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person for the president's plan, newly appointed and confirmed housing and urban development secretary marcia fudge. but first, georgia is on the nation's mind. and joining me now is democratic georgia state representative park cannon, who was arrested for attempting to observe georgia's voting suppression law being signed by the state governor, brian kemp. and with her is her attorney, gerald griggs, who is also a civil rights leader, vice president of the atlanta chapter of the naacp. now, first, state representative cannon, i want to say i'm glad to see you here and free. and i know that because of legal reasons you can't say much about what happened on march 25th at the state house. i want to go into that, but i want to be careful. i know attorney griggs will say, reverend axillary don't go there, stop. he'll put me in check. you overlapped going to school with my daughter at poly prep in 2009, so i'll be careful not to go over the line. but what can you share with us about what you want to see done and what you would to see done about this bill. >> thank you for having me. and i would li

marcia: thank, chairman butterfield. i did not know that, and i am glad to hear that we played that role. chairman, ranking member, members of the subcommittee -- [indiscernible] -- this opportunity to testify today on the challenges that face far too many voters when voting. for the past 17 years, i have worked to provide -- [no audio] -- election protections. -- director for the voting rights project. election protections partners and volunteers provide voters throughout the country the comprehensive information and assistance at all stages of voting through voter protection hotlines, field programs, and engagement. in 2020 we saw a sizable increase in voter turnout, but very state-by-state. the states with the largest increase in voter turnout where those states that adopted reforms that expanded access to the ballot. for example, the three states with the highest percentage point increase in turnouts between november 2016 and 2020 were hawaii, california and utah, which mailed ballots to every registered voter in the

secretary marcia fudge, and senior advisor to the president, cedric richmond, and of course, the great honor for us, the presence of the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. thank you to alley seas family -- alcee's family, his beloved family, his wife, patricia, jody, chelsea and leigh and his grandchildren for giving congress the privilege of paying tribute to him with this ceremony in statuary hall in the capitol of the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors by the united states capitol police, the singing of the national anthem by eric sullivan of the united states air force and the retirement of the colors. ♪ o, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the

vaccinating hundreds by the hour to visits at home one at a time. 90-year-old joseph dildine and his wife marcia- >> that's it. you are fully vaccinated. >> yay. >> reporter: now closer to seeing their grandchildren without worry. >> we're all huggers. six feet apart. it just doesn't work. it's not the same. it's a nice idea but you can't hug them. we miss thateporter: the effort paying off. the county now has one of the highest per capita vaccination rates in the state. a mission to help others in line with his faith. >> my guru, you see the red dot with the u here. that's a symbol of my faith. his motto is in the joy of others lies our own. so anything that we do if you're bringing somebody else joy just do it. >> reporter: how do you think the community will remember this? >> i think the community absolutely loves the fact that their local superheroes banded together to d o something when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'llinspiredareeg yo right here. yo

next is marcia johnson-blanco, with the lawyers committee 's voting rights project. she manages the project, which includes leading election protection, the largest nonpartisan voter protection program overseeing the work promoting election reform, ensuring that those with felony convictions regain their right to vote. ms. johnson-blanco started as a staff attorney working on the first election protection program during a presidential reelection. the following year in 2005, she served as the deputy director of the national commission of the voting rights act, which was organized to review the record of discrimination in voting from 1982 to 2005. debo is a partner at the william -- at the wilmer hale firm. he is the cochair of the firm's antidiscrimination practice. he spent more than a decade working for the naacp legal and education fund. he argued his second supreme court case, shelby county versus -- shelby county v. holder. in addition to his practice at the firm, our witness currently serves as a commissioner on the u.n. commission on civil rights, appointed by

these five members will be pete buttigieg, jennifer granholm, marcia fudge, marty walsh, and gina ramondo advance for the role they're going to play in this assignment i'm asking them to take on. and we'll be discussing that today among other things. and one of those other things our administration is a commitment to buy american. the plan we're putting forward to make sure that when the governor's spending taxpayers' money that they're spending it on american-made goods, american corporations, and american employees. today, i'm directing every member of the cabinet -- i mean this sincerely -- every one to take a hard look at their agency's spending and make sure it follows my buy american standard, which we set out in january. i'm going to ask you all to report back to me at the next cabinet meeting and now we've got a lot of business to do and get done, and i thank the press for being here, but talk to y'all later. >> he'll talk to y'all later. we get to talk to you right now. cnn white house correspondent phil mattingly joining us. brief comments talking about, obviously, who will be h

