chaos. at least a dozen people were ared, four of them spring breakers. fights is have broken out, even property damage being reported. the mayor, dan gelber, saying action had to be taken. listen. too many people are coming here with bad intentions. our city has become a tinder, and we cannot have a policy of simply hoping that it s not lit. reporter: so the chaos also forcing an iconic bar to shut down temporarily. in a statement, the clevelander said it has grown increasingly concerned with the safety of our dedicates employees and valued customers and the ability of the city to maintain a safe environment and is shutting us doors until at least wednesday and will reevaluate then. mike beach s city manager wants to keep the emergency measures in place until april 12th. they will expire tuesday unless something is done at a city meeting scheduled for this afternoon at three. back to you guys. will: ashley, thank you so much. good morning, will cain, pete hegseth and jed
we will continue to follow that story. let s turn things over to don lemon and cnn tonight . this is sent cnn tonight . i m don lemon. thank you for joining. here is a question, how much does texas have to take? now it is undrinkable water, there s broken pipes, empty shelves in the supermarkets after days without power and with another night of freezing weather ahead. how much does texas are to take? nearly 15 million people facing a water crisis there. lining up at distribution centers because the tap is dry at home. hospitals, fire departments don t have any water. one hospital collecting rain water and using it just to flush toilets. people are melting snow and millions who do have water, well, they re being warned to boil it before even drinking it. some patients who have been discharged, staying in the hospital lobbies because they can t go back to their homes because their homes have no power. this week has been deadly for texas. at least 26 people have died si
with alliisyn camerota and john berman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is new day. tuesday, march 2nd, 6:00 a.m. here in new york and we begin with a new warning from the cdc director for every american. please hear me clearly. at this level of cases with variants spreading, we stand to completely lose the hard-earned ground we have gained. now is not the time to relax. okay. here is why. after falling for weeks, new coronavirus cases are plateauing at a very high level. this could be caused by the highly contagious variants. this, as a lot of states, are easing their pandemic restrictions, reopening restaurants, theaters and more. meanwhile, johnson & johnson newly approved single dose vaccine could start getting into arms today, but the am available is much lower than originally promised. anna ruck is speaking out, 33-year-old woman with a name and a story. she is publicly accusing new york governor andrew cuomo
employee i know of is in the process of being moved south to help out in the manpower issue down here as we already knew migrants are being shipped from the rio grande valley sector to el paso earlier this weekend fox news is obtained the first photo of a migrant families sent from the rgb over here to el paso inside central processing center that alejandro mayorkas visited yesterday, bipartisan group of four senators, we got to go for a ride all long, because they are denying access, he is not holding any press availability but we heard with senator portman, here s what senator portman had to say about what he saw. more and more people, unlawful, 30% from january. it is getting worse and worse. in washington the administration still not calling it a crisis. speaker pelosi had this to say about how the administration is handling it. the biden administration has this under control, it is values-based, humanitarian in its aspects, pragmatic in a plan to get things done.
how she s changing her tune after being sued for defamation. and the bizarre arguments against d.c. statehood. d.c. would be the only state, the only state without an airport, without a car dealership. when all in starts right now. good evening. for the second time in a week, a community is in mourning. there s a makeshift memorial where a gunman massacred people. i want to say to the community, i m so sorry this incident happened. we are going to make sure that this suspect has a thorough trial and we do a thorough investigation. these are the ten victims. they range in age from 20 to 65, even one with their own story, unique lives. three of them were at work. the youngest victim, denny strong posted this image to his facebook page, i can t stay home, i m a grocery store worker. rikki olds loved cats and unicorns, her aunt posting, why you? why not me? you haven t even lived yet. terri leiker had worked there no we re. her boyfriend worked there, too. she loved