we won't call it shelby county case versus hold they are in count we call it the shelby county case.ld love to give advise what would you like to see merrick garland do? because you were an active attorney general filing lawsuits against states trying to deny votes. what would you like to see in terms of the justice department under mr. garmd do short of the legislation passing? what could could he do. >> well the justice department has got to use what's left of the voting rights act. you have section 2 and be aggressive in going after these discriminatory measures that these states are trying to put in place. to stand up and make a priority. voiter protection one of four priorities i had as attorney general. my hope is that merrick gonld garland with valentina gupta, christian clark at the vivl is civil rights division warrior of our dmkds. we can talk about fill burt, a range of things. what's at risk is american democracy. and everybody has to stand up for that especially people at the united states department of justice. >> indeed. it feels a fundamental thing we shall not be arg

the other thing the people of hattiesburg go nuts when camp shelby bands to mobilize for the same ise all of the south they got guys commit big government checks. they got soldiers coming and they're getting paid per the lc a lot of construction crews a lot of workers. this is a region coming of the great depression things are bleak all across the south. when you start building field hospitals and that sort of thing that provides jobs. when they start the construction program at camp shelby they get them from 17 different states to get a guy that hitchhiked from rhode island to take one of those jobs is a huge financial boom to the local economy in hattiesburg and everywhere that had a military base. also during the war need all sorts of things. soldiers need stuff any things that he then he things to do. the local farmers, what happens with them? local construction crews, people who run the movie houses is a great financial opportunity for the city of hattiesburg is an issue of race have been discussing overall to an incredible economic boost for the local economy in hattiesburg and

patrick leahy and senator shelby have been negotiating whatever it could look like in the senate. that will be the key thing. the senate has a razor-thin majority with democrats.

i'm shelby, i'm 11 years old, and i have a stammer.mering when he was two and a half. what is it you wanted? stammering: can... ..i...have... he stammers. one chocolate! both he and his brother stammer. it's not been easy, particularly at school. some people can be a tiny bit naive and not know, like... um, like, what, like, is wrong. and, like, they don't know that i have a stammer. this... yeah? around a million children in the uk will stammer at some point. stammering: ..is - for - daddy. most will go on to talk fluently. having two sons who stammer is not easy. to see them struggling, definitely, it wrenches your heart. it's painful, very painful. i remember that when they were younger, having two together, often the headache, you know? having that in your everyday life is really hard to just step back and be calm and be patient, and not try and step in and stop them. that's probably the hardest thing. it's something that - as a parent you want to fix. you can see your child's having difficulty speaking, _ so you really want to hel

he mentioned the supreme court decision in shelby county and the way that one of the issues that is at the center of this debate is the question of voting rights. if you look over the filibuster's history, especially in the middle part of the 20th century, the connections between the filibuster and preventing legislation on voting rights and civil rights aimed at advancing racial progress is a close one. there are numerous examples of high-profile filibusters and not so high-profile filibusters that have been used to prevent that legislation. as we think about what kind of issues might drive democrats to make a change to the filibuster, some of these questions around voting rights are at the center of that. we saw last summer former president obama at john lewis's funeral saying if it takes eliminating the filibuster to pass legislation, then we should eliminate the filibuster. that is one high-profile individual connecting procedural change with a policy issue. another thing alan -- allen mentioned is the fact that each state has two senators and how that affects the power of numerica

brown: wrapup please, senator shelby. sen. shelby: what do you think u.s.wth will look like over the next 12 months? chair powell: i would point to the median of fomc participants for the next year, which is 6.5%, which is very much in line with public forecasts. it is going to be a very strong year in the most likely case. there of course our risks to the upside and downside, but there should be a strong year from a growth standpoint. sen. brown: senator tester from montana is mcknight for five minutes -- from montana is recognized for five minutes. sen. tester: thank you. thank you for your continued service, mr. chairman. following the passage of the american rescue plan, the federal reserve upgraded your economic projections. through fomc estimated implement will rebound and employment -- estimated employment were we bound -- employment will rebound. there are still many small businesses, workers, and families across this country that are struggling because of this pandemic and the economic crisis it has created. how concerned are you about inflation on

