Outstanding warrant. When they tried to arrest him, he got back into the car. That when they say an officer opened fire. He drove a short distance before crashing, died at the scene. This morning, National Guard troops are deployed on the streets and occur few has been imposed. Virginias governor, meantime, is addressing a Police Traffic stop. This one took place in december. Were seeing it now because of the cameras. Look at that, two Police Officers holding Caron Nazario A Leiutenant At Gunpoint in windsor, virginia. She a black man, a Second Leiutenant in the army. Body footage shows them Pepper Spraying him and handcuffing him. One of the two officers has been fired. Lets begin our coverage, with our colleague who joins us live outside minneapolis. This is in Brooklyn Center, minnesota, it is the sight of a deadly shooting overnight. Good morning. Adrian. Good morning. We are about 10 miles from where the Derek Chauvin trial is taking place. I want you to walk and take a look at some of the damage that happened overnight. This the so sadly familiar to what we saw about 11 months ago here in the twin cities, working glass, this business destroyed. Just behind me members of the National Guard, redirecting traffic. This morning, people are showing up for work. Some of them surprised. In that surprise follows devastation. They had not heard about the shooting that left 20yearold Daunte Wright deceased. Police told us they were attempting to pull wright over during a traffic stop when they realize, police say, there were warrants out for his arrest. I just spoke with a man who identified himself as wrights older brother. He said his brother was a comedian. He loved to have fun, laugh and talk with people. He said hed love to play the card game spades. He also told me, his brother leaves behind a child, Daunte Wright, jr. , a little toddler. That is what is most difficult for the family at this hour. Meanwhile, we are still trying to learn what exactly led up to that shooting that left daunte deceased. His mother showed up at the scene here at Brooklyn Center and told reporters his son called her moments before he was pulled over. This was around 2 00 on yesterday. Thats not uncommon for someone to call someone else or even use their cell phone as a Silent Witness when encountering the police. So were still waiting to find out more details. We are still waiting to learn what those warrants were. Right now, people who work in this community, people who live here are showing up as the sun is shining in this space, you are able to get a better view of this ugly damage. In Brooklyn Center in minnesota, again, the broken glass behind you to your right, the National Guard troops now deployed. Joining us, cnn senior Law Enforcement specialist, andrew mccabe, a former deputy of the fbi. Thank you for being with us. The big picture here, which well get to this is 10 miles from where Derek Chauvin is on trial for the murder of george floyd. Everyone is aware of the context of this we will get to that i want to talk about this specific incident, first, pulled over for his mother says a dangling air freshening ore the rear view mirror. Out of the car, as he tried to get back into the car, thats when he was shot. What draws your Attention Hoo . Well, a lot of things. There are a lot of important questions to ask about the sequence of events. What did these officer know when they took each one of these actions, for instance, what was he actually pull over for . Were they aware of the warrants before they initiated the pullover of the vehicle . Was the vehicle pulled over for some, you know, very possibly pre texttual thing like the Air Fresh Inner violation or something along those lines . And then, what happened after hes pulled over and hes out of the car . So the body Camera Images and Video Coverage will be very important in showing us the type of interaction that mr. Wright had with the Law Enforcement officers on the scene. Was it hostile . Was he resisting . Were there words exchanged . Or was he acting completely normal in a nonthreatening way . Were there any reasons why the officers can possibly have thought or mistakenly thought that mr. Wright was armed . Had he been searched before he allegedly turned and tried to get back into his vehicle . These are all things that will go to whether or not it was reasonable for these officers to think they were in some sort of danger. A big question is why would he even have been asked to get out of the car in the first place, andy . If im thinking about driving around minneapolis and from there and getting pulled over for an obstruction in the window, if it was the Air Fresh Inner, we dont know, there the a statute that says you cant have on obstruction of the windshield area. That doesnt seem to be something youd ask to be out of the car for. It seems like you would be notified by a Police Officer, fix it and carry on. Of course. Of course, you would, right . Of course, i would, if that stop happened to me or to you, wed probably be treated the same way. This really starts to echo of earlier tragic incidents like orlando castile, who we found out after his Tragic Police shooting that he had been pulled over an unbelievable number of times for the same contextual issues. So those are all really important things. Ultimately, the courts will look at, i am sure this will get presented to a grand jury. Most Police Shootings are, the grand jury will have to determine under the current standard, which is incredibly low, whether or not the officer another belief that mr. Wright presented some sort of danger or physical harm to them or itselfs, thats the Supreme Court standard, whether or not that was reasonable. The reason that standard was so low, the review is not done under a objective reasonableness standard, its done from the subjective position of the Police Officers, really, all they have to do is come in and articulate you know one or two facts that they base their decision of using the lethal force on. Its impossible. Its incredibly low standing. 