recently as her father working as a sharecropper there. here s what she said to the reaction of seeing that painting in that moment. it was very rude and very disrespectful to me, to my family, to black people in georgia that he signed and that whole veisual was very disrespectful. that whole thing symbolized everything that s going on in georgia right now. black people are coming out, black people are voting. they don t like that so they re going to try everything to stop it and it s not going to work. because we are fueled by the power of our ancestors. it s a new georgia. and that last part was her reacting to the arrest of georgia representative park canon who was taken away in handcuffs when she knocked on the door of governor kemp s office to try and witness that bill signing. a few of the people who were there today really told me how strongly they reacted to that. they felt it was terrifying, and they really contrasted it with what they saw on january 6th at the
going into arms. we have three big important tools now. i would recommend it to my family. there s never been a journey like it. there s never been a journey so successful. we began it together four years ago, and it is far from being over. the leader of the republican party, and i hope he is once again the leader of our great country. i would know that mbs, his sins are not just the murder of one journalist. if we impose sanctions on the people who carry out the murder, then we look weak when we don t impose similar sanctions on the person who ordered the murder. toof knock the biden administration that sent the message to mohammed bin salman that he has immunity. it s the trump administration that did that. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday evening. we have breaking news here tonight. new york governor andrew c
deliberate. silent. never said a word during the killing spree. one person treated for injuries and according to police, that was the gunman himself. which suggests everyone he shot he killed. we know of ten fatalities at the scene. including one of our boulder officers by the name of eric tally. who has been on the police department since 2010. he served in numerous roles supporting the police department. and the community of boulder. cnn is live this hour in boulder, colorado. what s the latest? when will we find out more about the victims? we expect another press conference tomorrow morning. we re hoping to get more information on both the suspect, the shooter and the victims here. all we know is ten people tragically lost their lives in mass shooting here in america. that officer that you referenced about 51 year-old eric tally. one of the first officers to respond to the scene. the supermarket is down behind me. part of large shopping area. with know at 2:30 p.m. l
toward asian americans throughout our history and fueled by the pandemic and the racist hate that has been spewed about it. there s a lot to learn about the motivation behind the attack that the alleged killer has blamed on some sort of sexual addiction. what we know according to the study of hate, there s a larger issue of race in in america and the white supremacist propaganda fueling it in an all time high. there s a fear in the communities of color of being vi victimized or falsely aaccused and so many have stories to tell about what they face daily. we will look at the stories and see what it will take to change the climate of feel, to stop this and stand together against hate. we begin tonight with my c co-anchors for the hour with stories of their own. you have covered the emotional moments on air in the occurs of reporting the story. what has it been like for you as an asian america, seeing it play out and reporting on it. anderson, it s been painful and it s been
that. john berman here in for anderson. when the program ended last night, georgia s repunlen governor had just signed sweeping voter restrictions into law. one provision adds insult to the injury of already-limited polling access and long lines by making it a crime to give food, or even water, to people on those lines waiting hours, often in the hot sun, to vote. president biden weighed in late today. calling the law an atrocity. any indications that it has nothing to do with fairness, nothing to do with decency. they passed a law saying you can t provide water for people standing in line while they are waiting to vote? you don t need anything else, to know that this is nothing but punitive design to keep people from voting. outside the signing ceremony last night, police arrested georgia state representative, park cannon, who was knocking on the door trying to get in. she is now facing two felony charges, which certainly says something. as does this photo, which came ou