one of the worst hit areas was shelby county, near birmingham.y have hit the state. one traveled about 100 miles and stayed on the ground for more than an hour. >>> and georgia state congresswoman park cannon was arrested after she knocked on the governor's door as he signed a controversial elections bill into law yesterday. cannon calling for transparency. critics of the bill say it dramatically limits access to voting for communities of color. >>> picking up garbage in your neighborhood. a simple idea. one man in new jersey has turned it into a viral phenomenon. michael george explains. ♪ oh good morning good morning ♪ ♪ it's great to pick up trash ♪ >> reporter: steve shimshick may seem like he's talking to himself, but he's talking to thousands of fans who tune in every morning just to watch him pick up garbage. >> so how is everybody doing? >> reporter: steve is a 27-year-old musician from new brunswick, new jersey. a few months ago he started live streaming his neighborhood trash cleanups on reddit. who would have guessed within weeks he'd

shelby, thanks very much. always good to talk to you. hope you join us as we move through this trail with the background that you have and writing about it. good to see you, sir. joining me now, richard fowler, senior fellow at the new leader's council and a fox news contributor. your thoughts. the barbed wire, the fencing, the difficulty in placing a jury in this trial as we look ahead to a story that we'll be hearing and thinking a lot about in the weeks and months to come. >> well, i think you're right. we'll be thinking about hearing about this story. what this story should do for all americans, should cause us to pause and ask us what we can do better to treat each other. anybody that watched that video of the eight minutes and 47 seconds that ended? george floyd's death can see that we have a societal problems that goes around -- call it hatred and how we have to do everything in our power to ensure that moments like that don't happen. we teach our children -- >> martha: anybody that watches that video is disgusted for humanity and

including this ef three slamming shel shelby. greg hernandez rushing into his bathroom for shelter as he watched the destruction unfold. you were sitting here. all of a sudden you looked out behind you and you saw the houses behind were gone. >> yep. yes, ma'am. >> then you walked over here? >> yep, i walked this way. i was holding on to my dog because she was going crazy, and the house was shaking. reporter: the powerful winds ripping the roof off his home. the stairs to the second floor leading only to open sky. one tornado possibly carving a 100-mile path of destruction across alabama. in calhoun county, kelvin bowers says he lost three family members in the storm. they died after sheltering in their trailer. >> it's terrible, man. like, to know my family was in this stuff. >> reporter: storms roaring through georgia in the middle of the night, killing at least one person. new drone video showing homes flattened. the winds peeling parts of the roof off this high school. >> like, our school, like, the ceilings, like, they're go

brown: senator shelby from alabama is recognize. sen. shelby: secretary yellen in 2017, when you were chair of the federal reserve, you noted that it was concerning to you that the u.s. debt to gdp ratio was about 70 pot -- 75% of the time. today the congressional budget office projects debt to reach 102% of gdp at the end of 2021. is the nation's growing debt something to be concerned about, and if not, why not? it seems like we are layering more and more debt because of the crisis and so forth. sec. yellen: of course, our finances need to be on a sustainable -- need to be sustainable and long-running. that is a very critical responsibility. my views on the amount of fiscal stakes that the united states has, i will stay -- say have changed somewhat since 2017 when i said that. and, it is partly because the interest rate environment has been so very low. and, most economists and observers believe that interest rates have been trending down in developed countries now for several decades. and that the trend predates the financial crisis an

since the shelby decision which janai wilson, my former mentor at my former firm mentioned with the shelbyecision which struck section 5 from the voting rights act. we have seen a flurry, a bevy of voter suppression laws. since 2013 and actually quite before that. so the idea that republicans think that they can tell black people that they are not going to vote or that it's going -- they're going to make it more difficult to vote. all that does is incentivize and encourage more black people to come out. if they have to wait on line for hours, they'll do it. if they have to bring snacks, they will do it. if they have to bring water, they will do it. and they will assist in getting people unable to access the polls such as elderly or the infirm, and they will get it done. >> connie, in the minute that we have left, when it comes to the minimum wage, you're there in ohio. president biden as we heard jen psaki say he's 100% behind $15 minimum wage. congressman clyburn is right there, $15 minimum wage in ohio. and republicans are saying, oh, no, that's too expensive. it will hurt the economy. i

