you know, nia mentioned this about tim scott maybe having higher aspirations. mitch mcconnell is saying that tim scott is the future of the republican party. okay. but this is the party where members were laying out plans for a caucus on anglo-saxon traditions earlier this month. the party where some of the members defended white insurrectionists but said that they'd be scared if black lives matter protesters stormed the capitol. so what gives here? >> yeah. i mean this is a problem. until the gop confronts the facts of the insurrection and what led to it, it's going to be donald trump's party, right? that is the power and control that trump has over the party. and one of the weirdest parts about tim scott's response, when he painted president biden as the divider in chief and just totally ignored what happened in the insurrection. and i see a lot of what tim scott was doing in that speech was quite trumpy. when he was coming out and saying, we're not a racist country, i read that as tim scott jumping straight on into the culture war. listen, you had in that ad

i think nia's quote is particularly on point. when everyone watches this, you can't help but have a reaction that enough is enough. there are those times and points in history where there's a reckoning. there's a reckoning of accountability, where people are just demanding that justice has to come and it has to come now. and if you look at what occurred and you see even in relating it to even the police themselves, two officers testifying saying, hey, this is not what we're taught, this is not what we know, this has nothing to do with who we are. in essence, they're saying that. and so why am i raising that? because even -- not only the communities throughout minneapolis, minnesota, and the country, but the world see this as wrong, but the police and that blue wall of silence finally falling down. so i think it talks to and speaks of a new era of accountability, where wrong is wrong and it's going to be recognized. and people having to look, having to observe, having to be forced to focus on this trial by seeing it for what it is

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cnn chief political correspondent dana bash, co-anchor of "state of the union" and nia-malika henderson. great to see you both. dana, let me start with you. >> good morning. >> what is the atmosphere in congress around congress? this guy was so tight with president trump, but it doesn't exactly seem like his republican colleagues are rallying to his defense. >> not in the least. if you could see my text messages from some of his current and former colleagues, i actually can't repeat what some of them say on morning television. and it's because he has not made himself popular with most of his colleagues. again, we're talking about his fellow republicans, john. we're talking about people who he has antagonized in the name of being, you know, as beholden and as loyal to the former president, donald trump, as possible. in the name of being on conservative media, being on fox news. being the darling of that. and the most striking example of that was after the number three in his own party leadership, liz cheney, voted her conscience, voted to impeach president trump, he went to wyoming and t

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nia, the president also plans to lay out what's being described as part two of his massive infrastructureling his discomfort with the price tag. so is tonight more about winning over republicans or getting fellow democrats on board? >> it's about both and more broadly the american people. you look at some of the polling like this, something like 60% of americans think that this infrastructure plan is a good idea. 80% of democrats, something like 70% of independents. so if you're joe biden, you want to maintain that good feeling that most americans have about this infrastructure plan and then explain it. this administration has a very broad idea of what infrastructure actually includes. it's not just roads and bridges, it's also something called human infrastructure in the parlance of this administration, so that includes investments in community college, investments in child care, so that's something he has to explain to americans to get them on board with his idea that government can play an active role and a positive role in people's lives. so we'll see him do that tonight. of course ta

where i was not able to find the funds was running tokinds of obnkand soh use i had no ioexperience in nia business. i was told there is a program, the hebrew free loan from my mom used to work for an agency with cindy in the past. she said look it up and check it out so i went in there and met cindy and told her about my concept and idea and passions and what i wanted to do and she was very supportive and we went to the whole process of making it happen. that's how it happened. >> it will be interesting to talk about the process of doing this and how hebrew free sees its loan role in it. we live in a part of the country in a stereotypical way, in lived truce today is filled with this notion of thspan ideas in entrepreneurialism and how do you make a dream come true and i'm just wondering as you were thinking through your dream of doing this, what was it about this dream, the food truck, how did you come to this concept so you could go into cindy and answer basic questions about the food truck or coffee or why this and that. can you give us some of your entrepreneurial spirit and a sense o

