sue you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts now \s >>> president biden sets a new goal for covid vaccinations. i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >> our gold by july 4th is to have 70% of adult americans with at least one shot. >> the plan, the obstacles and the role of your family doctor. >>> subway overpass collapses, train plumb mets, children among the dozens dead. the search for victims and answered. >>> storms ravage from texas to the east coast the 1,000-mile threat zone and the damage already done. >>> america's poultry problem. the shortage, the prices, the culprit. why finding chicken is such a challenge. >>> plus the problem passengers causing trouble again. billionaire goes from ocean floor to space, and flowers for mother's day why you better hurry >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening good goals and a new strategy to get america vaccinated the white house aiming to get at least one dose to 70% of u.s. adults by july the 4th president biden says he also wants 160 million americans fully vac

find a market somewd "the news with shepard smith" starts now. >>> new call for investigations of how this covid got started. you are watching the news with shepherd smith. >> and now, in the crisis of our age, the world is in a dangerous situation. >> but where did covid begin. the calls of where the virus began in a lab. >>> and the growing fury of belarus after it forced down a passenger jet to take down a critic. >> this is a brazen attack of security by a regime. >>> and now secret settlements bankroll by taxpayers of cases of police misconduct forces cities and states to report them to the justice department, and what has your area paid? >>> raising millions for candidates and forcing millions more in refunds. and now, the act to ban it. >>> and body shaming as a yearbook censures photos. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepherd smith. >>> good evening. as america ends or nears the end the pandemic, new questions tonight about how it all began. the theory that covid may have leakeded from a wuhan lab is gaining momentum. three researchers from the china w

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> do the guidelines really follow the science >> the american people are incredibly frustrated. >> the cdc director with us live on credibility, masks, and rules for the vaccinated >>> panic buying spreads more than 1,000 gas stations dry. >> this is a time to be sensible and to be safe >> and for the pipeline owners to be transparent. applying the pressure. >>> israel and gaza. >> are people concerned about what we're seeing there? >> israeli troops mass at the border hamas rockets fly. death and destruction on both sides. the politics and solutions >>> liz cheney defiant. >> we cannot be dragged backward by the very dangerous lies of a former president. >> removed from republican leadership her plan and the 100 republicans threatening a new party. >>> the cost of almost everything surging but why? >>> the serious rise in childhood vision problems. >> and ellen exes, the end of an era. >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. the news with shepard smith. >>

"the news with shepard smith."t. "the news with shepard smith." >>> it's one thing to look arrange and see progress with th >>> good evening the pandemic put down is real. it is one thing to have the data to prove it and tonight we have it nearly 23% just last april. even michigan, which had a flare-up in recent weeks, is seeing hospitalizations fall over the past few days, entire states, .cluding wisconsin an look at this the nation's positivity rate is now hovering over 3.6%, the lowest since the first time we heard that awful word positivity for context the rate was nearly 23% just last april. even michigan, which had a flare-up in recent weeks, is seeing hospitalizations fall over the past few days, entire states, including wisconsin and west virginia, reported zero covid deaths it's a remarkable turnaround worth noting, worth celebrating. and there's also good news on the economy that covid crushed unemployment claims are way down, setting another pandemic low. but the experts say the economy will not fully reco

it's the >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news homes and cars flooded at least one person killed, more than a foot of rain in parts of the south. where it's headed. >>> feel like long hours at work are killing you? could be the new study the world health organization calls the first of its kind ai >>> and protests in the streets. air strikes from above the israel/gaza conflict rages as calls for cease-fire are ignored. >> but there are mixed reports now that suggest there's been some progress made to eventually pause that fighting, potentially within days. still, both sides are denying reports of a truce today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu toured an air base saying the air strikes on the gaza will go on as long as needed to, as he put it, restore calm for the citizens of israel. the region continues to be rocked by hamas rocket attacks and israeli air strikes. in total, gaza health officials say more than 210 palestinians have been killed, 60 kids among them on

president trump gets a decision from facebook i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> the suspension of former president trump was necessary to keep people safe. >> and the suspension will stand, for now the response from the former president and the reprimand for facebook, from its own advisory board. >>> when will this pandemic be over and when can we go back to normal >> an answer at last from the cdc. the new optimism and specific instructions how to stay on course. >>> he went missing last mother's day her husband begged for a safe return. >> i will do whatever it takes to get you back. >> now he's in jail. >> today marks a major milestone in this investigation. >> the evidence and the charges. >>> how do you describe the climate where you live new terms for regions of the country, what the fed will now say about our hotter, wetter nation. >>> the peloton recall, details on the treadmill trouble. >>> broadway to reopen answers on tickets and dates. >>> and carol baskin has a cat for your dogecoin. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the fact

