our final red state trail blazer, mississippi governor, tate reeves. his state could soon ease restrictions on all indoor activities as well. these are your red state trail blazers. let's give them a round of applause, all five. [cheers & applause] all right. so tonight this is going to be kind of wild. we're going to talk to them about how they led their state, the way they led them, the strategies that they decided to use, communication, policy-wise all to preserve economic freedom and advance the freedom that we've become accustomed to having and others were eager to take away. it's not just limited to covid. we'll discuss how they planned it, combat the left's injection of race in every argument, the current anti-police agenda, the efforts to indoctrinate our children and how democrats are looking to strip powers from the states completely. nothing is off limits tonight. governor desantis, thanks for playing host to us tonight. you watched joe biden last night deliver his first address to a joint session of congress. he repeated twice this proposit

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governor tate reeves, thank you so much. blessed day. >> thank you very much, happy easter to you and all your viewers. >>> a community overcome with guilt, sadness and anger after george floyd's death spilling out on the stand. congresswoman ilhan omar is with us. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred as have certain cancers, including lymphoma, and tears in the stomach or intestines, and changes in lab results. your doctor should monitor your bloodwork. tell your doctor about any infections... and if you are or may become pregnant

will reeve tonight, our thanks to you, as well. >>> amid the news of the two shootings in the last 24 hours, president biden before the cameras today. he was urging action from congress and he'd already planned to announce this today, even before the newest shootings. the president calling gun violence and epidemic in america and a public health crisis, saying he will use his executive authority to limit so-called ghost guns. so, what are they? and the creation of a national red flag law. and what that would mean in this country. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: as the news broke today of two more mass shootings in this country, president biden taking what he called initial steps to address the violence, while urging continue to act. >> gun violence in this country is an epidemic and it's an international embarrassment. >> reporter: the president planned to use his executive authority even before today's news, amid growing pressure after the mass shootings in atlanta and boulder. biden taking steps today to limit so-called ghost guns, kits t

let's begin with mel reeves. this trial as we see footage we have seen over the last almost a year and also new footage, one of the new things that comes out most powerful is exactly what the defense attorney seemed not to want to have proven. you have each of these people of conscience. the 61-year-old bystander, mcmillan. the emt, the firefighter who tried to help. the 17-year-old at the time teenager who filmed the whole thing. the nine-year-old little girl. could you talk about what this community -- not particularly knowing each other that night. what it means to hear their testimony and grief. mel: unlike the way the defense tried to paint them, they came off as rl human beings. they witnessed a crime. what they witness is what we saw in the film. the testimony proves they saw something that was outrageous. it is unfortunate the defense is trying to portray them as some wild mob. nermeen: could you say more about what the defense has been arguing? color of change released a press release titled minneapolis

gover governor tate reeves, thank you so much v. thank you very much, happy easter to all your viewers. >>> a community overcome with guilt, sadness and anger after george floyd's death spilling out on the stand. congresswoman ilhan omar is with us. stay with us next. got it? got it. nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." i'm jake tapper. the trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd will continue tomorrow after a week of emotional testimony that had some witnesses breaking down on the stand, traumatized by feelings of guilt after seeing the man die in front of them and not being able to prevent it. joining us to discuss democratic congresswoman ilhan omar who represents mps minneapolis, congresswoman, thanks, so much for joining us. early happy ramadan to you. let me ask you, on an emotional level, what's it be

will reeve joins us now from south carolina tonight. and will, i wanted to go back to that point you made in your report, that there are unconfirmed reports that the suspect may have been a patient at some point of the doctor? >> reporter: yes, david. the suspect's father said today that he had been treated himself by dr. lesslie years ago. there are also reports that his son, phillip adams, had been treated by dr. lesslie, as well. but police here would not confirm that today. that possibility is sure to be explored as they try to determine a motive for these killings. david? >> certainly learn more in the hours and days ahead. will reeve tonight, our thanks to you, as well. >>> and amid the news of these two shootings in america just in the last 24 hours, president biden before the cameras today, he was urging action from congress. and he'd already planned to announce this today, even before the newest shootings. the president calling gun violence an epidemic in america and a public health crisis, saying he will use his executive auth

