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the gentleman from kentucky. mr. yarmuth: i now yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from texas, a member of the budget committee, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. doggett: rescue and relief for those awaiting lifesaving vaccines for, for struggling small businesses -- vaccines, for struggling small businesses, for families about to lose their home, for impoverished children, for those wanting to get back to school, the survival check is coming. for republicans that delayed for seven long months last year seem to block this lifeline this year. texans say they can't wait for their gamesmanship. they have been the one shouldering the burden of leadership after multiple truck failures and outrageous abbott interference. they need to provide for our communities. that's the relief you would provide. let's preserve the promise of life and liberty for those whose future has been dimmed by hardship. republicans will not, again, deny the relief that we

the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. yarmuth: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the distinguished chairman of the education and labor committee and also a member of the budget committee, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 1868. since the start of the pandemic, congress has passed several emergency covid-19 response packages to help our communities get back on their feet. due to technicalities in the reconciliation process, some of that will be wiped away unless we pass this legislation. so h.r. 1868 is necessary to provent the automatic across-the-board funding cuts that will undermined our recovery, just as the ranking member mentioned, that will happen unless we pass this bill. many will occur in education and labor. it stops students from borrowing. would increase the cost of taking out a student loan. the bill protects teach grants which help recruit talent

the gentleman from kentucky. mr. yarmuth: i now yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from texas, a member of the budget committee, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. doggett: rescue and relief for those awaiting lifesaving vaccines for, for struggling small businesses -- vaccines, for struggling small businesses, for families about to lose their home, for impoverished children, for those wanting to get back to school, the survival check is coming. for republicans that delayed for seven long months last year seem to block this lifeline this year. texans say they can't wait for their gamesmanship. they have been the one shouldering the burden of leadership after multiple truck failures and outrageous abbott interference. they need to provide for our communities. that's the relief you would provide. let's preserve the promise of life and liberty for those whose future has been dimmed by hardship. republicans will not, again, deny the relief that we

he had about 1200 men coming up from the kentucky militia and knew they were on their way. the evening of may 4, he had gotten word that these kentucky troops were actually just two miles downriver. harrison sent a runner out to the colonel in charge of the kentucky militia and told him he needed to take 800 men across the river. they were to spike the british canons, simply make them inoperable, and then they were supposed to come back to the fort. that was very important. come straight back to the fort. the colonel takes 800 kentucky militia across the river and manages to take some of the british cannons, but the british run back to fort miami, which is their headquarters during the battle of fallen timbers. just located a few miles down the river. the british ran back there for reinforcements. as the kentuckians are hanging around after they have taken their cannons, some of the american indians that were allied with the british started firing at them, and all 800 kentuckians took off into the woods after them. the native americans got the kentucky soldiers are scared a

welcome campanella take the news from behind we start off in kentucky which is that ever a good sign the kentucky senate has passed a bill criminalizing insults against police the bill would make it a class b. misdemeanor if someone a costs insults taunts or challenges a law enforcement officer with offensive or derisive words or by gestures or other physical contact that would have a direct tendency to provoke violent response from a perspective of a reasonable and prudent person and you get a maybe well listen. i didn't say no one supports and cherishes and honors our nation's pig more than i do but this goes against america's god given freedom of speech and by god given i mean human given gotten nothing to do with it but yes of course we should all support our men and women of the law whether they happen to be wearing their klan hood at the moment or they just haven't talked in their back pocket and no one has said more positive things about our roid rage in thai ran a goal race is simple minded empirical jack boots then maybe sure they act as the fist of the corporate state and o

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welcome campanella take the news from behind we start off in kentucky which is that ever a good sign the kentucky senate has passed a bill criminalizing insults against police the bill would make it a class b. misdemeanor if someone a cost insults taunts or challenges a law enforcement officer with offensive or derisive words or by gestures or other physical contact that would have a direct tendency to provoke violent response from a perspective of a reasonable and prudent person and you get a maybe well listen. i didn't say no one supports and cherishes and honors our nation's pig more than i do but this goes against america's god given freedom of speech and by god given i mean human given god nothing to do with it but yes of course we should all support our men and women of the law whether they happen to be wearing their klan hood at the moment or they just haven't talked in their back pocket and no one has said more positive things about our roid rage in thai ran a goal race is simple minded empirical jack boots then maybe sure they act as the fist of the corporate state and only