. >> you're talking about the supreme court case shelby v. holder. the current chief justice, john roberts, wrote the majority opinion in that. i suppose a case could be brought up to the court, if the supreme court accepted another case. could that even potentially overturn some of shelby v. holder on the voting rights front? >> no, unfortunately, shelby county versus holder gutted a provision that congress would have to reauthorize. there are currently bills pending, but this -- if this case works its way up to the supreme court, you have a 6-3 conservative supreme court majority who has been deferential to state legislatures. so over the last year, with the litigation around covid and voting restrictions and such, the court basically let state legislatures do whatever they wanted to do, so this is why i'm somewhat worried here. but i do think that, you know, these groups might see some decisions -- some favorable decisions in a lower court. that's possible. >> thank you for your wise legal mind in explaining all of it to us. >> all right. thank yo

elwyn lopez joins us from hard-hit shelby county, alabama. elwyn, you're learning it could take several days to learn the true scope of the destruction there? >> reporter: whit, the damage here, just unbelievable. take a look at these massive two by four splinters pouring over what used to be a bedroom. the roof completely gone. the toys still left behind. the damage will take days to survey, and they are doing that as quickly as possible as another round of storms comes through this weekend. whit? >> an incredible scene. elwyn lopez, thank you. >>> let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, the severe weather threat continues through the weekend. >> reporter: another one right on the heels of this one, which we're not done with yet. the core of the storm that brought that severe weather is bringing serious winds across the northeast, even storm damage through parts of vermont. the next storm drops into the plains tomorrow. memphis, jackson, nashville, you're right in the path of damaging winds, scattered hail, maybe a few tor

the shelby county decision talks about ending section five of the voting rights act with the dignity of the southern states what does that say about the dignity of the northern states even with a 50/50 vote in the senate, have to get 20 or 40 million more people to get the 50 percent as he is 70 or 60 percent cloture? democrats having to get 50 million people on their side. which is totally nondemocratic but the 15th amendment that created the income tax skipped over proportional taxation of the states by population let the federal government reach out and tax individuals based on their individual income. if that's the case i don't know why that is not establish payment fascia right of individuals as they are presented to decide things about taxation and spending. we ended proportional taxation when we wentha to income tax and that taxation without equal representation the same reason we brokeh away britain. a total lack of civic education most people are detrimental by the system with the unequal senate voting power and the added injury of the filibuster most people are not accepted

you said at the top is so right, mitch mcconnell is losing a lot of allies -- roy blunt, richard shelby, rob portman, potentially chuck grassley, who is 87 years old, pat toomey also, as you're showing right there, is a close ally of mitch mcconnell's as well in some cases. so, you just have -- that's -- i mean, in a chamber of only 50 republicans at the moment and 100 lawmakers, about you lose five, that's a pretty big punch. i'm not saying that mitch mcconnell's in any danger, but this is looking like the marsha blackburn/josh hawley senate more than the mitch mcconnell senate at the moment. >> yeah. i mean, it's really -- i don't think -- it's hard to overstate the significance of the shift, to have all of these members on their way out while their replacements coming in just have completely different tone and tenor and approach to the job. i think it's really going to change the way things are done. jake, let's talk for a second about the covid relief package. the vote seems to be sliding by a day as they try to get the text together for it. do you see any challenges on the horizon

