equality campaigner we heard there of peter williams a former u.k. police officer thank you both of you a lot of power in midweek new stories are shaping up i'll be back in 30 with more to hope to kathy than 10.

police officer peter williams told us the initiative can improve the situation but needs to be looked into further. the police have been keeping up servatius is surveillance in bars and clubs and discos for years but this particular idea from the going which announced by the government yesterday obviously 1st to. the safety of females in particular during the night time economy and that is based upon it looks like it's based upon some practice that's been implemented in oxford by thames valley police for the past 18 months 2 years called project vigilance because of the ballot initiatives there's been a 30 percent reduction in the reporting using that simple word of sexual violence against women no it must have some merits and it must be underpinned by some evidence base because project vigilance was awarded a prize by the international association of chief police officers in october. last year so it is based on good practice but we obviously need to know more about what practices. iran's foreign minister has lashed out at british prime minister boris johnson accusing him of hypocrisy

police officer peter williams who shared their concerns on the initiative. the police have been keeping up servatius is the surveillance in bars and clubs and discos for years but this particular idea from occurring which announced by the government obviously 1st to. the safety of females in particular during the night time economy the fact is that is our money is not on who is doing that the violence that occurred says women to feel unsafe and to be unsafe men's culture a culture of masculinity surely act stop you know it's not all men who are murders of women but there's a huge amount of violence against women is systematic it looks like it's based upon some practice that's being implemented in oxford by thames valley police for the past 18 months 2 years called project vigilance because of the ballot initiative looks like there's been a 30 percent reduction in the reporting you think that's important word of sexual violence against women and the mother of the 47 year old son and the other and i've got a grandson who's 9 those 18 he's my you know that the

equality campaigner we heard there of peter williams a former u.k. police officer thank you both. a lot of power in midweek new stories are shaping up i'll be back in 30 with more to hope to catch event. seemed wrong. but i will just don't call. me. yet to say proud this day. and in detroit because the trail. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle we are told the d.o.j. scout bill riot investigation is one of the largest in american history the f.b.i. has made it clear it will not leave one stone unturned seeking to prosecute what it calls domestic terrorists all of us want answers surrounding this horrific event but is this also a purging of trump loyalists. cross talking the capital riot i'm joined by my guest william binney in baltimore he's a former intelligence officer with the n.s.a. in raleigh we have brain mcgovern he is a former cia analyst and in ossining we crossed to don de bar he is the senior producer at c p r news all right gentlemen crosstalk rules i

but the end it was a cowboy robert peters, marcus williams, freshman guard, filling up the stat sheet. nice bin and gets it the bag and get this. he had 15 points, 10 assists and seven steals just part of his that lives in the final score. very unusual for college basketball. 1 11 to 8. the spartans end up five and six teeth. so let's talk a little spring training baseball. it is just practice ball in the cactus league, but it always feels better when you win, and we'll start with the giants as they go down in scottsdale, arizona. up against the chicago comes 53 2 wilmer flores hammers it. he's having a good springs. didn't 500, this one leaves the yard and the giants. lit it for three. and here is the name you may not have heard hammer. jason presente shot to right center way. god he's not exactly a job prospect, maybe another farhan zaidi signing as he is 31 years old, and he also makes the game saving catch giants led by a run in the. ninth inning and what is grabbed right there off the drive by brennan davis called betty ah, walk off catch. giants will take it the 31 year old kriz

now, william and kate were out today at a school, a newly reopened school in east london. they don't expect to get questions. one reporter, the petera couple of questions. listen here. >> have you spoken to your brother since the interview? >> no, i haven't. i will. >> can you let me know is the royal family erased him? >> very much not a racist family. >> you heard that. the newspaper in britain have been supportive of the royal family and the queen in particular since then. the second most popular woman and the second most important in britain is my mom after the queen. i asked her what she out in of william's comments. she said "i think he's very vexed at the public interview and they're not racist." this has put a great deal of strain on the relationship between harry and william. i asked mom what she thoughts of that relationship right now given that she has two boys. she said of harry and william's relationship, it's probably strained, but they are blood brothers and they will always be bound together. it's going to be very interesting because on july 1, a statue of princess diana, harry and william's mother is due to be unve

. >> good morning chairman peters, chairwoman klobuchar, ranking members portman and blunt. i'm major general williamneral of the d.c. national guard, affectionately known as capital guardians. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you to discuss the events of january 6th, a dark chapter in our nation's history. i was personally sickened by the violence and destriks i witnessed that fateful day and the harm that came to capitol police officers and metropolitan police officers, some of whom i met with later that evening and i could see the injuries they sustained. it is my hope that the recollection -- my recollection of the events and my presentation of the facts as i know them will help your committees in its investigation and prevent such tragic events from ever occurring again. first, i think it's critical to understand what the district of columbia national guard mission was on january 6 to include the civilian agency we were supporting and our request of support for other civilian authorities were handled. on december 31st, 2020 t district of columbia national guard received written requ