shadow cabinet office minister rachel reeves opened the debate a short time ago.estigation can take place. led by a team with the confidence of this house. someone hand—picked from the board of one of the government departments embroiled in this scandal —— not someone hand—picked. but if they vote against it, as the prime minister has told you all to do, i am sorry to say that they too will be part of the government was not attempt to cover up tory sleaze. all members here today should reflect on who they are here to serve, their constituents and their country, or narrow party political interests. responding for the government was the minister for the cabinet office chloe smith. we are opposing the motion today because _ we are opposing the motion today because it — we are opposing the motion today because it seeks to duplicate the work_ because it seeks to duplicate the work that— because it seeks to duplicate the work that is already in the gift of parliament and its committees, and as i will_ parliament and its committees, and as i will set— parliament and its

kd >> if you remember back two years when reeve also viewed video games and things that get people's attention as competition and with the reopening upon us that competition has expanded, the competition is going to have dinner with a friend, going to a movie, all the things we have not been able to do for the past year becomes netflix's competition. that said, dan, the slate of content is only going to get stronger later this year, they're on track in terms of profitability and pre-cash flow should we look at this dip as an opportunity? >> you said it, that was the thing that got investors excited in january when they announced q4, it was that precash flow improvement because they invested in all that content now there will be a gap between what has been taken off and gone back to the streamers like peacock and hulu and disney plus so you're talking about attention to economy now we have as kids say we have stuff to do in irl guy knows what that means. we also have, what are we talking about this week with apple and spotify, we're talking about podcasts the list goes on and on for t

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the henry reeve brigade has sent nearly 4,000 doctors and nurses to more than 30 countries to fight covid. but the cubans were still not welcome in bolivia, ecuador, and brazil. reporter: in bolivia, the healthcare system there has been overwhelmed by the coronavirupandemic. reporter 2: hospitals e at breaking points. people aren't just dying in their cars. they're also dying on the street. reporter 3: ecuador is seeing one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks. reporter 4: corpses wrapped in plastic and left on the sidewalk in ecuador. reporter 5: brazil's infections are rocketing, particularly among the poor. reporter 6: they're digging thousands upon thousands of graves. reporter: bril now has the second highest number of cases and deaths in the world. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [fernandez speaking spanish] narrator: ending 6 decades of sanctions on cuba will take u.s. citizen engagement to secure enough support in congress. reporter: the administration is re-designated cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. reporter 2: the move, of course, comes in the final days of the trump a

let's listen first to rachel reeves from labour.ever. and we need real change to restore trust in our democracy and in the very essence of public service, which matters to so many of us and matters to people in our country. what we want to see, what we wanted this week, and that's why we had a vote on it, is to have a proper inquiry. not chaired by one of boris johnson's friends, and a very close friend of the conservative party is nigel boardman, who is doing the review, but a proper independent inquiry that has teeth and has the chance to make recommendations on how to clean this up. this isn't just about greensill — greensill is the tip of the iceberg. there is £2 billion of contracts that have gone to friends and donors of the conservative party. this whole growing feeling that there is one rule for those at the top and another for everybody else that we need to root out of our politics. labour are very keen to point this at the conservative party. rachel reeves was asked about the former welsh first minister carwynjones who was

