stacey abrams owns the number one spot. so i don't know how to help laura dave on this, >> what's the name of her book? again >> the name of laura dave 's new brilliant novel is the last thing he told me. >> i thought that what it was. [laughs] >> something else very important tonight rachel, the important -- she's going to join us tonight. >> i want you to imagine this. you're in your local will greens today, and you're going to step up to that counter to your appointment to get the moderna vaccine. down the aisle, as you're standing, they're down the aisle at walgreens comes the creator of the moderna vaccine, in your walgreens while you are about to get her vaccine, that happened today, and msnbc camera crew happened to be there and catch that moment for a couple of people, all of that is going to be later in the show tonight. i >> want to see that. >> rachel, it's incredibly exciting. i was watching that happen live from our control room. it was incredible. edge of the seat stuff for me. really exciting. >> lawrence you

stacey abrams. yes, that stacey abrams. people will be surprised if they didn't know i have written fiction before. and yet, it should not surprise anyone. that this 47-year-old yale educated tax lawyer, long time georgia politician an, and voting rights active visit could dream up a complicated plot that involves gene therapy, a corrupt american president and a clerk. how do you have time for the books and the research involved? >> i'm, so i'm the daughter of a research librarian, i learned to dive in. think gs.>>r char is always a wop of color who is smart and gutsy, and cool under pressure. in short, stacey abrams. >> well, i try to emulate my characters. >> reporter: abrams grew up in mississippi sand georgia, her parents encouraged the six children to have eye goals and big dreams that sometimes ran in to hard reality. in 1991, abrams as validictorian of her high school class was invited to meet the governor of georgia. >> my parents and i arrived on the marta bus, because we didn't have a car. we go up the driveway of

please welcome back to the show, stacey abrams. hello, stacey. how are you?orgia, both the candidates you were supporting won and we talked about you sleeping and i'm just wondering if you managed to take a celebratory nap at the end of those run-off elections? >> i did indeed. but i woke up to voter suppression coming back and forth, so i may not do another nap for a while. >> seth: you are a busy person, and while we have greatly appreciate your efforts in trying to stop the tide of voter suppression laws that are, obviously, a huge problem right now. you also have time to write books. this is very exciting, because this is not your first novel, but it is your first novel with your actual name on it you have written under a pen name before. i'm wondering, obviously, you knew you were the author of those books. was it different writing a book knowing that everyone who picked it up would know it was written by the stacey abrams >> no, i think what was different was knowing that people might care. when i wrote the first eight novels, selena montgomery was much

stacey abrams' new book is "while justice sleeps." stacey abrams, thank you for joining us tonight. we all really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. it's my pleasure. >>> the investigation of donald trump by the attorney general's office has been joined by another investigation. the manhattan district attorney's -- attorney matt alonzo joins us next. -- attorney mt alonzo joins us next (burke) phone it in to 1-800-farmers to get policy perks, like a home and auto-bundle discount. (man) i'm phoning it in and just saved twenty percent. (burke) get your policy perks by calling 1-800-farmers. go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the biggest thing that ever happened to small. lease the gla 250 suv for just $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity ca

stacey, how could these awards _ in hollywood. stacey, how could these awards be _ in hollywood. . in hollywood. stacey, how couldj these awards be so backward for so long, given the fact that for years we have talked about the lack of diversity. i know the lack of diversity. i know the finger�*s been pointed at the finger�*s been pointed at the oscars, in the main, previously, but how could they not have made a chant —— at change until now? not have made a chant -- at change until now?— not have made a chant -- at change until now? that is an excellent — change until now? that is an excellent question _ change until now? that is an excellent question because i change until now? that is an i excellent question because this is not something new, you are right. there was the oscars so white campaign that they had a couple of years, they could have gotten on—board then. they hadn't. they are a very small group and believe they represent multiple countries and that represents diversity. there is a misalignment and understanding around that. they have been coddled by the hollywood sys

