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s. 164. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. wilson of south carolina, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote yea on s. 164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on s. 164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of the great state of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote yes on s. 164. as the member designated by mr. babin from the great state of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote yes on s. 164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. pressley: as the member desi

. >> reporter: meanwhile in elizabeth city, north carolina, andrew brown jr.'sily says they plan to view body camera video of his shooting today. authorities have released few details about the incident only saying andrew brown was shot during a drug-related arrest warrant. in dispatch aurd -- audio, responders are heard saying brown was shot in the back. >> sergeant advises ems has got one male, 42 years of age, shot to the back. >> reporter: just two of several during the same week as the derek chauvin verdict in the death of george floyd. the biden administration is now calling on the senate to pass the police reform bill named after floyd. >> there is no question that we've got to put an end to these moments where the public questions whether there's going to be accountability. >> but the george floyd justice and policing act faces an uphill battle. one sticking point is whether to allow civil lawsuits against police. >>> turning to hollywood and the 93rd academy awards. it wasn't just the location and coronavirus restrictions that made the night historic. i

carolina. i remember in the 1970's, my father was fighting against police in the east of north carolina and a sherifflmost made it a habit to shoot somebody ever so often. there is a lot of undercover things going on here. this is the same east of north carolina where in the last few years, we have three afcan-american men who were put in jail for murder only to be found they were not guilty and released after 20, 22 years in jail and even a young man east of north carolina that was put in jail and was threatened with life imprisonment only to find out he did not do the killing. this is east of north carolina. this is the south. that is why we must pay a lot of attention to this and understand what is going on here. because this case is about andrew brown, about the south, and it could break open some things in the south. the most restrictive laws and it comes to policing, some of the most egregious things that have happened have happened in these southern, small, rural counties. juan: i'm wondering, in the wake of the guilty verdict for derek chauvin and after now nearly a year of massive protests a

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s only black senator, south carolina's tim scott who is expected to call for pragmatic infrastructure plans that are paid for and incentives that don't hurt businesses. we have fox team coverage tonight. jennifer griffin at the pentagon looks at what the president is dealing with on the foreign policy front and may talk about tonight. jackie heinrich at the capitol previews what senator scott is likely to say but we begin with peter doocy and what we are learning about the president's live from the north lawn. >> tonight's speech is going to take a different tone than the inaugural where the president warned of a dark winter ahead because those excerpts tell us is he going to say after 100 days i can report to the nation america is on the move again turning peril into possibility. crisis into opportunity, setback into strength. now we know that he plans to try to back that big talk up by making the government a lot bigger. >> now is the time to be bold. >> so more progressive proposals are coming from a president who told network anchors today, quote, i mean we talk about, you know, c

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carolina, tonight, the shooting making news there. the county sheriff tragic day. the sheriff did not say today what the warrant was for, buto s wearing a body camera. that case is now in the hands of the north carolina state bureau investigation. one deputy is on administrative leave tonight. >>> we turn the other major news this wednesday night. the coronavirus here in the u.s. president biden marking that milestone today. 200 million vaccine doses administered now within his first 100 days. and now the challenge, as the rate of vaccinations slows down, getting americans who haven't gotten the shot to get one. the president announcing a new tax credit so employ years can pay workers to take time off to be vaccinated. still get paid for that time. cdc stats tonight showing the vaccination rate is stalling after beginning to drop about nine days ago now. here's where the numbers stand tonight. 133,010,000 have received at least one dose. that's more than 51% now of all adults here in the u.s. and tonight, a new analysis of the pfizer and moderna vaccines and whether they're safe for pregnant women. here's abc's stephanie ramos

carolina. andrew brown jr.'s family renewing calls for the body cam footage to be released. and state law requires a judge to sign off on it. >> we are demanding that we have transparency and accountability. that is important if our citizens are going to trust the elected officials and those who are in law enforcement. we are the harbor of hospitality. we are a friendly town and a good town. i have been here all my life, so i know. when times like this happen, it kind of overshadows the goodness. but i am quick to remind you that this too shall pass. >> as of this hour, seven deputies involved in the shooting are on leave. new audio suggests that brown was shot in the back in a routine execution of a certainly warrant. >> shots fired. 421 perry street. >> one male, 40 years of age. gunshot to the back. >> and the shooting of brown after just hours of ma'khia bryant in columbus, ohio which continues to fueling protest this is weekend. and chris pollone is following the latest from the statehouse. >> reporter: good evening. and for the fifth day in a row, demonstrators have ta

