berkeley. [laughter] greg: i love a good calendar. so the cdc needs a makeover worse than joy bayhar. cdc stands for the centers for disease control but what did it control really during the pandemic? nothing. instead it became another bloated arm of the bureaucratic machine, a political entity making political pronouncements and protecting its political allies. so no surprise during the pandemic they were more of a crap show than a leaky fleet enema. [laughter] greg: so they needs to change and we re not talking about a half ass transition. i m talking about a hundred percent makeover, and a think tank agrees with me saying the cdc needs a full reset because it no longer can be trusted to handle global pandemics. hell, at this point, it can t be trusted to handle an outbreak of dandruff or athlete s foot. i wouldn t trust them to cure disco fever. yet, they call everything a health threat from racism to climate change. according to them anything that they don t like coul
daughter s disappearance. jackie ibanez has the details. you can see brian walshe smiling for the cameras yesterday. prosecutors revealed they found blood, bloody knife and cleaning supplies in the family basement, as well. the misleading police charge, brian never told them about the trip he took to home depot to buy cleaning supplies january 2, the day after ana vanished. he is being held on $500,000 cash bail. police found a search for how to dispose of 115-pound woman s body on his computer. ana walshe was last seen just before taking a flight to washington, d.c. before a work trip. her husband and employer reported her missing two days after his alleged trip to home depot. he was arrested sunday and arraigned yesterday. ana s mother begged her to travel from serbia to visit one week before she vanished, saying she just said please momma, come tomorrow, which means there must have been some problems. carley and todd, this is awful. carley: such a tragic detail there.
i m allison cam rata. we re learning more about the victims of the latest mass shooting in america. again, a celebration destroyed by gun violence. this time a hero managed to grab the gun and prevent even more carnage by the shooter. police say this man, 72-year-old right here on your screen, he obtained a gun somehow and he opened fire at the star ballroom dance studio in california during a lunar new year event. he killed ten people, and wounded at least ten others. that was in monterey park. and then the shooter went on to another dance hall where he was confronted by brandon say. say s family owns that dance hall. he told good morning america he had never seen the shooter before. he first noticed the gunman after hearing what he described as metal clinking. that s when i turn around and saw that there was an asian man holding a gun. my first thoughts was i was going to die here. this was it. something came over me. i realized i needed to get the weapon away from
date of its first hearing. it s expected to be a made for tv moment. today marks day 100 of the war in reign cain. where things stand in that conflict that s now reshaped part of eastern europe. good morning, welcome to way too early on this friday, june 3rd. president biden delivered an impassioned prime time address last night pleading with congress to take action on guns. the president urged lawmakers to ban assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines, expand background checks and pass red flag laws. the address came on the eve of the national gun violence awareness day. it follows a series of deadly mass shootings in buffalo, uvalde and tulsa. the president shared this message from the families and communities he s met with over the last few weeks. they have one message for all of us. do something. just do something. for god s sake, do something. after columbine, sandy hook, charleston, orlando, las vegas, parkland, nothing has been done. this time that can
johnny depp s lawyers say accusations of domestic violence have ruined him during closing arguments in the defamation trial with amber heard. to her majesty! tuck in! cheers. and a feast fit for a queen: preparations are in full swing for the platinumjubilee. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we begin in america. police in texas say it was the wrong decision to delay entering the classroom in a school in the city of uvalde, where 21 people were killed by a gunman on tuesday. it took 53 minutes for armed police to eventually go in. as local people come to terms with tragedy, grief is turning into anger. here s our north america editor sarah smith. terrified students were rescued from the school while the gunman was still in one of the classrooms. the children trapped inside were desperately calling 911 for help. one young girl called back four times, telling the operator some of the students are still alive and pleading, please send the police n