last week my republican colleague from alabama, senator shelby, said, quote, she's smart. she knows the process inside out, and she's an honest broker who has demonstrated the ability to work with both sides to get things done. senator sanders, about as far away from senator shelby as you can get in terms of the political spectrum said, quote, she's done an excellent job in working with democrats and republicans. my democratic colleague, chair leahy, just said -- just spoke and said that's what shalanda is best at. she knows how to work across the aisle and get the deal done. and my republican colleague from south carolina, senator graham, said, everybody that deals with you on our side has nothing but good things to say. these days, wide bipartisan support is rare. both senators graham, leahy, shelby agree, either this is a weird space continuum or the nominee is capable. there are many challenges as we recover from the pandemic. ms. young is a qualified individual with a distinguished career in public service. i look forward to the committee and the senate approving her

that is now a crime in shelby county? what did they say to you?k you for having me and first i want to say i'm here as a private concerned citizen, not in any official capacity as a principal. when all this came out, i give a monday message to all of my students, i try to encourage them to motivate them, challenge them to think and this seemed to be an appropriate topic. there was a few people that made some anonymous complaints and when i was asked about it, i specifically asked what was it that i said, what is the issue and what was told to me was it wasn't what i said and when i set it come the timing of it, i never really got that answer. we were concerned about where this is going and where it's heading, just a regular person like me can espouse american values and what has been core to our country for hundreds of years. it somehow now that is taboo and off-limits. we are concerned about that and not really well done mike willing to lay down about this one. to be what i want to ask your attorney, is criticizing google a fireball offense now i

he was a long time valued employee in the shelby county trustees' office. without a doubt he was a dedicated leader with a heart for public service and for volunteerism. don't know more people who are more passionate about their politics thanrew daniel and i have so many memories seeing drew and peggy cheering on the memphis tigers in the liberty bowl and the fed ex forum. as good as he was, he was a great son to his parents and terrific brother to mike and to melanie. we are all better because of drew and he will be deeply missed by everyone. we extend our deepest sympathies to his brother mike and his sister melanie. and i yield back. i thank my friend from arizona. mr. schweikert: when we have someone in our district, it is hard finding time. mr. speaker, one of the things i wanted to do this evening is to build on a theme that i have done in of the past and i hope to be able to do in the coming months but difficult right now, the house is spending money at a pace where it is hard for the joint economic committee and my own staff to keep up. so we are go

election, it was a massive fraud, but that's who you have as your next senator replacing richard shelby. >> that's the point. is it going to only be a republican? alabama is interesting. i know people think it's ruby red. it's pinker than north dakota, quite honestly. i have a great friend down there, anthony daniels, who is the house minority leader, who is working to register african-american rural voters. that could change everything. don't write alabama off. i think the south is changing and there's opportunity there. i think if you're mitch mcconnell, you better be pretty concerned if you get people way off to the edge that could in fact reenergize the democratic and more liberal republican meddle that could really come out and send a message. >> it's a great point, rite? roy moore is actually the example of a boundary, right? republicans thought they could just get away with it. that's where you fell off the map, right? how do you lose a senate seat in alabama? well, you nom nay roy moore ever. there is concern about both josh mandel, that has lost once, or eric greitens, the subj

i don't think it's a far stretch to say that shelby looms largely over what we are seeing now. and that all of the things we are seeing are directly connected. >> if you two could stick around, charms and jackie, i want to also ask you ahead about the $1.6 billion lawsuit filed against fox. this is from deviominion voting machines and and the cdc director says he think the covid came from a chinese lab. we'll take a real look. president trump playing king maker, details on a reported meeting he had with senate candidates that was described as the hunger games. turning 65? at aetna, we take a total, connected approach to your health and wellness to help you age actively. with medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you, we offer monthly plan premiums starting at $0. hospital, medical and prescription drug coverage, in one simple plan. plus dental, vision and hearing. aetna medicare advantage plans. call today to learn more or to be connected to a local agent in your community and we'll send you a $10 visa reward card with no obligation to enroll. new projects means new p