carolina. you are on with our guest. go ahead. caller: good morning. i grew up in new jersey during the height of the heroin in the 70's. moved to north carolina in the late 80's and 90's, watched the opioid epidemic come into play by prescription medication. before now, heroin addiction. that i moved to west virginia during the height of the over prescription of medication there and really, totally watch the turnaround. i mean, it was terrible. i moved back to north carolina and now that heroin addiction is very bad. but my point is that the government does and always has subsidized opioid addiction, and that is just another addiction. it is not another road to recovery, it is just another addiction being subsidized by the government. host: thank you for the question. guest: that is a really good point, very astute observation that needs to be pressed on in a number of areas. first of all, that is an important perspective about the number of places he has lived and witnessed the different types of epidemics and how they have different cycles from prescription drugs to illegal drugs. the first thing i would say before i

. >>> meanwhile, in elizabeth city, north carolina andrew brown jr.'sideo of his shooting today. >> andrew brown! >> authorities have released few details only saying andrew brown was shot during a drug-related arrest warrant. diatheard yi shot in the back. >> one male, 42 years of age. gunshot to the back. >> the shootings just two of several during the same week as the derek chauvin verdict in the death of george floyd. the biden administration is calling on the senate to pass the police reform bill named for floyd. >> there is no question that we've got to put an end to these moments where the public questions whether there's going to be accountability. >> and the george floyd justice in policing act faces an uphill battle, one main sticking point is whether to allow civil lawsuits against police. >>> overseas, indonesia's military is planning to recover the bodies of 53 sailors when their submarine went down. video from an underwater robot shows three pieces of the sub which is now 2700 feet below the surface near the resort island of bali. survival

kevin, thank you >>> and tonight authorities in north carolina are investigating after a sheriff's deputy shot ad man s identified as andrew brown jr his family reportedly said he and was a father of ten. the deputy was placed on leave, pending the investigation. >>> in just 60 seconds, the president battles over police reform and the migrant surge at the border. >>> after the guilty verdict against derek chauvin president biden pledging to help pass a police reform bill named after george floyd but how realistic is the goal kristen welker tonight on that battle >> reporter: in the hours after the verdict president biden calling on congress to act. >> we're going to continue to fight for the passage of the george floyd justice in policing act so i can sign the law as quickly as possiblr: but can he turn that pledge into reality the bill calls for reforms including changing police immunity laws, which shield officers from many lawsuits, and bans chokeholds at the federal level. but it would need ten republican votes to pass the senate and republicans say the democrats' plan goes too far against police,

. >> i give president for rhetoric in the first 100 days in an s in results for republicans like north carolina congressman richard hudson. the president's first days in office were a test. he failed. >> ohio congressman mike turner points to the slew of executive orders that overturned trump-era policies, many of which were problematic and had bipartisan support when they were undertaken by the trump administration. arkansas congressman rick crawford says president biden should reverse his actions to address the surge of migrants at the southern border. the border wall construction, which is authorized and funded. >> i think we need reinstate the remain in mexico policy and provide the support to border patrol agents rather than making them social workers ahead of her meeting with the president of guatemala today. vice president kamala harris told cnn she is handling the complex issue. diplomatically. >> to address the root causes they can give the resources to people who naturally want to stay at home. and give them some sense of hope that help is on the way. >> the covid-19 pandemic continue

caller: my mother and many other relatives left the south in the 1940's and 1950's, virginia, north carolinasouth carolina, georgia. they are in the twilight of their years. that is the demographic many people have really taken a look at. what happened in south carolina with jamie harrison and in georgia with raphael warnock and others, that is the changing demographics of african-americans. maybe determination to leave the south is now returning back. i think that is something that needs to be taking a look at as well. host: you're saying african-americans have more financial security because they moved up north and now they are moving back? caller: and with greater knowledge of the political process and less fear. many of them left because they were afraid, they weren't given the full opportunity to have all of their rights. they moved north and became educated. they became greater financial stability. you will see the impact of that to the south and that will be reflected in the political power. host: john says i will make a prediction, the trend towards the south and west is temporary as

