taylor: mr. lemonis! lemonis: nice to meet you. taylor: oh! lemonis: marcus, marcus. taylor: mr. lemonis, oh, my god! lemonis: so what are you? you work in... what is your name? taylor: taylor barton. lemonis: nice to meet you, my man. this place is busy. taylor: well, it's saturday. that's what we do. lemonis: yeah. taylor: we're the birthday party capital of the world. lemonis: this feels like it. how long has this business been here? taylor: it'll be 27 years in september. my dad took over about a year and a half ago. he bought the business from his ex-partner. i think he paid, like, $2 million for the business, and to me, that is not good business. i would have never made that deal. lemonis: do you report to him, or does he report to you? taylor: i like to think he reports to me, but i've never had any formal training. lemonis: is your dad here? taylor: he is. lemonis: let's meet him. jerry: hey! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. jerry: who is this guy? lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. jerry: boy, i thought you were a hugger, man. lemonis: okay. i am a hugger. matisun: yeah. i

jeff: my son, taylor. taylor: taylor. lemonis: taylor. how are you? behind the father-son team behind the texas tea chain, the only thing brewing is trouble. how much do you owe? jeff: right around a million. lemonis: they've failed to fully think through the concept. there's no coffee, there's nothing to eat. are you guys trying to kill this store? they've left their franchisees to fend for themselves. ryan: just struggling to make a living down there. dawn: we've been subsidizing this business for over 18 months. lemonis: and with their relationship steeped in mistrust from the start... jeff: how can i believe anything that comes out of your mouth at this point? lemonis: ...tensions have come to a boil. taylor: i never felt like you're my father. jeff: i don't care if we're in front of that [bleep] camera. i won't be disrespected. i'll put you on your ass. lemonis: if i can't help them and their franchisees find a way forward... i'm pissed right now. i am record pissed. ...tea time will be over. and i am not gonna [bleep] around. my name is marcus l

taylor: interesting. can you expand on that a little? of course you are a board member. you have keen insight into the direction of where you would like to take this company. what does that sort of ecosystem look like to you? katie: let me give you a couple of examples. we talk about decentralized finance, but another category we are very excited about, and i think coinbase is incredibly well positioned to capitalize on, given that it's a position first -- given it is a crypto-first company, is what we call nft's. they are basically digital tokens. they live on top of a blockchain but they are digital goods. they could be anything from digital art, collectibles. one of the ones taking off in a mainstream way now is nba top shots. some of your viewers might have heard of that. for disclosure, we are investors in that. with this category of nft's, it's kind of generational. i think some in certain generations have a hard time grasping why would i pay for anything that i cannot hold in my hand. but that is c

taylor: fascinating. so many places we could go. we will have to get you back on. katie haun, perfect guest for a day like today. coming up, more on coinbase, you guessed it. see what cathie wood has to say about its blockbuster direct listing, and of course later, focusing on bitcoin rewards, and of course an early coinbase investor joining us to discuss the long-term implications for the crypto space. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: coinbase's trading debut ushering in a new era for cryptocurrency. bitcoin neared a $65,000 for the first time. it closed at about $62,000, although we know it does not really close. you can trade this all weekend. bloomberg intelligence analyst -- and helped the digital currency breached the $40,000 resistance level. joining us now to discuss resistance and support levels, commodities strategist who is a bitcoin enthusiast as well, talk to us about some key support levels you really see for this. alexis: i think the big level is 50 and we put that in t

and descend taylor's army to conquer northern mexico. this is taylor's army. when mexico still refused to concede after he did this. poke opened the second front down here at veracruz he was the largest us amphibious assault until world war ii. more than 80 ships more than 10,000 troops. veracruz surrendered following a siege scott embarked on his epic march then to mexico city in the halls of montezuma. 260 miles away interestingly the duke of wellington, who is the victor at waterloo? kept a wall map of the campaign and his study and followed scott's campaign. he thought scott was just the greatest general of his time, which he was. poke wanted to be president of the whole country not a partisan president. produce a democrat to the core he worked hard to prevent scott and taylor who were both whigs from reaping any political profit from the war. there is reason for this george washington andrew jackson and william henry harrison had all been generals who became president. but in the process pope made enemies of both his generals. he congratulated himself on

