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nbc news jane timm, now, jane, what are the highlights of this new law in the bluegrass state >> goodpandemic election reforms permanent. so that means three days of early voting drop boxes a portal where voters can request their absentee ballots and a cure process so if you make a mistake on that absentee ballot, you can fix it before it is thrown out and not counted. now, there is something in this -- there's something for everyone, in this bill there is, also, ballot integrity measures like, ballot collection rules, that regulate who else can handle your ballot now, republicans did very well in kentucky in 2020 with pandemic-related expansions. so, while democrats, also, like expansions like this because they think it'll help turn out more voters of color what you are seeing is two parties that agree it might be good for their interests to let more people vote and to modernize the process. >> huh you know, many republicans elsewhere have been saying that some of these new, restrictive bills are not restrictive. because they are similar to laws in new york, new jersey, and for that

lincoln center president henry timms -- >> hurting so badly. we closed first, we'll open last.try, one of the things we need to see next is as much support as possible for local arts organizations. for all those people who make up that big pot of our soul, we all need to reclaim. ♪ >> reporter: for musicians, the concert serving as a reminder of the importance in coming together. >> music is something that gives us an opportunity to do that regularly, and i hope everybody remembers how magical it is to gather together in the same space and experience something beautiful. ♪ >> reporter: a note of a community in concert. [ applause ] >> reporter: nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the top general at ft. sill, oklahoma, speaks with david martin in his first interview about the suspension of a group of army instructors in an alleged sexual assault. >>> plus, a former speaker of the house, john boehner, tells us about his book "on the house: a washington memoir." >>>>> and vladad duthiers s spe wiwith two of f the breakokout "manari.i." >>> thanks f

radio talk show host and desiree timms, former ohio democratic congressional candidate, joining me nowbiden has claimed that georgia's law blocked people from providing voters with food and water while they stood in line when in fact that is not true in the white house press secretary jen psaki further backing that line of attack. desiree? >> we know that it is so important to protect our democracy and what we are seeing coming out of georgia is frankly unacceptable. the american vote is just as american as apple pie and it is our duty and our right to ensure that every american has access to the ballot. what we are seeing coming out of georgia does the opposite. too many lives have been lost over decades. civil rights legends fought for this right and we are not just going to sit by and allow people to walk it back because they lost. it happens. >> julie: okay, but the president and now jen psaki backing this is basically stating some falsehoods. saying that the polls were open from 9:00 to 5:00 and those are business working hours, not allowing voters to vote. that is not true, the h

. >> all right, jane timm on that fight.casio-cortez officially reintroducing the new green deal happening as we speak. a live look at that news conference they are holding on the hill. the two progressive lawmakers originally introduced the resolution some two years ago. nbc's garrett haake is on the hill covering this for us. is this version of the green new deal different now the democrats have control of congress and the white house, or is it pretty much the same thing? >> reporter: well, it's bigger and more expansive but face as lot of the same political problems this version of the green new deal also includes new component pieces like launching a green climate core, like working to green properly public housing. representative ocasio-cortez laid out the scope of the program a few minutes ago. take a listen. >> it is going to be an all-hands-on-deck approach and we refuse to leave any community behind in the process. not only do we refuse to leave any community behind but those who have been left behind come first. >>

. >> jane timm, thank you so much. >>> the other major aspect of this story we're focusing on is theomic impact and cost of cancellation. major league baseball made it official moving the july all-star game from atlanta to denver. the estimated economic loss for georgia is over $100 million. the small business owners and workers feeling like they are bearing a brunt. this right here, this is the cost of cancellation. as companies and activists are making statements and taking actions in hopes of creating long-term positive social change, the unintended consequence is the short-term pain inflicted on those local economies. blayne alexander is in atlanta with more on that. >> steph, as you know, we've heard from a lot of different people for who have been reporting this constant fallout, continued fallout from georgia's controversial voting bill. we heard from lawmakers both here in georgia and in washington. we heard from big businesses and corporations but now we are hearing from the small businesses, you know, all sides really agree that they are the ones who are truly feeling the i

. >> jane timm, thank you. >>> st.ass ceiling on a cnbc trip, coast to coast. >>> missouri tishaura jones now the first black woman elected mayor of st. louis. jones won the general election, yesterday, beating out cara spencer with more than 51% of the vote she's been the city's treasurer for eight years. her campaign focused, primarily, on curbing a spike in homicides across st. louis she's set to be sworn in april 20th >>> california 44 schools in san francisco named after historically-black -- i should say, after historic figures, will not be renamed, after all school-board officials voted, yesterday, to suspend the controversial plan early t earlier this year, they moved to rename the schools because they paid tribute to people with what they say is a controversial past some of them include washington, lincoln, and jefferson parents, immediately, came out against the whole idea the school board says it wants to avoid frivolous litigation. >>> texas. video shows a fast-food employee, leap through a drive-through wi