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today, lawyers for the family of andrew brown released a north carolina death certificate saying andrew brown 'sfor the family also released a private autopsy report paid for by the brown family which shows that andrew brown was hit by four bullets in his right arm which were not fatal wounds and the bullet on the back of his head which was the cause of death. those bullets were fired by police officers approaching andrew brown's car as he tried to drive out of his driveway, turning benjamin crump described it as quote, militarized police force rushing to kill andrew brown. back with us, kirk burkhalter and mark claxton, both former nypd police detectives. mark, let me get your reaction to these new developments in the case. fbi is now investigating governor says there should be a special prosecutor. >> i have some very serious concerns about the case and those concerns extend beyond my concerns about the the damage that's done to the integrity of the detective itself and the backwards manner in which the government and sheriff's department has been handling this thus far. but my concerns extend

well on the first stage you will hear a and b that will cover the falcon 90's assent only the northern board per of north carolina about 7.5 to 8 miles in altitude and then the stage 2 will have stage 2a through e. mostly it will be stage 2a abort zone but toward in the of the six minutes that stage 2 will be firing you will hear the numbers start going out from b to e which e being abort to orbit all of these capabilities enablinged on the dragon spacecraft to make sure the crew will be with delivered safely into orbit. inside of ten minutes and 30 seconds we should be hearing the final status make a good look and god's speed from some of the ground teams here ensuring the crew is ready to go the falcon 9 drg on and the support teams are ready for launch. am. >> dragon spacex. they are good for launch. >> dus plays are conning ifing gaured to launch. >> ok. copy. crew onboard endeavor once i gin and truly honored to have you at the helm. it has been a pleasure training alongside of you. we, you a great mission. good luck. enjoy the ride. >> thank you, chad, christian, prank, all the teams who brought the crew in

we saw them in both columbuse s, and greenville, south carolina.ties can function at various scales. part of what we are doing with the new foundation is trying to find ways to connect these lessons. host: as you point out in your documentary, part of that is the role of community colleges, including this in mississippi. -- this, in mississippi. let's watch. [video clip] ♪ >> it is a real shock when traditional jobs disappear. >> the future will be working alongside the robots. >> and the new ones call for skills people don't have. as we have seen around the country, community colleges are incredibly important in preparing students for new jobs. in the bigger picture, fighting inequality. this is the communiversity, near columbus, mississippi. >> is not the old shock. the vocational school was a penalty a person paid. we are a second chance university. to get a job. many are one flat tire away from losing their job or not finishing their education. we help bring partners to removing those barriers. we lift up the community. >> that is the best desc

carolina. this in anticipation of andrew brown jr.'s family viewing the body cam video of his death. i just can't imagine having to do that. his family will will meet with county officials this morning where they could have the opportunity to view that footage. this will be for the first time. >> well, brown was killed last week when deputies attempted to serve an arrest warrant to him. we're in elizabeth city. what has been so heartbreaking for the families, they haven't been able to see it. so frustrating for the public, there is no transparency for the public either. >> right, poppy and jim. we're comparing this or the community is to some other instances around the country where police use of force cases have had body camera footage released pretty much immediately. that is not how it works here in north carolina. the sheriff has had to explain to the public that here it requires a court order. a judge has to grant the release of that video publicly. now the family could potentially view it privately. and that's what they're hoping to do today at their meeting at 11:30. so in jus

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carolina. harris daniels, the attorney for andrew brown jr.'s family, and keith rivers, the president of the pass kwan tech county naacp. thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate all of you joining tonight. so, harry, we just heard brown's neighbor say that deputies were shooting at the car he was driving. what more can you tell us about exactly what happened yesterday because we don't have that video, right, that would illustrate what happened. so tell me what happened. >> that's correct, don. that's one of the issues we're having here in elizabeth city. it's my understanding that the deputies was serving a warrant. mr. brown was not home at the time, but he rolled up during the execution of that warrant. some exchanges took place, a verbal exchange, and he tried to flee. at that time my understanding, what's been said by the witnesses and other sources, that gunfire was started and shot mr. brown, striking and killing him. >> his family says that he was unarmed, and police are claiming -- are they claiming he had a gun? >> no, they're not claiming h

them that explores terror in america the first season set in the 1950's centers around a black family who moved from north carolina to an all-white neighborhood an la street. it's on amazon prime video and my document, 3 pick of the week is diana the interview that shook the world. it's a detailed look at the late princess is 1995 interview. >> with the bbc's martin bashir, which largely spotlighted her crumbling marriage to prince charles and what it was like to be in the royal family and in the spotlight. if you watched meghan and harry, you want to catch this one starting april 11th on netflix. and for some armless laughs, you could go wrong with kristen wiig in lows. >> barb and star go to vista. del mar these lifelong friends took off from their home town in nebraska. the razzle dazzle of florida and some fish out of water laps catch it on blue ray dvd and on demand. >> hope you have a great weekend. in chicago. i'm dean richards what you actually thought it funny. and they'll be sport. mom. james we're in now to talk more about that. about 15 minutes. 20 minutes on the buzz. stay tuned. >> that in. >> we are