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whatever trust they had is completely gone. >> reporter: elie reeve, cnn, north texas. >>> a u.s.ers for excessive force after he was pulled over, pepper sprayed, pushed to the ground, and handcuffed. video of the december traffic stop is going viral. that story is up next. - i had something i wanted to share with you all today. i've just heard someone say: "i hope history doesn't repeat itself again." but what if the history was shriner's hospitals for children's history? now that would be amazing. you may not know this, but shriner's hospitals has done some incredible things for so many kids. kids just like me. they helped fight the polio pandemic, make tons of medical breakthroughs that have changed the lives of over 1.4 million kids. and guess what? i'm one of those kids. i'm an itsy, bitsy, little sliver of that amazing history. this history of changing kid's lives was only made possible because of the caring support of people just like you. would you join with us and help repeat shriner's hospitals for children history in the future? huh. (record scratching) repeating histor

unemployment rate in the country at 2.9% and our final red state trailblazer mississippi governor katie reeves, one of the first 2 lists the statewide mask mandate and history will soon ease restrictions as well. ladies and gentlemen, these are your red state trailblazers, give them a round of applause all five. so tonight this is going to be a lot of different topics that we will talk to them about how they let their states the way they led them, the strategies they decided to use on communication and policy all to preserve economic freedom and advance the freedom we have all become accustomed to having but others were eager to take away. don't think this is limited covid. we will discuss how they plan to combat the left's injection of race and every argument, the current anti-police agenda, how democrats in washington are looking to strip hours from the state completely. nothing is off limits tonight so governor desantis, thank you for playing host to us tonight. you watched president biden last night deliver his first address to a joint session of congress, he repeated twice the proposition

i'm a prophet. >> reporter: ellie reeve, cnn, baton rouge. >>> i want to bring in a medical professory school of medicine. doctor, so good to see you. how do you combat that sentiment? when you were advocating for more people to be vaccinated? >> sure. well, good afternoon. as a member of the black coalition against covid steering committee, and the founding director of the rodham institute i think first you have to meet people where they are. part of the reason of hesitancy or reluctance is that people don't have the information. now, the group that we were sort of focusing on, are african-americans. i think it's also important not to put everybody in the same group, right? because we know that senior african-americans, for example, are getting vaccinated. the group that is more reluctant are the group between 18 and 45. so what we started with first and foremost is education. so we had a recent mass vaccination event, guess what? we did seven 90-minute sessions so that people can ask questions. we discussed a lot of conspiracy. >> this is what you did in washington recently, you had

with your gma first look, i'm will reeve, abc news, boston. >>> we're coming back with another full 90minutes of news, including the part of the bay area, where adults are reportedly hesitant about getting the vaccine. >>> a san francisco school board member is taking legal action after some of her old tweets resurfaced. >>> also an amazing sight on the water. we're going to explain what is happening with all of these dolphins. dolphins. >>> first a live look does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. >>> now at 5:30,

mr swisher this is exhibit 1008. 10 2nd proxima reeve 2nd clip alexander king's. body one camera it's already in your copy of. you are just telling us. i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in the what you've watched and. you would agree that that appears to be taken from one of the officers body cameras may 25th 2020 at approximately 202533 seconds yes in again watching it with. you at this point did you see what appeared to be someone a reflection in the back of a squad car their. comfort did it down ok it might just be because the brevity of the video but yeah it's unfortunate you look in the upper left hand corner of the bumper of a squad. of course or the circle of 4 i'm sorry is that the kurds or the sailors to watch or. for that.

will reeve picks up the story from there. >> this is the moment a hiker is lifted to safety, nearly 24ours after getting lost. and it's all thanks to this photo and the power of social media. >> i said help, and it just echoes in the mountains. >> renc angeles national forest when he got lost, bears and mountain lions wandering nearby. >> i was like i need to come over here, so i shoved some rocks next to me. just in case, >> he snapped this picture die. i'm lost, 2 to 3 miles away in the canyon, east of buckhorn. i think. >> i was able to get to bars and i took a picture and i sent that. and >> police releasing the photo on social media where luckily and rocky location. >> i started going to the process of looking at the photo and figuring out where it was and i said i think i know where this guy is and found some gps locations and gave it to the search and rescue guys. >> with the help of that tip, alec upper making its way to the 45-year-old, rescuing him. the man, thankful for all who played a part in his rescue. >> fortunate. we've all been there, 3% left on the battery going oh n

