location. police say that the suspect bought one of his weapons just six days before the attack. the suspect is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. also today, we heard from family and loved ones of one of the ten shooting victims, this one rikki olds, a store manager. she was only 25, universally described by those who knew her as one of the sweetest people to be around. she was vibrant. she was bubbly. rikki was kind of the light of our family. rikki would do anything to make anybody happy or smile. she just was her. the uncle and the co-worker the slain rikki olds. president biden is urging the senate to pass key pieces of gun control legislation, including a bill that would expand background checks and closing the so-called charleston loophole. that requires gun sellers to wait up to ten days for a background check to come back. polling indicates that the vast majority of the american people support expanding background checks but so far even that
the state s new election law is dividing those who believe it s a way to stop the black vote and those who believe it protects everyone s vote. georgia is the flash point for the nationwide battle over voting rights. natasha chen in atlanta with the growing anger over the new law president biden calls jim crow in the 21st century. natasha? reporter: about 150 people gathered outside atlanta city hall to oppose this georgia voter bill and also to stand with georgia representative park cannon, who was arrested for knocking on the door of the governor s office to try to witness him signing this bill. a lot of the signs we re seeing say i stand with park, stop suppressing our votes. a lot of strong, passionate opinions here about protecting people s access to vote. i spoke with one person who was actually there witnessing park cannon arrested that day. she was knocking on the door. it happened right in front of me and for it to end with her being taken away, it was horrif
meeting with iranians during the trump presidency. they lost an election. they shouldn t have just got off the stage. tom brady talking about the famous throw for the first time, posting a stylistic fick with the caption, risky evident pass i threw all season. . brian: there is city where a lot of confirmation hearings going on after week, two week pause for this thing called impeachment part two. they re trying to get everyone through. for the first time we re about to see maybe a biden official just get nixed. there was a problem when you have 1000 tweets you delete before a hearing. that is not good news. neera tanden, a angry tweeter. steve: it embarrassed her now. so she deleted them. welcome, everybody, very busy tuesday, february 23rd, of 2021. welcome to hour one of this tuesday of fox & friends, ainsley. ainsley: good morning to you, thank you so much for choosing us. every single morning we appreciate that. let s talk about the covid relief bill. $1.9 trillio
but couldn t revive him. day four of the prosecution s case, and continued attempts, by the defense, to suggest that floyd was a potential threat. ready to spring back up, somehow, and do harm. the latest, tonight, from cnn s omar jimenez, in minneapolis. reporter: the moments, when paramedics arrived and george floyd appeared unresponsive in may, 2020, are coming into clear focus. an audio played in court. derek chauvin is heard on the phone describing what had just happened. had to hold the guy down. he was was going crazy. wouldn t wouldn t go in the back of the squad. reporter: he was talking to the supervising-police sergeant on duty, at the time, david pluger. do you have an opinion, as to when the restraint of mr. floyd should have ended, in this encounter? yes. what is it? when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint. and that was after he was handcuffed and on the ground, and no lon
a new round of stimulus payments, a step closer to reaching millions of americans. how long it will take before your family sees a check. plus widespread vaccinations are ramping up, nearly 3 million just today. the president says there should be enough vaccine for everyone who wants a shot by the end of may. and open and candid, prince harry and meghan markle get set to open up to the world. is a royal rift about to get bigger? i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday evening. for millions of american families this evening, it is no longer if but when they will receive their next pandemic stimulus checks. cnn s jessica dean is on capitol hill. jessica, tell us what is the timeline if everything goes smoothly from here. when will american families and businesses start to see these payments? reporter: the short answer, pam, is if everything goes as plan, which it s l