stacey: yes.a partisan i am concerned about whether my party, which tends to be over representative of communities of color and communities that are disadvantaged and marginalized. that the party to which i pledge allegiance, or at least which i have given my fealty, that the party could lose. but i honestly want us to return to the fundamentals of voting. in a nation like the u.s. with its changing democracy, if the response to increased participation by communities of color, by young people, by women, if the response is to restrict their access, that is a very strong signal that we are heading in the wrong direction and that our democracy is not safe, it is not sound, and it is not resilient. we have to be better than that. amna: let me ask you about how the efforts could be broadened to protect those voting rights. because we see these are largely republican-led efforts. do you believe democrats are right now doing everything they can, using every tool in the toolkit to protect that voting acce

but stacey abrams wasn't done with us yet.ogue yet, it was all exposition. and then it hit us: a full line of her characters actually speaking to one another, not just grunting, but speaking in language. it sent us over the top. listen. ♪ ♪ >> hunger raged inside her, demanding to be stated. wicked thumbs teased her too sensitive flesh and stole her breath. but it would mean nothing if he didn't understand. "you're all i've ever wanted." >> tucker: [laughs] wicked thumbs. will we ever, going forward, ever be able to call stacey abrams anything but "wicked thumbs?" we will see. probably not. the book is called "hidden sins," and frankly, we feel we have just sinned in public. you can have that feeling too for the low low price of just $7. [laughs] get it. but go easy on your thighs. you will wear them out. ♪ ♪ and eminent the physician, internist and cardiologist, had an amazing conversation with him on "tucker carlson today" that covered a lot of ground, mostly about the coronavirus and how to respond to it. one part of the di

stacey abrams joins us now. good morning.n, to entertain. that's good news. first, while we have you, there are some twists and turns in our world as we live it that i want you to comment on if you could. there are about 11 states right now in the country that have passed restrictions on voting that could have a big impact on 2022 and beyond. what concerns you the most about what you're seeing right now? >> that, rather than this bringing every american to attention and raising their concerns, this is being treated as a partisan exercise. unfortunately, this is republicans who are stripping access to the right to vote from all americans, and it is a danger to our democracy. this is not about who wins an election. it's about whether we have elections that are free and fair. and unfortunately, in these states we're seeing a response to free and fair elections by trying to strip away and restrict access, particularly for communities of color, young people and disabled. and that is deeply problematic and should be a concern to ev

what stacey abrams is warning against i think is correct.n the case of democrats it's going to be in the traditional play book of register, educate and mobilize as many voters as possible while also fighting these illegitimate voter suppression laws in court to make sure they don't go into effect, to make sure voters aren't entering and voting in hostile environments. because the uphill battle of casting your ballot or accessing the polls should not exist. and what we see are republicans and state legislatures across the country using a copy and paste format to move these bills forward, to get them to their governors to get them signed and that's going to create barriers. so i think stacey abrams is absolutely right to stay focused on the big picture here, stay focused on create elections where all of our votes count, where we don't have to bend over backwards in order to access the polls and where we feel comfortable and safe doing it, not in hostile environments. what i'm truly concerned about is how these voter suppression laws, these lie

so, what stacey abrams is warning is absolutely correct. the case for democrats, it is going to be a combination of the traditional playbook of register, educate and mobilize as many voters as possible. while also fighting these illegitimate voting for suppression laws in court to make sure that they don't have an effect. to make sure voters aren't voting in hostile environments. because the uphill battle of casting their ballot, or accessing the polls, should not exist. and what we see is, republicans at the state house and legislatures across the country, using a copy and paste format to move these bills forward. to get them to their governors to get them sign. and that is going to create barriers. i thank stacey creek abrams is absolutely right to, stay focused on the big picture here. stay focused on creating a democracy. and creating elections were all of our votes count. where we don't have to bend over backwards in order to access the polls. and where we feel comfortable in and safe doing it. not in hostile, environments. so i am tru

in short, stacey abrams?ll, i try to emulate my characters, and i try to have my characters reflect who i am. >> reporter: abrams grew up in mississippi and then georgia. her parents both became methodist ministers later in life, and encouraged their six children to have high aspirations, big dreams that sometimes rain iraninto hard reality. in 1991, abrams, as valedictorian, was invited to meet of governor of georgia. >> my parents and i arrived on the marta bus because we didn't have a car. we go up the driveway of the governor's mansion, we get to the gate, and the guard stops us and tells us we don't belong there. it is a private event. my father says, we have an invitation. and the guard doesn't ask for the invitation, but i remember him watching the bus pull off,,. >> reporter: weren't you mortified? >> absolutely. to things happened that day, one, they were not going to let me be denied this honor i achieved. two, i think they wanted me to see my responsibility is not to let someone else tell me who i

