In the weekending friday than they did the week before. But the u. S. Isnt alone in losing ground against the Delta Variant. Today in Paris Anger and frustration as Tens Of Thousands of people protested mandatory vaccinations for some and a nationwide Health Pass Requirement to get into Movie Theaters and museums. Similar requirements are coming to other countries as well. Cnn correspondents are watching from All Over The World. Im in rome and here in italy the government has approved a green pass that will reward the vaccinated and hopefully inspire the hesitant to finally get inoculated. Cases have been steadily rising in this country due to the opening of tourism, the European Soccer celebration and the Delta Variant. But to avoid further lockdowns, the green pass should allow the economy to stay open and keep the virus in check by forcing the unvaccinated to either stay home or finally get their shots. From early august, the fully vaccinated are those who have a negative test or ha
In this country, particularly where areas where people remain unvaccinated. This morning more than 91 Million americans live in counties with high covid19 infections, and the Delta Variant, which is more transmissible, accounts for more than 83 of covid cases across the country. Despite plenty of vaccine supply, there are no lines, you dont have to wait for them and plenty of data to back up the efficacy of vaccines, more than half of the country remains unprotected. As it stands, these are the ten states there on that map struggling the most to get people vaccinated. Poppy, its no coincidence that those are the states you see the biggest jumps. Tragically for a number of families, it is already too late to get the vaccine that could have saved lives. She liked the song Beat It by michael jackson. I started singing to her. Thats why i made that sign up there that says beat up. My is my baby slipping away every day. My daughter is not vaccinated. I really do believe that had she been va
liberal d.a. george gascon out. your help, we will take back the house, we will win the senate and then a republican president will make a triumphant return to the white house. and i wonder who that will be? [cheers and applause] ainsley: well, yesterday afternoon we got to hear from the former president for the first time since the inauguration. we herald that god bless the usa song and knew he was about to take the stage, and pete hegseth, he was down there, and he said it was like seeing an old friend. brian: right. this is probably the longest gap we ve had in five years without seeing the president of the united states whether it s a phone call or whether it s a tweet. we have not heard much from him. a few statements, tiger s accident, of course, rush limbaugh s passing, he s come out and commented on that. but to see his speech that lasted for an hour i thought was pretty effective, and i thought one of the greatest assets for the president was what joe biden s d
had also directed the justice department to name a special council to investigate and prosecute potential election-related crimes, crimes that trump s own outgoing attorney general said he had very high confidence in that there was no impact on the election from election fraud at all. just two days after the order was drafted, discredited trump lawyer sidney powell was in the oval office lobbying for that special council job according to axios. also in that meeting disgraced former trump adviser michael flynn who promoted ideas on seizing voting equipment. cnn has not been able to independently verify this draft, and it s not clear who wrote it, but to put it plainly, any order directing the military or federal agents to seize voting kw equipment for political purposes is a coup. and just like that democracy nearly died. trump never signed that executive order, but one thing the january 6th committee is still trying to get its hands on, supposed outtakes from an infamous vi
family lived and went to church. that person found the judge s home, shot and killed her son, and injured her husband. these acts and threats of violence are not associated with any one set of partisan or ideological views. but they are permeating so many parts of our national life that they risk becoming normalized and routine if we do not stop them. that is dangerous for people s safety, and it is deeply dangerous for our democracy. in a democracy, people vote, argue, and debate. often vociferously in order to achieve the policy outcomes they desire. but in a democracy, people must not employ violence or unlawful threats of violence to affect that outcome. citizens must not be intimidated from exercising their constitutional rights to free expression and association by such unlawful conduct. the justice department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable. we have marshall