capitol police officers are speaking out. and it doesn t have any teeth, but it s one of the world s most dangerous underwater predators. what it is, and why human beings are to blame. welcome, everyone. the u.s. government, warning that just about every facet of america s infrastructure is, now, directly threatened by an epidemic of ransomware attacks. and as we saw with the colonial pipeline, in april, a successful attack can, quickly, throw daily life into turmoil. an investigation found hackers accessed colonial s system, with a compromised password. it was that simple. cyberexperts believe hackers are targeting american entities, dozens of times, each day. the biden white house, urging all of them to beef up their online security, before they become the next victim. more, now, from cnn s alex marquardt. reporter: we can t do this alone. that s the message from the white house to private companies in the growing war against cyberattacks. a rare-open letter, first ob
canal submerged and it had actually been reported stolen in mid may. now, all of this is after police released a surveillance video earlier today in which they showed what happened before the shooting took place. you see a nissan path finder arrive about three or three individuals come out armed and run right back over to the car. now, what you don t see is how young the crowd was at that concert venue. a lot of the victims in their 20s. those who had been hurt. one person as young as 17. police saying today that they believe that this was all stemming from an on going rival between two groups, even said there was some sort of back and forth on social media playing a role in this. now, a lot of city leaders today spoke out saying that this is despicable, that this is something that was senseless and even at that press conference, we heard from the father of clayton dillard. he actually interrupted the press conference clearly very distraught, a lot of anger and pain he was
travel just recorded the busiest five-day stretch of the pandemic. a total of 8.7 million people. it s the kickoff for a rebound summer travel season for the airlines, one they cannot wait for. delta airlines says flights will be operating at 90% capacity this summer, a thought unimaginable only a year ago. you know this story not just about air travel. aaa anticipated 37 million people would travel 50 miles or more over the holiday weekend. 34 million of them by car. those numbers really not all that far off from 2019, prepandemic. people tell us they re excited for a bit of a return to normal. one thing still not normal, even if you re fully vaccinated. you still have to wear a mask on all public forms of transportation planes, trains, buses, boats also here in terminals. pete muntean, thank you for this reporting. a sign of rebirth going on. so this morning, quote, democracy itself is in peril. stark words from president biden as he was marking a memorial day weekend
and killed. the destruction lasted until the next dare, june 1st. the devastation much longer. the very heart of that community was burned to the ground. thousands were left homeless. much as many as 300 300 black americans were killed. the survivors, we should know between 101 and 107 years old. le let s begin at the white house. can you talk about that meeting that the president is going to have with survivors tonight and descendants of of survivors and the initiatives he s going to announce. both the meeting and the initiative the president is going to highlight are a microcosm of the shifting political dynamics within the united states. the president who represents democratic party that increasingly has nonwhite voters as a power setter within that party, he s going to go meet with survivors as jim mentioned that long ignored massacre of black wall street and announce some steps to provide some redress, financially, try to narrow to some degree the racial wealth gap.
i m glad to see that, but if he doesn t understand this as a barbaric moment in a 400-year war against black for example, psychically, politically, socially, educationally and also militarily, then he can t conclude that america when he says america is not a racist nation his speech just undercut that. when he said we don t have enough black homeownership. well it was his support. . he has to take responsibility for his own history or he s living in denial and if he thinks that business loans and dealing housing is going to be enough to deal with the depths and the breadth of black suffering, the poverty, the inadequate education, not enough access to health care, then, you know, he s playing a flute and we need to hear the whole symphony. i was born in greenwood, so it s a going home and i m glad he s there but we don t need just another pretty speech that hides and conceals the depth of the suffering. he s got realize america is not just rates of but one that reinforces a