taylor. >> i want to tell folks that this is always an inner active program. you can see we're working facebook comments and tweets in already. we also want to take you telephone calls and will put the phone numbers on the screen. and will begin at taking your phone and questions as well throughout our program here on our first three ladies featuring on this part of our series. you know dolly madison has been an element of our series from the very beginning and this is dolly's last hurrah. what was dolly madison's role with the polk white house? >> we'll dollar a madison's role was of course she had come back to washington. and sorry polk and olive became very close. and dolly mary mentored sarah. and sara also fed dolly. she treated her is the grand them and honored her they they were the two war first lady, is the war of 1812, and 30 years later the mexican war. there were many many parallels between dolley madison and sarah polk, the sense of self, a sense of fashion, the understanding the

why taylor's version? well, back in 2019, taylor's first six albums were sold to investors, which meant they now owned the rights to her music. so to reclaim her masters, taylor announced that she would record entirely new versions of her old songs that she would own. great to see a female artist taking a powerful stand against the greedy men who wronged her. that would make a great taylor swift song. of course, i've always felt a very powerful connection to "fearless" ever since tay-tay, as she's asked me not to call her, sent me a signed copy back in 2009. take a look. look at this cd. this is an actual cd that taylor actually sent to me and she actually inscribed "stephen, my family and i are huge fans. love, taylor." love, okay! l-o-v-e, that means she's my soulmate. you need more proof-- and i hope you do. just look at track four, it's called "hey, stephen." that's got to be about me. how many stephen's could there be out there? i stand by that theory! "hey stephen" has got to be about me. just like "

they zachary taylor goes on to be president what 48 yeah, taylor becomes president in 1848 and scott. a two terms later is the republican nominee. okay. what year then is it that abraham lincoln stands up in the floor of the house and says, i'm against this abraham lincoln stood up on the floor of the house in 1848 as pokes. about to go is about to go out. i had a great conversation with doris currents goodwin who's doing i think a similar book on lincoln. about this and the question is whether lincoln lost as he was a freshman congressman. and he stood up on the floor and virtually called james k polk a liar. and he said and he considers and the whigs considered that land between the nueces. and the rio as disputed land and lincoln wants to be sure where the first drop of blood was spilled and demands. literally issues an interrogative or an iraqatory for the president to respond to which he doesn't. he makes the case that that l'oreal was our line, and we were attacked on this side on the american side of the us side of the rio. and and that it's really a sort of i mean it echoes a

but i'm happy being aaron taylor, but i enjoy being aaron "showtime" taylor. i enjoy that because i get to talk to you. >> as e am, juan toscano-anderson out with a concussion for tomorrow night and curry questionable with an ankle. curry scored a game high47 last night, his tenth straight game with at least 30 points. >> you definitely appreciate what you put into it. it's not oh, i can't believe i just did that. netsofwhat goes into the that. it's a diffce with that. >> abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. ncer st that's it for this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. úi'm dion lim. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. for all of us here, thank you so much for joining us! we'll see you bright and tomorrow morning. narrator: covid-19 has changed how we show up and show out with our family. now it's time to take the first step that lets us get back to talking smack with a side of mac and cheese. before we can safely come together, we need the facts. as covid-19 vaccines become available, you may have questions. man 1: should i get it? man

>> breonna taylor! >> reporter: it lead to months of protests, but just one of the officers involved has been charged in connection with the shooting. >> we will follow the facts and the law wherever they lead. >> reporter: the civil investigation will look into whether the louisville police department engaged in unconstitutional searches and seizures, unlawfully executed search warrants on private homes or used unreasonable force including during protests. >> it's okay if we've done things wrong. we're going to do it differently. we're going to do it better. >> reporter: this now makes two investigations launched against major city police departments in less than a week. last wednesday it was the minneapolis police department, and day after former officer derek chauvin's conviction in connection with the death of george floyd. the trial for the one officer charged in connection with breonna taylor's death is expected to take place next year. in the meantime, a top d.o.j. official telling me late today

that thy have said and this has been an area of frustration when it came out recently that marjorie taylor green was taken off the committee and that's why it they were coming up every day and that includes why kevin mccarthy didn't take them off the intelligence committee. and i wish i had another alternative. >> we are talking about feeling a lot of people in the republican party havey right nw one of the main politicalso characters was president trump he kind of push forward with his agenda and he did get a lot done and he divided it, and he also suffered a lot of criticisms as well. so the voters have demonstratedd well with their own party and some are frustrated because they don't like president trump we should see if they can get rid of the lawmakers lawmakers like marjorie taylor green, so there's dividing line in the party especially of the former president gets involved and starts endorsing and campaigning for people. you will see those lines even more.is >> host: joining us is clay, thank you for joining us today, clay. >> caller: thank you for accepting myr call today. my quest

