam is now in kbooen. they tested positive inside the olympic village. this adds to the growing list of covid-19 cases linked to the tokyo games. now 55 athletes, contractors and officials have tested positive. and boris, it is critical that these case do not spread in the olympic village where thousands of athletes will be staying. i took a recent visit it that olympic village and unlike normal years when it's a p

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kylie atwood reports. >> i'm counting down my end of life. >> reporter: every day that the taliban controlghanistan, the situation grows more deadly for afghan interpreters who are trying to flee the country after working alongside u.s. troops and diplomats. three interpreters who have applied for special immigrant visas to the u.s. spoke to cnn and described just how urgently they must get out of the country. because after years of putting their lives on the line, next to u.s. soldiers, the taliban are hunting them down. >> we're leaving the country. or our future will be dark, they will cut our head. >> reporter: he is referring to a recent report of a taliban beheading afghans who worked alongside u.s. troops. these afghans fear for their families as well as themselves. and cnn is concealing their identities to keep them safe. one of them, niab, is particularly concerned about what will happen to his daughters if the taliban take over. >> they will destroy the schools and prevent the girls to go to school. >> reporter: all three men we spoke with had faced terrifying threats. one of the

>> kylie, important story tonight our viewers, thanks for watching.now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news president biden singling more covid restrictions are coming as the vast majority of people were vaccinated. what should americans do now to protect themselves and others? >>> just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me. that was a quote and message from then president trump to his acting attorney again real. is the justice department going to hold trump to account? >>> my pillow ceo mike lindell versus fox news once partners in

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sam kylie, what is the k-- scen there?bout the monumental failure of the system. she went on it say it was a obviously a direct consequence of climate change. she's part of the academic team that set that group up and runs it that did warn germany and other countries across europe that the flash floods were going to happen. by that, the flash flood is the key element here. we're talking about 8 inches dropped in 24 hours in this area. 6 inches in 24 hours in other areas. huge amounts of rainfall that results in this kind of scene, laura. these are fully mature trees. some of them older snapped over like broccoli sticks. you look at the level of the water here on the river, it's up almost three times my height. it's the kind of debris these rivers were carrying away as a consequence of these flash floods. these flash floods actually raced down off the agricultural areas from the cashman areas to the rivers. these are not rivers that swelled and engulfed local towns. these were rivers that actually effectively were used to d

kylie, thank you for that reporting. coming up for us, a big day again for the olympic team. u.s. women's soccer team is headed to the semifinals in tokyo. an update. we'll take you there. ith everything you see. follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (wife) we'll take it! (realtor) great. (vo) it will haunt your senses. the heart-pounding audi suv family. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. (piano playing) here we go. ♪ [john legend's i can see clearly now] ♪ ♪ ♪ make your reunion happen with vrbo. your together awaits. vrbo after my dvt blood clot... i was uncertain... was another around the corner? or could things take a different turn? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal

kylie atwood is at the state department for us. why are the chinese so upset?was very precise in raising u.s. concerns about things that china has done in these meetings. that's something that the biden administration has clearly said they are going to do in public and in private raise these concerns. now, according to the state department readout, there were some specific topics that she mentioned. on human rights, the ongoing genocide in china. so, clearly, these things that the biden administration is bringing up in these meetings are getting under china's skin even before wendy sherman finished her meetings in china, the chinese foreign ministry was coming out and saying that there appears to be a whole of government, whole of society approach to bring down china. so they are clearly very concerned. now, the biden administration is saying that their approach to china is multipronged. they think that they can come down on them, that they can voice concerns alongside allies over things that china is doing, and then they can simultaneously work with china on a