more potential flooding in kentucky. state of emergency has been declared in central and eastern kentucky this morning. meanwhile, subfreezing temperatures return to the >>> finally, the fast food .- worker turning 100. >> she recently celebrated the big day with colleagues and customers. >> reporter: at this pennsylvania mcdonald's ruther shuster is serving up more than just food on the go. she's offering smiles. a happy meal of a different kind. even the occasional performance. >> friday comes. we all sing. we sing "you are my sunshine." we all sing it. every time they come in. >> reporter: bringing joy is something that ruthie's done for nearly a century. and this soon-to-be 100-year-old is easily the restaurants most popular employee. >> i became a widow at 50 and i have been working ever since. i like working. >> reporter: during the pandemic, ruthie says she misses the crowds. she would greet at work and after work activity. >> i'd go dancing four days a week. there's no dances around. >> reporter: but she's still

these images from kentucky tonight. and this evening, the northeast now bracing for sub-zero wind chills. let's get right to ginger zee tracking it all for us. hey, ginger. reporter: davi march is roaring inee the wind kicking here, my hair evident. wanted to show you the wind warnings and advisories though, all the way from altoona, pennsylvania, up to jackman, maine. and flood warnings still exist in parts of kentucky where they saw up to seven inches of rain. that cold front trails all the way to the gulf coast. so, overnight tonight, you're going to see gusts in places like boston, up to 50 miles per hour. albany, you could kick up to around 52. and what that means is by tomorrow morning, it will still be windy, but it will take the temperatures and migits or even sub-zero. things do get better after tomorrow, though. >> they will at some point and after tomorrow, we'll take it. thank you, ginger. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to california. a surgeon now facing questions after he was seen making a court appe

search warrants across theommonwealth of kentucky. it mandated alcohol and drug testing for officers who have been involved in deadly incidences like the murder of breonna taylor. the bill would also require the use of body-worn cameras when issuing a search warrant so that the process can be documented. >> sreenivasan: but what's the primary opposition? who are the forces that are aligned against it? >>ell, the president of the senate filed a bill in the senate the day before the filing deadline a few weeks ago. and so, that's the bill that the body ended up pushing through. we're now working to try to amend it to include some of what we had in the people's breonna's law, house bill 21, including maki sure that officers have clear insignia when they are coming to someone's door and also making sure that we restrict the use of no-knock search warrants because the bill that did pass committee senate bill 4 expands the use of no- knock search warrants, so we don't want that. >> sreenivasan: what to you is that threshold where you would

they had about 1200 men coming up from the kentucky militia. on the evening of may 4, he had gotten word that they were two miles downriver. harrison sent a runner out to colonel dudley who was in charge of the kentucky militia and told him he needed to take 800 men across the river. they were to spike british cannons and come back to the fort. in the morning of may 5, colonel dudley takes a hundred men across the river. he manages to take some of the british cannons, but the british ran back to fort miami which was their headquarters located just a mile down the river. the british ran back there for reinforcements. as the kentuckians are hanging around after they have taken their cannons, some of the american indians started firing at them and the kentuckians all 800 of them took off into the woods after them. the native americans got the kentucky soldiers scared and confused and attacked. unfortunately, it was a complete and utter massacre. of the 800 men that went over there, six under 50 of them were killed or captured. -- 650 of them were

these images from kentucky tonight. to vaccination sites across the country. the company promising 20 million doses by the end of march. 100 million doses by june. the question everyone would like to know, what does this mean for the timeline? will vaccinations happen any quicker in this country? the one-shot vaccine 100% effective at preventing hospitalizations and deaths and now amid this uptick in covid cases, concerns about the variants. tonight, the cdc now saying this is not the time to ease restrictions or to let our guard down. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo under fire tonight. a investigation now under way into two sexual harassment allegations. tonight, the governor's latest comments on these allegations and amid growing questions about the data on nursing home deaths in new york, the governor now hiring a lawyer to represent the governor's office. >>> new images emerging along the southern border. the biden administration now saying tonight the more than 500 families still separated by the trump administr