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law would have an egregious affront to the sovereignty of the states, s particularly the sovereignty of the great state of south carolina. how can anyone listen to governor hen i. mcmaster braying about the indignity of the federal government coming into hisl state to preserve equitab access to the ballot and think this has anything at all to do with jim crow? ilya shapiro is the vice president and director of the robert a. levy center for constitutional studies at libertariancrato institute. and wrote about what he called thean outrageous double standar of the backlash to the georgia's law in the national review. to have you on. i want to start with some historical conceptual level setting. i think you and i would agree on a few basic things. one is that clearly it is the case that as a conceptual matter one could devise a facially race-neutral voting change that actually is designed to or has an effect that's disproportionate racially, right? >> sure. particularly if you have legislators saying i want to make sure that democrats don't vote or i want to make sure that racial minorities don't vote. if you have evidence

carolina tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new street camera video showing deputies rushing to andrew brown jr.'s home, tweet ed by his family's lawyers. deputies piled into the back of a pickup truck, turning the corner and jumping out. brown's house is out of sight moment later, brown was shot and killed. today, lawyers and the family of andrew brown jr. revealing the results of an independent autopsy. >> it was a kill shot to the back of the head. >> reporter: according to their autopsy report, brown was shot five times. he had four gunshot wounds to his right arm and one gunshot wound to his head. attorneys for the family saying that brown was struck in the arm as his hands were on the steering wheel and was fleeing the gunfire when he was shot in the back of the head. >> so it went into the base of the neck in the bottom of the right, the skull and got lodged in his brain. >> reporter: the state releasing brown's death certificate, stating he died within minutes of a "penetrating gunshot wound of the head." it has been nearly a week since brown was killed. >> say his name. >> andrew brown. >

demanding authorities in north carolina release the police body camera footage in his fatal shooting. >> my nephew did not deserve that. s na >> reporter: those calls echoing from the streets of elizabeth city to city council, which voted to file an official request for the video. >> we have to wait forever to get the body cam. 24 hours to 48 hours is enough. >> reporter: the governor also joining the chorus, tweeting, quote, the body camera footage should be made available as quickly as possible. pasquotank county's sheriff says deputies were serving an arrest warrant this week for brown on felony drug charges when he was killed at his rental home. >> mr. brown was a convicted felon with a history of resisting arrest. our training and our policy indicate under such circumstances there is a high risk of danger. >> reporter: witnesses claim brown was trying to drive away when deputies opened fire. >> sergeant advised, one male about 42 years of one male about 42 years of t to the back. >> reporter: authorities have not said what led to the shooting. today, the family's lawyer says the sheriff's office told him brown was u

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tonight, a north carolina community is under a state of emergency as the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man is now prompting even more outrage. lawyers for andrew brown jr.'samily say they were shown only a 20-second snippet of police body cam video of the shooting. they're demanding to see more of the footage, including what happened before and after arguing that brown, in their words, was executed. this as the justice department here in washington is now investigating police practices in another u.s. city, louisville, kentucky. the attorney general of the united states announcing the probe over a year after breonna taylor was shot to death during a police raid at her louisville home. also tonight, sources tell cnn that president biden is set to announce new cdc guidance tomorrow on outdoor mask wearing for people who are fully vaccinated against covid-19. lots of news going on today. first, let's go to cnn's brian todd. brian, brown's family did not get the transparency they certainly had hoped for. what's the latest? what's happening there tonight? >> reporter: wolf, some protesters gathering behind us. they just started chanting at some officers watchi

s nostalgia. apparently back in fashion action figures are flying off the shelves. this is read genesis vintage toy store in gastonia, north carolinaner brandon red cross just open it up earlier this month. he says it's a perfect place for some classic collectibles. i've got a little bit something for everybody that's in this kind of stuff. >> from the 60's to the 90's. even the 90 stuff. those kids have grown up and they want to buy their childhood back. >> ross says he has ghostbusters transformers masters of the universe and pretty much anything horror related. it's taken him more than 20 years to collect all of those toys smiles when have to be hidden for much longer at disney world in florida starting tomorrow visitors at the theme park resort, we'll be able to remove their masks temporarily for outdoor pictures. this is a slight tweak to the requirement that all workers and visitors age 2 and up. wear masks except when they're actively eating or drinking provided there, socially distanced and not moving about. it's not yet clear if this same rule will be in place when disneyland reopens here in california at the end of this m

