described as foreign mercenaries. cnn obtained video purpose ported to be from that shootout yesterday. cnn has not confirmed the authenticity of this video. [ sound of gunfire ] now, as we said, authorities are saying there were seven people in that shootout, all dead. they also are saying there are six people in custody tonight. today haitian media showed two men authorities are calling suspects in the back of a police pickup surrounded by armed guards, but blurred their faces. again, cnn cannot confirm the details provided by haitian authorities. all of this of course taking place in a country under former martial law where two men now claim the mantle of leadership in an already destitute country growing weaker due to the growing humanitarian crisis and worsening covid epidemic. journalist harold isaac is in haiti tonight. there are rumors flying around haiti, with good reason, obviously, because of the lack of transparency and all that s happened to quickly. what do you
tulsa, oklahoma. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we have reports this morning from dallas, jerusalem, miami, las vegas, tokyo and the white house. this is early start. i m laura jarrett. jack with christine romans on set after 15 months. back and vaccinated on the set, ready to go. i m christine romans. it s tuesday, june 1st, it is 5:00 a.m. in new york. we begin this morning with a move that is rocking the world of sports. top women s tennis star naomi osaka has withdrawn from the french open citing her mental health. andy scholes joins us this morning. if phil mickelson or rafael nadal pulled out in the middle of a major or grand slam the earth would shake here. tell us what happened with osaka. naomi osaka said she never wanted to be a distraction to the french open and she feels for her mental health the best thing is for her to withdraw from the tournament. osaka won her opening match and spoke on the court afterwards but not
the scenes tonight of vacant boardwalks and empty beaches as record-breaking chill and relentless rain moves across the northeast. but there may be some relief on the way for memorial day. rob marciano times it out for us. the deadly plane crash investigation. dive teams combing a lake outside of nashville after the small jet carrying seven people went down in the water. what we re learning about those on board including a prominent church leader and a 90s tv actor. and 100 years later we re on the ground in tulsa tonight commemorating the tulsa race massacre. the critical moment in american history and what survivors and their families hope the country will learn from it. good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday night. i m linsey davis. on the eve of memorial day we begin with yet another mass shooting, this one in miami. just the latest in a spree of violence claiming lives across the country. at least two people are dead. nearly two dozen wounded. some in
i didn t know this was a thing for people outside of us. it s a thing for me. it s my favorite thing on msnbc. and i, too, filled up with moderna, i went out and bought a cup of coffee in a public place today, too. rachel, we have tonight nadia joining us, a friend of alexei navalny. we will get her perspective on what s happening. and she, as you know, was em prized been vladimir putin herself. she has a very close feeling for what s going on there. we are also going to show gabe gutierrez s extraordinary interview with one of the jurors in the derek chauvin murder trial. it turns out the jury was thinking exactly what we thought they were thinking. it s always such a mystery. you always wonder what is going through their minds and you never know. and now thanks to gabe gutierrez today we to know. one more thing before you go. very, very, very important thing. yes? . i was listening to gina mccarthy on your show and it wasn t easy, i noticed, it wasn t easy for her to
i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. the white house spent part of mother s day doing damage control after a disappointing jobs report last month. we re making bold moves but there s a long way to go and we have to be there to help americans find jobs. we re focussed on working with congress to get the jobs package passed and family s package. the reality is we have fallen behind with our investments in the economy and people are still struggling. the gop is blaming the april job s report on the jobless benefits put in place to combat the pandemic recession. some republican governors have started cutting federal aid hoping to force more people back to work. president biden says he has hope for bipartisan support of his multitrillion dollar infrastructure and jobs package. he plans to meet with each party s house and senate leaders and with a group of republican senators. the gop has more on its mind than even this huge infrastructure plan. house republicans could vo