i mean, marcia blackburn's office put out a graphic that said, well, elder care is not infrastructureout it. i mean, these are, in fact, popular proposals. and the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, was on "morning joe" the other day saying basically i don't care what you call it. the policies, themselves, are popular. vote for them or don't. how do republicans argue against this if they, in fact, think it's a bad idea in. >> they have shown that they can't. the ridiculous infographics we have seen coming from the gop on social media around elder care, around services we know their constituents want and we know americans want. they have also really emphasized the tax cut. and if their only rebuttal to this infrastructure plan, as we know from their 2017 action, and -- and cutting taxes for corporations and billionaires. that was a priority for the party. so, the rebuttal of elder rebut not infrastructure, and we don't want to raise taxes for corporations that already pay nothing, that's not going to cut it. i think the other thing that this signals is that the gop has not had a

marcia alicia lÓpez nos cuenta lo que ocurriÓ en la ciudad. >>> desde temprano disfrutaron del fin dea playa no tiene mucha gente. y podemos disfrutar un poco mÁs los niÑos y yo. >>> decidiÓ disfrutar este destino turÍstico. turistas de austin llegaron a la isla del padre sur. (hablado en inglÉs). >>> una de las mayores fuentes. . de trabajo para los residentes del paradisiaco lugar es la industria hotelera. pensaban que no genera rain grandes ganancias por la semana santa por la falta de turistas mexicanos. >>> este aÑo, visitantes locales y tambiÉn de las Áreas metropolitanas en texas, houston, san antonio, dallas. la mayorÍa de los clientes que tenemos ahorita. las autoridades policÍacas iniciaron con los operativos para mantener el orden pÚblico, como cada aÑo. >>> por favor, no tomen si andan manejando. no drogas, tengan un feliz tiempo visitando la isla. >>> el presidente joe biden y la primera dama enviaron un mensaje de esperanza hoy. en la celebraciÓn de pascua exhortando a los estadounidenses. colocarse la vacuna nos permite vencer el virus y apresurar el dÍa en que podamos

her guest will be auntie marcia budd who will be here.ight on "all in". >> i am not going to be voting for any election integrity bills from this point forward. >> election madness in arizona. the state senate auditing the 2020 results from maricopa county as a republican kills a bill to restrict voting because the bill doesn't restrict voting enough. >> the reason i'm voting "no" on this bill is because i have given my commitment to my constituents that we will fix all election integrity. >>> then, the justicetm

he was joined by other cabinet officials, including gina raimondo, housing secretary marcia fudge, and epa administrator michael regan. the proposal calls for investments in new and existing infrastructure projects and promotes the use of clean energy sources within the transportation sector. this senate appropriations hearing is three hours.

joining me now is the secretary of housing and urban development marcia fudge.ng pink and green totally by accident and i did not realize until i thought about it just a few seconds ago so thank you very much for joining me. i want to get right to it. i want to talk about the economy and housing is a big issue that we don't hear a lot about quite frankly and we did on the campaign trail. i know a lot of people are stressed about making mortgage and making rent and the eviction moratorium expires in june and they have yet to come up with a long-term plan. right off the plan, what say you about addressing the housing crisis. >> first off, thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to be with you today. let me say this, there are a couple of things happening right now, tiffany. we just passed a rescue plan and prior to that we passed the covid relief package. between those two packages there are about $40 billion. $20 billion for those behind on their rent and another $10 billion for those behind on their mortgages and to just put it as succinctly as i can, one in four

game against atlanta honoring the eight victims gunned down at asian owned the spas there, featuring marciase champion bruce lee, they will ultimately be auctioned off with proceeds going to the victims families.>>> today marks the second easter disrupted by the pandemic, and it is a race between could deadly covid variance and vaccinations. on average 3 million people a day are getting shots, on friday record 4 million, and 18% of americans are now fully vaccinated. but cases are rising, in 27 states and washington dc, and on yet another hand, the ucsf expert told kpix 5 she doesn't think a fourth covid weibel hit california. >> we have vaccinations in place in low numbers and low hospitalizations throughout the state. we are in a really good point.>> and happening tomorrow, senator alex padilla is set to visit the fema vaccination site at the oakland coliseum, he has been pleading with the federal government to keep running the mass vaccination site for several more weeks, but fema is slated to pull out on april 11, after saying that the eight- week mission to vaccinate people at the coli

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today, including transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, housing and urban development secretary, marcia fudge and epa administrator michael reagan.

