beach officials say access in to the city will be blocked except for those who live there or are staying at a hotel within the city. officials making the specific, the announcement of specific measures in regard to crowd control at a press conference earlier today. that includes a curfew, as you mentioned, that goes into effect at 8 p.m. local time tonight and will last for 72 hours. miami beach officials making the move as the city deals with an influx of large crowds looking to party for spring break amid the covid-19 pandemic. this as florida surpasses 2 million covid-19 cases with hot spots bubbling up in dozens of zip codes around the state. officials say cheap flights have attracted too many people who are flocking to south beach to party, and they say at night the city gets to a point where everything spills out of control. take a listen. our city right now in this area has become a tinder, and we cannot have a policy of simply hoping that it s not lit. we have to ac
continues to provide a level of, you know, uncertainty, and worry, about, you know, the workplace. plus, an emotional first week of eyewitness accounts in the derek chauvin trial, capped by officers testing against one of their own. the scathing rebuke from the longest-serving officer in the minneapolis police department. what is your view that use of force during that time period. totally unnecessary. and new details about the d.o.j. investigation into florida republican congressman matt gaetz, the investigation now reportedly focusing on cash payments to women. his reaction to those calls for him to resign. and reaction pouring in from across the political spectrum after major league baseball pulled its all-star game out of atlanta. in protest of georgia s new restrictive voting law. good morning, everybody. it is saturday, april 3rd. happy to be with you. i m lindsey reiser. i m kendis gibson. we re live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we have a team o
rural alaska. we are here we re all vaccinated. duncan: and later, meet the minnesota pizzaman with the moves and a message. duncan.a pizzaman with the duncan: good evening. tonight a massive winter storm is barreling towards the northeast with tens of millions in its path. winds could be fierce and the snow deep. the midwest got hit last night making for slick roads in chicago. today, people in plainsfield, illinois, spent part of the day digging out. even this dog in kenosha, wisconsin, found it tough going at times. icy conditions proved treacherous for this fire truck in virginia. fortunately no one was hurt. the nation s capitol declared a snow emergency. still, kids near the lincoln memorial turned out for some sledding.angsomersaus. cbs news meteorologist jeff berardelli is in new york city. jeff, i know my daughter s school has already been canceled for tomorrow. what s ahead? hi, jericka. yeah, my wife is a teacher here in new york city. her school has been c
their market share, but again the smart phone business is a different animal. you know apple is a big player there. we will have to see how this plays out. tbb. thank you very much for joining us on that. the supreme court is gearing up for new arguments this week in the most significant abortion case since roe versus wade was overturned. good day everyone from msnbc. welcome to alex witt reports, we are beginning with the deadline approaching for donald trump to pay his more than $450 million bond judgment tomorrow. he claims he has the money but he wants to spend it on his campaign but not offering any proof that he has the cash. also tomorrow trump will return to a new york state court in a hush money case where stormy daniels said that she is where ready to testify. suzanne craig will talk to me later. some house republicans are upset with johnson saying there s not enough order funding in the bill including congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who is moving to oust