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that's part of what this big infrastructure plan is designed to address. >> nia-malika henderson andormer congressman charlie dent, good to have both of you here, thank you. >>> former president trump today slamming the fbi raid of his friend and personal lawyer rudy giuliani saying it's unfair to raid the home of a great patriot. as president biden says, he knew nothing about this. we'll discuss. >>> plus, the justice department stepping in to bring hate crime charges against three white men, including a father and son, who chased and then shot and killed a black man who was jogging. in a georgia neighborhood. >>> and a horrific explosion of the coronavirus in india, sparking warnings for americans to flee that country as crematoriums are struggling to keep up with the bodies. cnn is there. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who q

is the reception for some of these ideas like this project nia that you're talking about, is it growing with people who understand that these things don't have to end up with death and don't have to end up with entire communities distrusting the police or fearing for their lives every time they interact with police? >> yeah, i think at least in my experience to go communities all over the country and frankly, talking with law enforcement, there's one place where i think we're not going to go back. i think we're not going to go back to thinking we're going to solve these problems by making policing bigger. you're quite right, people mean different things by "defund." at the root of the defund movement, such as it is, is a word that is scary in these places for a lot of folks, the word "abolition." i have to say out loud, abolition in these contexts often comes from a guy named dubois. he talks about abolition democracy as a language for what we have to stand up affirmatively to get rid of the toxins that slavery left us in the body politic. it's not just about getting rid of something. i

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on day 5 of the trial of derek show then richard zimmerman told the court that show vns decision to nia long george floyd's neck was an act of deadly force there was no reason why police should of felt they were in danger chauvinist charged with killing floyd by kneeling on his neck off to arresting him zimmerman told the court that showed his use of force was totally unnecessary in all the years you've been working for the minneapolis police department. been trained to kneel on the neck of someone who is handcuffed behind their back proposition no i haven't. is that if that were done would that be considered force absolutely what level of force might that be. that would be the top tier the deadly force while because of. the fact that. if you knew it was on a person's know the can kill and at least 54 people have died and taiwan's was frail disaster an unmanned truck rolled onto the track just as a train was approaching a tunnel in the east of the island only 500 people were on board and many survivors had to climb out of the wreckage that's it for myself from the team here in london we

i'm carl cant nia with skrim yarm and david faber will join us in a second stocks set to take a breather as the market gets set to focus on vaccine administration comments from p.o.t.u.s. and the economic growth as imf boosts forecast for europe and the u.s. bond market finds footing today too. ro been a begins with the continued archegos fall out. credit suisse taking a $5 billion hit and top executives are out. encouraging signs for the economic recovery as the vaccine rollout. and senator mcconnell delivering a warning to corporate america saying stay out of politics. first we got an update today and firm numbers behind that. >> this is devastating the losses today took versus everybody else i know they are risk control has been --. one of those things unforgivivable if you don't know how to handle a busted client, then you shuttle be handling anyone this is just a really dark day for credit suisse. i can't emphasize this enough. lot of companies dealt with this firm j.p. morgan said we don't want to deal with these guys. they question the character. which i think is absolutely right.

. >> both the nia cross mr. neck and the prone restraint were unreasonable, excessive and contrary to generally accepted police practices. >> reporter: medicine also remaining a familiar theme. this time in the form of a cardiologist. >> do you have an opinion as to whether george floyd would have lived if not for mr. chauvin's restraint of him for 9 minutes and 29 seconds on the ground? >> yes, i believe he would have lived. >> reporter: his testimony falls in line with doctor -- >> there's no evidence to suggest he would have died that night, except for the interactions with law enforcement. >> reporter: -- after doctor -- >> a healthy person subjected to what mr. floyd was subjected to would have died as a result of what he was subjected to. >> reporter: -- who has taken the stand in the trial. >> i believe that mr. george floyd's death was absolutely preventable. >> reporter: he rejected two pillars of the defense's argument that the drugs fentanyl and methamphetamine could be the cause of death or maybe a h

i want to get perspective from former republican congresswoman nia love and cnn po nrknn polit analystere is language in there as we mentioned about quote uniquely an or anglo-saxon traditions, what does that mean to you? >> whether someone like me would be included. would i be able to join a caucus like that? you know, anderson, in 2018, i was concerned about -- i wrote an op ed about this and concerned about the republican party not reaching out to minorities enough and how that was going to hurt the nation, not just the party and i can't believe how far below the mark we've fallen not only are we not reaching out to black communities but it seems like we have not been able to even define our policies where people like marjorie taylor greene are taking over the party and condensing it instead of expanding the party that i actually signed up to belong to. >> kirsten, when you heard this stuff, it's not a surprise coming from this particular congressperson but what did you think? >> well, i mean, i think, you know, first you think of it's not even really you can call it a dog whistle b