this is the legacy of supreme court -- shelby county decision which guided the voting rights act. now there are two my cases, arizona cases, before the supreme court and there is a concern the courts conservative majority will significantly narrow the effectiveness of section two of the voting rights act in challenging voter suppression laws that disproportionately impact racial minorities. why? well, in response to question justice amy coney barrett and arizona for the arizona republican preset allowing more people to vote puts the republicans, quote, at a competitive disadvantage. so that's really revealing their true motives, which is voter suppression by the way. i know you've added gated that advocated for congress to restore that preclearance position of voting rights act. why is it important to robust voting rights laws at the federal level? >> senator, a core function of the justice department through its civil rights division is the enforcement of the federal voting rights laws that this body has passed its the help america vote act, the national voter registration act, p

this is the legacy of supreme court -- shelby county decision which guided the voting rights act. now there are two my cases, arizona cases, before the supreme court and there is a concern the courts conservative majority will significantly narrow the effectiveness of section two of the voting rights act in challenging voter suppression laws that disproportionately impact racial minorities. why? well, in response to question justice amy coney barrett and arizona for the arizona republican preset allowing more people to vote puts the republicans, quote, at a competitive disadvantage. so that's really revealing their true motives, which is voter suppression by the way. i know you've added gated that advocated for congress to restore that preclearance position of voting rights act. why is it important to robust voting rights laws at the federal level? >> senator, a core function of the justice department through its civil rights division is the enforcement of the federal voting rights laws that this body has passed its the help america vote act, the national voter registration act, p

>> reporter: for professor shelby steele, whose grandfather was enslaved -- >> my biggest problem with >> reporter: complicating the matter is who would qualify. >> do you go to 23andme for a dna test to determine the percentage of blackness? >> in this was our life, the back of a beaten slave. >> reporter: congresswoman sheila jackson lee, reintroduced hr-40 in january. a bill rejected for more than 30 years, which calls for a commission to study reparations on the federal level. >> it is a reckoning that it is time. it's not legislation filed in anger. >> reporter: but for a republican senator mitch mcconnell, the debt to blacks has long been paid. we've tried to deal with our original sin of slavery by fighting a civil war, by passing land mark civil rights legislation. we've collelected an african-american president. >> reporter: for many years political reparations was a nonstarter. >> best reparations we can provide are good schools in the inner city and jobs for former unemployed. >> reporter: former president obama on initiatives today -- >> even though i was convinced reparati

>> you know, we are still in shelby county where i'm located now.e dropped while we were doing live shots for other shows. and it actually got cold. and i was convinced as a meteorologist, my training and my background told me the severe weather threat was done, but now, the humidity has increased. the temperature has increased. and this is a tall tale sign that the atmosphere is becoming more unstable. severe weather is still a possibility here. a possibility. we're still in that high risk of severe weather, 5 out of 5 threat from a storm prediction center until later this evening. a lot of the severe storms have moved into northern georgia, including the atlanta metro region, but here in alabama, there's still a few cells that could produce tornadoes tonight. >> those drone shots, you really see the damage. >> appreciate it. >> to the tragedy in boulder. the suspect in the grocery store mass shooting will remain in jail without bail after appearing in court for the first time. defense attorneys are asking for more time to assess the state of her c

i have seen that online. >> but shelby isn't discouraged just 3 weeks ago. she rolled up her sleeve and got the covid-19 vaccine. i wasn't nervous at all. you know, i think that. >> it's the scientists and doctors are going to come out with a shy. i have full faith in the fact that it's going to be safe. >> the gymnastics coach in college student says she did it to keep her loved ones safe. now as far as some of her hesitant peers go. you know, people want to get the vaccinet get it. if not, i completely understand. you know, i. totally understand people's fears and staff but definitely my hopes is that things go back to normal in austin. candy rodriguez. >> coming up after the break, the president's effort to get more americans vaccinated as cases continue to rise. we'll have a live report when we re >> president joe biden announced today his administration is pushing for more americans to get vaccinated. this as the coudtry faces a new increase in infections. our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the latest for us. hi, alexandra. >> hey there.

