have to go on hiatus though training camp for his main job with the chiefs begins in just a few weeks, while swift s era s tour rolls on in europe all right, thanks to our panel. thanks to all of you for joining us. i m kasie hunt, cnn new central starts right now we are standing by for a meeting that will tell u.s. president biden s immediate future in minutes. all house democrats gathered behind closed doors to discuss and debate if he should drop out of the presidential race major developments overnight. millions of people are waking up this morning without power after hurricane beryl slammed into texas, dumping record amounts of rain and adding to the troubled today, sweltering temperatures are in the forecast this morning the trial began and for actor alec baldwin on trial for involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting on the set of the movie rust happened three years ago. we re live outside court a jury selection begins, i m sara sidner with kate bolduan and joh
racial violence is some far-off memory, a grainy bloc and white past long forgotten, but in tulsa, oklahoma, that distance between the past and the present begins to shrink. 100 years ago, this community experienced a race massacre. 18 hours of sheer destruction! 18 hours men fleeing for their lives! but for black tulsans the story didn t end for the masser k.it continued for 100 years, a trauma felt by each generation in its own way through segregation, through urban renewal, through gentrification. this story is about the people of greenwood, what was taken from them and their fight to be made whole. imagine where we would be had it not happened, had our families not been destroyed. because the american story can t be contained in a snapshot. it s an epic poem. oral history passed from one generation to the next. you didn t read it in a book. you didn t see it in a movie. you witnessed it yourself in reality. history doesn t make your heart bleed. it wasn t al
racial violence is some far-off memory, a grainy, black and white past long forgotten. but, in tulsa, oklahoma, that distance between the past and present begins to shrink. 100 years ago, this community experienced a race massacre. 18 hours of sheer destruction. 18 hours of men fleeing for their lives. but for black tulsans, the story didn t end with the massacre. it continued for 100 years, a trauma felt by each generation in its own way through segregation, through urban renewal. through gentry fa cation. this story is about the people of greenwood, what was taken from them and their fight to be made whole. never imagined it would be happening. and our family s been destroyed. because the american story can t be contained in a snapshot. it s an epic poem. oral history passed from one generation to the next. you didn t read it in a book. you didn t see it in a movie. you witnessed it yourself in reality. history can make your heart bleed. it wasn t always a story
later this hour as the white house kicks off important summits on the world stage, with american allies and adversaries. the vice president is in guatemala meeting with the leader as part of her assignment to tackle issues driving the influx of migrants creating a crisis at the u.s./mexico border. we will take you to that when the vice president begins speaking. as you can see, it s going to be a very, very busy ten days for the white house. president biden is meeting with nato s secretary-general today. as the white house focuses on the challenges from abroad, they are facing headwinds for their agenda at home as well after joe manchin came out against his party s sweeping voting rights overhaul legislation known as hr-1. he also redoubled his opposition to eliminating or reforming the filibuster. effectively, that puts quite a few democratic priorities on life support. voting rights, the january 6 commission, gun reform and more. here to break this down with us, shannon pet
biden may be actively proving that wrong as he takes off tonight. it s actually worth pausing and recalling what this claimed conventional wisdom entails. the country is in real trouble. we ve got a very sharply divided society. the divide that splits this nation. are we going to continue to exacerbate the darkness, the division? there is so much division not only within our party, but within our country right now. the political polarization is only going to get worse. such a divided country, presidents who come into office don t all of the sudden, even if they win a close election use the start like a honeymoon period. they don t exist anymore. it doesn t exist anymore. it s become so common to say those things. they may even sound unremarkable. why are you showing me this on the news tonight, ari? well, whether it comes from pundits or an obama veteran like david plouffe there, this is a common sentiment based on predictions, not actual facts. there is recent