. >> i'm laura jarrett. monday, march 8th. 5 a.m. in new york. we heard one of the most detailed and stunning despigot shuns of the royal institution in generations. harry and meghan recounting in stunning detail what led to their departure. racist and sexist coverage in the tabloids pushed her to a place she never imagined. >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore and that was a very clear and real and frighten ing constant thought. i went to the institution and i said that i needed to go somewhere to get help, said that i've never felt this way before and i need to go somewhere and i was told that i couldn't, that it wouldn't be good for the institution. there are so many people who are afraid to voice that they need help and i know personally how hard it is to not just voice it but when you voice it to be told no. >> just incredible. cnn's than stewart is live in london. anna, we will get to all of the reaction in a second, but there was just so much in this interview. it takes a lot to keep me up until 10 p.m. you couldn't turn away. i thoug

i'm laura jarrett. christine, it's friday. >> it is friday. i'm christine romans. march 5th, everybody. it's 5 a.m. in new york. we begin with covid relief as millions of american families wait desperately for relief. what they're getting in washington is political theater. on the senate floor almost 11 hours and a few sore throats later the clerks are finally done reading all 628 pages of the $1.9 trillion covid relief package to a mostly empty chamber. >> theater without an audience. ron johnson forcing the clerks to read the entire bill aloud before the debate resumes this morning all in a doomed effort to slow relief to the many who desperately need it. cnn's daniella diaz is live on capitol hill. senator johnson's tactic didn't sink the bill. what happens now? >> reporter: it was a super late night here in the senate. they wrapped the reading of this bill around 2 a.m. we started early afternoon. this was more than 10 hours that they spent reading this bill on the senate floor. democrats are going to move forward on trying to pass this legislation without any

. >> i am laura jarrett. tuesday, march 9th. 5 a.m. in new york. we begin with good news this morning. some of you will finally be able to hug your grandkids again after a full year of coping with this pandemic, a major step forward in returning to something resembling normal life. new guidance from the cdc for people fully vaccinated against covid-19 giving the green light to many everyday activities and easing some restrictions and precautions. nearly 20% of americans have been at least partially vaccinated. almost 10% fully. >> but the cdc still recommends people avoid travel saying it risks creating a surge in infections. the airline industry pushing back saying highly filtered air and universal mask wearing makes claims a low risk environment. a cnn medical analyst agrees. >> so this is one of these examples where i think the cdc is being far overly cautious in a way that defies common sense. people who are fully vaccinated should be able to travel, should be encouraged to travel. that's one of the things we can give. >> elizabeth cohen has mo

i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning, laura.2 minutes past the hour, i'm christine romans. we have been here before. too many times. and the pain again is searing. the only certainty is this will happen again. this time boulder, colorado, is grieving after a gunman opens fire at a supermarket killing ten people. authorities have identified all the victims, they are shoppers running errands, store employees and a police officer, father of seven, trying to stop the massacre. here are a few of the memories victims' friends and family say they will cherish. >> bubbly and just didn't -- you couldn't be sad around her. she wasn't having it. >> kevin was incredible. he was an incredible father, an incredible spouse, an inn inn cress i believe neighbor, he was a wonder man who didn't deserve this all at. >> we have devastated as a community. >> here was somebody who really believed in the mission that he had to keep people safe and to keep the community safe. >> this morning we are also learning more about the gunman, his troubling past

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, march 3rd.he finish line for of marathon pandemic is in sight. but some states are stopping short. they're now reversing course in baffling ways. core restrictions lifted by two republican governors just a day after warnings, dire warnings from the cdc. texas its 29 million americans effectively restrictions-free. governor greg abbott announcing restriction there's end in texas and mississippi and iowa theirs. they join 14 other states that have no mask requirements. one texas icu nurse says this all comes way too early. >> it's a little nerve racking to see that, you know, we're going to take away the masks. i don't think it's safe to do that right now. we don't have people in the hallways anymore in stretchers. we're not putting dead bodies into rooms at this point. the breathing is a little better, it's not better. >> remember, it was the reason they were able to open in the first place, take those away and the virus can stand unchecked undoing months of gains. the first shots of johnson & jo

this is "early start," i'm christine romans. >> and i'm laura jarrett. it's tuesday, march 23rd, it's 5:00 a.m. here in new york. and we begin this morning with the breaking news from boulder, colorado, where authorities say a gunman opened fire at the king sooper supermarket killing ten people including a police officer. the suspect is being treated for his injuries. so far police not discussing a motive for the attack but witnesses at the scene describe something just harrowing as gunfire sent shoppers running for their lives. one person recorded this moment at the entrance of the store. >> we don't know if there is a shooter, active shooter, somewhere. could be in the store. >> he went in there. >> he went in the store. >> he went right down there. >> oh, my god. guys, we've got people down inside king soopers. look, there's -- holy [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> you can hear the panic in that man's voice. other witnesses and family members told cnn's don lemon what happened inside that store. >> the first shot was confusing, maybe it was somebody dropped s