joseph dildine and his wife marcia. >> you are fully vaccinated. >> yay! grandchildren who worries with. >> how do you think the community will remember this. >> i think the community loves the fact that their local superheroes banded together to do something no one thought was possible. >> nancy chen, cbs news, skippack, pennsylvania.ib >> duncan: and we love it too. nice touch with the costume. well, that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday, "60 minutes" is coming up. i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for joining us. have a great night. r captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.w >>> live from the cbs they area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> we are looking today at the lowest level our reservoirs have ever been since they were built. >> today's rain won't do anything to ease the looming drought crisis. the entire county poised to declare an emergency this week. the big east bay water district that could be days away from announcing restrictions. >>> you almost kind of want to take a snapshot o

tapped five of his new cabinet members, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, housing secretary marcia fudge, jennifer granholm at energy, gina raimondo at commerce, and marty walsh at labor to spread the word about the plan. >> these cabinet members will represent me in dealing with congress, engage the public in selling the plan, and help work out the details as we refine it and move forward. >> job creation, a big part of all of this as the economy emerges from a crater. over 700,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits this week, an increase over the past two weeks. tonight "the washington post" notes the biden effort to raise corporate taxes to finance this proposal may mean a bill with no republican support. quote, the early disagreements also raise the possibility the democrats may have little choice but to use special legislative maneuvering to advance their economic policy priorities. today with his usual gusto, the republican leader killed the possibility of any bipartisan cooperation. >> that package that they're putting together now, as much as we would like to address

. >> senator marcia blackburn of tennessee tweeted that biden's proposal is about anything but infrastructure. $400 billion towards elder care. i was obviously horrified to think you would try to hoodwink americans into support elder care, is that true? >> so guilty as charged. we are supporting elder care, care giving economy, making it easier to age in place and have community-based care because having that kind of infrastructure in place is part of what makes it possible for americans to thrive. not sure why that's being singled out given that it is something that the american people believe we ought to do, but as somebody who wants to put us on the spot defending that, that's a job i'm happy to take up. >> so let's talk about the more -- there's a bunch of different aspects to this. you're the secretary of transportation. that looks over the interstate highway system. there's a lot of concern, i think. i've reported on this through the years, right, particularly with climate activists about the ways in which our infrastructure conceptions, the structure of the gas lien tax, highwayc and d

these five members will be pete buttigieg, jennifer granholm, marcia fudge, marty walsh and g gina raimondothem in advance for this added assignment i'm asking them to take on we'll be discussing that today among other things one of the other things for this administration is a commitment to buy american, a plan we're putting forward, to make sure that when the government is spending taxpayers' money, that they're spending it on american-made goods from american corporations and american employees today i'm directing every member of the cabinet, i mean this sincerely, every one to take a hard look at their agency's spending and make sure it follows my buy american standard which we set out in january. i'm going to ask you all to report back to me at the next cabinet meeting. and now we've got a lot of business to do and get done. i thank the press for being here, but i'll talk to you all later. thank you. >> talk to you all later, that's our cue to get out of the room there. president biden elaborating a little on his infrastructure plan which he outlined yesterday in pittsburgh saying he's

marcia foote who is now going to be a secretary and hakeem , jeffries who is still there. and i suspect that his name will come up in any conversation, as to who as an african-american would have the possibility of being speaker of the house. i think he has that he is , building a kind of resume that could be successful. and there are others. but i think that he is poised to be in the running. you have ms. underwood from illinois, who i think a lot of and she is just in her second term. i don't know how long that would be. but as for jim clyburn? no, i've had too many birthdays for that. so my next job after i quit would probably be [indiscernible] [laughter] prof. sinclair chapman: [laughter] hopefully we will still be able to hear your stories and benefit from all of the history and knowledge and experience that you so graciously shared with us tonight. thank you, congressman, it has been a pleasure, an absolute pleasure to have this discussion with you and i will turn it over to david now to continue. david: thank you so much, professor sinclair-chapman, and congressman

marcia clark got a new hair style, it was big news! the empitome of simpson, the house get kcado. while covering the case and writing letters from los angeles for his vanity fair column. and then when each trial day ended, many of us tuned into "larry king live" for the recap. he always had the central players as guests. but as for the administration of justice? it was a fiasco. in the end, o.j. walked even though we all knew he did it! and cameras were often blamed as the culprit. i never bought into that. the cameras weren't to blame. and the proof is in minnesota. the chauvin trial was the first in state history to be broadcast live and in full and credit goes to judge peter cahill for allowing this. the trial was telecast with dignity. jurors were not shown. nor minors or george floyd's family members without consent. credit also goes to that big prosecution team. the defense lawyer eric nelson and the many witnesses not a cato kaelin among them. the derek chauvin trial was all business and better representative as well as a validation of america's court system. and now we nee

