holocaust. and the u.s. is reeling from a deadly weekend that with a dozen a dozen mass shootings as gun violence is surging across the nation. let s go straight to alexandra field. she s joining us from new york right now. alexandra s america s re-opening is on an even faster track right now just days before the unofficial start of summer. reporter: a story told by numbers across the country and you have half the population having received one dose of vaccine. in four states they re reporting about half the population has been fully vaccinated and perhaps most significant of all the number that tells the story of how effective these vaccines are, six states over the past week reporting fewer than one daily death on average. . it s the feeling sweeping across the country. it s time for us all to be together. new york city s public schools will fully re-open for in-person learning by the fall. welcome back to school! los angeles schools announcing the same plan. s
i just feel we ll have four things happening now. two committees in the senate already doing their investigation. the architect of the capitol given $10 million to study what needs done to protect it. then the justice department, who rightfully does a much better job than we can ever do, arrested already 445 people, probably another 100 coming. that s the type of work we want to make sure is done that it never happens again, that those who participated and caused it should be held accountable and we secure this capitol and we don t play politics with it. house speaker nancy pelosi today calling on republicans to take back their party, and commended those who voted in favor of the commission. watch. quite frankly, many republicans courageously withstood the vote, shall we say, assault on our democracy going forth. it is interesting to see 35 members coming forth, i m very proud of them. and it was a recognition that this was a bipartisan project, negotiated in good faith
he cannot bring anyone back to the table. there is no way to bring the long-term process of bringing palestinians who have long been excluded into the process. the first is to make sure that the cease hire folds and that s what a senior official told us today, trying to make sure that the cease-fire holds for the time being and also rebuild gaza with the humanitarian relief needed. the u.s. doesn t have an estimate on the back of an envelope, but to rebuild gaza with humanitarian efforts to get the help they need and to do it without channeling money and weapons to hamas and that s the hard part. the secretary talked about this a bit on abc yesterday. that has to start now with the grave humanitarianism in gaza and rebuild what s been lost and critically engaging both sides in trying to start to make real improvements in the lives of people. so that israelis and palestinians can live with equal measures of security, of peace and of dignity. it s vitally important that the p
action. ahead of the anniversary of george floyd s murder, what has changed when it comes to policing? we are live in minneapolis ahead. welcome to monday. it s meet the press daily did the. it feels like we have reached a pivot point with profound implications for the country. take a look at all of the big developments right now. the white house negotiations with republicans on infrastructure seem to have stalled for the time being after the biden administration offered to shave $300 billion off of its multi-trillion dollar proposal. a deadline on policing reform by tomorrow s anniversary of george floyd s death isn t going to be met, even though both parties agree reform is needed. that bipartisan agreement for a commission to investigate the siege on the capital, it s been detailed by gop legislatures. while some republicans have condemned her remarks, leadership has been quiet. the gop further embraces trump-style tactics and election lies, progressive democrats
15,000 voter signatures. back then the repeated claims to the contrary by the president and his crew prompted this reaction from georgia election official sterling. the reason i m having to stand here today because there s people in positions of authority and respect who have said the votes didn t count and it is not true. there s a claim that 66,248 people below 18 voted. the actual number is zero. 243 people that voted without being registered. let s be clear about this. you can t do it. there s no shredding of ballots going on. that s not real. no one is changing parts or pieces from dominion voting machines. this is all easily provably false. yet the president persists. here we go again. the audit in georgia is an expected to involve that sketchy company of cyber ninjas in arizona. georgia s review will be done under the supervision of a special master approved by the court. it can t change the outcome of the election obviously. it s been six months now but to get to