. >> i'm laura jarrett. monday, march 1st, 5 a.m. in new york. a new month bringing new hope in the fight against coronavirus. shipping out to health centers nationwide as we speak. the cdc director signing off on the vaccine sunday after the fda gave it the green light. the j&j vaccine comes with a single shot and does not require storage at the ultracold temperatures like pfizer and moderna. those could dramatically speed up vaccinations. now only 4 million doses are ready. johnson & johnson has pledged to have 20 million doses available by the end of march and 100 million by the end of summer. >> we'll see in the second half of the year whether there will be a second dose recommendation for this vaccine. certainly one dose will keep you out of the hospital, keep you out of the intensive care unit and keep you out of the morgue. >> if i were not vaccinated now and i had a choice of getting a j&j vaccine now or waiting for another vaccine, i would take whatever vaccine would be available to me as quickly as possible for the simple reason of what

i'm laura jarrett, it is thursday, march 18th, 5:00 a.m.ere in new york and we begin this morning with the shootings in atlanta. a terrifying escalation of the anti-asian violence seen throughout the country and a reminder of the threat of violence women live with daily. robert aaron long charged with murder after he confessed to killing eight people, six asian women. >> authorities say long a 21-year-old white man told detectives he would go to massage parlours in the past, he blamed his sexual addiction. the cherokee county sheriff suggested long was, quote, attempting to take out that temptation. other officials and community leaders saying that narrative misses the mark. >> in this particular case where the victims were asian women we see the intersections of the racism, xenophobia and gender-based violence. you know, we've also seen historically where news outlets and the police frame the story around the perpetrator and now we're hearing about the suspect in custody and we are hearing stories about how he was religious, he suffers fro

. >> i'm laura jarrett. 5 a.m. here in new york. nearly two months after the insurrection, washington on high alert. there's a possible plot to breach the capitol by an identified militia group on thursday, march 4th. why march 4th? qanon believes former president trump will somehow magically be inaugurated today because fdr and others were inaugurated today. to be clear, they're wrong. that's not happening. >> because it's spreading on social media does not mean it's real. the warning led house leaders to scrap a session that had been set for today. >> and it's better to have us, you know, scattering to the four winds as opposed to all concentrated in one building. unless there is a very substantial well-trained force on their way to washington, d.c., they are going to meet security like they never imagined before. >> capitol police have ramped up security after we learned for the first time wednesday that it took more than 3 hours for the pentagon to send in national guard troop to stop the violence on january 6th. capitol police

. >> i'm laura jarrett. tuesday, march 2nd. 5 a.m. here in new york. we begin this morning with a third woman coming forward with an allegation of sexual harassment against new york governor andrew cuomo. anna rusch tells the new york time she met the governor at a new york city wedding reception in 2019. she thanked him for his kind toast honoring her friends. she removed his hand and she said the governor told her she seemed, quote, aggressive and placed her is hands on her chee. rusch said cuomo asked if he could kiss her. she pulled away as the governor drew closer. >> rusch tells the times, quote, it's the act of impunity. i didn't have a choice in the matter. i didn't have a choice in his physical dominance over mere at that moment and that's what infuriates me. even what i could do, removing his hand from my lower back, even doing that was not clear enough. cnn has reached out to her but has not corroborated her allegations. here's jesse mckinley who's been reporting on the allegations in "the new york times" last night. >> certainly the two all

i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning, i'm christine romans. hour this wednesday morning. and this could be one of the most consequential days of the american recovery. with the family becoming known as the pandemic, on the other, one of the most crowded states in the nation is putting recovery at risk by defying health experts and dropping public health measures. >> as for the recovery package this is truly landmark legislation that could transform the economy, as we know it. and poll after poll shows broad public support. but the measure has no republican backing in the house or the senate. daniella diaz is live on capitol hill with the very latest, daniella, this is coming just in the nick of time as unemployment benefits are set to expire in four days. >> reporter: that's right, laura, the house is set to vote on this landmark legislation, this mass live $1.9 trillion covid relief package where it will land on biden's desk to sign the legislation into law. this legislation is a major achievement for the biden administration. they wanted to