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. >> you look back, the decision in shelby, shelby versus holder, which decided, basically, and i'm oversimplifyingctions in the 1965 voting rights act doesn't apply any more because there was not an effort to disadvantage minority voters, et cetera. haven't the cases since then and all of the attempts at voter restriction showing that was flawed thinking, that in fact there is still very much a threat to minority voters in particular? >> well, it is important to remember that section 5 only applied to a finite number of states and counties around the country. and part of the case was that the coverage of where section 5 applied didn't make any sense in today's world. that is why you see the attempts in congress to repass the john lewis voting rights act to deal with the coverage issue. >> just quickly, though, based on what we know now, does this supreme court, with a 6-3 advantage, is it likely to rule to expand the vote or to allow these restrictions to stay in place? >> no, but what it is likely to do in the arizona cases that are up tomorrow is deal with the actual ballot harvesting and whethe

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we are in shelby county, just take a look at the devastation here. these massive trees uprooted. some of them thrown around. scenes like this repeated across parts of the south. this morning, millions at risk for another round of severe weather just days after 23 reported tornadoes ripped through parts of the south this week leaving behind a trail of destruction in alabama, mississippi and georgia. >> oh. >> reporter: in pelham, alabama, the storms rocking two people inside this car t homes apart littering yards with mangled debris across three states. at least six people killed. three of them calvin bowers says were family. >> it's terrible, man, like to know my family was in this stuff, like they gone. >> reporter: an ef-3 twister packing 140-mile-per-hour winds slicing through shelby county. greg hernandez tells me he hid in his basement's bathroom as it rolled through. >> you huddled in the bathroom with your dog. >> yes, ma'am, closed the door, had my dog, i was holding on to my dog because she was going eit >> rep the rf st tcond floo and in georgia, catastrophic damage, an

created a regime that has substantially been gutted by the court's ruling in shelby county. what is the remedy to you at the federal level to essentially restore some of the safeguards that were put in place in federal law under those provisions of the voting rights act? >> thank you very much for raising that issue because i have been in conversation with senator murphy who is putting that legislation together. i think it's now called s.1 in the senate. we've sent them h.r.1 and we're in the process of trying to pull together h.r.4. h.r.4 is in fact the john r. lewis voting rights act. that is the act that allows us to have free clearance for these kinds of changes they're now trying to make there in georgia. so, what i've asked senator murphy to do is to look at h.r.4 and look at h.r.1 and take those voting rights specific issues out of h.r.1 and the stuff that we had in h.r.4, we are changing this time simply because we know what the law says. and the law says we have to develop a record upon which to draw the bill. so, i want to take the bill that went there last year an

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i helped lead the effort for the worst voter suppression after the shelby decision.an senators said today that the shelby decision came down, now that the headache has been removed we can do what we want to. but ari, there is one other layer to this. it's not just about black voters. at the end of the selma to montgomery march, dr. king gave a sermon, we ought to all go back. he said every time there was the potential for the negro masses and the white masses to vote together, to be a coalition, the aristocracy of the south so division created, segregation, created suppression because of their near if black and whites came together in power to vote, they could reconstruct the american democracy and be able to build a community. while voter suppression is targeted at black, brown and indigenous people, it's actually targeted at democracy, because every state that is a voter suppression state is a high poverty state, a low health care state, a low wage state. the truth of the matter is those who get elected by voter suppression, the irony is when they pass public polic

richard shelby is 86. his retirement, not unexpected.r, pat toomey, rob portman and now roy blunt. that's an exodus of what we called the governing wing or the legislating wing of the republican party, the senators that would still try to cut a deal even if they didn't like what was happening. and it wasn't long before president trump urged supporters to donate to him over the so called republicans in name only and at this point the deem identified as rinos in the republican party are anybody that donald trump doesn't like. it may -- any republican that's hesitant about fully embracing trump and trumpism. former missouri governor greitens says he may -- in ohio former state treasurer and trump loyalist josh mandel became the first republican to enter the race in portman's seat and he's fighting to be the most trump supporting candidate and in north carolina trump's name nay be on the ballot, trump's daughter-in-law is running. how does the party govern without its governing wing? where is this party headed? we're going to take a closer l