guest jason stacey and matthew ellington, a brief history with skills and sources for the ap u.s. history course. review different eras of american history and demonstrate how to analyze historic documents. watch tonight and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> sky 101. blocking the street. 1700 block massachusetts avenue northwest. you head up that way. >> i'll get the other. >> we have a report of two cars overturned. 606. >> anyone in the area in dupont circle putting barricades. >> report of 1,000. >> 608. >> attention all units. tear gas being used. >> anyone in the area, we need an officer. >> okay. do you have it? anyone? 6:19. we have another large group in dupont circle. >> the whole world is watching. >> this was the spring offensive. the mobilization of masses of people at a given time and place attracts worldwide news coverage and attention. for the protest organizer insider and promoter, it is a vital and necessary tactic. on april 24th, 1971, the national peace action coalition supported by welfare rights groups, labor unions and others held a mass

i agree with stacey abrams.cy. >> we've got personal today when the chair of the committee senator klobuchar addressed senator cruz. let's listen. >> when in fact you, senator cruz, not all of your colleagues here today, you were contesting the electoral college. you are leading one of the leaders on the effort to say that the election results were not correct. and so, you wonder why we want to make sure people have the right to vote. >> and you see there in that shot, that your texas senator cannot even look up and face one is being said to him, which is absolutely true. >> no, he can't. he has bragged recently about leading the insurrection on january 6th. i agree with what was said earlier, vice -- he should wear a scarlet mess everywhere he goes. this is the biggest divide in our politics, lawrence, it is in between the partisan ideology, it is between people who believe in democracy, and those who don't. we need to have support for the folks who believe in democracy in the form of legislation that prevents

and a lot of the reviewers salute the eroticism of selena montgomery slash stacey abrams i don't careroticism of politicians or brian kemp or margery taylor green show us to show us their erotic side i would cover my eyes and never throughout the that to any kindle or device i have. >> i had no idea -- [laughter] she was such an e rot erotic person voting rights whole other layer that i am fascinating i can't wait to get my hands on these books great beach read all right cancel culture -- please know, please no, no that's okay. jesse: please tell us raymond their cancel culture is coming for disneyland they don't like prince charming what did he do? >> there were two san francisco reporters who were objecting to the update of the snow white attraction you see it there where the prince charming kisses snow white and brings her back to life they say kiss is without a consent. now and therefore it is not true love. now look jesse if these two were worried about making a fairytale bringing them into woke reality that we have to live in today why aren't they concerned ab stepmother when tr

this is stacey randecker, and i find it hilarious that people are advocating for opening streets by citing how bad traffic is and how dangerous it is with all these cars. what they fail to realize is they're telling on themselves. cars are the problem. cars are the problem. they hurt our city, they hurt or environment. the solution is what we adopts long ago, that we are a transit-first city. we need more transit. we need better transit to serve people. we don't need a study, we need everyone served fairly at a rate that they can afford. yes, people on transit get people out of cars make so much more available to people who walk and bike and don't have to be chained inside of their vehicle. i don't understand how this is so difficult. please lead us. >> clerk: hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hi, thank you. i just wanted to ask, i wonder how many people the commenters realize that the city has goals of 80% of trips need to be made by 2030, and if the commissioners aren't doing it, how they expect the residents to do it themselves. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. caller. hello, cal

. ♪ ♪ jesse: stacey abrams with a lot of fiction theseays but this might take the cake.t? the first three of her collection the rules of engagement, the art of desire, and power of persuasion. they're being reissued next year same year as 2020 jube thattorial election she may or may not run in we try to get our hands on some even used copes are selling for upwards of 100 bucks abrams says books, quote, showcase women of color as nuance determined and exciting. joining me now fox news contradict tore raymond arroyo what's the read on this? >> well you heard jesse i actually tracked a few of these down. i admit i downloaded them on to my kindle thanks to you and your producers i don't know why you made me go down this path but here we are. look this is my big take away -- jesse: me okay. >> this is you when you have hidden fen, secrets, lies and deceptions as a politician, it is not the best look okay. and a lot of the reviewers salute the eroticism of selena montgomery slash stacey abrams i don't care about eroticism of politicians or brian kemp or margery taylor green sh