i'm christine romans. >> and i'm laura jarrett.new york and we begin this half hour with top health officials joining president biden urging an increasingly impatient united states public to stay on guard against covid. >> i'm reiterating my call for every governor, mayor and local leader to maintain and reinstate the mask mandate. please, this is not politics. reinstate the mandate if you let it down. >> mr. president, do you believe that some states should pause their reopening efforts? >> yes. >> all right. daily case counts inching back up, hospitalizations have stopped falling and now younger people are replacing seniors in some icus. today the director of the cdc will warn governors now is the time to stay vigilant. dr. rochelle walensky fears what happens if reopenings expand and masks are thrown out the window. >> i'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. we have so much to look forward to, so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope, but right now i'm scared. >> t

welcome back to "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans.ttleground state made it a crime for you to bring water to a voter. georgia the latest state to pass new laws rolling back access to the polls, to the ballot, just hours after president biden gave a passionate defense of voting rights. >> are you serious? >> no, you are not -- >> no. no. she is not under arrest. >> arrested for knocking on the governor's door as georgia's governor signed the bill state representative park cannon arrested and removed from the capitol building for refuse to go stop knocking on the governor's office door as he signed the bill in private. >> released from bill overnight knee compared the closed door signing to the murders of asian women at spas in atlanta. quote, different tactics, same goal, fear and control. cnn's dianne gallagher reports for us now from atlanta. >> reporter: well, laura, christine, the republican governor of georgia brian kemp signed a sweeping election overhaul bill into law on thursday after it blazed through the house and senate hour

this is "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, march 19th. happy friday. it is exactly 5:00 a.m. in new york and this morning president biden and vice president harris head to georgia to reassure the asian-american community there and across the country, a community frightened after eight people were shot dead at three atlanta massage parlours. police aren't able to release the names of some victim, they are work to go verify their identities and notify their families. >> across the country an outpouring of support for the victims and their families, like d delania yuan. >> this is so heart breaking. he took a mother, a wife, a daughter and a sister for no reason. this family is broken because of this man. >> on capitol hill the first hearing in 30 years on anti-asian discrimination became tense and emotional over this republican lawmaker's comments. >> there's an old saying in texas about find all the rope in texas and get a tall oak tree. i'm not going to be ashamed of saying i oppose the chi coms, i oppose the chinese communist party and w

this is "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans.morning. we begin in europe where more than half of europe now pausing use of the vaccine that was supposed to solve its problems. some countries halting astrazeneca use in just the last hour after a small number of patients experienced blood clots. it's yet another set back for the eu's stumbling vaccine rollout. >> a third surge of infections sweeping across europe and forcing renewed restrictions all over again. italians back under lockdown, hospitalizations on the rise in france, germany also seeing a spike in cases. cnn's fred pleitgen is live for us this morning in berlin. fred, blood clots seem to be the issue that officials are pulling this out of an abundance of caution. so how is the company going to build back trust after this? >> reporter: well, i think it's going to be very difficult and i think it's going to be a key issue, one of the things astrazeneca is doing, they're saying blood clots don't seem to be an issue they say with their vaccine. they say the amount of blood

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. >> and i'm laura jarrett. it's wednesday, march 17th, it's 5:00 a.m.n new york and we start this morning with the big breaking news. a suspect is in custody after eight people were killed in shootings at three massage parlours in the atlanta area. now, authorities have not offered a motive yet, but at least six of the victims were asian -- in about the span of an hour eight people were killed at those three atlanta area spas spread across three miles. the attacks took place in quick secession, the fbi is assisting authorities in atlanta and cherokee county. here is a spokesperson for the chairy county's office. >> it's pretty unusual. as i mentioned earlier, in 2020 we had one homicide in cherokee county, we have had at least three today so it's pretty shocking for not only our responding deputies and public safety but also for the community here and we take this serious. >> the suspect was arrested 150 miles away after a dramatic car chase according to police. police believe a 21-year-old a likely responsible for the three attacks. they identified him

i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning. thursday, march 11th, 5 a.m. exactly in new york. i am christine romans. president biden gives his first primetime address to the nation tonight. the american rescue plan becomes law when he signs it tomorrow. he calls the measure a historic victory for the american people. there are stimulus checks, unemployment help, tax credits to lift children out of poverty. money for schools, states and local governments. support for schools and small businesses. >> more, help with rent, money for vaccines, internet for kids stuck with remote learning. bottom line, a lot of help for the poorest americans. biden is now armed with his first major legislative achievement. cnn has new information about what we will hear from the president tonight. our congressional reporter daniella diaz is live. good morning, daniella. now the president taking this on the road. >> reporter: that's right, laura. president biden is going to talk to americans directly tonight in the primetime address marking the one year anniversary since the covid-19 shutdown. he is