>> breonna taylor! >> reporter: it leads to months of protests, but just one to have the officers involved has been charged in connection witha thwheverhey ad. >> reporter: the civil investigation will look into whether whether the louisville police department engaged in unconstitutional searches and seizures, unlawfully executed search warrants on private homes or used unreasonable force including during protests. >> it's okay if we've done things wrong. we're going to do it differently. we're going to do it better. >> reporter: this now makes two investigations launched against major city police departments in less than a week. last wednesday it was the minneapolis police department, and day after former officer derek chauvin's conviction in connection with the death of george floyd. the trial for the one officer charged in connection with breonna taylor's death is expected to take place next year. in the meantime, a top d.o.j. official telling me late today that we should expect more of these types o

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think about what we saw in breonna taylor taes case. i presented hundreds if not thousands of cases to a grand jury. i've never seen a grand juror to hire a lawyer to get permission to say that the prosecuting authority misrepresented what happened in secret in the grand jury room. we've seen that several times. we all saw this in rice's case. this whole debate about whether or not she could have confused a gun with a taser, the prosecuting authority believes her or they would have had to charge her with murder. the fact they charged her with manslaughter means they believe what she said and that is the information they'll present to the grand jury, which means there's a high likelihood the grand jury will reject the charge and it's over. >> i had to let that settle in. let's talk about the derek chauvin trial and listen to what representative karen bass had to say about it this morning. >> the verdict is step one, but what we've seen in too many of these cases, in the rare time there is a guilty verdict, we've seen them get off with a

. >>> turns out a controversial new caucus initially backed by georgia representative marjorie taylor greene won't get off the ground ground. we'll tell you why next. >>> let's talk about canada, they are in the middle of a painful, punishing third wave of the virus, how health care officials are preparing now for the suspected rush of new patients, and what's happening. we'll tell you, stay close. ensil as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum giveves us a dual action effec that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. [typing sound] i had this hundred thousand dollar student debt. two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars in debt. ah, sofi literally changed my life. it was the easiest application process. sofi made it so there's no tradeoff between my dreams and paying student loans. student loans don't have to take over for the rest of your life. thank you for allowing me to get my money right. - [announcer] meet the ninja foodi air fry oven. thank you f

marjorie taylor-greene is clearly more empowered than ever. matt gaetz thinks his path to political survival is backing white nationalism and clinging to this america first agenda that i really don't see how the language is not that different from david duke campaign literature when he was a kkk klansman. it is absolutely terrible. you compare then when you had george h.w. bush strongly denouncing david duke and everyone in the republican party and the leadership, it just is so pitiful that we're watching the leadership essentially cow down to these elements within the party that are -- that its ultimate destruction at the end of the day as the country's demographics do change and republicans make it difficult to win any elections that they have not been able to pass voter suppression laws at the republican -- in the republican-held legislatures at the state level. >> zerlina, as you look at the prospective name of this new caucus, right? america first. that sounds like donald trump language. >> oh, it is donald trump language, alex, because d

. >> reporter: today marks the one year anniversary of steven taylor's killing. organizers say his death was preventable. >> we want people to wake up and join the fight because we can't do it ourselves. >> the first step to change is start having the conversation and looking within, so i think it's very important for other people to be a part of this. >> reporter: students from the social justice academy at the high school say police reform is not the solution. >> need more oupso deal with these situations and less police. we need to put more money into mental health programs. >> reporter: april 18th, 2020, officer jason fletcher responded to a 911 call at wal-martment investigators say steven taylor was holding a baseball bat and causing a disturbance. his family says he was dealing with a mental health crisis. within 40 seconds of entering wal-mart, the former officer tased taylor twice and shot him once the chest. he was charged with voluntary manslaughter. >> i think it's frustration. because the officers didn't do what they were supposedly trained to do. we

federal officials were specifically looking into the warrant that sent the police to taylor's home and how it was obtained, and possibly the louisville police response to the protests after the shooting. last year a grand jury formed by kentucky's attorney general charged one officer with putting taylor's neighbors in danger, but issued no charges in her death, prompting a huge uproar and continued calls for justice. >> the investigation will assess weather lpd acts with force in certain activities. it will determine if lmpd determines stops and seizures and whether or not they execute search warrants on private homes. it will also assess weather lmpd exercises discriminatory conduct on the basis of race or fails to have public services along with this act. there will be a review of the louisville police department's policies and training. it will also assess systems of accountability. >> this pattern or practice investigation is similar to an investigation announced by attorney general garland last week into the minneapolis police department after the murder of george floyd. >>> joini