a former college football coach who was fired for incendiary tweets about georgia politician stacey abramsis job back. chris malone says he was forced to resign earlier this year from the chattanooga offensive line coach for comments the school says do not represent the values of its football program but malone argues he should never have been fired for what he considers exercising his first amendment rights. let's start an argument, civil rights attorney and washington time legal affairs reporter alex. this is a classic first amendment case, freedom of speech. let's start with this exhibit a right here. this is the offending tweet that got the coach and so much trouble. after 30 minutes, he deleted it but he said "congratulations to the state of georgia and a fat albert stacey abrams because it we had shown america the true works of cheating an election again, enjoy the buffet become a big girl, you earned it. hope the money was good, still not governor." i think we can all agree that that is not a very nice tweet but did he deserve to get fired for that? alex, make your case. >> i think

stacey abrams, the governor in georgia is in her spare time a naughty novel writer. those books may soon be coming to a store near you. trace gallagher has the story. >> if you are in the market for a romance novel like power of persuasion" or "rules of engagement," you can expect it from $92 to $3200 a copy. that is mostly because the books are out of print and selena montgomery is current political activist, stacey abrams. you know, romance writer turned political fighter. these days, she is known for using phrases like moral imperative and equal justice. but during her time as steamy selena, she got hearts fluttering using terms like like embracing. despite having a pen name, she isn't trying to shy away from her past. in fact, now that three of the books are about to be reissued, she is trying to bring up interest by noting that it showcases women of color as nuanced, determined, and exciting. the characters apparently work at the u.s. government espionage organization and when they are not trying to save the world from foreign adversaries, they can be found, of

thank you very much, stacey.great honor to be here at the new york stock exchange since 197. and i'm just happy to be back. thank you very much, stacey. stacey cunningham, the president of the new york stock exchange quite an honor, carl >> oh, bob, that is fantastic. and you are so deserving of being the first one back we will be talking to you a lot from there jim, i'm having flashbacks, i don't know about you. >> it's a warm place i think it's a very warm c convivial atmosphere and center stage. and center stage is good and an ipo and a crowd, and that energy is so exciting >> do you think we will be able to talk to people, the ceo will they let us come on >> apparently we will have to expand the desks though. >> this is going to be like a great environment, and we can put our hands up and we can touch. geez >> we're getting there small steps. we're getting there. >> we just got to push through. >> fascinating i keep coming back, vaccinations, no one has asked me if i'm vaccinated, they'll take my temperature,

joining us now minority leader stacey abrams.tacey. while you're saving democracy, you're writing books, you're pretty appraising. it is great to have you back on the show. >> thank you. >> what do you make of these so-called audits still happening and recounts in arizona and georgia? >> these are schemes designed to perpetuate not only the big lie but more concerning it is to perpetuate the insurrection. what caused that behavior on january 6 was an attempt to rewrite history and to -- the notion that all voters should have the right to be heard, that the election administration that occurred was done correctly and that the outcome of the election was correct. and instead of seeing us move on as a nation, what we're watching instead is this concerted attack on our right to vote by heritage action, by the republican national committee and unfortunately by elected republican officials who know better but refuse to do better. >> stacey, it is willie geist. as you know very well, the votes for from the 2020 election in the state of

you know of the whale is turning her back to where we were 100 years ago let's find out more from stacey max it has dawned on me that the roaring twenty's are back yes history is actually seemingly repeating itself in fact not just rhyming so you know incomes are up 21 percent since last march and up 33 percent from 21000. consumer spending highest ever stock markets all time highs and let's 1st look at charlie monger he's a partner with warren buffett over at berkshire hathaway and of course is from the 1920 s. he was born in 1924 so he will remember as a little child baby flapper you know that the wrong twenty's charlie monger on bitcoin today quote i should say modestly that i think the whole them development is disgusting and contrary to the interests of civilization she owns banks that launder billions per year and have been charged criminally give me a break says ethen he promptly on 0 right right path makes a get out survey should there you know 75 percent of the berkshire hathaway portfolio he break it down is banks and the banks are the 1st in line from the central banks to get