. >> a state of emergency has been declared in parts of kentucky. new video from london, kentucky, shows people being evacuated from the rising floodwaters. heavy rain has been falling from tennessee to kwv wv. >> on the west the story is the powerful winds. a massive tree came crashing down in santa ana, california. sending people running for cover. >> we begin with the flooding here in the east. this morning, millions of americans are waking up to a severe weather threat. heavy rain and powerful winds triggering flash flooding across the southeast. west of nashville, tennessee, overnight, a mud slide shut down part of a highway. nearby, rescue crews had to use bucket trucks to save five people, including an infant, after their truck slid off the flooded bridge. across the state line in murray, kentucky, the rooms of this church flooded with several inches of water. parks and athletic fields look like lakes. at this apartment building, multiple cars have water up to their bumpers, including a kentucky state police car. >> you can see that car, the

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the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. yarmuth: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the distinguished chairman of the education and labor committee and also a member of the budget committee, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 1868. since the start of the pandemic, congress has passed several emergency covid-19 response packages to help our communities get back on their feet. due to technicalities in the reconciliation process, some of that will be wiped away unless we pass this legislation. so h.r. 1868 is necessary to provent the automatic across-the-board funding cuts that will undermined our recovery, just as the ranking member mentioned, that will happen unless we pass this bill. many will occur in education and labor. it stops students from borrowing. would increase the cost of taking out a student loan. the bill protects teach grants which help recruit talent

we're really excited about it here in kentucky. the more vaccine you can send us, the better. >> brennan: you're a democrat, and since we heard from the republicans about the in-fighting in their party, i need to ask about the in-fighting within yours. west virginia joe manchin told us after the election that, quote, "the radical part of the democratic party scared the bee jesus out of rural voters in 2020." do you believe that the progressive wing of your party is out of touch? >> governor: i believe our party, like others, have lots of different people with lots of different views. but the ability to discuss those in a way where we don't make enemies out of one another is what is so important in side our party or for our country as large. and people are passionate. they're passionate about the views they have. but we also have to be respectful of one another, to make sure that what brings us together isn't who we dislike, but it is what we stand for. so when those debates are occurring, if they're actually on issues, then we're m

murray, kentucky, under water. cars and roads submerged. the national weather service warning of life-threatening flooding in the area. that same weather system bringing severe weather from the gulf coast to the tennessee valley this evening. let's get right to rob marciano. rob, walk us through the start of the week. >> reporter: whit, today's storms are a lot more dynamic as far as the winds. hence the tornado watch, including little rock, memphis, nashville. that's in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight. and flood watches extend all the way into west virginia with kentucky being the bull's eye. the storm front will be drifting to the south and east. as it does so, that's where the strongest storms will fire. wind damage possible, hail, a threat for tornadoes. tomorrow it weakens. a lot of rain from eastern texas through new york city. but the bull's eye, once again, tennessee and kentucky. those areas receiving three to four inches. they can't take any more rain. whit? >> rob, thank you. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo increasingly under

eva pilgrim, sheppardsville, kentucky. >> big thanks to eva there in kentucky where ups trucks with the vaccine will roll out this morning. and we're learning johnson & johnson has plans to test its new vaccine in young children, even newborns. timing is still being worked out. >>> turning to former president trump back in the national spotlight and making it clear he has no intention of loosening his grip on the republican party. he addressed cheering supporters at a conservative conference in orlando. he continued his false claim that he won the election and blasted president biden. he called for unity as he talked about those who voted to convict him. he said he is not starting a new party and hinted at another run in 2024. >> i want you to know that i'm going to continue to fight right by your side. i may even decide to beat them for a third time, okay? >> despite the enthusiasm in the room, a straw poll found only 55% of the people at the conference said they would vote for trump if the republican primary were held today. >>> senate democrats have reportedly dropped plans for a alt

and in the united states it's the anniversary of briana taylor's killing people in louisville kentucky are demanding justice the 26 year old black woman who was shot in her apartment by police during a botched narcotics raid no one was ever charged over the killing. or now we go to jordan where the health minister is resigning after at least 7 patients died because of an oxygen outage a hospital treating coronavirus patients a terabyte that said that he was marty responsible for the incident a nationwide medical emergency has now been declared to make sure that all the hospitals are not affected or birdman the reports. and show outside assault hospital in a one hour cut to vital oxygen supplies has been blamed on the deaths of patients. it affected intensive care the tennessee and coronavirus wards a backup supply a ride tonight to some. but my father and mother are at the coronavirus isolation zone inside the hospital by coincidence i was inside the hospital when suddenly the oxygen was cut we are starved who said they had run out of oxygen and that they are waiting for a truck for mo

