kids 12 to 15 years of age. what is dr. fauci s message about getting shots? the white house tries to reverse the sharp decline? vaccinations. we are joined by chris kristen welker and others. kristen, first to you. the president aren t being helped reaching 70% of adults being vaccinated by july 4. how will he tackle that? that will be the focus when the president meets with six governors, a bipartisan group. you see the governors of ohio, massachusetts, maine, minnesota and new mexico. some of these states are already getting quite creative in terms of reaching people in hard to reach places. that s really the challenge. so you have a number of those states offering varying incentive, partnering with groups to try to increase vaccine confidence but compatibility. there will be a new partnership with lyft and u ber to give free rides to people to get vaccinated as well as working with colleges to get that population vaccinated. this comes down to confidence and accessi
south late friday and early saturday morning. now, most of the damage was concentrated in these six states. in kentucky alone, governor andy beshear says at least 80 people were killed. homes and businesses now torn to pieces. governor beshear is opening state parks to help house families left homeless and in shock. gone. we have glass broken. all the furniture is torn up. broken. just sad. over the weekend president biden signed a federal emergency disaster declaration for kentucky and fema has sent a housing expert to help work out how to help those in need. in kentucky, just over 26,000 homes and businesses are still without power today. in the southern illinois city of edwardsville, six people died in the collapse of this huge amazon distribution center. that s where we find cnn s polo sandoval live for us this morning. polo, good morning. are authorities still searching for survivors at this hour? bring our viewers up to speed. good morning. reporter: good morning
the funeral they said he deserves. the country s most vocal kremlin critic was found dead in a siberian prison 9 days ago. according to russian accounts, the 47 year old took a short walk, said he felt unwell, then collapsed and never regained consciousness. on friday, his mother, lyudmila navalnaya, was given an ultimatum to hold a secret funeral for her son or he would be buried at the penal colony where he died. she was given three hours to make her decision. our correspondent olga ivshina from bbc russia provided some context to the returning of navalny s body. navalny s sudden death, which came as a shock to many of his supporters, analysts and many, just most of the people who follow russia. yeah, everyone was watching for this and waiting after yulia navalnaya recorded that speech where she raised the stakes. so i guess at least this comes as a relief to his family that they would be able to get him buried, because one of the scenarios described by the officials ac
of his death. navalny spokesperson, kira yarmysh, confirmed on x formerly known as twitter that the body had been released. she also wrote that they weren t sure if they could give him the funeral they said he deserves. the country s most vocal kremlin critic was found dead in a siberian prison nine days ago. according to russian accounts, the 47 year old took a short walk, said he felt unwell, then collapsed and never regained consciousness. on friday, his mother, lyudmila navalnaya, was given an ultimatum to hold a secret funeral for her son or he would be buried at the penal colony where he died. she was given three hours to make her decision. our correspondent olga ivshina from bbc russia provided some context to the returning of navalny s body. navalny s sudden death, which came as a shock to many of his supporters, analysts and many, just most of the people who follow russia. yeah, everyone was watching for this and waiting after yulia navalnaya recorded that speech
weapons as well as potentially trying to locate hostages taken by hamas. we ve seen jets dropping leaflets that instruct civilians to leave gaza. a warning is included therein that suggests it is for their safety coming with an attack. leaflets airborne caught by our news cameras. israel says it called on the u.n. to assist in an effort to get about roughly 1 million potential residents of gaza to leaved from north and go south. the u.n. for its part says it cannot meaningfully assist on that kind of timetable. thousands of residents have been seen fleeing. hamas has told people there they should ignore warnings, that by implication, they should stay put. the death toll is rising. 1,300 killed in israel. 3,300 wounded. over 1,900 killed in gaza. another 7,700 wounded. some doctors and gaza warn of the deteriorating humanitarian situation and hospitals that only have days left of energy on their generators. the bombs keep falling, the patients keep flooding in. this is chaos