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i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc the calls to stop have been escalating for days. explosions shaking gaza city from israeli air strikes hamas firing more rockets. will the cease-fire take hold? >>> covid recedes, but what about masks in schools or regions where people don't want vaccines covid surge in the fall? i'll ask dr. fauci he joins us live >>> for two years authorities refused to release the video. >> taser, taser, taser. >> greene's family told them he died after a car wreck tonight what the video shows. >>> real estate racism when refinancing her home, she felt like she was being lowballed. she tried again. >> i tried with my girlfriend, both married to white men. i need to borrow one of you all. >> now her fight for fairness goes to the federal level. >>> plus, she fought off an armed kidnapper and is now telling her story. >>> new forecast for the up coming hurricane season. >>> the year of the no-hitter. why baseball changed >>> live from cnbc, the facts,,, the the truth, "the ne

the nasdaq down 68 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.ur, time for the top of the news >>> today young women in afghanistan learn music and dream of being doctors tomorrow could be different. fears for the future as a u.s. troop withdrawal begins. >>> he started with 30,000 horses and ended with a kentucky derity victory legendary horse trainer bob baffert on how he finds the perfect horse. >>> will the former president return to facebook the company set to announce on wednesday whether he'll be allowed. facebook suspended him indefinitely after the capitol insurrection at the time, mark zuckerberg said the risks to allow him to continue to use facebook have been too great twitter, his favorite go-to platform, banned him permanently. youtube blocked him from uploading any new videos without twitter, the former president has been emailing statements to the media. in one of his most recent emails, the former president continued to lie about the election which is one of the reasons he got banned from social media in the first place. cnbc sen

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc infrastructure attack. the nation's largest fuel pipeline remains offline, held for ransom by a russian criminal gang. >> my administration is committed to safeguarding our critical infrastructure. >> now the first statement from the hackers as multiple agencies work to get the fuel flowing before you feel it at the pump >>> escalation in israel at least 20 palestinians dead and hundreds hurt after a raid at a muslim holy site. then dozens of hamas rockets fired into israel. benjamin netanyahu warns militants have crossed a red line >>> scandal in horse racing. the kentucky derby winner tests positive for a banned substance. the trainer, bob baffert, suspended. he joins us live. >>> dozens of attorneys general line up against mark zuckerberg over a possible instagram for kids. >>> a teenager arrested for murder of a missing girl. >>> the u.s. reverses trump era limits on gay and trans health protections. >>> plus leopards escape from the zoo, append the zoo ke

nasdaq down 12 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.time for the top of the news a record number of open jobs why not enough workers are taking them. tonight republican governors say they have a solution >>> he was seen wrangling the tiger, roaming in houston. but his attorney says he doesn't own it, and the big question, where's that cat >>> and the race begins to vaccinate america's teenagers. >> georgia just got started vaccinating kids age 12 to 15. the state decided not to wait for tomorrow's official vote from a panel of cdc advisers that panel expected to recommend pfizer's shot for that age group. today the cdc director testified on capitol hill and reaffirmed the shot is both safe and effective for kids >> i recognize that some parents want to see how it goes first, but i am encouraging all parents to get their children vaccinated some parents won't want to be first but i'm also encouraging children to ask for the vaccine. >> states and cities are trying to find creative ways to reach younger americans. in minnesota there's a h

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i'm ali velshi in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> we're getting our lives back. >> cases dropping, business booming. >> it's like we've been hibernating for so long. we're excited. >> how americans are kicking off the holiday weekend. >> it's a shame for the fear factor. >> the bipartisan commission to investigate january 6th fails in the senate, but the push to learn what happened not over yet. >>> russian hackers strike again. >> using our own service and our own infrastructure for access and constantly innovating targets. >> microsoft sounding the alarm. tonight who they targeted and what the administration is saying. >>> movie theaters back open will americans show up new cdc guidance for kids at summer camp. police drones, the benefits and the concerns >>> and a historic first at the indy 500 >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening america hitting another major milestone as more states fully reopen just in time for memorial day weekend. today pr