state of kentucky demonstrators have been marking the anniversary in taylor's hometown of louisville and other cities the f.b.i. says it's made significant progress in the investigation but no homicide charges have yet been filed against any of the 3 police officers involved to have been fired and taylor's family has received $12000000.00 in compensation. our correspondent is following events for us from washington d.c. and mike the anniversary was well marked really well remembered by many people not just in louisville but really as we've said across the country. indeed years ago when izing of thick town protests throughout the country and played a major role in giving life to the black lives matter movements that became a dominant force in forging a debate about police excesses throughout the united states so certainly this anniversary remembered by many particularly in louisville kentucky the home of. among the people there in memory were her mother along with the lawyers who'd been fighting long and hard to get some kind of justice served this has not been the case of 3 police of

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kentucky is getting wetter and has location on its side. >> we can get to 70% of the u.s. in a one-day drive. whereas right now, you are importing product from mexico, coming two weeks on a truck. >> reporter: app harvest plans to build a dozen of the indoor grow facilities. they use rain water collected on the roof and stored in the pond, the size of 11 olympic swim withing pools. water is delivered to the plants in precise amounts so it's not wasted. >> once that rain water is in here, it only leaves as a tomato. >> reporter: it can grow year round and all night. when the greenhouse shows it's more colorful side. thanks to special grow lights that keep the 720,000 plants inside reaching for the sky. the company said that farming this way, uses 90% less water no, soil and results in 30 times more yield per acre than a regular outdoor farm. >> so you may be thinking, well that's great for tomatoes, i would like to eat more than tomatoes. they said they can do it for any sort of vine crop, including cucumbers, bell peppers and berries. there's down side, building structures

and your constituents that you're dealing with i don't know the kentucky scene well is that is that something where some of these other provisions on transparency of political donations which you were just talking about for the small donor but also for the large donors and these provisions about gerrymandering reform as john just talked about would those make a difference in your political climate oh of course doesn't make a difference everywhere and i think that's why it's important for us to have political consistency and that's why it's so important for the federal government to be engaged there i mean at the end of the day we all agree gerrymandering is really about limiting you know people's access and their ability to be represented and sell to the extent that we can have draws a lot a lot of strong in a neutral way that is exactly what we need so again my friend not here may have found another place where we actually can agree i think it should not matter where the elected official lives or or who is in that district you know i mean to date that has been really focused on rac

and your constituents that you're dealing with i don't know the kentucky scene well is that is that something where some of these other provisions on transparency of political donations which you were just talking about for the small donor but also for the large donors and these provisions about gerrymandering reform as john just talked about would those make a difference in your political climate oh of course doesn't make a difference everywhere and i think that's why it's important for us to have political consistency and that's why it's so important for the federal government to be engaged there i mean at the end of the day we all agree gerrymandering is really about limiting you know people's access and their ability to be represented and sell to the extent that we can have draws a lot of straw in a neutral way that is exactly what we need so again my friend not here may have found another place where we actually can agree i think it should not matter where the elected official lives or or who is in that district you know i mean to date that has been really focused on race and c

some of those doses will come from kentucky. this is a live look at where they are rolling out doses of the new johnson & johnson vaccine. >> reporter: cranking up supplies in shepherdsville, kentucky. let's go inside. it is one of two centers distributing it and you can see they are on their way. 4million doses will ship out this morning and the company says 20 million doses will be available by the end of the month with 100 million by the end of june. it requires one dose for 85% protection against severe covid- 19, 28 days after vaccination. among those that got the vaccine in clinical trials, there were no deaths reported. it's the third vaccine to be in use here in the u.s. and the distribution continues, as do the possibilities for more people to get it when we see supplies increasing. >>> happening today, more california educators will have access to the vaccine. the state will designate 10% of its doses to school employees each week and the priority will be teachers and employees already working on-site at schools and th

there is breonna's law passed in louisville and three other states but not in kentucky her fight remains the same >> reporter: what do you want people to take away about your daughter >> that she changed the world. >> reporter: her mission is to make sure no one ever forgets it blayne alexander, louisville, kentucky >>> up next, should the covid vaccine be mandated? >>> as more of the country reopens, there is a growing debate over where the government and businesses can mandate the covid vaccine, gabe gutierrez has more >> reporter: with more and more americans getting shots in the arms, states and private businesses are grappling with the question should they force or can they force people getting the vaccine? >> more obligation >> reporter: scott crabtree is the ceo of the long-term care facility in new orleans which requires all employees to get vaccinated, ten of them resigns instead >> there is no hard feelings some people could not do it. the rest did >> reporter: what about bars and restaurants? >> jacobson says she was fired. >> it seems unfair, i don't think it is necessary at