. >> good morning chairman peters, ranking members. i am agent general william walker, the commanding -- effectually known as capital guardians. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the events of january 6, a dark chapter in our nations history. i was personally sickened by the violence i witnessed that fateful day, in the physical and mental harm that came to the u.s. capitol police officers and metropolitan police officers, some i met with later that evening, and i could see that they sustained injuries. it is my hope that the recollection -- my recollection of the events in my presentation of the facts as i know them will help your committees and its investigation, and prevent such tragic events from ever occurring again. first i think it is critical to understand what the district of columbia national guard's mission was on january 6, and how request for support of other authorities were handled. on december 31, 2020, the district of columbia national guard received written request from the district of columbia mayor muriel bows

peter, kristin >> erin, thanks. >>> we now want to bring in dr. william schaffner, infectious disease doctor at vanderbilt thank you so much for joining us this morning we are all anticipating these guidelines that will come from the cdc for people who have been vaccinated folks want to know can they hug their grandchildren, can they see their families again so what is your advice right now for people who have been vaccinated >> well, my advice is be careful. don't throw the mask away. wear that mask when you're outside. and as people gather together who have been vaccinated, having a dinner, having a game of cards, that's fine it's still the mixture of the unvaccinated with the vaccinated where we need to be careful. because some of those older vaccinated people are frail, have underlying illnesses that make them particularly susceptible. remember, as great as the vaccines are, and they are, they're 95% effective. i didn't say 100%. so let's do this carefully rather than carelessly >> dr. schaffnor, we just heard the situation in detroit where the mayor

williams, thanks. >>> breaking news out of washington. the biden administration has withdrawn a cabinet nominee for the first time after she encountered bipartisan opposition in the senate peter alexander is at the white house. peter, what do we know >> reporter: lester, after days defending neera tanden's nomination for budget director late tonigh president biden announced he had accepted her request to withdraw it it's the first setback for the president's effort to fill his cabinet. tanden had faced bipartisan opposition from senators due to her past incendiary tweets about some republican and democratic lawmakers tonight president biden says he has the utmost respect for tanden and looks forward to her joining his administration in a different role that does not require senate approval. lester >> peter alexander in the white house. thanks >>> now to the state of emergency from record floods in kentucky, a dam breach forcing about 1,000 people to evacuate in eastern kentucky, and from one crisis to another, in texas more than 200,000 still under boil water notices after the storm there two weeks ago. >>> a 5-year-old is in the fight of her life nearly a month after a crash

. >> good morning, chairman peters, chairwoman klobuchar, ranking members portman and blunt and kmebs of the committees. i am major general williamker the commander general for the district of columbia national guard affectionately known as capitol guardians. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the events of january 6, a dark chapter in our nation's history. i was personally sickened by the violence and destruction i witnessed that fateful day and the physical and mental harm that came to u.s. capitol police officers and metropolitan police department officers. some of whom i met with later that evening and i could see the injuries that they sustained. it is my hope that the recollection -- my recollection of the events and my presentation of the facts as i know them will help your committees in its investigation and prevent such tragic events from ever occurring again. first i think it's critical to understand what the district of columbia national guard mission was on january 6th to include the civilian agency we were supporting and our request for support of other civilian authorities were handle

peter, kristin, back to you. >> thank you so much >>> we want to bring in dr. william shafner from vanderbilt school of medicine and university medical center. good morning good to see you. thanks for being here. let's start off with the big picture. on one hand, you have vaccine distribution going up, on the other hand you have cases going up as well a 7% increase nationwide how concerned are you about another wave >> kristin, good morning and i am concerned as you say, there's good news, we're vaccinating more and more people, at least 90 million people have had a first dose, but while that's happening at the same time, cases are going up and deaths are steady at over a thousand a day that's not good news all this travel we have seen with spring break and other people traveling as well as people opening up, casually dropping masks, that's fueling spread of the virus, particularly the british variant that's out there that's very contagious it's a race between people wanting to free themselves up from covid and our vaccination program which has to continue lickety spli

william la jeunesse in los angeles taking a look at what's been an unsuccessful ad campaign to keep those markets from streaming into the country. first, peter doocy's life from the white house for us on this. peter. >> good afternoon. the president has a team of senior white house advisors on the way to the border. whenever there is something to report back, the republican house minority leader watson on it. kevin mccarthy wants a meeting with president biden. he wrote a letter and said the secretary of homeland security, and alejandro my arcus had a method for those who may seek to cross the border illegally. we are not saying don't come here we are saying don't come now. there's never a right time to enter the country illegally. and violate the laws of the united states. the pentagon has not yet received a formal request but reuters is reporting unaccompanied migrant kids may soon be headed for a military bass near richmond, virginia. hhs will continue to use all available options to safely care for the children. these options include short-term and long-term solutions. we do not know yet if the white house is going to honor leader mccart

. >> good morning, chairman peters, chair woman klobuchar, ranking members portman and blunt and members of the committee. i'm general williamwalker, affectionately known as capitol guardians. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the events of january 6th, a dark chapter in our nation's history. i was personally sickened by the violence and destruction i witnessed that fateful day and the physical and mental harm that came to u.s. capitol police officers and metropolitan police department officers, some of whom i met with later that evening and i could see the injuries that they sustained. it is my hope that the recollection, my recollection of the events and my presentation of the facts as i know them will help your committees in its investigation and prevent such tragic events from ever occurring again. first, i think it's critical to understand what the district of columbia national guard mission was on january 6th to include the civilian agency we were supporting and our request for support of other civilian authorities were handled. on december 31st, 2020, the district of columbia national