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i'm jim cramer see you monday the"the news with shepard smith starts now the news with shepherd smith starts now >> the troubling jobs report a reality check on employment and recovery i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> now wn should underestimate how duff this battle is. >> the forecast wildly off jobs are not coming back as hoped. too much government assistance tonight, the problem and possible solutions >> we still have a long way to go >> on covid restrictions, is anybody listening? >> i think we should start lifting these restrictions >> tonight, pressing the point public confidence on the line. >> we are on the right track >> new york gives free vaccines to tourists. and the braves giving shots and free seats >> not a hand-out but a hand up. >> it allows you the agency. >> tonight, helping mothers out of poverty with cash and no strings attached >> murder howeverts, rise from hibernation. the battle to stop them before they kill all the bees >> colombia's deadly violence as covid pressure boils >> a cruise line ceo takes on florida's governor >> and condors overstay

tonight the decision is in i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc andrew brown jr. the prosecutor claims the cops what shot and killed him were justified. >> this decision was based on the facts, the evidence and the law. >> no charges of the some of the video withheld tonight the reaction and what comes next >>> tiktok princess. the 6-year-old known for her dances of joy online shot and killed at a birthday party. >> we're begging, please come out, talk. >> little chasity's story and the hunt for her killer. >>> the middle east crisis deepens. palestinians go on a general strike gaza running short on food, water and medicine new reporting from the battle zone. >>> the club drug ecstacy or molly. can it cure posttraumatic stress the new results of a clinical trial that could change everything >>> conservatives accuse major brands of culture war hypocrisy. >>> severe flooding in the south with more on deck. >>> and working too many hours may be killing you >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening the sheriff's d

change your life >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening president biden taking his strongest stance yet on the deadly conflict in the middle east according to the white house, the president told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that he expects a significant de-escalation today on the path to a cease-fire. it hasn't happened in a statement after the call, netanyahu said he is determined to continue the operation until its objective is achieved. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas now weighing in. he says israel is committing war crimes in gaza that are punishable under international law. the israeli air strikes and hamas rocket attacks did not let up today in total gaza health officials say more than 220 palestinians are dead, 64 children among them on the israeli side, the government says 12 people have died tonight a humanitarian crisis is growing in gaza. the violence crippling the health care system there, displacing thousands and thousands of people. nbc's erin mclaughlin is live in tel aviv for us toni

i'm shepard smith, and you can follow us on @thenewsoncnbc. >>> it is 5:00 a.m.lobal headquarters here is the top five at 5:00 scott minered back with us after the spot-on call after the bitcoin meltdown the latest on crypto and the fed and more. >>> done deal? amazon set to make a $9 billion bet on streaming the studio behind james bond and rocky. >>> the battle for free speech as florida takes a swing at facebook, twitter an

"the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. memorial day weekend marks another major milestone in america. for more than a year, health official warned us not to gather for major holidays. >> if you are vaccinated, you are protected. you can enjoy your memorial day. >> as of today more than half of american adults are fully vaccinated according 209 cdc, average daily covid cases hitting the lower point since june of last year, and aaa projecting a major travel boom, more than 37 million people expected to fly or drive this weekend, up 60% from last year's historic low. traffic starting to build occupy a freeway in l.a. county, and the george washington bridge full team coverage now shaquille brewster is live at miami international airport where they're giving out free vaccines, but first -- first seema mody. >> reporter: scott, this is the moment the travel and hospitality industry has been waiting for. soon crowds of tourists are expected to line up behind me in sometimes square as new york and several states across the nation

i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc rockets and air strikes race through the night sky and politics clash president biden calls for de-escalation today, but the israeli military readies for days of attacks ahead. and the prime minister vows to press on. >>> investigating the insurrection at the capitol. gop leadership now stands against a bipartisan commission. >> house democrats have handled this proposal in partisan bad faith. >> what comes next will we learn the truth of the attack >>> new york reopened at last. >> we're back. >> masks off, restrictions lifted the challenges and the excitement in what was the epicenter of the covid crisis. >>> crypto crash why the dive, apnd the reason fo the rebound. jim cramer drops "mad money" knowledge. >>> plus criminal investigation into the trump organization. sounding wave attacks in america. k why the official silence >>> and hug a cow. change your life >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening president biden taking his strongest stance yet on the deadly conflict in the middle east