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the group accuses saudi arabia of persecuting jamaal shelby -- jamal khashoggi and other journalists.afghanistan, three women who were shot who worked for a broadcaster. government sources say the women were attacked separately on their way home from work. these are the latest in series of shootings and bombings targeting journalists and other professionals in recent weeks. indonesia's mountain has been throwing volcanic ash as highs 5000 meters into the sky. activity increased in the last week. there have been no new evacuation orders. the volcano was dormant for four centuries before erupting in 2010. previous corrections have killed dozens of people. foreign ministers from southeast asian countries have held talks with me and mark -- myanmar. the military seized power one month ago. security forces are stepping up their response as the unrest claims an increasing number of lives. correspondent: saying goodbye to a friend, the funer of a yng man shot dead by police, just one victim of an escalating crackdown by myanmar's military. thousands accompany his coffin, people showing the t

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he is the fifth republican senator to do so, joining richard shelby of alabama, rob portman of ohio, pat toomey of pennsylvania and richard burr of north carolina, who all previously announced they wouldn't seek another term in 2022. he didn't say why he was leaving the senate, but it is a trend. three republican senators said they would step down at the end of the last election in 2020. lamar alexander, mike enzi and pat roberts along with 26 republican members of congress, marcus. democrats also sometimes decide to do this, right? they say they've had enough or want to retire, spend more time with family. scott, thank you. >>> coming up, the organizers behind the push to recall governor newsom say they are ready to move forward. the number of signatures they have already gotten. >>> and -- >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore. and that was a very clear and real, and frightening, constant thought. >> a bombshell tell-all interview. where does the royal family go from here? reaction to everything meghan markle and prince harry said about leaving royalty behind. >>> and an actres

our country shelby and a mourning period of 14 days. when the flags fly at half mast and. mega fully suffered heart complications for over 10 years the popular leader was elected in 2015 and made a name for himself as a corruption busting man of the people he support is expressed dismay at his day. job i feel very sad and i am suffering because we had our leader our president we loved him and he loved us. hit us hard the whole of tanzania as a nation has been hit hard but for me personally i am deeply affected. it was only last year that magath was reelected after the polls opposition figures accused him of cracking down on dissenting voices most recent criticism was focused on his handling of the corona virus pandemic he dressed downplayed the effects of the virus calling on people to use prayer instead of masks. in government no one wears a mask including me. proves there is no coronavirus and god loves this nation nothing is impossible for god. these defines one more of these political wishes will be granted that somy a salute to tens and he is 1st female vice president

some of the worst damage happened here at the eagle point subdivision in shelby county, alabama. >> it was scary. the noise was unbelievable. >> reporter: carol willis' garage damaged but her home was mostly spared. she described the frightening moments the tornado barreled through her community. >> i was standing in this window, the bedroom window, and i looked out and it startedoo getting dark. i said, well, i better get out of this room. and i had a metal garbage can. i said, well, let me run to my utility room. i put the garbage can over my head, went in there. i stayed no more than two minutes and i came out and saw all of this. i couldn't believe it. it went so fast. >> also hard-hit, pelham, alabama, just 20 miles south of birmingham, at least 14,000 people in the area without power. first responders have been going door to door to check on people you can tell by the markings here. good news, is there are no fatalities here but three fatalities in calhoun county which is about north east of birmingham. and major, the people here are not going to get any rest because, more storms