Disease and mass Death Event in american history. Today a new announcement brought some hope of potentially shielding young children from the coronavirus, that is, those Hoops Parents are willing. And those who believe in the vaccine. Pfizer says that lower dosage of the vaccine is safe and effective for all children between the ages of five and 11. Meanwhile, the administration has been taking heat from u. S. Allies over its travel band, based on the vibe russ. For foreign visitors. Today that policy was revoked. The White House will allow fully vaccinated for nationals to fly into our country starting in november. And as we mentioned, biden will make his debut at the Un General ascend lee tomorrow. His appearance comes after that chaotic exit from afghanistan, and at a time when friends is angry at us, over our weapons deal. What you will hear the President Talk about tomorrow is that we are committed to those alliances. The threat of climate, the threat of democracy, the threat of l
the next storm moving across the country tonight. and the wind chills plunging. it will feel like 40 below in some places. and then the other potential storm later this week we re now watching in the northeast. ginger zee times it all out. tonight, the major airlines here in the u.s. averting what they called a potential catastrophic disruption in service. just hours before the planned rollout of new 5g cell phone technology, what at&t and verizon have agreed to do tonight. but why there could still be flight disruptions tomorrow. gio benitez standing by. the urgent diplomatic mission to avoid a potential war in ukraine. the white house calling it an extremely dangerous situation tonight. and ian pannell in ukraine. the voting rights battle unfolding on capitol hill. the debate and now the democratic leader vowing to hold a vote so that every senator will be on record. news tonight about that synagogue hostage standoff in texas. not it turns out the suspect had been tra
shared with the appropriate entities, one of which is the capitol police. the best intelligence of the world is no good if the people that need it don t have it. so i appreciate your reporting. thank you very much for your really diligent and excellent work on this. thank you, madam chair. thank you very much, senator king. on with us remotely is senator ossoff. when we spoke in june during your prior appearance before this committee, i asked you a simple but important question, which is, which individual is ultimately responsible for the security of the united states capitol complex? who is in charge? who has ultimate accountability? and that was not a question that you at that hearing, nor your colleagues who testified before the committee in february were able to answer with specificity. you acknowledge mr. bolton during that discussion at your last appearance that that was a problem, that the lack of a single individual who s accountable for and has responsibility for
i m john berman, in for anderson. we will get to the men charged for killing ahmaud arbery in a moment but we begin with breaking news on a pair of legal cases that involve a violent right wing extremism in this country s recent history. first, in charlottesville, virginia, where a partial verdict was announced just hours ago in a civil case brought against some of those involved with that 2017 unite the right rally that left one woman, heather heyer, dead. in a moment, we ll hear reaction from her mother. first, though, cnn s elle reeve joins us now. elle, what can you tell us about the verdict? reporter: well, the jury was hung on the question of federal conspiracy charges relating to a law passed in the 1870s to fight the kkk but they did find these guys liable under a virginia conspiracy law. and that s really interesting because they the other defendants took great pains to say they never had any contact with james alex fields, who is convicted of first-degree murder
of violent right wing extremism in this country s recent history. first charlottesville, virginia where a partial verdict was announced hours ago in a civil case against some of those involved with the 2017 unite the right rally that left one woman dead. in a moment we ll hear reaction from her mother. first though, what can you tell us about the verdict. reporter: the jury was hung on federal conspiracy charges relating to a law passed in the 1970s to fight the kkk but did find these guys liable under a virginia conspiracy law. the other defendants took great pains to say they never had any contact with james alex fields convicted of first-degree murder for driving his car into a crowd and killing heather heier and is serving a life sentence. the jury found in some part the leaders of the group who glamorized violence or planned for it at the event are in some way responsible for those who came to the event and participated in the violence. you were there in 2017. you ar