>>> good evening, i'm scott wapner in for shepard smith. fully vaccinated americans can now ditch masks both indoors and outdoors according to the latest guidance from the cdc. while this marks a major milestone in the pandemic, it's also leading to mixed messages today minnesota governor tim walz ending the state's mandate but the mayor of minneapolis says the city will keep its indoor mask requirement until state health officials give the green light. it's the same story in the tri-state area the governors of new york and new jersey say they're reviewing the guidance before making a decision, but neighboring connecticut plans to lift its mask mandate next week and walmart, costco, sam's club and trader joe's dropping the mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers this as other retailers like target and cvs continue to re-evaluate their policies and the new guidance also raising questions for what it means for kids under 12, a group that cannot yet be vaccinated. on what parents should expect, here's cnbc's meg tirrell. >> reporter: f

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i'm shepard smith.ly follow the science >> the american people are incredibly frustrated. >> the cdc director with us live on credibility, masks, and rules for the vaccinated >>> panic buying

i'm ali velshi in for shepard smith. the news on cnbc >> we're getting our lives back. >> cases dropping, business booming. >> it's like we've been hibernating for so long. we're excited. >> how americans are kicking off the holiday weekend. >> it's a shame for the fear factor. >> the bipartisan commission to investigate january 6th fails in the senate, but the push to learn what happened not over yet. >>> russian hackers strike again. >> using our own service and our own infrastructure for access and constantly innovating

. >>> live from cnbc the facts, the news with shepard smith. >>> i'm carl quintanilla in for shepard smith. tonight more than a third of the country able to shed their masks inside and out the brand-new guidance from the cdc recommending fully vaccinated americans will not have to wear masks indoors or socially distant most places president biden emerging from the white house without a mask today to tout the guidelines and country's vaccine efforts. >> i think it's a great milestone, a great day it's been made possible by the extraordinary success we've had in vaccinating so many americans so quickly >> there are some caveats. the cdc still suggesting people wear masks and distance in doctors' offices, nursing homes and when you're on public transportation, traveling by bus, trains and at airports. the cdc saying you still have to follow state and local rules and wear a mask when a business requires you too. meg covers health and science for us while this is good news, the white house stressing the work isn't done and more americans still need to get the shot. >> absolutely, carl. rig

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the news with shepard smith starts now guidelines tonight the sweeping changes and the exceptions. >> there are people out there who you think can be persuaded. >> free money, free beer, free tuition. the creative incentives to get americans vaccinated will the perks move the needle into arms? >>> relentless escalation. israeli military stepping up its ground operation against hamas thousands of service activated as violence spills over into the streets. >>> the colonial pipeline back online but widespread gas outages will linger for days. >> will not feel the effects at the pump immediately. >> when will supplies reach hard-hit areas >>> trial delay for the former cops in th giant of a japanese favorite. >>> i'm carl quintanilla in for shepard smith. tonight more than a third of the country able to shed their masks inside and out the brand-new guidance from the cdc recommending fully vaccinated americans will not have to wear masks indoors or socially distant most places president biden emerging from the white house without a mask today to tout the guidelines and country's vaccine ef

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.ttom of the hour, time for the top of the news a suspicious fire spreading in southern california. hundreds of people under evacuation orders. now, one person arrested the truth is out there and we might be close to getting it more government officials acknowledge the existence of ufos ahead of a report to congress and many americans eager to travel again as vaccination rates rise and restrictions roll back. >> and it's not just road trips this year, searches for flights across the atlantic have spiked nearly 50% that's according to the booking app hopper the spike, after the head of the eu signalled fully vaccinated americans will likely be able to travel to all of the 27 member european nations this summer, several countries have already lifted restrictions on u.s. tourists, including italy, croatia, and greece others announcing similar moves, spain and france, both report they plan to open their borders to americans next month. right now, flights to europe are cheaper than they have

find a market somewd "the news with shepard smith" starts now. >>> new call for investigations of howou are watching the news with shepherd smith. >> and now, in the crisis of our age, the world is in a dangerous situation. >> but where did covid begin. the calls of where the virus began in a lab. >>> and the growing fury of belarus after it forced down a passenger jet to