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there is breonna's law passed in louisville and three other states but not in kentucky her fight remains the same >> reporter: what do you want people to take away about your daughter >> that she changed the world. >> reporter: her mission is to make sure no one ever forgets it blayne alexander, louisville, kentucky >>> up next, should the covid vaccine be mandated? >>> as more of the country reopens, there is a growing debate whether government and businesses can mandate the covid vaccine, gabe gutierrez has more >> reporter: more and more americans getting a shot in the arm, states and private businesses are grappling with a new question should they or can they force some people to get the vaccine. >> moral obligation. >> reporter: a long-term care facility in new orleans required all employees to get vaccinated >> there is no hard feelings but some people can't do it but the rest of our employees did. >> reporter: what about bars and restaurants? in new york, jacobson says she was fired after refusing to get vaccinated >> it is unfair, i don't think it is necessary at this time. >> re

for the death of briana taylor and so this is the scene right now in louisville kentucky. milk you all more who kills only home good who call the police. all of those who you know little rat removal. is here that is a good all right so just listening to. people there and speeches being given. for brianna taylor this is. a year since her death and a great deal of anger in a great deal of frustration that no one has been charged but nonetheless people gathering in protest to mark the anniversary of her killing of course she was she was 26 years old and she was shot dead when police entered her when police entered her actually roslyn jordan joins us now she's live for us in washington d.c. now there has been this payout of 12 $1000000.00 bought really makes little difference to a family that one year on still demanding justice. that's right and that's because the one officer who possibly could have been charged with firing the shots that killed briana taylor is only facing a criminal trial in a reckless endangerment charge for firing his weapon because some of the bullets fro

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would go into kentucky. so john brown was sort of used to this as a kid, except he didn't understand what it quite meant until one day, he recalled this in his later life. he was about nine years old and he remembered he was playing one day with a boy. who happen to be a black boy. and john brown didn't realize or didn't sink in that this boy was a slave until after they had been playing together, essentially as equals, that then this white man came along and started yelling at the boy and beating him over the head. just abusing him. and it dawned on john brown, wait we'll wait a minute, this black boy is in a very different position than i am because nobody could ever do that to me and get away with it. obviously the sky could do with this black boy. so at that point, john brown realized, there is something really wrong with slavery. but he didn't know what to do about it. and this again is my fundamental question. once you agree that slavery is wrong, what do you do about it? john brown didn't know what to

miskey was born in kentucky and continues to reside in cumberland kentucky. she married paul and and lover of quilting and sewing. miskey is a woman of faith and member of the church of the cheist. she is also the queen of the cumberland of the red hat society and home makers for over 50 years. i'm honored to represent her and join with everyone in couple beer lapped county in irm celebrating a 100th birthday. i would like to talk about transparency in government spending. that's one of the main objectives of the house oversight and reform committee. not only do we ensure the prevention of waste, fraud and mismanagement, we expect government transparency just like the people who send us here to be their voice. no greater disgrace to the taxpayers to the $28 trillion in debt we are facing as a nation. instead of taking this burden we are leaving our children and grandchildren, democrats are barreling a bipartisan 2 trillion package through congress, $2 trillion of deficit spending. congress has spent it to fight the coronavirus. and $1 trillion of that $4 tril

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state of kentucky demonstrators marking the anniversary in taylor's hometown of louisville and other cities beth guy says it's made significant progress in the investigation but no homicide charges have yet been filed against any of the 3 police officers involved to have been fired and taylor's family has received 12000000 dollars in compensation all my color is following developments for us from washington d.c. and mike how is the anniversary being by. it. was hundreds of protesters mourners gathered in memory of taylor in louisville kentucky the city in which she was killed on that night of march 13th a year ago among them of course her mother as well as her lawyers still anger among those who are seeking justice for her death as you mentioned the 3 police officers involved in the shooting none of them were charged with the murder all 3 had been fired at this particular point but no charges were laid apart from one of what was called wanton endangerment one of the police officers accused of firing blindly into the apartment block but the fact that no charges have been laid is. it d