howard: "usa today" lets stacey abrams flout the rules and why a reporter quits "the new york post."s faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. good boy! [laughs] ♪ hold my pouch. ♪ trust us, us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. howard: "usa today" ran an opinion coluy stacey abrams, the georgia democratic activist, defending the national criticism of major league baseball as it was about to pull the all-star game from atlanta, but a week later the paper allowed abrams to challenge the boycott. steve krakauer, how does "usa today" let stacey abrams change her position, go back and teleedit this piece -- stealth edit this piece and not tell readers about it? >> yeah. this was a weird one. we often see, and you mentioned a couple of these corrections wit

stacey abrams on the future of voting in the u.s. and much more. >> woodruff: president biden's remarks today signaled somewhat of a shift about vaccine distribution and about expectations of how many adults will get vaccinated by mid- summer. we look at this and other pressing questions with the u.s. surgeon general, dr. vivek murthy. he's a key member of the president's team on covid. dr. murthy, welcome back to the "newshour". let me ask you about what appears to be a shift in emphasis away from these mass vaccination sites to an attet to get a more individuallyized approach, a community-based approach sz to try to reach as many people as possible. how much concern is there that there's rezips to getting the vaccine? >> well, judy, it's good to see you today. i think this is a really important topic which is how do we move forward in this next phase of the vaccination campaign, and there are a few obstacles and challenges we are trying to address. each phase of this campaign has had its own challenges, but right now what we've got

. >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up.osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her phone number or her address. >> he's a character, what can i tell you. he's like i did none of that. by the end of the day i'm walking out here. >> in addition, osmanovic said he saw quinn's picture in the media and he didn't know her. >> did you recognize her? >> sir, i mean she looks like a blonde chick. >> he didn't look at that picture and say i don't know this woman. >> sir, she doesn't look like anybody that i know. >> but the atmosphere quickly changed when cole brought in a photo of quinn gray. >> we've already been to the publix. you know why? because this woman brought us there. >> okay. so what did i do? >> she is saying that you abducted her. >> i abducted her? >> yes, sir. i have more than enough evidence to charge you based on her word. >> and then the detective started to apply pressure to osmanovic. >> and for you to say that you don't even know her concerns me greatly, jasmin, concerns me greatly. because

. >>> stacey abrams is best known for her passion for politics. but long before she rallied against voter suppression, she had a passion for something else, writing romance novels. now a major publisher has acquired the rights to three of her out of print books written 20 years ago. she says the stories are what she wished to read as a young black woman. >> did you see the name on those books? selena montgomery. i guess that's her pen name. >>> well, coming up, covid relief funds spent on a giant statue of a squid. >>> and the therapist making the patient feel like dancing. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio, and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find ou

>> i would only add to stacey's list that they are also going after the hardware and software. you have cyber ninjas which is an uncertified firm when it comes to conducting audit, in there, taking over machines, compromising the integrity of those machines and now taxpayers are not only paying for an audit to challenge an election that's really not in question, but they now are going to have to foot the bill for millions of dollars in arizona of voting machines in maricopa county. it is an extraordinary abuse of taxpayer funding, of the entire infrastructure. it portends a bad signal around the country when these local officials, state officials, continue to challenge an election where there is no question. joe biden is president, he won it freely and fairly. and republicans continue this farce. it really does undermine people's confidence in the election and elections process and in the people conducting those elections. >> jonathan, i want to get so some of your new reporting on the infrastructure package. the president spoke with david brooks of "the new york times" with pu

stacey says it's an idea she's been kick around in her head for awhile.a blouse that you have on right now? it is gorgeous. dress or blouse? >> it's a blouse. >> oh, okay, thank you. >> thank you for the woman moment. i appreciate that. >> i was listening to her report but -- >> you know, i was wondering the same thing. >> george. >> i knew it was a blouse. [ laughter ] you can read an excerpt in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. ♪ if you close your eyes ♪ >>> what a morning our thanks to ginger and the team for bringing us to mexico. a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of wh