according to marcia cohen who has been collecting a trove of documents from doj, a number of people haver haven't entered a plea, and many are only charged with misdemeanors. the bizarre and unique ways that riot suspects have been caught. one wore his work badge in the capitol. another, a 6'6" olympic swimmer caught with an olympic patch. that gave him away. and one guy's wife bragged about how he stormed the capitol. then one called in a tip line about something he witnessed at the crime scene. new jersey cops recognized a woman who often attends protests at the state house there. and another one told his ex-girlfriend that she was a, quote, moron for believing joe biden was president, and she went and turned him in. one guy's neck and face tattoos did him in. one suspect made incriminating texts in a group chat, and a former cop who is now a financial advisor was turned in by one of his clients. family members gave up one guy from florida because they were worried about his qanon postings. someone watching cnn saw a friend in video footage. high school friends of another one turned hi

think fit into that category, people like cedric richmond who was not going off to the white house, marcia foote who is now going to be secretary and hakeem jeffries who is still there. i suspect his name will come up. his name is in the conversation with the possibility of being speaker of the house. he is building a kind of resume that could be successful. i think he is poised to be in the running. there is a young lady, ms. underwood from illinois who i think a lot of stuff she is just in her second term. i don't know how long that would be. i've had too many birthdays so my next job after he quit would probably be [indiscernible] >> hopefully we still hear your stories and benefit from your history and knowledge and experience you so graciously share with us tonight. thank you, congressman, it has been a pleasure, an absolute pleasure to have this discussion with you and i will turn it over to david now to continue. >> thank you so much, professor and thank you, congressman. i could listen to you to talk for the next four hours. we did promise error engaged audience that we would open

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transportation secretary pete buttigieg, labor secretary marty walsh, energy secretary jennifer granholm, marciaimondo. president biden and vice president harris then spent two hours in a closed-door cabinet meeting which marked yet another return of professionalism to the white house. yesterday president biden announced his plan in collier, pennsylvania, a suburb of pittsburgh. donald trump won that congressional district by ten points in 2016 and 2020. joe biden won it by three points. joining us now is congressman conor lamb of pennsylvania, member of the house committee on transportation and infrastructure. representative lamb, this legislation is is coming your way in that committee. >> we're excited for it. this is really what we ran on, trying to help areas like mine in western pennsylvania get up off their feet months after the pandemic but after 40 years of job loss and the collapse of the steel industry. we know that you have to make these types of investments in order for us to be competitive again, not just competitive against ohio, which has been our longtime foe. but against china.

point on this issue and that includes transportation secretary pete buttigieg, housing secretary marcia with energy, commerce and labor. they are going to have really two goals, and one is to run point within congress for president biden being his representative and already they have held briefings and calls with lawmakers but also it's to run point on the messaging outside of d.c. with the american people. now, the white house says that these are all former mayors and governors, perfect people to remind folks of why they need new bridges, why they need new roads, why they need upgrades to their schools and climate measures. now, listen, this is a similar playbook to what we saw during the last few months of that covid relief bill being pushed, right? president biden, remember, he said that this bill was bipartisan not because of the republicans in congress who supported it, because, listen, none of them did, but because of the republican voters outside of d.c. who approved of this bill making sure that it was allowing democrats to get it done. so we're already starting to see some of t

marcia howe, thank you forjoining us. i know it's incredibly busy and powerful time for you._ emotional, how are you feeling? i'm not even quite sure howl emotional, how are you feeling? i'm not even quite sure how i feel. there's— not even quite sure how i feel. there's a — not even quite sure how i feel. there's a part of me that's incredibly gratified that the murder that we _ incredibly gratified that the murder that we all witnessed with our own eyes has _ that we all witnessed with our own eyes has been declared such. that the value — eyes has been declared such. that the value of this man's life was declared — the value of this man's life was declared defensible by

these five members will be put buttigieg, jennifer granholm, marcia fudge, marty walsh, and gina raimondoesident biden stressed the jobs component of his infrastructure bill at a virtual summit of world leaders on climate change. >> when people talk about climate, i think jobs. within our climate response lies an extraordinary engine of job creation and economic opportunity ready to be fired up. that's why i propose the huge investment in american infrastructure and american innovation to tap the economic opportunity that climate change presents our workers and our communities. especially those too often that are left out and left behind. >> joining us now, america's new secretary of labor, marty walsh. thank you very much for joining us tonight, mr. secretary. >> thank you, sir. great to be on with you again. >> now, i'm trying to get a little boston accented feud going between you and gina mccarthy because she was just on with rachel maddow in the last hour and she rattled all the people she said she was hanging around with on climate change and this subject, and she somehow forgot the