because that was the issue in that case, the case in which breonna taylor was killed. there was this search warrant that is the officers -- they had a judge approve it and everything. they were looking for someone dealing drugs or who they believed was dealing drugs. and they didn't realize essentially who was in that apartment. and that's why they say breonna taylor was killed in what was a shootingout with her boyfriend. as a result of that -- of that shooting, we know that the local officials brought charges against one detective who was charged with wanton endangerment, but nothing -- none of the officers faced any charges for breonna taylor's death. so this is going to be i think a measure of justice for the community there that believes that this one raid that resulted in the death of breonna taylor was just one of many, many things that are wrong with the police department in louisville. so we're expecting, according to the attorney general we expect that the mayor there in louisville as well as the police department are going to be supportive of this investigat

did not really identify themselves according to some witnesses and then the boyfriend of brianna taylor believing that armed men were you know breaking into the home fired a warning shot he had a gun that he was legally entitled to carry and the police responded with a fuse a lot of bullets some of which killed ms taylor. cities that are under investigations of this kind often do try to cooperate or negotiate with the justice department to avoid being placed under more direct control by the justice department they will try to negotiate through you know change their practices and that is likely what may happen in this case it's also worth noting of course that. the trumpet ministration really phased out these kinds of investigations and consent decrees for the behavior of police departments during its 4 years in office but president biden has quickly moved to reinstate the practice however these investigations can take quite a long time months at the minimum so it is unlikely to result in any immediate changes in the activities of the police department there in louisville kentucky that's

and he may say, yeah, marjorie taylor between, she's crazy, taylor greene, she's crazy and we want nothing to do with her in the gop, but guess what -- >> she's there. >> -- she's in the party right now. >> 74 million americans did the voting for donald trump, right? is there any way to guess how many of those could be in support of an america first caucus? is there a strong connection? >> well, i'm not going to guess that, but i can tell you marjorie taylor greene did raise over $3 million and she's just a freshman congresswoman from georgia with no committee assignments and that was done at a national effort. i would also like to say what was also done at a national effort is the name of the caucus is the america first caucus. you know what, alex, what happened about five days ago? the american first policy institute was announced. and that's comprised of former trump officials. and i certainly believe, when you start looking at some of the rhetoric from the, quote, nonprofit, nonpartisan america first policy institute, it's just ramped up in this caucus document. and it's very clear. th

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene lashing out after media reports on her plans for an america first congressional caucus. just a couple of hours ago, the republican from georgia released a statement saying this. and i quote, sick and evil p.o.s. in the media attacked me with phrases i never said or wrote. they released a staff level draft proposal from an outside group that i had not read. this all started when a platform for this proposed caucus was published by punchbowl. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle immediately condemned the policies that call for such things as the preservation of america's anglo-saxon traditions. i want to go right to our panel on this. republican strategist susan dell percent yo, cabinet secretary during the obama administration, chris, and ann. ann, i want to start with you and i want to highlight some of the criticism that this caucus has gotten pretty swiftly so far, especially from the republican party. kevin mccarthy, america is built on the idea that we are all created equal and success is earned through honest hard work. it isn't built on identi

it's taylor. >> the pop superstar sharing an exclusive first listen to her brand-new album dropping in just hours. ♪ miss independence ♪ >>> from "married with children." >> you are not going anywhere. >> to "sons of anarchy." >> i can't say i'm surprised. >> now katey sagal is a rebel with a cause. >> now call me rebel. >> rebel. >> rebel. >> that's right and rebel joins us live. ♪ and welcome to my house ♪ >>> and john stamos is in our house. he's calling the shots in his slam dunk new show -- >> we're just getting started. >> and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ welcome to my house ♪ >>> and good morning, america. great to be with you on this very busy thursday morning. we are very much looking forward to that sneak peek from taylor swift. plus, we've got john stamos, katey sagal. very cool. >> you know, speaking of katey sagal, since it's thursday, we got an amazing throwback of someone who channeled the actress a couple of years ago on halloween. now, who would that be?

