Gillian: it took the judges a minute to figure out who had one. Bill: they took a freeze frame of the still shot crossing the line and gillian, it was inches between the first, second and third place. The guy who got no medals at all were right there together. Well done. Keep going, america. Now we move to this. Check it out. We re going lower. [bell ringing] bill: we re bracing for another day of economic pain. U. S. Markets falling sharply as we speak. Stocks already continue a downward plunge after a deep dive on friday. You have to wonder about the inflation fears and the amount of pain that has caused for many americans for some time. That mixed in with the r word as we start a new hour right now. Dana has the day off today. I m bill hemmer live in new york city. Welcome back, gillian. Gillian: good to be with you. Gillian turner. Recession fears here in the u. S. Are rattling investors across the globe from wall street, london, tokyo, stocks in japan suffered their worst loss in
Neil: taking stock after the shock. Remember when inflation was the big worry? now it is the beers with over recession. Yeah, recession? overdone. Try telling that to investors who lost trillions in the global markets yesterday and not sure what happens come monday. Our traders finally paying attention to us. Stocks swooning on what consumers have long been saying, this economy s a piece of work, as fewer americans than we ve seen in years are finding work. Things are tough and getting tougher. No one calling it a meltdown just yet, and kamala harris, no doubt, hoping it stays that way because remember how the the financial crisis doomed the republican party s grip on the race then. Don t be surprised if donald trump and j. D. Vance make it a big issue in atlanta odd today. Folks already lining up and fired up. All that and a bipartisan look at the secret service failing bigtime three weeks ago in butler, pennsylvania. And explanations since aren t making critics feel any better. We re
Good to have you along this hour. The biden administration is pushing the president s goal of at least partially vaccinating 70% of the adult population in the u. S. By fourth of july. But so far only 16 states and the district of columbia have met that objective. And while the u. S. Will likely miss that goal, former fda commissioner, dr. Scott gottlieb says that won t have a major impact. Instead, the u. S. Should start thinking about the next phase of the vaccination effort. Now we need to think about trying to push out the vaccine into community sites where people could get it delivered to them through a trusted intermediary. That means doctor s offices, schools, employers. We need to think of a different delivery strategy for those who are reluctant to get into those access points. As people go back to the school and work in fall, they ll be seeking out vaccines. That s when we need to think about the 2. 0 campaign and a different strategy. I want to take a moment to compare china
Cities large and small, including several new mass shootings. We re now nearing 290 mass shootings for the year. In houston, a deputy s apartment was ambushed overnight. That shooting leaving his wife and step child wounded. Evan mcmorris santoro is watching this escalate. I hope viewers are paying attention because this is an important summer in the country, trying to get back to normalcy, trying to move forward in a lot of other ways, but we re seeing this scourge of gun violence really being a huge part of the story line. 395 shootings, sounds like a lot for a summer, was actually the number of shootings we have tracked so far this weekend. Seven being mass shootings, what we call where four or more people are shot excluding the shooter. Those are huge numbers and a huge increase over previous years. More than 40% increase over the same numbers, the same point in 2020, and nearly 70% increase over the same time in 2019. So just a huge rash of problems all across the country, as you
They re pushing lies and conspiracies about the january 6th insurrection, continuing to bitterly divide the country. I wrote this poem for my husband about two years ago now for his first father s day. Meghan, the duchess of sussex tells npr how she s turned the sentimental poem to prince harry into a children s book. I m pamela brown in washington. Welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. You re live in the cnn newsroom on this very busy sunday. We begin this hour with a first look at the tragic aftermath of a 15car pileup in alabama that has left ten people dead. 9 of the victims are children. We want to warn you the images you re about to see are graphic, so if you have any children in the room, now is the time for them to leave. These are new images just in to cnn. They show just how horrific the accident was. Cnn s martin savidge is in alabama for us tonight with this heartbreaking story. Martin, what more are you learning? it is absolutely heartbreaking,