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carolina judge ruled body camera footage in the shooting of andrew brown jr. will not be publicly released because it could jeopardize the investigation. ith s car shs br.attorneys for the brown family said he was compliant in the clip that they were shown. >>> the supreme court is taking up a case with important free speech implications. at issue -- can a public school punish a student for what she said off campus on social media? here's jan crawford. >> reporter: when high school student brandi levy found out she didn't make the varsity cheer squad he reacted -- >> me and my friend posted a snapchat on my story. it said f cheer, f everything. i was upset at a lot of things. >> reporter: the snapchat hosted over a weekend only went to her friends, but someone shared a screen shot with the cheer coach who promptly suspended brandi for a year from the junior squad. >> i put no one's name. >> reporter: brandi and her parents sued. in nearly two hours of arguments, supreme court justices clearly were sympathetic. justice brett kavanaugh. >> she blew off steams like millions do when they're disappointed about being cut from the team. >> reporter: the justic

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let's go to north carolina now, again, as we await the start of this news conference surrounding andrew brown jr.'s death. catie beck is waiting for that press conference to start as well on the ground in elizabeth city. we're also joined by msnbc's legal analyst, a former prosecutor, and the chair of the african-american studies department at princeton, also an msnbc contributor. catie, my apologies first if we have to cut you off if this starts. what do we expect to hear from attorneys, from members of the family once the news conference does begin? >> reporter: well, craig, we just saw family members and attorneys go ahead and make their way up to the podium. what we do expect to hear the results from that independent autopsy will likely reveal the manner in which brown was killed. the family made mention of the fact he was shot from behind. this autopsy will likely show if that fact is to be true. also, a toxicology report that is standard with autopsies to find out if there was anything else in brown's system at this time of his death. we expect those results to be announced momentarily. we he

s-e-t-hpwanepstoughton. >> your witness. >> thank you, ur. >> how are you employed i'm associate professor at the university of south carolina school of law,nd affiliate proves they are the department of criminal nolg and criminal justice. >> how long have you been a law professor. >> i've been there for seven years now, almost seven years. and two years prior to that in a teaching fellowship preparing to be a law professor. >> and do you teach academic courses at the south carolina law school? >> i do. >> what courses do you teach. >> i teach criminal law. and police law and policy. >> do you also conduct any scholarly research? >> i do. >> yes. >> what scholarly research do you conduct. >> i study the regulation of policing in multiple aspects of the regulation of policing. >> and i'd like you to please describe your educational background for the jury so they can understand how you come be to be a law professor at the university of south carolina. first, where did you receive your undergraduate education? >> florida state university in tallahassee. >> and what was your degree. >> english with a focus in literature. >> and before we get

s. and completed a 2 year refit in south korea in 2012 now after 40 years the carolina 4 o 2 has made its final journey and the family and friends of those on board awaiting to know what happened to their loved ones jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. forced out of their homes and businesses residents anger and last of capital city of regeneration project and in sports have manchester united fans vent their anger towards the club's owners details coming up a little later in the program. hello we've got some lovely spring sunshine continuing across many parts of central and northern europe at the moment 5 weather continuing remaining unusually dry having said that into a good part of the british isles and on into scandinavia high pressure still firmly in charge here and you can see how that runs down into those senseless if you let's move out of the way look what's coming got to an area of low pressure just spinning into spain and portugal as we go on through the next couple of days are going to say it's heading increasingly wet here as we go through sunday some heavy showers rattling i

. >> the north carolina state bureau of investigation is leading a probe into the shooting. today andrew brown jr.'s family was allowed to view body camera footage, but only after deputies redacted it. and brown's family was ultimately allowed to see only a 20-second snippet of the video. it remains unclear if the full video will be released to them or the public. the video has not been viewed by nbc news. joining me now bishop william barber, a former president of the north carolina naacp. and ben crump, attorney for the family of andrew brown jr. ben, i saw that press conference today. there were a lot of angry folks there. a lot of angry people. i want to play a couple of them. this is andrew brown jr.'s son khalil farabee. >> it's like we're against all odds in the world. my dad got executed just trying to save his own life. >> multiple people calling that an execution. were you able to see that video yoers, ben, and would you characterize it as an execution? >> joy, our co-counsel got to see the video. and the reason was this county attorney, they are for whatever reason, and we don't understan

