we re not going to say anything. we have people in our community. i just want your reaction that you will respond to the decision. right. we re going to be we re going to be very respectful to the family. reporter: i understand the understand to speak to the parents. just sow know we will do that, whenever this is done, if the families are greening, we will do that. just so eb knows, we have been in contact with dps every day. every day. i m on the phone with him every day. what is your reaction? have a good day. reporter: what is your reaction, sir? as you saw, few answers, as pain in this community gross, more victims are buried, more agonizing details about this investigation are emerging. we will break them all down for you. shimone peres was speaking with the police chief. what more can you tell us about that interaction? right. so we have been looking for him really all week, certainly since friday when state investigators came out and said that he
Americas role in the world of her time in the amana the obama administration. This is just over an hour. Good evening, everyone. My name is alissa cohen, aim the Deputy Director and Senior Vice President of this Wonderful Museum and i am proud to welcome you here to tonights conversation with ambassador Samantha Power and her good friend, the museums vice chair and president of the center for the study of antisemitism, abe foxman. I do need to let you know to turn off your cell phones and that this program is being livestream and also filmed by cspan. Ok. Became well known for her writing on human rights and won the full of surprise for her 2002 book, a problem from hell america in age of genocide. She served as Foreign Policy advisor for obama, and then on the National Security council. A steadfast activist, advocate for people and activist for people who need protecting, she authored the responsibility to protect doctrine in was credited as a driving force that helped drive qadhafi f
My name is alissa cohen, aim the Deputy Director and Senior Vice President of this Wonderful Museum and i am proud to welcome you here to tonights conversation with ambassador Samantha Power and her good friend, the museums vice chair and president of the center for the study of antisemitism, abe foxman. I do need to let you know to turn off your cell phones and that this program is being livestream and also filmed by cspan. Ok. Became well known for her writing on human rights and won the full of surprise for her 2002 book, a problem from hell america in age of genocide. She served as Foreign Policy advisor for obama, and then on the National Security council. A steadfast activist, advocate for people and activist for people who need protecting, she authored the responsibility to protect doctrine in was credited as a driving force that helped drive qadhafi from power and more. When president obama announced her as u. S. Ambassador to the United Nations, the young this person to serve
back. covid, obviously, is still a major response. the majority of workers don t want to come back to the office full time. so it is a severe issue. when you think of the inflationary pressures workers are dealing with. you can understand, in part, why. we know they have to compete for certain employees and so they owe owe. exactly a. high job market. to give them more flexibility. thank you for that reporting. turning to the baby formula shortage. that s impacting so many people right now. today american airlines became the first major carrier to fly from the u.s. to overseas for free. in just about an hour, president biden is set to meet with formula manufacturers to talk about ramping up production and accelerating imports. cnn correspondent alissa cohen joins us. we are hearing about the shipments coming. but when will parents see the formula on store shelves? reporter: i think it s going to be a while.