10 miles from the courthouse where Derek Chauvin is on trial, a trial that will resume this morning and poppy, are you from there. I dont know if the jurors will have to drive through the road blocks . Some might . Easily, they probably live all around minneapolis. Most dont live downtown. Whats the impact of that . Just the Bigger Picture you think, andy, on the commute and maybe even on the trial, itself . John, its hard to imagine that all of the coverage of this, of the stop, of the shooting, of the Protest Activity that resulted wont have an impact on these jurors. I mean, you can not look at this story and think anything other than here we go again, i think longer term, bicker impact. This is another tear in that fabric that knits us altogether. The belief that we live in a rule of law society. The laws apply equally to everyone, every time we have another situation, that belief, that understanding. That Common Social impact is tearing apart and it is truly undermining that very reasonably undermining entire communitys confidence in Law Enforcement and also undermining Law Enforcements ability to do your job. We appreciate you being with us. Again, we need much more information about exactly what happened in Brooklyn Center. We do expect to hear from police throughout the morning. Thank you so much for being with us. Thank you. We do have Breaking News just in, multiple Police Officers have been shot this morning. This is in carroll county, georgia. It follows archbishop case there. Several agency were involved in a pursuit. In the fifth hour, we do not know the conditions of the officers that were shot. As we learn more, we will bring you that. Michigans governor is sounding the alarm saying her state needs more Vaccine Doses as cases surge there. 6,900 residents have confirmed covid cases as of yesterday. Hospitalizations also on the rise, nearly two dozen hospitals in michigan have reached 90 capacity. Joining us now, two michigan doctors on the front lines. Dr. Liam sullivan, Spectrum Health in grand happeneds, also with us, the director of Infectious Disease research at Beaumont Health in royal oak. Good morning to you. Dr. Sims, let me begin for your personal experience having been in the hospital in michigan, having seen what was set up there and how they were doing at the beginning of the pandemic to now, to yesterday, as i understand it, you saw more Covid Patients than ever before. Yes oh, well, i wouldnt say than ever before. But i think i saw the most Covid Patients ive ever seen in one day. Okay. At our hospital. Its busy and it really does remind me of how things were last march, last april, with the number of patients who are coming in with how busy our covid units are with the stress that everybody is being put under to care for these patients. Dr. Sims, just to follow up on this, you say you are seeing younger and sicker people. Yes, talk about that . Yes. So, as you know, coronavirus, covid, targets the older population more than the younger population, but there has been a concerted effort in our state and in most states to vaccinate the older population first. And also Nursing Homes have put in more policies and procedures to really try to protect their residents to prevent covid from spreading within their facilities and because of that, its limited the number of older patients that are really becoming infected in this surge. As such, more patients are younger between the ages of 30 and 50 and they do seem to be sicker. A lot more seem to be needing oxygen. A lot more are requiring some of the bigger dlaugs were using n drugs that were using now to treat it, about in terms of what is needed in the icu. A lot because we have learned its better to not intubate than intubate most of the time. Were willing to let them go with a little less oxygen in order to keep them off the vent. Dr. Sullivan, you are also seeing these younger and younger patients. You call it the perfect storm of reason. What is at play here . So, i think its a multitude of factors coming into play here. Number one the states are opening up a little bit more over the last couple of months. Number two, i think people are fatigued and retired over the restrictions and masking and distancing and avoiding of crowds, i call It Covid Fatigue as everyone is referring to it. You have b117, which is a strain 50 More Transmissible than the other coronavirus strains previously circulating in the state of michigan. Its now become the dominant strain in this state. Therefore, i think its created a perfect storm, people letting their guard down, et cetera. The virus is taking complete advantage of the situation, its rapidly spreading across the population. Talk to us about b117. One of the things i noticed is you are seeing it in sports, being passed around much more trance missable. Transmissible. Is this a situation now where activity that they may have done ten months ago is more dangerous today than it would have been then . Doing the same thing no longer an option . I mean, i think potentially its a little more dangerous are. Only