kylie atwood, cnn, ft. lee. >>> well, u.s.en is imposing new sanctions on cuba in response to the cuba government's protests. patrick oppmann has more. president biden after meeting with the cuban-american community announced new sanctions on the cuban government putting the national revolutionary police and some of their leadership on the u.s. sanctions list. it's unclear how much of an impact this will really have. because like previous sanctions issued by the biden administration, unless these individuals travel to the united states or have access to the united states, which is not believed that they do, it really is more of a symbolic gesture. all the same the biden administration putting cuban police force which led the crackdown on notice saying they will continue to look at cuban ascension and how to provide the cuban people with an internet that cannot be blocked, cannot be taken down at the first sign of protest. tellingly on friday, as well, despite the widespread international outcry over the harsh crackdown on prot

kylie eventually was able to pull the bird offer neck.ut imagine going 75 with the bird just plastered on you. her apparently didn't even notice it happened. i like that they had to bleep a 13 year hope because you got to burn your face. as you say, things that's see, go there. the dirty 4 and currently she's a bird lover. airlines say the spread of the delta variant is not causing people to reconsider their travel plans the ceo of united and delta airlines both say that bookings have actually increased in recent weeks. >> cancellation rates have remained steady international travel, though, is being affected because of border restrictions due to the delta variant to spread. you don't have to leave california to have a great summer vacation as part of our destination. california series. tonight. we're going to show you a hot spot in southern california might want to check out. >> yeah. and state tourism officials hope you'd only from california to spend your money. wendy burch takes us to cathedral city in the coachella valley where you c

kylie atwood has more on this story. okay. what is the issue here that he's having? >> okay.ece of russia policy. nordstream 2. he and many others say this is going to harm countries in the region, like ukraine. but the biden administration has already made their policy decision on this front. so, essentially he is fighting over something that is no end in sight, right? this is a fruitless endeavor a lot of folks on the hill said to me. we should note, both republicans and democrats are frustrated by this. and what this is doing is just demonstrating how hyperpartisan the nomination process has become. traditionally it was sort of a pro forma folks got their vote. they had their hearing. that was done. we move on and we debate other things. but what this is doing is really creating a very tense dynamic on the senate foreign relations committee. i want to show you what has erupted in some of these business meetings between senator cruz and the leading democrat on the committee. >> maybe it's your presidential aspirations i don't know but you're turning political purposes you h

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this is obviously a huge significance, kylie to the u.s. government. >> yeah. days just as recently as late last week saying that if russia didn't act on these criminal groups that were partaking in these attacks on the u.s. that the u.s. was prepared to do so. so, there have been some signals in recent days saying that, yes, we're looking at this possibility and they also said notably a senior administration official said that they may take action that is visible and in the public or they may take action that is less visible. so they may or may not actually claim responsibility for this, which sa which is an interesting concept to consider. >> thank you so much. >>> rhetoric that kills. we're going to take a close look at the deadly escalation of anti-vaccine messaging in politics on television and online. >>> plus, liz cheney speaking out for the first time since becoming the only republican named in the select panel investigating the insurrection. what she says now about house minority leader kevin mccarthy. at aspen dental, today is the day to take back you

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and soviet union during the cold war, this is kylie atwood's new reporting.rypted hotline between the u.s. and china. this is in early stages, these discussions. this idea has actually been mentioned by officials dating back to the obama administration, and some informal conversations with chinese officials. but it wasn't actually formalized until this idea was put into a classified flainto a national trump document. they are looking into the possibility and how they could technically do it. sources tell me if they were to integrate this possibility, they would actually do it as part of a grander effort to reduce tensions, to reduce the possibility of conflict between the u.s. and china. now, the key here also is that china would have to buy into this, and there have been tremendous number of troubles getting in touch with chinese officials over the last two years on a number of issues. that's because china is really top down. but what this tool would do is allow president biden if it was set up to exsend encrypted and immediate messages to president xi. this