you can also blame stacey abrams from a lot of this happening.ina senator, lindsey graham. 17 days early voting in from georgia, in person early voting, zero in the state of delaware. once an absentee ballot, you need an excuse. but that's not the case in georgia. drop boxes all over georgia, none are in delaware. how does joe biden with his race history himself there to make j the allegations time after time this is jim crow 2.0 and look at the financial devastation that occurred to thereafter. >> they are trying to intimidate corporate america to abandon the republican party. here's my message to corporate america, corporate georgia, have you lost your mind? don't you realize that the only thing between you and your companies enter shareholders anu the democratic agenda of high taxes, incredible regulation, and unbelievable spending is the republican party? don't you realize that the republican georgia, to go democrats in georgia in the united states senate are fully on a board for the most radical agenda in the history of the country when it c

as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i can end your piece on grease on face of the fight 9 wall street pot thank you for helping. destroy that's right fellowship or debt slavery. the world is driven by shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. the goal for the for the audience it looks like you'll get up and going to go up we've crossed the atlantic ocean. 6 and there's a welcoming party waiting for us in brazil. it appears the news of our voyage is which the locals. hope. the next stage of our expedition will be very tough and it will take us 3 months to complete we'll navigate to the pacific ocean via the caribbean sea. with a taste of dishing to our crew is. a sense of my. bit bossing me arlen's of trying to. dad and tobago the heavy unrelenting right. on next door. the capital of the dominican republic. run the summer. the main local attraction for the crew is christopher columbus his statue in columbus park. is a. cold. enough when you're just it's about people making love for. you could be an issue that's in the six

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i helped raise millions of dollars for those races so full credit to stacey and everyone else who hasng the work for years, but it's okay for other people to contribute to their success. >> reporter: some heated exchanges there. new yorkers don't usually tune in to the mayoral race until the final weeks. we're now entering those final weeks. the primary is on june 22nd. we'll be watching to see how this debate shapes the race. one thing that's important to note is this year for the first time, new york city will be using a ranked choice voting system which means voters won't just be choosing one candidate. they'll be asked to list them in order of preference. nl it really could be anybody's race. >> it really does change everything and maybe even change the way some of the candidates run. it will be a fascinating final month or so. athena, thanks for that report. >>> new guidance on masks leaving lots of open questions for families when it comes to kids in school. the president of one of m america's largest teachers unions joins us live. someday i'll ask you a question that will chang

they can do in texas what stacey abrams did in arizona who passed raphael warnock in georgia in terms of how they were able to bring the folks to the polls. they can do the exact same thing but democrats play around saying let's focus on the next election cycle. no, you got to go into those communities and register those people to flip that particular state. theopportunity is there. this bill targets the suburbs in texas. republicans have been losing in harris county, dallas county, bexar county and the suburbs. the drop boxes, drive through voting, that is specifically targeting harris county. in the last election, democrats were five seats away from taking control of the texas house. they didn't. and so this is one of those moments where you have to understand what is going on. the blame is the feet of chief justice john roberts is laying for the voting rights act so people need to understand what is going on here and last point, ali, lame senators christian cinema and joe mansion need to wake the hell up and realize what is going on because their refusal to end the filler buste. sh

we are never going to be full again. >> that was stacey butler reporting. gofundme has been set up for the boys family. it is already raised more than $100,000. >>> back in the bay area police and senate they are investigating the fourth pedestrian fatality of the year. a woman was struck and killed just before 11:00 last night as she walked across center road near lewis. she was not in a crosswalk. police say the driver stayed at the scene and was not impaired the victim's name has not been released yet. >>> 10 minutes later officers were sent to investigate a shooting just three miles to the house. the victim was found on a 500 block of saddlebrook drive suffering from life-threatening injuries. there is no word on his condition at this hour and so far, no arrests. >> one suspect is under arrest, more are wanted in a massive diesel fuel heist banning 15 locations from napa county down to monterey. investigators say the group got away with more than 10,000 gallons by overwriting the software on locked pumps. than they would resell the diesel at a discount.