taylor: covid-19 is not over. what are the challenges you are still seeing among homeowners, or renters, amid the pandemic? >> a lot of things we are seeing, renters can afford to pay rent. the last data we see is 66% of residents are risk of not making their on-time rent payment and one of the things we have done is created a separate fund where we offer grants to residents. when they cannot pay the rent, it pays their rent to the landlord. this is helping us as a society. it is keeping working families in homes, essential during dire times. taylor: we have been doing a lot of reporting here on what is wrong with the fica score. is there a financial system that can function without it? how can we start to break down the system as it exists if there are some issues with it? >> and is a great question and i think it is a couple of things. one, we need to make the fico system more robust. what this partnership is doing and what we need to do is to get all the data we need, utility data and rental data, and a pain a

taylor kron 4 news. thank you so much. taylor and now here is a look at the covid vaccine administration in california. as of today, the state has administered almost 28. >> million doses more than that, actually. and here in the bay area. santa clara county remains the highest with one and a half million shots given so far napa county has given out almost 130 1000 doses. you can always find those numbers on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> meanwhile, just in to the kron 4 news room in the last hour or so. some sad news for raiders fans tonight. the team announcing on its website that former safety in 2 time super bowl champion mike davis has died at the age of 65 the brooklyn native played for the silver and black from 1978 until 1985 the raiders calling him loved teammate in a cherished part of our family going on to say that he'll forever be in the team's hearts. no word on his mike davis died today at the age of 65. >> the oakland a's came into today as the hottest team in baseball 13 wins in a row. that's right. the is

. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's team says that she is not scrapping the controversial america first caucus, despite distancing herself from its proposed platform. >> new developments surrounding the deadly shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis, officials now say it is the second suspect the gunman who legally purchased to assault rifles believed to be used in the attack. this comes in a growing pressure on president biden and congress to take further action on gun control. plus, >> get out of the way! >> get out of the water! >> that stunning sight at the beach on florida's space coast, a plane falling in an air show, crash landing close to shore, narrowly missing people swimming in the ocean, details on what the pilot said, and what led up to the incident. >> incredible video, there we will dive more into that story. first, we say good morning. it is sunday, april 18th. i lindsey reiser am >> and i kendis gibson am, live at msnbc, headquartered in new york. we have a team of correspondents standing boy this morning, all over the country with our top stories. we will be

>> reporter: he said what happened to stephen taylor can't happen again. that is why he is joining students for this social justice academy at the high school to call for more mental . >> we need more mental health groups to deal with the situations and less police and we need to defund the police and put more money into mental health programs. >> reporter: on april he tina 2020, former officer jason fletcher who responded to a 911 call at walmart and they say stephen taylor held a baseball bat and causing a disturbance in his family said taylor was dealing with a mental health crisis and investigators say within 40 seconds of entering the walmart the former officer tased him twice and shot him once in the chest fletcher was charged with voluntary baanfailed to de-escalate , failed to use crisis intervention techniques and failed to follow department policies. >> it is frustration because the officers didn't do what they were supposedly trying to do. truck would training be something that should even be looked at? >> like i said, we saw that fletcher was t

a new caucus is reportedly in the works and the ringleader is the controversial marjorie taylor greene. >> we will dive into the america first caucus and how it's fracturing the republican party further. >>> and saying farewell to prince philip this morning. we are keeping an eye on london as well as windsor, about 20 miles outside of london. this is windsor castle. this is called the long walk. you can see the mounted calvary headed into the castle grounds itself. that will be leading the procession for prince philip in a matter of hours. tter of hours. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allst

obviously this after the breonna taylor case. john, that's breaking news just now, highly anticipated. >> john: ted williams. this is the second one that's been announced in a week. there are probably more coming down the pike a little bit later on. your thoughts on the federal government, the department of justice several rights division taking a look at a growing number of police department's. >> i can tell you it's relatively new in this time with this attorney general and this it administration. under president trump there was one of the civil rights investigations. under obama there is about 20 of the pattern and practice investigations. this seems to be the one in louisville, seems to be predicated on the breonna taylor case. i have to tell you breonna taylor case with the police officer stated i believe was reasonable. during the course of serving the search warrant, breonna taylor's boyfriend open fire on them and they wound up returning fire. breonna taylor was killed. constitutional pattern and practice investigation. t

i absolutely love taylor swift, and speak of music, taylor swift dropped a new version of her 2008 album fearless. the singer promised fans she would re-record her first six albums as a way to regain control over her own material. so is it a savvy business move or are fans wasting their money buying the same old songs? griff, it's not just the same old songs because her album also has, i think, six new additional tracks on it as well. >> they do, indeed, and fair disclosure, full disclosure, i retweeted her tweet that she dropped it a day ago because it's such an unbelievably important album in our lives. now, as the father of two teenage daughters, i will admit i wasn't always on team swift particularly back when fearless first came out. but i'll tell you, it's a smart, savvy move because her previous manager, scooter braun, bought her entire early album, and now she goes back, re-records those songs, adds some new ones, so when a dj reaches for the old taylor swift song, what do you think they're going to pull? the new one. >> yeah, so true. rachel, i think it's a savvy business move a