he helped sharma nia to another solid outing. the left.e only gave up a run in 5 innings go to the top of the 4th. now, sean murphy watchdog. he's going to take one deep to left did. him. going to just clears that wall for the 2 run home run. that's his second of the season to a state one lead top of the 7th elvis andrus. he was called out on the plate right there. but if you look at the replay, you're trying to get it looks like his hand touches the plate, but it was not overturned and bob melvin and happy. it's going to get in face a little too much because the jets did bottom of the 8th though reliever jake diekman. have to work its way out of a jam. he gets the groundout to secona a bullpen shuts the door again, 4 scoreless innings oakland wins 2 to one. their streak is at one game. i could feel the nervous energy rising as we get closer and closer to thursday's nfl draft forty-niners fans are going crazy on twitter, on talk radio waiting to see who the niners take at 3. what i do know is they don't want matt jones from alabama, but th

there are thousands of little experiments across the country, project nia out of chicago has this wonderfulments website, because there are local organizers that are saying, we are done with doing things the things that we have done them. in city after city they are taking long forsman's out of mental health checks, they're taking law enforcement out of lore traffic issues, they're taking a law enforcement out of the issue where there's a danger that you could hurt somebody, and there is not a lot of utility in introducing a badge in a gun. i don't know what is going to happen on the other side of all of these experiments but i do know that there are enough folks in this country who are saying, enough, we have to change the way that we allow communities to keep themselves safe. >> and i don't want to paper over what some people mean, because some people when they say defund the police they mean that they don't want police around, but what a number of people mean is reallocate resources to things that can be more effective, and so many pulleys calls that go wrong our traffic stops, petty cri

. >> our own nia-malika henderson wrote a very powerful op-ed how she's not watching the trial because it's triggering to use the word. you've talked about the emotional stress on many americans, perhaps especially in the black community. >> well, i mean, it's -- it's terrible, and i think that for those of us, african-americans and our allies who when you see a george floyd and see all the community members, you're seeing your friends, you're seeing your family members and you're seeing yourself and a year later we're still trying to figure fought this is a crime it just takes a lot out of you. these are police officers that have body cameras. why should they be mad that civilians also have phone cameras? mean, you're dealing with a clash over and over again, and most of the time if you're african-american you know no matter what you have done and who you are you're going to be on the losing side so to have this over and over again on television is very stressful. i will say today they didn't have to rely so much on the videos. today was easy to watch because you have a police chief a

-nia flag to its original location on top of the white house -- pow mia flag to its original location on top of the white house. there is a request that it be flown high above the residence following a partisan legislation in 2019 led by the same senators which required the flight to be displayed wherever the american flag flies. today happens to beat national former prisoner of war recognition day, a date where we remember and honor those who were in captivity in service to our nation and those who await the return. the semi conductor summit of great interest to many of you, monday afternoon following president biden's release -- hold on. monday afternoon national security advisor and a nac director will host a virtual summit on semiconductor resilience of this by chain and to strengthen the resilience of the macon supply chain. something as we discussed quite frequently, there will be joined by the secretary of commerce, one of the leading voices in the administration. we have provided a list of the attendees and companies that will be represented which you should have, if you do no

. >> moderna has been testing the vaccine, my children are nia true, what you know so far and when dos that that age group will be vaccinated? noubar: these trials are done in a very prescribed way and we do not get early information, when we get information is when we generally disclose it to the public as we did in the main trials that we did last year, phase one, phase two, phase three. this will be the same. i do not want to give a sense of when it might be concluded, but suffice to say over the coming months, we expect to begin to gather data and share it to the public as to whether we see differences in the efficacy safety. i should say that in the younger population we are also testing some lower doses because we expect perhaps some of those -- we want to make sure we get the right dose. more to come on that. over the coming months i think is a reasonable expectation, i cannot be more specific. emily: interesting, ok. it is hard to believe moderna was just a start up a few years ago that you started building in-house at flagship, door venture capital firm that is focused on bio

we are focused on this issue without question throughout the community with the od nia counter reformationhat organizes our work to coordinate in many respects. as the consequences recognize the importance of public health and threats we are increasingly focused on this issue we have hired additional people we have established a program on bio threats in these areas and we will get better over time that is something that is an important focus to take on. >> we have been doing a deep dive on the issue. we hope to have recommendations how we can better orient our resources to target this vital threat sector. >> thank you for being here. it's good to see you again. we appreciate your service. welcome. it's more fun in a private setting but we appreciate your service just to start director wray i want to ask quickly about the two bombs placed outside party headquarters one at the republican headquarters when it democratic i know it is a subject of an investigation we have been unsuccessful to obtain a briefing from the fbi can you give me the status of the investigation if we can get a briefin

i'm carl cant nia with skrim yarm and david faber will join us in a second stocks set to take a breatheras imf boosts forecast for europe and the u.s. bond market finds footing today too. ro been a begins with the continued archegos fall out. credit suisse taking a $5 bi