because this train is so mump More Transmissible. I dont know if its the actual activity, itself, thats creating the issue or if its more the activities that go on around the sports thats creating it. The gatherings before and afterwards, the car pooling, the tea parties, set set ra. Those are possibly the things driving the spread of the variant more than the actual sport, itself. I know in michigan, there has been quite a few outbreaks linked to sports activities. This strain, one of the other interesting things about this strain is we are seeing it a lot more in Elementary School kids. Theyre not getting hosp hospitalized, but were seeing more cases in Elementary School kids because its so much More Transmissible in person to person. Thats a change from previous. Its really concerning as the mother of two little ones. You think of all the people they come into contact with, who could be hospitalized if theyre not fully protected. Doctor to you on the governors plea there for a surge in Vaccine Doses from the biden administration, the administration so far is saying no what do you need . Well, obviously, more vaccines are better. The more vaccines we get into people, the more protected those people are. But it takes time for the vaccine to work. If we were able to immunize everyone in michigan today, it would give them a booster shot in three weeks. It would be five weeks before everybody is fully protected. So its not enough to just say we need more vaccination. We also have to take more care to avoid spreading the virus and thats masking social distancing, avoiding crowd, all of the things we have been saying to do from the beginning. Dr. Sullivan, dr. Sims, we thank you both for being with us. Thank you both so much for the work you are doing. We will wish you the best of luck in the coming days and weeks. Thank you as well. We want to remember the lives lost to coronavirus who have a special connection to cnn. Fareed zakarias mother was a journalist who rose with a media role in the news media in the 1970s. She was later an educator that ran a large campusstyle with her husband. Fareed honored his mother as the one person most responsible for his achievements. She must have been so prouchltd i know fareed was so proud of his mother. Mrs. Zakaria died in india at the age of 85. 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Well, certainly, infrastructure at large. We know that many of the members coming to that meeting from both sides of the aisle have a long history of sitting on committees that oversee investments that they, themselves, have long said need to be made. Some of those investments are in the grid, which is a part of the american jobs plan, so we dont have a texasstyle freezeout. Some of them are in water pipes, so that no child should ever have lead reaching into the water. Some of them are in broadband so 30,000 constituents in rural areas can access broadband, thats essential in getting ahead in america today, standing up on the electric vehicle sector. I can keep going. These are bipartisan agreements that these investments need to be made. Not just in washington, in recent countries as repeat polls have shown. Why those areas of agreement . The low hanging fruit, roads, bridges, broadband, we talked about broadband yesterday. Why not take that pass that with 66plus senators if everyone agrees on that and save the controversial stuff where there may not be as broad of a consensus for something further down the line where you might need to use reconciliation. Well, i think i just gave you a list of items that some of these members agreed on. If we opened that group up a bit wider, we will get to all the other stuff in the bill and the president will be meeting with members from both sides of the party, broadly, widely. And theyre all going to be bringing to the table issues in the americans jobs plan. It has to be a plan that meets the needs of the country, that speaks to the disinvestment thats occurred in housing and Water Systems and electric vehicles, competing with china, standing up on the manufacturing sector. Building back better is not a small niche plan. It is a comprehensive approach to a resilient, robust, inclusive recovery. So the president has proposed raising the Corporate Tax rate to 28 . Democratic senator joe manchin of West Virginia says he wants to see the number at 25 . Are you opened to that . Look, the president , himself, said he is going to be talking with members on both sides of the aisle. According to the president , compromise is inevitable. So im not financial to negotiate tax rates on tv today. I think the Critical Point from President Biden is that the plan pays for itself over 15 years and that is extremely important. One of my main areas of research and economics is fiscal policy. When you are talking about the relief plan, a temporary measure. Its fine to be finance, when you talk about longerterm investments and water and bridges and setting up key sectors that dont exist in child care, helping people get into the job market. The sustainability. The permanence of those sectors requires robust pay force. If other members have different ideas, the president is willing to hear them. So, if then, the Corporate Tax rate isnt raised as much as initially proposed and i have heard other white house officials say, sure, were open to negotiate on that, were open to negotiate on some different things. What are some ideas that you have in making up the difference in revenue . Well, i think what we have to do is see what kind of ideas are being brought