taylor after he had been shot. that violates police policy. the report says the use of deadly force could have been avoided all together. one officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter for shooting taylor. the police department will consider disciplinary action for the other officer by june. >>> the search is under way in marin county. the coast guard says a fishing boat was discovered sitting in the water with the motor idling. the owner, unaccounted for. and the search will continue for at least the next hour. >>> it is a dream for thousands of kids around the country to play at baseball tournaments, especially in new york and to see the hall of fame. but tonight, many of those dreams are being crushed because it's requiring everyone 12 and over to be vaccinated. even though that's not allowed yet. ian cole explains the problem. >> reporter: this baseball team is made up of 12-year-olds who want to play like the pros. they've worked years towards this. a summer trip to cooperstown, new york, for a week-

one of the things that emerged from the killing of breonna taylor was that the police there executed this warrant, it appears that there was very little done to make sure that she was there, i'm sorry, who they were going after. and she was killed in the process. if you remember there were charges that were brought against one of the police officers who was involved in the planning the raid in which breonna taylor was killed but none of the officers who were involved actually was charged with her death. there was simply because of endangerment of some of the neighbors that one detective was charged in that case and so clearly the justice department believes that there's a bigger problem in the louisville police department, and we saw last week there was an announcement similarly from the attorney general to do a pattern and practice investigation of the minneapolis police department. again, this is the second one in two weeks, of police departments being investigated by the justice department. we anticipate there's going to be several more to come. ana? >> evan perez, stand by, we wi

carl taylor from pennsylvania her husband was a marine sergeant sergeant carl taylor. he charged an enemy machine gun single-handed and knocked it out. he lost his life. but in the process the lives of several wounded marines. in the range of that machine gun were saved. after i presented her the medal. i shook hands with their two children. carl jr. he was eight years old. and kevin was for as i was about to move to the next recipient. kevin suddenly stood attention and saluted i found a rather difficult. to get my thoughts together for the next presentation. my fellow americans i want to end this war in a way that is worthy of the sacrifice. carl taylor and i think he would want me to end it? in a way that would increase the chances that kevin and carl. and all those children like them here and around the world. could grow up in a world where none of them would have to die and war. that would increase the chance. for america to have what it is not had in this century. full generation of peace we've come a long way in the last two years. toward that goal. with your co

and you're seeing people rally to marjorie taylor greene's defense. it's very important stuff. >> and i was surprised by mccarthy's reaction. that's usually not the way he goes on this stuff. usually, i don't know, he tends to be a passive and reactive dude. i would not have bet that he would have tried to do that. were you surprised by the tweet? >> i wasn't, because i've been covering mccarthy for more than a decade, and wrote a book in which he was a character. he would have said, is there a constituency that would go along with this? i think he believes this is wrong, but the way he views this, this is abhorrent to me, kevin mccarthy, and will be abhorrent to enough people that i can come out and dump on it. that's how i assume he would think about this. >> and steve scalise, just an important point here. i've covered the far right and this line of thinking for 20 years. this is all very familiar. the idea that the 1965 immigration law reform, an important distinction between 1965 and previous waves of settlers did not stay in the country at the e

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merrick garland announced an investigation -- this follows the march 2020 shooting death of breonna taylor by louisville police. she was unarmed and in her own home when officers executed what is known as a no knock search warrant that led to her death. the ag's announcement runs slightly less than 10 minutes. ag garland: good afternoon. i'm joined today by a recently confirmed deputy attorney general lisa monaco and recently confirmed associate attorney general vanita gupta. they are leaders of great ability and integrity and i am very happy that they have returned to serve again at the justice department. the department is stronger for their presence. the united states department of justice is a federal law enforcement agency our nation's police departments. we are uniquely aware of the challenges faced by those who serve as police officers. we see their commitment firsthand every day and we recognize the complex issues that make their already difficult jobs even harder. the justice department is also charged with ensuring that the constitutional and federal statutory rights of all peopl

