may not always converge and the french president made an impressed address of strategic autonomy from the united states. meanwhile, on capitol hill, democratic senate majority leader chuck su schumer promisi to guess the relief bill passed before benefits run out for millions of americans on march 14th of unemployment benefits. hoping to pass the bill by end of week leaving the senate time to work out the unresolved $15 minimum wage increase before the mid-march deadline. also from capitol hill, joe manchin of west virginia said friday he will oppose neera tanden to lead the office of management and budget imperiling prospects of a high-profile nominee of president biden. manchin saying his decision based on tanden s past public statements and tweets directed and smart mitch mcconnell and others. she apologized for the posts, since deleted saying she will leave partisan politics in the past. biden says he will not withdraw her nomination. if confirmed the first woman of colo
vigils. friends and relatives struggling to understand the strategy. a city ranked as one of the best places to live. from lafayette, colorado with the family of the 25-year-old victim. steve, take us through the latest on the investigation, what you are learning about some of the victims and any clarity on the motive. reporter: first, local and federal officials are working in concert around the clock to get to the bottom of why. the motive in this case is unclear. we know they are searching through the suspected shooter s phone records, social media account records, his home, car, inviewing family members. investigators have spoken several times to his brother and sister-in-law. the brother describes him as paranoid, someone isolated. as federal officials continue that. this community is in mourning. as we are learning more about the family members of the victims, a spectrum of stories, a spectrum of ages from 20 to 65, so a spectrum of life experience all lost in about 2
a good friday morning to you. craig melvin here getting ready for a busy hour. hollywood tragedy. officials say actor and producer alec baldwin fired a prop gun and killed one movie crew member and injured another. what authorities are learning this morning about how all of it went down. and any second now the white house covid-19 response people will be holding a briefing. the briefing comes at the start of a new chapter in our pandemic fight. we now have three booster vaccine options, and we also have new guidance to follow on those boosters. covid protocols are still a flash point in parts of the country. we re on the ground in texas where the governor and the dallas mavericks are facing off over covid requirements for fans. also this hour, president bide en s economic agenda is back in the spotlight. the president pulling back the curtain, giving an inside look at the negotiations over his party s spending bill. you can sense the urgency with the president holding a b
control for nikki haley, after she did everything shy of declining to name slavery as the cause of the civil war. just the latest example of the republicans mission to raise the difficult parts of american history. also, tonight, profiles in cowardice. just as she is facing a tough reelection campaign, low one forward announces plans for her constituents, and runs for office elsewhere. plus, with just days away from what promises to be a momentous here in politics we will preview the many criminal and civil trials of the republican front runner, donald trump. and, trust me, there are a lot of them. good evening, i am charles coleman read, are in for joy reid and you are watching the readout. we ve got a lot to talk about. we begin tonight s conversation with revisions history by the republican party about one of the darkest and most painful periods ever in america. this time, from presidential candidate nikki haley. on wednesday, healy sparked with the new hampshire voter
it was about the freedoms of every individual. it was about the role of government. damage control for nikki haley after she did everything shy of declining to name slavery as the cause of the civil war. just the latest example of the republicans mission to erase the difficult parts of american history. also tonight, profiles in cowardice. just as she s facing a tough re-election campaign, lauren boebert announces plans to abandon her constituents and run for office elsewhere. plus, we re just days away from what promises to be a momentous year in politics. we ll preview the many criminal and civil trials of the republican front-runner, donald trump, and trust me, there are a lot of them. good evening. i m charles coleman jr. in for joy reid, and you re watching the reidout. we have a lot to talk about. we begin tonight s conversation with revisionist history by the republican party about one of the darkest and most painful periods ever in america. this time, from