Knocking them down. You can see those two children diving for cover as the gunman continues firing there. Let s go now to cnn s polo sandoval, who is in new york. Polo, the shooting video is very difficult to watch, to see those children tussled and pushed and put into harm s way like that. What more do we know about this incident? reporter: at such a young age, too. The video is dramatic, he heartstopping, but the latest example of the shooting incidents in new york city. We ll break down the stats in a second. First, the latest on this particular investigation here, nypd releasing this video, showing a masked gunman charging toward a 24yearold man in the bronx in the red on a sidewalk on thursday. He is shot, while next to him, a brother and sister, she is 10 years old and he is 5 years old, just inches away. After the shooting the gunman hops on a scooter and flees. Police are looking for the shooter. The girl uses her body to protect her little brother. Fortunately, no physical inj
Was elevated to the house republican leadership for literally repeating his delusion. The pageant came four months after that delusion ignited a coup that led to the deaths of five people and even threatened the loyalists themselves. It s no wonder their constituents thrive in conspiracy theories. Their elected leaders now deny an insurrection that was filmed from multiple angles, including police body cameras. But then, as the nation struggles toward a standard of law enforcement that doesn t include unnecessary killings of black and brown americans, the synergy is holding up the most meaningful police reform in american history. As usual, the inertia buildings in congress while our cities look for leadership. I ll talk to the mayor of houston shortly about the push from hundreds of black mayors he leads to reduce police fatalities in their cities while trying to increase vaccine distribution and pushing back against voter suppression specifically targeting their urban residents. The
protection of our vaccines over time. cnn is covering these global developments all over the world. we have reporters in london, arlette zientz with the president in nantucket. nada, the prime minister said there s a lot we don t know. what did we learn? reporter: there is a concern now that this new variant may be more transmissible and may have a negative impact on the vaccines. most of european allied population is double vaccinated. there are concerns this new variant will have a negative impact and the vaccines may not be enough and they may not have the effect on previous variants. there are investigations and studies ongoing. we heard from many fpharmacy companies saying they re keeping an eye on that. public health officials are talking about shortening the time gap between the second dose and the booster shot. there were travel restrictions on the southern african region. they ve been extended. there will also be more stringent measures on the border. people comi
verdict. we ll have the preview of the exclusive interview. let s get started. we re headed for yet another decisive week in washington. on monday the white house will host a signing ceremony for the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. president biden expected to tap the benefits of the legislation that marks the largest federal investment in infrastructure in more than a decade. on capitol hill house democrats will move forward this week with plans to vote on the $1.75 trillion build back better social spending bill. while that number is intimidating, if considered annually which is what you should be doing over ten years. the cost of the bill equals just $175 billion per year. new polling from the washington post shows that it remains very popular. nearly six in ten americans express support. given the deeply divided reality of the politics that s an extraordinarily high level of support to have 60% on anything these days. we continue to fight a lingering pandemic
have been seeing over time threats. whoa, whoa, whoa. i didn t ask you so you read the letter, that s your source? so, let me be clear, this is not a prosecution or. is there some study, some earth some investigation that someone did that says there has been disturbing uptick or did you take the word of the national school board association. lawrence: the letter refers to american moms and dads as domestic terrorists because they wanted to protect their kids. realizing the mistake the walked back the letter. this time a.g. garland refused to follow their lead. from october the 22nd, the national school board association apologized for its letter. why didn t you rescind that memorandum and apologize for your for the memorandum? responsibility of the justice department as i said in my opening is protecting americans from violence and threats of violence. protecting america. so that s a sorry but not a sorry from our attorney general. garland said he was concerne