congressman matt gaetz tweeted that he was joining marjorie taylor greene in this caucus. gaetz himself has certainly come under fire. there are reports that the justice department is investigating whether or not he had a sexual relationship with a minor, whether he paid for her to travel with him. we'll point out that matt gaetz has denied all allegations. he has not been charged. the investigation is still ongoing. but this week, i know, olivia, that you talked to several house republicans who came back to the hill for the first time this week since the break and also since the news broke and you asked about gaetz and his political future. i'm so curious to know what they told you. what are their thoughts on that? >> this was sort of political kryptonite. no republican lawmakers that we talked to really wanted their names attached to a story talking about matt gaetz and alleged possible sex trafficking with 17-year-old. we saw a republican member running down the hallway when he realized the question we were going to ask. we had some people saying, who? as a reaction. so

the attorney general of the united states announcing the probe over a year after breonna taylor was shot to death during a police raid at her louisville home. also tonight, sources tell cnn that president biden is set to announce new cdc guidance tomorrow on outdoor mask wearing for people who are fully vaccinated against covid-19. lots of news going on today. first, let's go to cnn's brian todd. brian, brown's family did not get the transparency they certainly had hoped for. what's the latest? what's happening there tonight? >> reporter: wolf, some protesters gathering behind us. they just started chanting at some officers watching them from the roof. tensions here are escalating a little bit tonight because the brown family and its represents feel like they've been railroaded by this process. they feel that the county attorney who oversaw them viewing this footage didn't allow them to see enough of it, only allowed them to see 20 seconds of police body cam footage and, quote, disrespected them throughout this process. they are demanding answers they are still not getting. >> we do not

so it starts with hiring. >> heather taylor and kirk burkehalter. thank you both so much for joining us. >>> we're learning more about the mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. we now have a photo of the eight people who were killed. a former employee opened fire. their ages ranging from 19 to 74. two of them were 19 years old. >> the vigil was held yesterday. you see video of it here. to honor the lives lost following the tragic events on thursday. indianapolis police now say 19-year-old brandon scott hull legally purchased two assault rifles they say were used in the mass shooting. authorities previously seized his shotgun in march of last year and that was after an interview with the fbi after his own mom raised concerns about his mental state. we're also learning more about two deadly shooting in just the past 24 hours. three people were killed and 24ths injured during a shooting at a bar in kenosha, wisconsin. they are trying to track down the gunman and they believe it's an isolated case. >> in omaha, nebraska, one person is dead

but that ridiculousness you're seeing on your tv, marjorie taylor greene is a cross-fit fanatic. we know that. cross-fit have actually distanced themselves from her since her anti-semitic and other crazy remarks came about. but this idea you can throw weight in the air and that will stop a virus from infecting you is just so dumb that there's not enough words in the english language to describe how dumb it is. she's an epitome of what american politics on the right has become. the republican party, american politics today, alex, is defined not by right versus left or liberal versus conservative or elite versus anti-elite, it's the item and the not dumb. there is far too much dumbness in the modern conservative movement epitomized by marjorie taylor greene about her comments about covid, her recent comments about climate change about people in the ice age wanting to spend their taxes to warm the earth up. this is a woman who knows nothing about anything. governor of south dakota the other day didn't know what infrastructure was. she thought housing and pipes are not part of our in

impactaron a taylor. la policÍa de nueva york publicÓ fotos y un video de vigilancia para tratar de encontrar a la persona que atacÓ a un hombre asiÁtico de 61 aÑos de edad. en las imÁgenes el sospechoso parece pisar la cabeza de la victima, que fue llevada al hospital en estado crÍtico pero estable. se calificÓ de indignante y despiadado el ataque, uno de los mÁs de 60 que se investigan de odio contra los asiÁticos. ilia: la policÍa de nueva york busca a este hombre, que considera una persona de interÉs en una serie de delitos de odio contra sinagogas. las imÁgenes lo muestran destruyendo a pedradas ventanas y puertas. se cree que la misma persona responsable de romper ventanas de vehÍculos. jorge: un nÚmero de personas quiere vacunarse contra el covid. sin embargo, uno de cada 4 sigue reacio a hacerlo. por quÉ millones no se vacunan. luis: faltan vacunas en el mundo. aquÍ en estados unidos sofran, pero el problema es otro. millones que no se quieren vacunar. >> no creo, no quiero. conf�

taylor's one of the biggest cities in the bay area. parents have to be looking around seeing all these other kids in classrooms in wondering why their kids are left out. >> that's right. grant, as you can imagine, there's still a lot of frustration around this issue and walla doors remain close here at schools and fremont. the superintendent tended did send out a letter today saying that expanded learning hubs would be an option for some students over the next 6 weeks where students would be supervised while participating in distance learning courses. >> after the fremont unified school district did not meet their demands to reopen schools by monday. parents are preparing to move forward with a lawsuit against the school district not agreed to. >> to to reopen at all this school year. and so. at this point we're. all the options are on the table. this comes after attorney lee and dolan who represents the group of frustrated parents. >> send this letter to the school district school board members and superintendent a couple weeks ago de