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john legend, stacey abrams were headlining. that has been canceled. any explanation of why?n as the remember and rise portion of this. remember, this event has a series of different events within the program. and organizers for that specific event say that john legend and stacey abrams were supposed to be there, will not be there, because that event has been canceled. organizers will only say at this point that, quote, due to unexpected circumstances with entertainers and speakers, that event has been canceled. and we -- just to be clear, we don't have any indication right now that the dhs warnings and the cancellation of this event are connected in any way. but all of this unfolding here as this commemorative event here in tulsa, oklahoma is beginning here this weekend. >> let's pray for a peaceful weekend. ed lavandera, thank you very much. >>> a reminder, the new cnn film "dream land: the burning of black wall street" premiers monday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, on cnn. >>> movie theaters are opening up this memorial day weekend. are people ready to go back? >> no. >> victor

she's like a mixture of sarah palin and stacey fleck.o do about her, honestly how democrats need to respond to her. it's the fact people need to stop tweeting her. people need to stop treating her as if she's competent. if she wants to run around with matt gaetz and hang out some of his friends after they're done with theeraly that's perfectly fine, but she doesn't need to get as much attention as she gets. and the second thing is get together and tell the sergeant at arms and say follow her every single place she goes in congress. because what you can't do when she's not spending time causing chaos at her local l.a. fitness, she's running around and terrorizing people in congress. let her be one of 145 people who don't get anything in congress. but don't make her a superstar when she can't pass legislation, can't raise money -- >> i completely disagree you. he talks about republicans spent a majority of their money in the last election calling democrats extremists. most of their ads had the words aoc or the squad in them. they nailed de

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i'm anxious to see what they've been able to come up with. >> democratic representative, stacey plaskett, of the united states virgin islands. good to talk to you. >> ali, if i may -- if i may just to say happy mother's day to my mother, maggie. i love you, mom. happy mother's day. >> that was what we all needed this morning. thank you for that. happy mother's day to your mom as well. >>> we're just getting started on this saturday morning. coming up, i will talk to virginia senator tim kaine about biden's plans to put america's economy back on track and the deepening divisions within the gop. a party that's fast becoming the party of trump. and barbara comstock will join me to weigh in on that issue. >>> and the big "s" word that the gop uses to weaponizes biden's policies, it's socialism. would you believe me if i told you that was another big lie? oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy! buddy, it's a filter! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ so what do you love about your alwa

. >>> i am joined now by delegate stacey plaskett who represents the u.s. virgin islands in congress and was an impeachment manager for democrats, earlier this year, when donald trump was impeached for inciting the insurrection. and congressman plaskett, if i had told you when you were an impeachment manager on the senate floor, that three months later, the big lie on the election would be so pervasive that republicans would lose their jobs in leadership for not supporting it. what would you have said? >> i'd say, i'm not surprised. >> really? why? >> you know, well, i mean, you watched, during the impeachment, that individuals who agreed with us. and even a kevin mccarthy, who had a colossal fallout argument/cursing match with the -- with the president on the day of the insurrection, on january 6th. went to the floor to say that he was responsible. and then, several days later, mea culpa, he was following the trail of donald trump. going to mar-a-lago, and asking for forgiveness. if that's what the leadership was doing, right there, several days after the

. >> reporter: 12-year-old jackson with mother stacey by his side among the first wave of children to be vaccinated today the cdc green-lighting the fda's decision to expand pfizer's emergency use authorization for kids 12 to 15 years old >> i am really excited because i have been looking forward to it. >> reporter: by tomorrow states nationwide will begin vaccinating the 17 million kids who are now newly eligible it's believed roughly half of all parents plan to get their children vaccinated, but many still aren't convinced. >> i got the vaccine my dad passed away from covid i am on the fence for the kids i think it's pretty safe, but, you know, scary always to be the first. >> reporter: the cdc and aap provide pediatricians with safety information urging parents to talk to their trusted care providers. >> we can talk them through what the side effects are, what we know, what we don't know, and it's okay to be hesitant. it's okay to have questions. >> reporter: though their infection rates are much lower than adults, since the start of the pandemic there have been more as soon as pos

entertainment power 100 list some include regina king who made her debut as a director also joanna gaines and staceydit for the documentary called "all in, the fight for democracy. also on the list former first lady michelle obama and meghan markle who have new projects with netflix and spotify. >>> the u.s. post tecal service paying tribute to yogi berra as part of a forever stamp collection berra won an mlb record 10 year record and was enshrined in 1972 thpride ofe >>> i'll get to see grandmother more, my cousins. >> i'm very happy for my teenager. >> it's been really tough on her staying at home. >> no reservations at all. >> right now at 4:30 in just a matter of hours vaccinations for kids 12 and older start across the bay area. coming up helping you figure out where, when, and how to access those shots. it's thursday morning and "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to all things vacci