scientists say coral reeves are like a canary in a coal mine. they are having trouble breathing and starting to die off early as climate change becomes more severe. really cool programming there on lx news. >> what a great job, you know? go live underwater. jeff, the sun is back. it felt much warmer today. i like your green shirt. happy earth day, jeff. >> happy earth day to you guys, too. i had to get outside on this earth day. green shirt on, green back here behind me. and it's that green you see in my front yard here that reminds me each and every day of what a beautiful place earth is to live. i know all of us across the bay area, you have that one special spot that you love. today is a reminder of maybe a self-evanuation. what am i doing? could i be doing something different to help save mother earth and to help everything stay around much, much longer? so these are just some simple tips to help to lower your carbon footprint. i know we all know them. but today might be that day to re-evaluate and buying local food. that also helps. check y

increased scrutiny for his life during the nazi era and for all the mythologizing of himself he did reeve writing his own biography and for the way he presented himself as a savior and prophet still voice doesn't leave people cold perhaps he's just the sort of artist the world needs right now. felicia this what's this piece of false hope to be. on plastic if there's. this. artist joseph boys is being celebrated this year a 100 years after his birth and events and exhibitions across germany antidoping reporter michael kruger has more mike a serb or is clearly wasn't a modest guy did he really think that he could change the world with his art well at least he wanted to change a lot of things and he didn't. did he change the world of arts he created the idea that everybody is an artist he believed in the creative powers of the mind is something we all have and he saw himself as the person who was just giving us the idea so boys now is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century was that clear from the start or was it clear that we were still going to be talking about him today in

there's no escape for me and kiana reeves is coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find crews this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as there is right now the moment. you can't walk 2 blocks in berlin these days but stumbling over a film set like this one for german t.v. epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go one covert at. german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell scene in both house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. ah ha he had 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. but in good times and. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. politicians maybe they do not have the time

labour's rachel reeves faced questions about why her party's former welsh first minister took a job againstetup in the political attacks. what we have seen this week is that tory sleaze is back and that - it's bigger than ever. we need real change to restore trust in our democracy and in the very- essence of public service, - which matters to so many of us and matters to people in our country. there are now multiple investigations under way into the rules around contact between politicians in power and those who seek to influence them, including the government's own review. so, it's possible, indeed likely, that more details will emerge and be used by some to argue that there are just too many grey areas. what's less clear is whether any of this will lead to lasting change in the way westminster works. how to regulate access to politicians and ensure that they're not unduly influenced are not easy questions to answer. jonathan blake, bbc news. the estimated number of people around the world who've died due to coronavirus has now topped three million, with the highest number in america, foll

personal thing and can a reeves's coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find cruise this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as there is right now the moment. you can't walk 2 blocks in berlin these days but stumbling over a film set like this one for german t.v. epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go when cold it had . german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell scene in both house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. but in the towns and. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. politicians maybe they do not have the time to hear the card for th

that is until 2014 when the personception of race reeve laces started to decline.is when social media exploded. black lives matter came on to the scene and the ferguson effect took hold. police officers pulling back and inner city crime spiking. the democrat media plays a massive -- a massive role. so and so who is white, and so and so who is black. they spiked in 2014, further undermining race relations. when you hear the media sell a story about racist white police hunting down and murdering unarmed black men, it's important to look at the facts. last year there were 50 million interactions between police and suspects, and 10 million arrests. out of all of that. 18 unarmed black americans were fatally shot by police. and 24 unarmed white americans. police have killed more unarmed whites than unarmed blacks. and that's true in 2021 as well. .000036% chance of being fatally shot. the majority of black americans and white liberals believe young black men are more likely to be shot dead by police than die in a traffic accidents. that couldn't be further from the trut