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host: rick in providence, kentucky. caller: wasn't it eight or nine years ago that we had the obama-biden infrastructure plan and the signs went up all over the country about the shovel ready jobs and everything? what did we get for that trillion dollars? guest: we certainly got from infrastructure but the projects cannot be shovel ready right away. many of them cannot. because it takes regulatory approval to actually do the job, to find the people to do it, you need contracts and acquisitions. it needs to be well thought out which is another reason for doing it at the state and local level. to go back to flint, michigan, state and local officials need to be held accountable for different infrastructure projects. when washington send his funds back, they need to have as few line items as possible. state and local officials have flexibility to use the funds. they don't need public transit in a large rural area such as kansas. they can use those funds to proof the water system or some other project that state legislators

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the korean war legacy foundation conducted this 2014 interview in louisville, kentucky. watch tonight starting at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> "my trip abroad" by eleanor roosevelt is a short newsreel style film narrated by popular columnist and former first lady. she reports on her trip in 1950 to sweden, norway, finland, denmark, holland, france and england to observe post-world war ii rebuilding efforts. ♪♪ >>> few presidents of the united states have shown such an intense interest in europe and its democratic traditions as the late president franklin delano roosevelt, an interest deeply shared by his well-traveled wife eleanor. mrs. roosevelt is not only a noted traveler, but also a successful journalist who likes to see things for herself and whose column, "my day" has been read for 14 years by 6 million readers in nearly 100 american papers. they have been following with special interest an important trip she just made through europe. >> we landed at the airport in oslo, norway, at 9:45 a.m. where there was a large cr

the ap reports kentucky lawmakers passed the proposal through the state senate this week. the bill says anyone who taunts, insults or challenges a law enforcement officer would be guilty of a misde mean are and would face up to 90 days in jail plus fines. >> trevor: that's right. 90 days for insument-- insulting a police officer, so whatever you do, don't say to a cop wow, i thought strippers would be in better shape or nice face shield, you look like if a gi joe had sex with a chipotle sneeze guard. >> and don't tell any kentucky police knock knock jokes, you know they don't like knock knock, people are pretty angry about in, but put your is of in position of a police officer in kentucky, you are just doing your job, breaking into someone's job and shooting them in bed and then that person calls you a jerk? it's like hey buddy, i've got feelings too. but obviously there are a lot of problems with this law. first of all any protest gens police could land peaceful protestors in jail. and secondly, if you are married to a cop you basically have to let them win every single a

. >> reporter: states like massachusetts, pennsylvania and kentucky also easing restrictions, allowing larger crowds in smaller venues restaurants, high school proms, even las vegas pool parties are set to reopen with fewer mandates >> once everything kind of stabilized it was like okay, maybe i can go out now and i'd feel comfortable >> reporter: but comfort could lead to complacency, warns the cdc. after weeks of dramatic decline, daily cases and deaths have risen 2%. the numbers nowhere near the deadly winter surge but no better than the summer spike. and with 2,000 americans still dying every day, sometimes conflicting messages >> i am really worried about reports that more states are rolling back the exact public health measures we have recommended to protect people from covid-19 >> while so many other states kept locking people down over these many months, florida lifted people up >> reporter: with new variants there's also new worry about reinfection. in colorado more than 800 people tested positive for the virus twice more than 90 days apart lester >> obviously a very critical

kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version of kentucky full of strange encounters the homeless that is based on the t.v. series twin peaks. character development. it's becoming increasingly important in action games as well. for the newest game in the series the glory of crazy to deal with. the blockbuster video game. only has female protagonists and tells a story about. the games will not be able to get around the broader societal demand that shifting towards more diversity and representation. that's why i feel the gaming scene is still lacking. we're arguing among each other and it is a contentious debate we should also be debating it on panels and at podiums we should ask how could you create this character in this way what were you thinking have you ever thought about how this can impact society. a broader discussion on games and their content would be helpful i think that in the near future games will be as important as movies or t.v. series which is why they deserve an equally as serious conversation for that same reason game designers and gaming platforms should