finale of melrose play. title undetermined, by the way. chairman of the board. do something with that, you freak. i bet the board is spelled b-o-r-e-d. it took me about 15 minutes to recover from that. of course former saturday night live star norm mac donald who tragedy passed away after a long battle with cancer. we ll have more about his legacy coming up. norm macdonald was one of the funniest guys out there. he just held a special place in so many of his fans hearts. such sad news. truly, i mean, i gasped when i saw this yesterday. i guess he had been sick with cancer for almost a decade, and hadn t told anybody, kept it private or had told very few people anyway. nobody makes me laugh harder. i know that s for sure, and you could see it on conan s face as the clips were going on. these are the funniest people in america, conan, letterman, john stewart, and nobody did the slow burn joke on a talk show, better than norm macdonald, he would wind it up for two
and it s going to be fun. it ll be a bit of honest competition in our world, rachel. we talk in politics a lot about competition and how so much of it is rigged. we re going to watch honest competition for the next couple weeks and i m excited about that. there s a reason why we all love sports and it s because we love merit cratic competition. there s a reason we love it and there s no shame in that. have a good night, rachel. tonight we re sounding the alarm. now is the time to protect the right to vote, everyone s right to vote, not next week or once the nonsense in texas is over or the fraudit in arizona is going to be done. but, in fact, now. each moment wasted is another moment for republicans to stop more of us from exercising that right, and that s how it s going to go. in a brand-new report, the brennan center for justice finds that just since the start of this year, 2021, 18 states have passed 30 laws to restrict voting access, 18. we re only halfway through t
competition in our world. we re gonna watch on his competition for the next couple of weeks and i m excited for. that there is a reason why we love sports because we love meritocratic competition and that is what it is, and if there s a reason we love it, that s why. have a good night. rachel thanks. tonight we are sounding the alarm now is the time to protect the right to vote. everyone s right to vote, not next, week know what s the nonsense. the fraud in arizona not when the next election comes around, but in fact, now. each moment wasted is another moment for republicans to stop more of us from exercising that right. and that s how it s going to go. in a brand-new report, the justice finds that just since the start of this year, 2021, 18 states have passed 30 laws to restrict voting access. 18. we re only halfway through the year. you can bet more coming. last, night president biden reiterated that he would not advocate for getting rid of or weakening the filibu
reopening in person the top priority this fall. plus a covid red flag. pfizer said the immunity from their vaccine fades over time. the fda and cdc say not yet. a new book gives a play by play of donald trump s last weeks in office and his post presidency anger. there is one constant. the former president s obsession with the 2020 election he lost. we begin this friday with important breaking news. a new and significant change in cdc guidance about covid and schools. the just released new guidelines say it is critical to get students back in the classroom this fall. and the cdc says children and teachers who are vaccinated do not have to wear masks in the classroom. children who are under 12 and not yet eligible for vaccines should wear masks. the guidelines also give school districts more leeway in setting social distancing rules. putting an emphasis on get back in the classroom. even if the school cannot guarantee students, for example, can be kept three feet apart. let
they re joining me. in the cnn newsroom. i m erica hill in new york had this week a tiktok showdown between the lawmakers warning the popular social media app could compromise national security. and the tens of millions of americans who used tiktok every single day. a bill headed to the house floor for a vote this week would force the sale of tiktok or if its parent company doesn t sell within ban the app in the united states and to further complicate matters, the two men vying to be the next president are now on opposite sides of this bill cnn s manu raja was on capitol hill to run it through what we can spect ahead this week. motto tiktok, maybe one of those popular apps in the country, but it s possible, it could be banned in the united states. that s if a new bill that is steaming through the house ultimately becomes law, that piece of legislation would forced the chinese firm bytedance has sell it. if it doesn t sell tiktok, then the popular app would no longer be al