labour's rachel reeves faced questions this morning, too, about why the former labour first ministerob despite being advised not to by an independent committee. the party thinks the rules, more broadly, need tightening up. what we've seen this week is that tory sleaze is back and that - it's bigger than ever. we need real change to restore trust in our democracy and in the very- essence of public service, - which matters to so many of us and matters to people in our country. we've seen a steady stream of questions in recent weeks about the connections between politics and private companies. many, from government to opposition, are now looking for answers. nick eardley, bbc news. police in the czech republic say they want to question the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack after linking them to a fatal explosion four years earlier. 18 russian diplomats have been expelled from prague, after the czech government said there was strong evidence moscow was involved in the blast. the foreign secretary dominic raab said the british government stands in

. >> mississippi governor kate reeves band transgender athletes last month.l bragging about teaching mark 6 content in classrooms. >> you fit in so well with the university philosophy and mission. >> social justice all day every day. >> you are unlike in the thorium. >> thank you. >> the professors work on camera promoting marxist content during a live zoom call, those officers on in illinois -- one being paid as a liaison officer for the teachers union. todd: 1-story sums it up. california college professor can't be rating a student for supporting law enforcement. >> what is the bottom line? police officers should be revered as heroes? >> they are heroes because they come when you call when someone has a knife or a gun. why wouldn't you call the police? >> i trust them. my life is in more danger. todd: brian ellis, cyprus college professor after defending the show called patrol. there is no error in that statement. i said that statement accurately. ellis says the educator allowed to edmonds of q and a in which she schooled him for his support from police vie

we can speak now to shadow cabinet office minister rachel reeves.provided one, and we tried several conservative mps separately who either did not come back to us all said no. the prime minister says the tuesday overseeing this inquiry will be able to speak to anyone and ask any questions, why is that not enough? —— the 0c. ask any questions, why is that not enough? -- the qc.— ask any questions, why is that not enough? -- the qc. what the prime minister has — enough? -- the qc. what the prime minister has announced _ enough? -- the qc. what the prime minister has announced is _ enough? -- the qc. what the prime minister has announced is not - enough? -- the qc. what the prime minister has announced is not a - minister has announced is not a proper inquiry and is not independent. the rematch that he has given for the inquiry he has set up is very narrow, to look narrowly at what happened at greensill, when we know the issues around lobbying and access go much wider than that. it also the con max have hand—picked the chairman of this inquiry, and the

let�*s listen to labour�*s shadow cabinet office minister, rachel reeves.igger than ever and we need real change to the _ stored trust in our democracy and in the very essence of public service which matters to so many of us and matters to people in our country. what we want to see, to have a proper enquiry, not shared by one of borisjohnson's friends, a very close friend of the conservative party the man doing the review. but a proper independent enquiry which has teeth and has a chance to make recommendations on how to clean this up because this isn't just about this company. it is the tip of the iceberg. there are £2 billion of contracts that have gone to friends of the conservative party and there is growing feeling that there is one rule for those at the top and another for everybody else that we need to route out of our politics. played by very keen to point this at the conservative party. it is interesting she was asked by the former welsh is vice minister who was told the body overseas these things that he should not take a job with a steel company

you mi . ht is rachel reeves for labour. you might think _ is rachel reeves for labour.vernment full of his friends. having refused to respond to any questions at all for a0 days, david cameron chose a period of national grief hoping there would be less political criticism and less scrutiny. mr speaker, it is cynical and shabby. and the statement itself, it was token lead. he is not sorry for the text, drinks, for his conduct but he is sorry he got caught and he is sorry his shares are worthless. this is no question of why he didn't go through the correct channels. it is a question of why he was doing this at all. so let's be really clear. david cameron wasn't working in the national interest but in his own personal interest, with the hope of making millions of pounds for himself through the exercise of his share options. but questions cannotjust be asked of david cameron when it is current conservative ministers who have paved the way for this scandal. mr speaker, when it comes to lobbying, it takes two to tango. for every former minister lobbying, there is someone in p

press restart and finish production on big blockbusters including the 4th matrix film starring keanu reeves . there are there are. 3. of you and for that i have him we have at least 3 big films this year and 2 big series or streaming services which are great for the workload because they stay a lot longer to the for the toys and reza feeling that there's no escape from here and canada reads is coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find crews this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as there is right now the moment. you can't walk 2 blocks in berlin these days both stumbling over a film set like this one for german t.v. epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go when covert at. german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell scene in both house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. ah ha 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other