>> all right, kylie atwood, thanks so much. joining us now to discuss is matt zeller.is in charge of a nonprofit helping set up the lives of these afghanis. and he was given rare access to film, a new documentary he's working on. you were shooting this video earlier today as these families arrived at fort lee. what was it like? show us what we're seeing and what this was like for you. >> sure. what you should be seeing is the first families that came out of a special area of customs to where the united states army had set up some buses to move them to fort lee. i was joined by a gentleman who had not seen his mom, his dad, or his two sisters in 11 years, and he's part of the film that we were making and we were there to try and capture their hopeful first reunion, at least their first glimpses of one another. we had no idea if we'd even see it. somebody who's been working on this for almost now a decade, it felt like seeing a promise kept. this is the best part of doing this work is seeing these people arrive here. but the reality, jake, is that it only represents 0.3%

so kylie has been one of the vocal critics of newsom handling and the handling of his pandemic and he says corruption at the state level is the reason californians sacrifice the most with the least return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had it in california history. and we really can address the issue. >> had all of why is california the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the defense potholes. why did we have the worst and yet have among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizens and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply doesn't serve the people of california doesn't serve the public interest. and this recall was our opportunity to change that. >> kylie is planning a number of campaign stops fo

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in the light was made put 2 lines on me cut by the jamaicans, this kylie africans who lived in jamaica. so it's like they carry the found of africa to jamaica and they started to improvise, you know, like, use what, you know, the, it's in the genes like the drums and that to create this sunday called k. so when we hit africa like listen to it is like no but they know the song noise or the tendency coding that come with the sound and the mellow, again, the way the any influential, jamaican reggae stars are rest, the fire rise, rastafarianism is their religion, and the movement that originated in ethiopia, in fact many jamaican rest revere the former. if you open an emperor haile, selassie and consider him a profit or a deity for love of rest. as his majesty is jesus, he's that christ life figure there, redeemer, the ultimate redeem. so it's more than just human being the emperor, because they will link everything biblical right back to the line of david. now what i've often noticed in my home country times is that people don't seem to have a problem with reggae, but they do have a probl

. >> kylie weltman leads towards almost every day but what she and some lucky will watchers have seen lately has been extraordinary. >> we have had friendly wells where they come up and seem to want to interact where they will circle as and sit next to us for extended periods of time. it is unbelievable. >> the video shot last week shows the whale wasn't threatening or acting dangerously and they are not scaring the tourists far from it. >> it is really neat seeing the whales get super close to the boat. it is almost like they are following. >> why are they getting so close? operators don't know for sure but they do know whales are highly intelligent and highly communicative mammals. could it be they are actually trying to talk to humans? >> they do make a lot of vocalizations, groans, moans, and mumbles. there is a chance they are talking to is. they do those same kind of sounds to each other. i guess we will never know. >> it is such a gift when you get to see one of those majestic beasts up close. they are so beautiful. it is such in all at them. >> definitely! it probably speaks t

it's and check off madina can went home with kylie, me and chair for it because on a the committee was there before me. you can is railways were taken aback by both the success of the hamas operation and it's timing. this was 2006. just a year after israel's military withdraw from the gaza strip. it was also the same year that hamas one palestinian legislative elections and formed a government cannot deferred nathan tucker. the thought he did come from the field record of a father feeling csc or the whole hacker. and i'm going to see if you want to call me we're going to middle wallet and then i go for linda had c s, e, you know, the up made any and we'll look on a little more than will come and full of plenty of what is that it kind of has in the will not one what the one that i'm really, you're not going to, the front of that come in. some of the military wing of commerce. christian brigades has never spoken about this 26 operation now. sweet august on the fighters who claimed to have been part of that alteration have agreed to speak under conditions of anonymity. public emily? we ow

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assembly member kylie is joining us now. thank you for being here. >> thanks very much. >> first and foremost, why do you think governor newsome should be recalled and removed from office? >> he abuse the public trust, took extraordinary powers and use them for political gain to reward the powerful special interests that put him in office first among him the teachers unions who gave him another $2.2 million the last couple days after he implemented the longest school shutdown of any state in the country. we have been 50th out of 50. >> given that, how would you have done things differently if you had been governor at the start of this pandemic? are you saying you would go against the teachers union quick >> absolutely i would. i would have governed in the public interest and serve the people of california, followed signs, public health officials, guidance of public health and child welfare advocates. on the day we adjourned for the year as a legislature for covid on march 17, i gave a speech on the assembly floor saying we n