cleveland sellers talks about his work in the 1960's as a national leader with the student nonviolent coordinating committee and recalls when south carolinate troopers fired on students protesting segregation. three students were killed and mr. sellars was among the more than 30 wounded. watch monday beginning at eight a clock p.m. eastern. watch american tea -- american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> directed by african american filmmaker william greaves and narrated by actor ricardo montalban, "where dreams come true" is a 1979 nasa film encouraging more people of color to consider a career at the agency. the documentary includes interviews with kathryn sullivan, frederick gregory, and ruben ramos. the fledgling shuttle program was two years away from its first mission. >> when you are a little girl and want to be an astronaut when you grow up, it is like wanting to be a policeman or in some cases a doctor. you are told that is not an appropriate goal. why don't you want to be something else? you nurse, don't be a doctor. -- be a nurse, don't be a doctor. what you might hear from a counselor at school is that what you are tryin

s point, more shootings in the country today. yes. this is in texas. today there has been a mass shooting there, one person died, four people had been injured. yesterday, in south carolinare five people who were killed, including the shooter himself. he shot himself there. and obviously in the past few weeks we have had really quite quite shocking mass shootings both in georgia and in colorado. when you look at the statistics, the number of mass shootings here in the united states, it is estimated there is about one a day on average. it is also estimated that there have been around 11,000 gun deaths this year alone. president biden there mentioned that most americans are in favour of tighter measures. but, you know, we're talking about things like increasing or the background checks, not necessarily clamping down harder on gun ownership. and i think the key thing for president biden is in congress, particularly in the senate, there is just not the support for the stricter measures, so he will have quite a hard time trying to get those through. 0k, ok, thanks for that. and we're going to move to another issue that's close to president biden�*s heart now. peace in norther

s. and completed a 2 year refit in south korea in 2012 now after 40 years the carolina 4 o 2 has made its final journey and the family and friends of those on board awaiting to know what happened to their loved ones jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. still ahead on al-jazeera anees capital is getting a make over but it comes at a price for many families. emerging from isolation an extreme study done in a cave that may shed some light on our own lives under lockdown. and sports fans of teams involved in the ill fated european super league continue to demand change. hello there with things a 2nd heating up for much of the middle east we're seeing temperatures around the gulf state higher than average for this time of year 41 degrees in kuwait and it's a similar story for much of the event things are warming up $42.00 degrees in baghdad so iraq seeing some higher temperatures and it's a similar story for iran if you look at the 3 day forecast for tehran we're seeing temperatures edging up by 10 degrees from the average 32 by the time we get to monday there will have some scattered shower

♪ >>> just hours from now a court in north carolina will hear a petition by cnn and other media outlets to see the police body cam footage of andrew brown jr.'s shooting. so far only brown's family have seen just 20 seconds of that video. brian todd reports on what we know at this stage about the deadly encounter. >> reporter: new video emerging showing some of the final moments before andrew brown jr. was killed during an encounter with law enforcement. cnn has obtained video that a source says shows sheriff's deputies arriving in a pickup truck to serve a warrant on brown last wednesday as part of a drug task force probe. they move in quickly, shoegt commands as they arrive. soon after brown was dead, shot in his car as he tried to flee, his family says. more new video obtained exclusively by cnn shows the moments after as deputies surrounded his crashed car. the fbi now confirming it has launched a civil rights probe into the incident and the state's governor calling for a special prosecutor to handle any decisions on whether to bring criminal charges in order to ensure public confidence. now six days after brown's death seven deputies inv

s will be zero emission in the near future letter was signed by a bipartisan group representing states including connecticut, hawaii, north carolinahington. they're calling on the administration to require all new passenger cars and light duty trucks sold to be zero emission by 2035. and all new medium duty and heavy duty vehicles sold to be zero emission by 2045. if the burning man festival returns this summer, attendees may face some strict new rules. organizers say that everyone at a burning man may be required to prove that they have been vaccinated for covid-19. the organizer's also say they won't decide for sure until the end of this month whether that event will even take place. it was tentatively set for august in the. ada's black rock desert homeowners preparing for fire but hoping their efforts aren't necessary. i've been here for four years didn't know what i was getting into when i first moved out here up next see what this development is doing to knock down the fire danger following two evacuations over the last four years. rain back in the bay area forecasts and good news there will take a look at the chances how muc