Well, let s get right into the news. Rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. Visit petmeds. Com today. Gop representatives matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene holding a pep rally, as they plan to strip liz cheney from her leadership post for standing up to trump. A grim note on the jobs front. The u. S. Economy adding 266,000 jobs in april. What does it mean for the economy? also tonight, derek chauvin and three other minneapolis police officers indicted on violating civil rights, chauvin was conflicted of floyd s murder. I want to bring in brandon puck, susan, good evening to both of you. Telling reporters what they want to hear tonight. I just got to check something. I want to make sure i m in the right place. Tell me who is your president. That s my president too. I want to make sure i m with friends and family. We have never abandoned trump, and he has never abandoned america. He is still fighting for us. He wi
Gop representatives matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene holding a protrump pep rally in florida tonight as house republicans prepare to strip liz cheney of her number three leadership post for standing up to trump and calling out his big lie of election fraud. A grim note on the jobs front. The u. S. Economy adding only 266,000 jobs in april when economists and the white house were expecting that number to be around 1 million. So what does it mean for the economy? also tonight, derek chauvin and three other exminneapolis police officers indicted on federal charges of violating george floyd s civil rights. Chauvin was convicted of floyd s murder in minnesota state court last month. I want to bring in now cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser and brendan buck, the former top aide to paul ryan and john boehner. Good evening to both of you. Susan, matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene telling their supporters that they want to hear what they want to hear tonight. Watch this. All right. I
crisis. live, from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to all of you watching here, in the united states, canada, and around the world. i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we begin, with the tense situation unfolding in miami beach, florida. where hoards of college students have descended on the city, for spring break. look at those pictures. police say, about a dozen people were arrested, saturday night, after an emergency curfew took effect. officials say, they took the action, because the unwelcome crush of visitors was more than the city could cope with during the pandemic. the mayor says, many people came to miami beach, precisely, because it doesn t have the covid restrictions found everywhere else. we ve had very challenging spring breaks, in other times. i mean, we re a city that s 92,000 residents, but will sometimes have 2 to 300,000 people here. the problem is that, this particular time, and i think it s because of of the pandemic, almost no
possible plot to breach the capitol by an identified militia group on march 4th. that date is when qanon believers think former president trump will return to office. earlier this evening house democrats changed their legislative schedule passing the george floyd police reform bill, scrapping tomorrow s house session because of security concerns. this new warning from the feds comes nearly 8 weeks after that january 6th insurrection and as we re learning an unbelievable delay of deployment of national guard troops on that day. the commanding general of the d.c. national guard testified before senators today that he had some 155 uniformed members of the guard ready to respond to the insurrection. he described the initial request for help at 1:49 p.m. that day from the former capitol police chief as rioters breached the complex. chief sund, his voice cracking with emotion, indicated that there was a dire emergency at the capitol. and he requested the immediate assistance of a
he described the initial request for help at 1:49 p.m. that day from the former capitol police chief as rioters breached the complex. chief sund, his voice cracking with emotion, indicated that there was a dire emergency at the capitol. and he requested the immediate assistance of as many available national guardsmen that i could muster. immediately after that 1:49 call i alerted the senior army leadership of the request. the approval for chief sund s request would eventually come from the acting secretary of defense and be relayed to me by army senior leaders at 5:08 p.m., about 3 hours, 19 minutes later. i already had guards on buses at the armory ready to move to the capitol. the secretary-general s january 5th letter to me withheld that authority for me to deploy a quick reaction force. i found that require to be unusual. i have 39 years in the national guard. i was in the florida guard, hurricane andrew. i ve been involved in civil disturbances, so i believe that numbe