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kylie has been a vocal critic of governor newsome specifically his handling of the pandemic and the current state of emergency. he says corruption at the state level as a reason californians sacrifice the most with the least return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue head of why is california, the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the potholes. why did we have the worst and yet have among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizens and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply doesn't serve the people of california doesn't serve the public interest. and this recall was our opportunity to change that. kiley says he's planning a number of campaign sto

lots of people were looking forward to this race, and it went away of kylie mcewen, she was the world coming into it. however, there was regan smith who had come in from the usa as the fastest qualifier, howeverthe qualifier, however the australian won qualifier, howeverthe australian won it with the record. then there was the 100 metres breaststroke, women's, also really exciting with a surprise result. a 17—year—old from alaska, their first ever gold medal in the pool, and the olympics, and that went to lydia jacobi who kept the favourite south african in qualifying. speaking of moments in history, one for bermuda as well? absolutely, in the triathlon this morning. there is a tropical storm here. the triathlon for the woman was delayed this morning by about 15 minutes. they got into the water, did their 1500 metres swim. you could see the impact of the rain on the roads when they were out on the bikes. we saw an awful lot of surface water on the roads when they were on their 40—kilometre bike ride. flora duffy managed it really well. when she got into a run, which is ten kilometres

thank you very much. kylie will have more news for you in about 2 minutes. i'll see you with another news from 13 g. we'll see you then i discovered a world of difference determination. i'm coming down, we are moving freedom shot. so the 16 people corruption and compassion, the just 0 world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels across the world. young activists and organizes around among the motivated and politically engaged the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting here. and we were the one who had life on what was going on in the way that will mean submitted to them. there's looking stuff that goes on. there's always in the dynamics formation, we have the agency to create the vibe of the generation. on al jazeera, this light may look like a city from the sky, but their fishing vessels just outside are gin. tina's exclusive economic zone. the united states launched operations southern cross to combat illegal and unregulated fishing in the southern atlantic. argentina's coast guard say the main task is to control the mov

kylie shared how she stayed so cool during the collision. >> i didn't know what to do. to be pecking at me. i spun over once and i grabbed it and threw it off of me. >> did you know what was happen something. >> no. my eyes were closed. she told talking and i told her to shut up. >> kylie said she and her friends had no plans to go on the ride again. the bird flied away uninjured. i liked her rationale. >> she grabbed that thing and tossed it. >> what is that? get rid of it. >> jacqui: not a second thought. that's how i feel on mondays. >> john: nature in your face. thanks for joining us. i'm john roberts. thanks for being here today. >> jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and jacqui. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. stunning new video of the brazen shooting that broke out in the heart of our nation's capitol. we just got the second angle on this video. happened a mile away from the white house. this is unbelievable. i mean, i watched this ten times today. this is playing out like i said, a mile from the white house. t

incredible, kylie.ylie, but no, never. >>> norwegian cruise line filed suit this week against the state of florida challenging a new law that prevents cruise companies from requiring passengers to show proof of vaccination against the covid-19 virus, imposing a $5,000 fine each time a cruise line mandates it. norwegian said it violates federal law and the company's constitutional rights and is threatening to ban the state if the law is not overturned. dave, these cruise ships are obviously like mini super spreader events in the way there are people that are close together in a boat out to sea. i would think that cruise companies would want to put their best foot forward and be responsible and require that people are vaccinated so they have a safe ship. but what are some of the complicating factors here? >> good morning, mika. i think norwegian cruise lines has a good argument, i think they're going to prevail in court. they're basing their lawsuit on the first amendment, saying the state is blocking com