to the table. You know, this is important. Im glad you teed up this question. It is, yes, very much about paying for the plan. But also equally importantly, its about shutting down a series of practices that have our effective Corporate Tax rate at a mere 8 . Okay. We collect 1 of gdp in Corporate Taxation. Thats onethird of what other advanced commission collect. We had a tax code that deeply incentivizes investment offshore, jobs offshore. Profit shifting. Stripping your profits auto of this country and putting them in tax havens. That has to be shut down. Well, the white house tax bill, if you are trying to fix the tax code, why not do that . Well, i think the point here is that we have a plan, an essential Investment Plan to reverse decades of disinvestment and Build Back Resilience Economy and we have a set of pays force. Its smart to put the two together. You are pushing on legislative minutia, but i can stress as i did before that the sustainability of these longerterm Investment Programs is greatly heightened if we have these kind of pay force and the goals of the plan in terms of creating American Investments in jobs are very much sus sijt with those pay force. Succinct in those pay force. You are talking about a 3 difference in the Corporate Tax rate. Thats a lot of money. So you have to make that up somewhere. Either you do less or you raise that money elsewhere. Am i right . You are right. That is correct. So thats precisely the kind of negotiations that well be getting into. And when the president says, if you have a better idea for a pay for, bring it to the table. What he will not accept is inaction. So if you are just talking about sitting on your hands and talking about how we need these investments but are you not willing to pitch in and help. Thats not going to get us across the goal line here. If members have other ideas about ways to help pay for the plan, that by the way, meets one line in the sand he wont compromise on is he wont raise taxes on anybody under 400,000 so these have to be highly progressive taxes, which they are in the jobs plan. Look, i played around in these fiscal sand boxes for a long time. I have long been frustrated by the fact that there are so many loopholes that allow wealthy corporations to get away with not paying their fair share, they tax work not wealth. But they incentivize far too much offsoaring. So i would urge people to take a closer look at this plan. In fact, id be happy to go through some of the parts with you. Deal, sold and well fix the sand books while were at it. Thank you very much. We appreciate you being with us this morning. A u. S. Army officer is suing two virginia Police Officers after they pointed guns at him, pepper sprayed him, pushed him to the ground during a traffic stop. Will you see some of what happened next. Martin. When a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. Usaa. What youre made of, were made for. Usaa keeping your Oysters Business growing usaa. What youre made of, were made for. Has you swamped. You need to hire. I need indeed indeed you do. The moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventyfivedollar credit when you post your first job at indeed. Com promo. Developing overnight, cnn has learned one of the two virginia Police Officers who drew their guns and sprayed pepper spray at black and hispanic only leiutenant during a traffic stop has been fired. The incident happened last december. It was all caught on body camera video. One officer wrote in his report that he pulled over leiutenant Caron Nazario for driving without a license plate. Heres the thing, a temporary tag was taped inside the brandnew suvs window. The officer said he didnt see it taped to the back of the window of the new chevy tahoe, seeing Tinted Windows and pulling him over until he came to a brightlylit area, the officer decided it was a high risk traffic stop and decided to approach the vehicle with his gun drawn. Watch this. Im honestly afraid to get out. Get out now i have not committed any crime. At this point right now, you are under arrest, you are being detained. For a traffic violation, i do not have to get out of the vehicle. Na navario is suing those officer, claiming assault and battery. We should know cnn has not been able to reach either of the officers for comment. Its unclear at this time if they have representation. Let me bring in a man that served as the former Army Ground Commander in iraq. General, thank you. You are the officer of the book hunting the caliphate. We are glad you are here this morning. Good morning, poppy, thank you for having me. I have to ask you, for someone who served, you lived in suffolk miles away from where this happened. You know the area well, the culture very well, Virginia Governor ralph north am is saying he is very disturbed and angered as anyone waking up to see it is. What did you think as you watched it . All right. First of all, we dont know all the facts and that will come out in time, but what we do know, we saw in the video was absolutely unacceptable. Youre right. I used to live in that area and i am from the town of windsor. Thats a route that my family and i used to take to go to north carolina, through i95, its had that reputation, you go slow because it was almost like a speed trap. So i remember that, but this is bothersome on several levels. First of all, as a parent, as a father of two africanamerican sons 27 and 25, around the age of Leiutenant Nazario. When your child gets stopped and you are a person of color, its not a routine traffic stop. Right. What