we have the newly minted hud secretary, marcia fudge, who left congress to take up the seat with thet. >> i watched every second of donald williams' testimony and it was riveting. i look forward to it. i will see you later on. "the cross connection" starts in a little bit at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. >>> up next, republican senator ron johnson asks the question, what's the point in pushing for americans to get vaccinated? my question is, are we living in the same universe. >>> speaking of out of this world, capture confirmed. about 24 hours after its lift-off from the kennedy space center in florida, the spacex dragon craft successfully arrived at the international space station this morning at 5:08 a.m. eastern time. look at this. you are looking at the dragon slowly approaching the space station and delicately aligning itself with the proper docking ports. the four astronauts on the dragon space craft were welcomed by the seven others who were already aboard the international space station. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. work

john: marcia is the chief washington correspondent for the national law journal. >> we have on that courtr of sports enthusiasts. i think they are very much aware of the games and how they are played as well as how the ncaa and the game has changed since the last time the supreme court had the ncaa before it, which was 37 years ago. john: for years, many college athletes argued they are essentially employees, spending as much as 40 hours per week on team activities that can generate billions of dollars for universities and athletic conferences. >> coaches are getting six, seven-figure salaries. administrators are getting salaries. other stakeholders are getting money. the student athletes themselves, the most indispensable piece of the puzzle, are getting nothing. john: in arenas and on social media, players in the men's basketball tournament have used the hashtag not ncaa property to protest schools barring them from being paid for the use of their names, images or likenesses on jerseys, videogames and product endorsements, a separate issue being fought in state legislatures and congress

but senator marcia blackburn is saying $400 billion for eldercare.rcare sounds good. what is your view on the importance of care in this general package of investments. it doesn't meet this investment. how does it grow our economy? be clear, making sure families can afford childcare making sure that people have broadband access. making sure that schools don't have led pipes. make sure they leave their family members in safe quality care so they can go to work. and the reality is the united states of america has never made the investment in families and other nations and it's holding us back economically. is this an investment. if you want to do eldercare, you have to carry a pipe. katie porter. that's now to rachel maddow. thank you for joining us this hour. we start tonight on the republican side of politics. and politics in the news where things are a little bit of a three-ring circus right now. it is starting to seem like the circus tent could come down in the wind. the national bulls eye, the focus of so much anger and controversy and new restric

. >>> coming up later on the cross connection, housing secretary marcia fudge joins tiffany control asdministration approaches their 100th day. >>> new reporting shows matt gaetz doling out hundreds of thousands of dollars to protect his image as he faces allegations of sex trafficking. the reporter who broke that story joins us next. s us next. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. lease the 2021 rx 350 for $439 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. feeling sluggish or weighed down? lease the 2021 rx 350 for $439 a month for 36 months. it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can

. >> yang: marcia coyle is chief washington correspondent for the national law journal. >> justice clarenced, well, why does it have to be what about controversial comments about, say, black lives matter, that black lives matter, proud boys or antifa? and she said that the school district is not teaching students what to think, that that those kinds of comments would have to be used as a weapon to terrorize another student or someone at the school. >> yang: justice brett kavanaugh said school officials overreacted to brandi's post. >> she blew off steam like millions of other kids have wh they're disappointed about being cut from the high school team or not being in the starting lineup or not making all league. it didn't seem like the punishment was tailored to the offense. >> yang: brandi, who eventually became a varsity high school cheerleader, says she has no second thoughts. >> i stand by what i said, because i was i was 14 years old. i was just becoming a teenager. i was frustrated, angry, upset. >> my sense at the end of the arguments was that the justices are looking for a narrow way