a no-knock warrant that had them entering breonna taylor's house in the first place. so these bills are worth fighting for, and i'm negotiating now in good faith. and i'm hoping we can get it to a point where it is a step to make progress. because americans deserve for their federal government to own up to the crisis we're in and do something real to make a difference. >> the republican senator tim scott is proposing a compromise to get this passed. he's asked for the burden of responsibility in court to be would you accept that? >> i'm not going to negotiate this publicly. i'm going to negotiate with him and there are so many different components to this. i will say that qualified immunity is astonishing to me. that you can violate someone's civil rights, and they have no claim in civil court against you. so for me, i think we should get rid of qualified immunity. we've seen conservative organizations like the cato institute call for getting rid of qualified immunity. we've seen republican senators like braun. he put up a bill to severely limit qualified immunity. ag

notjustice because justice would be breonna taylor being here and think she is not, we still demand that all of the officers involved in her murder are fired, arrested and charged. this is a beginning, a step towards accountability. i would say that there are definitely some folks here at home who are hopeful that that is indeed the case but we know what history has shown us with the department ofjustice investigating into police department so we remain hopeful that it is a thorough and complete investigation. the system is not working. that is why every single week we are hearing about somebody�*s child being shot four times in the chest by police or a child with his hands up being murdered by police. this investigation is one of the tools that we need to have to hold police departments accountable. but it is definitely not justice, it is the beginning. in other news, the karen national union claim to have captured an outpost. witnesses in thailand said heavy findings that erupted with videos posted on social media showing flames and smoke on the hillside. a spokesman for the karen na

james hare's sister, betsy, the wife of ash hopper, traveled in richard taylor's detachment and the reverend, who also accompanied this detachment, wrote in his journal on saturday, december 1, 1838, on thursday, two children, one a daughter of our dear sister, ash hopper, were called into eternity. so, james hare has now lost his grandfather, his wife's mother, and his niece. and by this time, the extreme heat of summer had given way to an unseasonably cold winter. the reverend further wrote, on december 26th, it is said the detachments throughout the mississippi are stopped by floating ice and mr. hildebrand's attachment is stopped by the same means at the ohio river. december 27th, we proceeded with the detachment about six miles where we camped for the week. here the snow increased for 3 or 4 inches and the weather was excessively cold. lucy butler in the same letter that i mentioned earlier, written on december 20th, states, my husband has preached among the cherokees and attended on them as physician since they were first taken. last summer, by their request, he was appointed a physici

in the years to james hansen speech jerry taylor was hired by the think tank cato my name is jerry taylor i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute hired people like me primarily to change public opinion and that's what i did there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be the climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt about the underlying science james hansen at nasa thinks it's maybe 710121520 percent other scientists think is probably more like 0.3 percent the denial about the underlying science is the critical is the growth of juncture in the debate. well taylor takes a sip of water to meet marc morano oh i'm going to. be looking at you you're sitting there you see this and i think my job essentially is covering the global warming movement and communicating to the public the latest findings if you look at the satellite data we actually have had no significant warming since 1908 actually no warming we've been cooling in recent years you had a salesman can you tell us h

all those cold cases could be solved by taylor swift fans. >> true. anagrams now. >> flip it upside down, reverse it. very missy elliott. >>> now to some movie news. steven yeun oscar-nominated actor for his role in "minari" teaming up with none other than jordan peele for his next project following the success of "get out" and "us." "deadline" is reporting yuen is in talks to join the super secretive upcoming film from peele. no one knows the genre but keke palmer and daniel kaluuya are on board to join the film. which is expected to hit theaters july 22nd, 2022. i've already given it all the kn i b>>fiy, bigen tomatoes. congratulations are in order for leslie odom jr. and his wife. they have welcomed a baby boy, meet abel finneas. leslie sharing the news, posting a photo of his oldest lucy holding her newborn, or new brother and the sweet caption, saying in quote, our little family bursts at the seams with joy and gratitude. congrats to the happy family. this comes on the heels of the star's two oscar and two s.a.g. award nominations for "one night

after the death of breonna taylor and george floyd, i built a bigger police reform proposal. my democratic colleagues blocked it. i extended an olive branch and offered amendment, but democrats