weve taught our sons to do is to call somebody. Put on your flashers, your blinkers, slow down, pull overwhelm. But if its not well let, try to get to a welllit place if you can. Follow the instruction of the officers, be polite. In this case, i felt thats what he was trying to do. The one thing he didnt do is when they said, get out of the car, get out of the car, but a confusing situation with the police with their guns drawn on him is very difficult. They didnt tell him, you know, why he is being stopped in the first place. To your point about not getting out of the car right within they said to, let me remind people who may not have seen the whole video, they should go back and watch it all. Natasha chen report on it, but when the officer said, get out of the car, he said, im honestly afraid to get out of the car and one of the officers responded, you should be. I mean, that is significant, you should be afraid to get out of the car. Absolutely. My heart wept when i heard that because what we want of our children in that case, adult children, is we want them to come home and come home alive. And that situation could have turned south even more and it could have been much, much worse. But in many ways, the deescalation was taking place from the leiutenants calm behavior. Leiutenant nazarios calm behavior. The police were not trying to deescalate. He was, part of that may have been his training with the u. S. Army and overall demeanor. But it was calm. So, in fact, his demeanor helped to deescalate the situation somewhat as he was trying to. There is a moment that i think is really important at the end, at the end osteoeven know what to call it, confrontation doesnt fully describe it. Watch this between the leiutenant and one of the officers. I want your reaction on the other side. There is no need to know your record, however, if you want to, i mean this respectfully, you have that right as a citizen, if thats what you want. Well charge you. It doesnt change my life one either way. In fact, it did. It changed both of their lives. And that officer has been fired. But i just wonder what you make seeing that thing, it doesnt need to be on your record. It turns out he had a temporary license affixed to his rear window. He did. He was talking to the Police Officer whos have seen that. That was the whole reason why they gave for stopping in the first place. I have problems with that, period, that last interaction. Its almost like hes kind of implying that a threat to the young leiutenants career. There are nearly 200,000 Service Members in the entire Hampton Rhodes area and the large naval base in norfolk so one would have thought the police were used to interacting with the Service Members. In fact, you know, most Service Members and leaders and Leiutenant Nazario is an officer in the u. S. Army. They are used to working and cooperating with police. They protect to defend the nation abroad. The Police Protect and serve here. So were used to working together. But he did not at least one of the officers or not both of them did not even give him the credibility of being an officer in the United States army, of serving his country. Even though he clearly said that. So i have problems with that. In uniform. And he was in uniform, absolutely. Wow. Major general, we appreciate you being here very much this morning. Thank you. Thank you. Well, ahead for us, he denied Mass Shootings and believes qanon. 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New this morning, senator josh hawley who infamously tried to overturn the election even after the capitol insurrection. He reported more than 3 million in the first quarter. Hes far from the only law maker to raise huge amounts of totals for doing everything but law making. John avalon here with a Reality Check. Reporter the sickness in our politics is the result of a introduced up infrastructure, Conspiracy Theories with fame and cash. Its not just my opinion. Its the former gop speaker john boehner, what he has to say about the chaos caucus. They didnt want legislative victories, they wanted crusades and built up their own power base thanks, to outraged driven fundraising cash. As if on queue, we learned that Qanon Mass Shooting Demyer Marjorie Taylor green says she raised 2. 3 million despite being stripped from her committee assignments. We reported 100,000 donors represent. 03 of americans. It shows crazy as a constituency. Shes a symptom of the trend of politician as professional troll. Take matt gaetz involved in Serious Sex Trafficking allegations. He denies it. We all know the playbook, say or do something outrageous, demonize the opposition and they raised more than 6 million more than twice the typical would have. How about one of gaetz few defenders in congress, jim jordan, boehner calls a political terrorist. He raised more than 18 million last cycle. This is the rinse and repeat thats come to dominate republican politics. Get elected, draw a lot of noise, draw attention to yourself. Raise a lot of money, make more noise, raise more money. Yeah. This is where Donald Trumps big lie, thousands of smaller ones have gotten us, defining deviancy down, offering juju alternative facts, alternative reality with media obsessed with negative partisanship. So good people dont want to serve anymore, the system seems to reward the worst in us. Its so many reasons republicans refuse to run for reelection. Listen to senator rob portman that corey police told the national journal. If you want to go on fox and be an ahole, there is no better time to serve