Today we face a Threat America has never seen before. A former president who provoked a violent attack on this capitol in an effort to steal the election has resumed his aggressive effort to convince americans that the election was stolen from him. He risks inciting further violence. House republicans are expected to replace cheney with new York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik. She has emerged as one of former President Trumps top defenders. Despite the fact that her Voting Record is less conservative than cheneys and less in line with trumps. Now this all comes as former top Trump Administration officials are set to deliver critical testimony next hour to congress in defense of their handling of the capitol insurrection. Of course, led by protrump extremists. Whats notable, this is the first hearing with thenhigh ranking Government Officials who were directly involved in that response to the insurrection outside of Fbi Director Christopher Wray who has previously testified. There are so
and she would not even go out to get the morning paper until the bear was caught. so the paper was stacking up at the end of the driveway because there was a bear on the loose. i don t blame her because those things are fast, and if they get you mom s getting soft because wait, a bear. you said mom is getting soft. i ll tell you what i m more dangerous than a bear. when i asked one question what was in your let me unroll the eye in the back of my head. she got up in my face so fearless. i can t believe a bear. you re a poody cat but you re not a bear. i want you to go check out my instagram. this is all slicked back. my hair is about this long on top. it s kind of crazy. why didn t you tease it up? because i want to keep my job and i don t want the boss calling me like you. that s a bad haircut. listen, nobody has said that to me. this is all in your head to the extent anything is in it. look, can i talk you about something serious? please, anythin
seeking a divorce. in the divorce filing melinda gates said their marriage was irretrievably broken and the file also says the couple, which forbes estimates is worth $130 billion, has agreed to divide their assets. melinda gates also not commenting to the paper, john. thank you very much for all of this. new day continues right now. hello, i m brianna keilar alongside john berman. a major pipeline shut down. was it the work of hackers. and the debate over wearing masks indoors. is it time for new rules? the president s health secretary joins us live. republicans claim joe biden s stimulus has slowed job growth in the country. but what s really going on here? plus we ll talk to the quick-thinking officer who s sprint through new york s times square may have helped save a little girl s life. a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is monday, may 10th. it is being called the most significant and successful cyberattack on ame
olds, and he spoke about regret that she will never experience motherhood. on behalf of my family, we can t thank the community and everybody for their overwhelming support that we have gotten. rikki was truly special to us. she was vibrant. she was bubbly. rikki was kind of the light of our family. when rikki showed up at the house, we never knew what color her hair was going to be, and we never knew what new tattoo she may have. but that was rikki. rikki lived life on rikki s terms, not anybody else s terms. her life was cut short, unfortunately, by the events the other day. sad in that she didn t get to experience motherhood. she didn t get to experience marriage. she was 25 years old. outside of the king soopers tkpw grocery store, there s a memorial growing by the hour. new details are emerging about the hour of terror that unfolded at the colorado grocery store. the killer was wearing some kind of tactical vest and shot an elderly man in the parking lot multiple tim
politicians are trying to cherry-pick their voters. the president is open from the ideas from the republicans and democrats, but what he s not going to allow for is to make it more difficult and harder to vote. i am pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. we begin tonight with disturbing news out of michigan. the head of the state s health department says michigan is experiencing a third surge in coronavirus cases, and it appears to be affecting younger people at a greater rate, specifically ages 10 to 19. people are gathering more and going out more, and outbreaks are being seen at schools and prisons. there s also word tonight the biden administration is working to develop system for people to prove they have been vaccinated. more on that ahead, but cnn s evan joins me now. is the rest of the country likely to follow and see a surge? the short answer to that questi