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will reeve is at fenway park in boston with an inside look at how baseball is coming back.obin. current weather notwithstanding opening day is a symbol of spring, of renewal, hope and today there is a full 162-game season on deck. fans in the stands with restrictions in place, each stadium having different rules for re-opening as major league baseball and its fans hope for a safe return to its past. >> that's a loud sound. deep left center. see you later. >> reporter: this morning, play ball. >> ball is hit high. and well. to right field. >> if it's fair, it is gone. >> reporter: opening day in major league baseball is here. all 30 teams in action thursday at ballparks across the country. with fans in the stands and covid protocols in place. >> we're requiring masks to be worn by fans, employees, through all our stadiums. >> reporter: each big league stadium institute different policy, some more relaxed than otherses. texas rangers opening at 100% with an option for distanced seating. while the yankees and mets only 20% with proof of vaccination or proof of a negative covid

. >> speaking of water and infrastructure, play you governor of mississippi, tate reeves, whose state capitol, jackson, mississippi, having a severe problem with water, need infrastructure, but here he was objecting to the plan. >> there's no doubt that mississippi could use our fair share of $100 billion. problem with this particular plan though, although the biden administration is calling it infrastructure plan, looks more like $2 trillion tax hike plan to me. >> how do you pay for it then? >> in a number of different ways, one way is by seeing significant improved economic growth. >> tax cuts, that's what they're always saying. how you get it actually through. what are you willing to give up in terms of the negotiation here? make that reduction in the corporate income tax what joe manchin wants? looks like it's going to have to be another reconciliation bill. >> we have to get it done but want to get it done in way that's bipartisan and takes a lot of ideas on board. what the president laid out was clear vision but you'll always find he's open to ideas. now hearing those from memb

. >> mississippi governor tate reeves blasts the biden's administration's infrastructure plan for lookinge like the green new deal. >> the problem with this particular plan, though, although the biden administration is calling it an infrastructure plan, it looks more like a $2 trillion tax hike plan to me. it's going to lead to americans losing significant numbers of jobs. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg is pushing back against the critics on both sides of the aisle. watch. >> independent analysis by economists last week said this will lead to 19 million jobs. so, yes, i think this is something that everybody can get behind. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders want more to be done. georgia businesses under pressure after major league baseball pulls the all-star game from atlanta in protest of the state's new t voting laws, activists calling on other companies to follow their lead. jillian: ashley strohmier is here with the latest. >> good morning. president biden's economic advisor admitted georgia workers will feel the pain from the mlb's decis

some lost their lives, james reeve and cheney and jimmy lee jackson to name a few who lost their lives in the hope that we would get the right to vote. last year, of course, we lost john lewis and c.t. vivian, giants in modern day civil rights. it's beyond tragic we're at this point. just seeing representative cannon, i was so honored just to be able to walk with her on her first day back into the legislature. but it shows when you have a bill -- the bill says that people can't drink -- you can't bring people water in line. this is the most inhumane thing that we've ever seen. and probably that's why you're beginning to see this action from the major league baseball pulling out this all-star game and others may do the same. delta has spoken up as has been stated and other companies, coca-cola. we may even see more because this is unfair to people and it's -- it's strange. it's strange that we'd be dealing with this right now as we approach april 4th, the 53rd anniversary of -- >> i want to ask you about that. tomorrow is the 53rd anniversary of the assassination of your father. today i