f. You want to be thoughtful and get things done, there has never been a worse time to serve. We are living in a time when autocracys are trying to overthrow the form of government and every unhinged obstructionist Conspiracy Theorist is an exhibit in their case. Republicans will try to deflect away with all kind of what aboutism. Unless they clearly condemn it, they will own the rot that is consumer their party and republican. Thats the reality chick. So weaselry should be condemned . Certainly never embrace a weasel. It turns outs its lucrative as you point out . It is. One thing to watch his Reality Check on television, the other is to be in the presence of them. The live show is much better. All right. John, thank you very much. Airlines are planning for a travel bout this summer, but it will take a lot of work to get the planes ready after sitting idle for a year. How are they preparing . Thats next. I brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. Those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks Sighs Wearily here, ill take that excited yell woohoo ensure max protein. With thirty grams of protein, onegram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health abbot sonic its velveeta shells cheese and nutrients to support immune health versus the other guys. Clearly, velveeta melts creamier. Clearly, people are ready to travel. The Airline Industry is preparing for a busy season a year into this pandemic. The airlines now face the enormous task of getting employees ready, planes ready to meet the demand. Pete mun the tean is live. Up have the big plane behind you, tell us about it. Reporter it wasnt all that long ago that thousands of planes were parked by the pandemic. American Airlines Says all of its clients will be out here flying by the end of the month. First they must inspect everything from the engines down to the coffee maker. Pressure is on at American Airlines Tulsa Maintenance base. Here, crews are preparing planes to meet the new surge of air travel. Hundreds of commercial airliners sat idle on taxiways, ramps, even runways through much of the pandemic. Now american says all of its planes will be flying again by the end of the month. No easy task. In many ways, we have the aircraft have more Maintenance Requirements that has been in storm than we do if it is out active and flying. Reporter roger steels team of mechanics are providing 1,000 hours for one plane here. Part of the work includes federally mandated boeing 737. American alone parked 300 of them because of the pandemic. The faa said the planes sitting idle could cause a critical valve to fail, Risking Catastrophic Dual engine power loss in flight. All of the things that could have been negatively impacted by the fact that he was parked have been identified. They have been addressed and they have been resolved. So i can assure you 110 that these aircraft are safe and theyre ready to fly. Reporter planes have been stored exclusively outside for months on en, crews came out every ten days to check the engines, uncover them and fire them up and check the ramping gear, the tires, the brakes, about 100 planes were stored in the peak of the pandemic. Now there are only a few left. The latest data shows Airline Travel closing in on a recovery. Industry groups say flights are 75 full up from 60 just last month. New demand means the industry is bouncing back sooner than expected. The newest jump in numbers means the Transportation Security Administration needs more help screening passengers. It is hiring 6,000 new officers to staff checkpoints, holding hiring events nationwide. I think the big thing is we want to be prepared for the summer. We are clearly taking a lot of efforts to make sure that happens. Reporter United Airlines said it will hire new pilots for the first time in more than a year, while thousands of existing pilots will be coming back from pandemic timeoff a. Cnn review across the country uncovered Flight Crews Reporting Rusty Skills and in Flight Errors after returning to work. American airline says its pilots will be thoroughly checked in classrooms and simulators before coming back on the job. There is a lot of pentup travel demand. We want to be there to move our customers where they want to go, safely, efficiently and make sure we are putting on a good product. Demand for flying is so strong right now that Southwest Airlines have ended the leads of 2700 of its flight attendants. The tsa koreaned 1. 5 people yesterday just shy of the pandemic record and, john, it seems the numbers will only go up from here. I got to tell you, it was fascinating to see the difference in the planes moving from the warehouse to being out there. I think you need to guide that plane, get that aircraft out. Reporter they gave me everything but the batons. I got the vest. I could be marshalling in here. Next time. Thats a great report. We appreciate it. Time now for the good stuff. In georgia, a bar and a pharmacy are teaming up to get people vaccinated. Titos lounge has become a coronavirus Vaccination Site two days a week after partnering with premier drug store. It was councilman sam davis idea so residents could have some place local to get their free vaccine, no appointment needed. You walk in, take it to the streets. Its walk through, get your shot. Its perfect because i live right down the street. So it was, you know, more convenience to come here. Whatever it takes, right . What a great idea, the lounge owner offers food and drinks to people waiting. 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