on their past behaviour, whether they were perpetrators or silent bystanders. thematically, there are shades of the jodie foster star of the accused here. i think you gave me a fake number the other day. doesn t sound like me. in terms of tone, this has more in common with 905 noir like to die for and the last seduction, a genre that s having a bit of a resurgence at the moment. promising young woman gives it a colourful spin. i like to call it bubble gum noir. this is a candy coloured pop soundtrack confection with music video moments. it s no surprise it s produced by margot robbie, who produced and starred in i, tonya and birds of prey. as ever, british actress mulligan fares well in an american role and brings the right mix of intelligence, dry wit and vulnerability. and the supporting cast members are meticulously chosen. promising young woman isn t perfect, some of the tonal shifts didn t work for me and i had mixed feelings about the ending. but it tackles crucial issu
sandra: we begin with another day of protests expected in north carolina, as andrew brown s family and their lawyers prepare to use some of the body cam video showing his deadly shooting by sheriff deputies. they say a redacted version will be released to the public a bit later. good afternoon, everyone. i am sandra smith in new york city and this is america reports. john: hi, again, i am john roberts in washington. state of emergency declared for elizabeth city, north carolina ahead of the release of that video. protesters demanding the public get to see it and calling for the sheriff to resign. the sheriff telling people to wait for the facts. we know people want answers. we know you re angry. we understand and respect that. what we are following we are following a process that protects the investigation to restore fairness for all. we ask for your patience and your support as we work to do the right thing. sandra: we will get reaction from utah congressman burg
maybe give a hint where he is going to go and99 where the party is going to go in the next couple of years and in the next presidential election. let s first, though, get the fallout from that stimulus getting passed in the house. we should stress here the senate has a whole bunch of different rules, and the timeline here could be a little murky. david spunt with more in wilmington, delaware. hey, dave. reporter: good morning. ing making it match the house will and the senate bill always a channel. president biden will be making his way to his second home here in wilmington later this afternoon. before he leaves for wilmington, he ll speak from the white house, the roosevelt room, in about an hour. white house officials are pleased that this passed the u.s. house of representatives, although you mentioned that narrow margin, 219-212, all republicans in the house voted against the package. two democrats voted against the package. let me go through some of the highlights of t
from new york. it shows the rate of hospitalizations among the unvaccinated. that s the top line that you see versus the vaccinated. that s the bottom line. add to that, this important context, the cdc says that some hospitalized patients tested positive after being admitted for other ailments. that s an important note. that s something we ll explore more deeply as we move forward. we are also following developments out of chicago. teachers will be back in the classroom today. welcome developments there for parents and students. students will return to in person classes tomorrow. this after the chicago teachers union struck a deal with the mayor over covid safety protocols. we re going to speak with a chicago public schoolteacher who is also a parent in just a moment. plus, hours from now, president biden and vice president harris will speak in atlanta as part of a push to pass voting rights legislation through congress. but, we should note this, it is interesting, a coalit
we ll hear from the vice president first and the president. i m curious what you believe their message is going to be today and also then i want to ask you about all the questions that we still don t have answers to about what actually happened on january 6th. good morning. good morning, trace. you are looking live at statuary hall on capitol hill. a big moment speech for first the vice president and then the president and they will reflect back on january 6 one year ago. what happened inside the walls of the capitol. i think they are going to cast it in a way that s pretty stark at least the statements that they put out about these speeches ahead of time going right towards a threat to democracy. and then trying to pitch voting rights. democrats working on passing that voting rights bill at the same time as the president walks into the capitol. listen. we can all look back one year ago to a very dark day for america but also for the capitol specifically. dana, i was on wit