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. >>> we begin our coverage with cnn's laura jarrett on states defying public health officials this morning. laura? >> alisyn, defying public health officials, going in the wrong direction. more states now rolling back restrictions, just as the white house looks to speed up vaccine production. but even with some states ignoring cdc guidance, experts are pleading with americans to stay vigilant. shipments of the third coronavirus vaccine arriving in texas as the governor says he's loosening restrictions in just one week. >> effective next wednesday, all businesses of any type are allowed to open 100%. also, i am ending the statewide mask mandate. >> the announcement frustrating some local leaders. >> to put it in very stark terms, it makes no sense. >> it's mind boggling, given where we are. >> reporter: and in mississippi, the governor also lifting mask mandates. >> this new order removes all of our county mask mandates and allows businesses to operate at full capacity without state-imposed rules or restrictions. >> reporter: and as more states roll back restrictions, health experts warn --

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this is "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans.he hour. more breaking news out of boulder, colorado, where ten people were shot and killed at a king soopers supermarket, among them a police officer. a suspect in custody this morning who police say is being treated for injuries. so far police have not determined a motive. the attack itself harrowing as gunfire sent shoppers running for their lives. one person recorded this terrifying moment at the store's entrance. >> we don't know if there is a shooter, active shooter somewhere, could be in the store -- >> he went in there. >> he went in the store? >> he went right down there. >> oh, my god. guys, we've got people down inside king soopers. look, there's -- holy [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> you hear the shock there. family members and witnesses described what happened inside that store. >> i got the call from my daughter that my grandchildren and my son-in-law walked into the pharmacy for him to get a covid-19 shot and the shooter came in, shot the woman in front of them, they hid, ran

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. >> good morning, christine, i'm laura jarrett. it's wednesday, march 24th. it's 5:00 a.m. new york and we begin with another american community reeling from another senseless act of violence after a gunman opened fire at a boulder, colorado, supermarket killing ten people. authorities have identified all of the victims, shoppers just running errands, store employees who had worked there for years and a police officer just trying to stop that massa

. >> good morning, i'm laura jarrett. it's friday, march 26. happy friday, everyone. it's 5:00 a.m.k and we begin this morning with

. >> and i'm laura jarrett. it's thursday, march 25th. it's 5:00 a.m. here in new york.ours from now president biden will hold his first news conference since taking office. expect him to claim credit for crick passage of the american rescue plan and vaccinations across the country, but other issues like gun violence and young migrants at the southern border top of mind, daniella diaz is live on capitol hill this morning. we know that the president has been preparing, he has a binder. what are you watching for

this is "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, march 19th. it is exactly 5:00 a.m. in new york and this morning president biden and vice president harris head to georgia to reassure the asian-american community there and across the country, a community frightened after eight people were shot dead at three atlanta massage parlours. police aren't able to release the names of some victim, they are work to go verify their identities and notify their families. >> across the country an outpouring of support for the victims and their families

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. >> laura: yes, sean, and i was fascinated by gregg jarrett's -- his commentary about what happened. it was extremely interesting, we are going to pick up where you left off on that because this is going to get really, really wild and interesting if you love the law, but everyone is on pins and needles, so thank you for that interview, i enjoyed that. >> sean: thanks, have a great show, thank you as always buried >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we are going to have a full breakdown of the opening arguments, what they really mean, where is this headed with alan dershowitz? plus, covid's true origin, the debate has now taken center stage and we speak to an insider who says china and the w.h.o., shocker, or hiding information. also the debate over a satanic shoe? is something wrong with my prompter? is that real? and mayor pete is already out of gas. how sad. raymond arroyo has it all in seen and unseen. but first, when medicine becomes megalomania, that's the focus of tonight's angle. americans are traveling again, angry parents are pressuring schools to

. >> laura: yes, sean, and i was fascinated by gregg jarrett's -- his commentary about what happened.was extremely interesting, we are going to pick up where you left off on that because this is going to get really, really wild and interesting if you love the law, but everyone is on pins and needles, so thank you for that interview, i enjoyed that. >> sean: thanks, have a great show, thank you as always buried >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we are going to have a full breakdown of the opening arguments, what they really mean, where is this headed with alan dershowitz? plus, covid's true origin, the