. >> then the secretary of hud marcia fudge, spoke at a press conference and this happened >> good afternoon> together: good afternoon. >> oh, thank you i was wondering if i was in this room by myself >> and i was like what where are we we in third grade? are we at children's church on a sunday ooh, y'all about to get it also, i don't know who it is, but when everyone else replies good afternoon, you can hear a black woman saying it the loudest, and that's hilarious. you better say good afternoon loudly because you may run the risk of not getting a piece of candy at the end of sunday school then i saw that viral video of a police dog biting a police officer who was beating up a protester. take a look. >> [ bleep ] [ shouting ] [ bleep >> i was like what joe biden's dog got a new job? more like joe biting >> seth: yeah, i like it now >> okay. good then one of the most confusing things in recent history happened president biden had this to say about gop voter suppression bills. >> what i'm worried about is how un-american this whole initiative is. it's sick. it's sick. this makes jim crow look

we have monica and marcia, our two daughters, they are both young professional women doing their thing. the older, has been in the law form -- firm marketing business. she works for a major law firm and has been with law firms for many years. the younger is a counselor who happens to now be, for the last several years, probably five years ago, doing -- working as a contract military family life consultant. she has been working with the various military units on the stress, both the servicemember and their families. i always felt that she is looking into my mind from the beginning. she helps to manage me. her first couple of years doing this she would do an assignment, a few months, and then be off doing her regular practice, and then go back. she was working with the army. then she was working with the air force. she did four or five of these rotations and i am sitting back there saying to myself, g, i know that is her business, but it would be nice if she had a stent with the marine corps, because then she would see how it is really done. [laughter] sure enough, she is now in probably

her guest will be auntie marcia budd who will be here. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in". >> i am not going to be voting for any election integrity bills from this point forward. >> election madness in arizona. the state senate auditing the 2020 results from maricopa county as a republican kills a bill to restrict voting because the bill doesn't restrict voting enough. >> the reason i'm voting "no" on this bill is because i have given my commitment to my constituents that we will fix all election integrity. >>> then, the justice department now expecting to charge 500 people in connection with january 6th, including the man who boasted about storming the capitol on a dating app. >>> plus -- >> with these actions the administration of johnson & johnson's covid-19 vaccine can resume immediately. >> the johnson & johnson vaccine cleared by the fda and cdc as senator ron johnson campaigns on a pro-covid platform. >> the science tells us that vaccines are 95% effective. so if you have a vaccine, quite honestly, what

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. >> thank you for your testimony, mayor marcia. must appreciated.w we will move on to our next witness. i'd like to recognize ms. podkul to summarize her statement for five minutes. >> thank you, chairwoman barragan, ranking member higgins, and distinguished members and subcommittee. my name is jennifer podkul, i am the vice president of policy and advocacy at kids in need of defense. nongovernmental organization devoted to protection of unaccompanied and separated children. k.i.n.d. envisions a world in which every unaccompanied child on the move has access to legal counsel and has the rights and well-being protected as they migrate alone in search of safety. k.i.n.d. has received referrals for more than 25,000 cases. i'm grateful the subcommittee is holding today's hearing to explore the ways we can transform our protection system into one that fully upholds children's rights and well-being. they migrate alone in search of safety. there have been high numbers of children, both unaccompanied as well as those traveling with their parents or legal gu

>> we've gone through a myriad of emotion -- >> reporter: marcia howard is a veteran and one of the minneapolis residents who's a caretaker of 38th and chicago, a barricaded protest zone. >> george perry floyd jr. was a real person, not simply a symbol. we all know that that trial somehow seems to be a trial of the value of a black life. these streets are to remain closed until the conviction of all four officers wholed george floyd. no justice, no street. >> reporter: the cup foods cashier you saw testify was not the one to call the police, but he did tell his manager he thought the bill was fake. witness after witness has mentioned the guilt they feel for not doing more to save george floyd. gayle? >> everybody who witnessed it that day feels guilty. i can't imagine what the jury's thinking watching this. it's very tough. thank you very much. >>> now a major hitch in the race to vaccinate america. we are learning nearly 15 million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine were ruined after a mixup at a manufacturing plant. according to "the new york times," workers confused the ingredients with

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transportation secretary pete buttigieg, gina raimondo, marcia fudge, and e. mr. michael regan testified on president biden's plan. begins at 10:30 eastern. or listen on the free radio app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. crated by america's cable networks in 1979. today, we are brought to you by the television deputies provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. -- c-span to. >> the confirmation hearing of those picked for deborah health and human services secretary. they were asked about the pandemic, telehealth medicine, and welfare of unaccompanied minors at the u.s. southern border. held by the senate finance committee, this runs to an half hours. >> the finance committee will come to order. today, we meet discussed to important health care nominations. chiquita brooks has been nominated to serve as a minister for the senators on medicare and medicaid services. andrea pumps has been nominated serve as deputy secretary of the health and human services. brooks has served at owen beach, at the staff, at the department of health and human servic