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a little later a man showed up who was yelling at his sister. a few minutes later, the a.p. reporter standing next to us was reported live when the shots started. a bill of comprehensive police reform to be have to be careful here with gun shots. excuse us. [shots fired]. sounds like gun shots. imagine what this is. seem to be gun shots. a short time later, minneapolis police say a individual showed up at a local hospital with a gunshot wound. one of the neighbors that we spoke to while hiding in a back yard said it s not uncommon to hear the shots in the autonomous zone where activists said police are not welcome. citywide, there s a spike in violent crime. in the city s third precinct where george floyd square is located, homicides are up 112%, rape is up 29% and assaults have increased 63% compared to this time last year. in response, several community groups have sued the city over lack of police presence. m.p.d. is down over 200 officers from a year ago. mayo ....
honoring the queen and princess diana as their new baby girl is welcomed into the world. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom. we appreciate you spending some of your sunday with us. tonight the best news yet, that america is beating the coronavirus pandemic. we have crossed yet another major milestone. more than 300 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine have been administered in the united states, and that s according to the cdc. more than half of the adult population is now fully vaccinated. about 63% of adults have had at least one shot. want proof the vaccines are working? look at the numbers. we are seeing the lowest infection rate in the u.s. since march of 2020. what a difference a year makes. i want to go to cnn s polo sandoval in new york. tell us about the outing there today? reporter: yeah, they hope the message does remain especially in communities of color, the ....
hello. i m brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day. a numb nation grappling with the 17th mass shooting this week alone and over 230 this year and it s only may. the president is saying enough. plus, will a mother convince congress to vote. she s hoping she can make the difference. new cnn reporting, how livid capitol police officers are with republicans who are accused of treating officers like, quote, servants. and we re learning what pushed president biden over the edge when it comes to being aggressive with finding out how the coronavirus pandemic began. everybody, good morning to viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, may 27th, and some americans who are surviving the pandemic are dying from america s other pandemic, another day, another hour, another mass shooting. today the friends and families of nine loved ones are in grief. a gunman went on a shooting rampage at a light rail yard in what appears to be w ....
it s wednesday, may 26, 5:00 a.m. here in new york. we begin this morning with the most significant news to date in the criminal investigation into the former president donald trump. the washington post reports manhattan s district attorney has convened a grand jury that s expected to decide whether to indict trump or other executives at his company or the trump organization itself. the key for prosecutors now, gaining cooperation from allen weisselberg the long-time chief financial officer of trump s company. last week his former daughter-in-law who has turned over documents to investigators offered her prediction. as far as i m concerned there has been nothing legal going on in the past 21 years. allen weisselberg, will he flip on trump? yes. so if weisselberg flips that would be major, of course, and devastating for trump. so what is he saying this morning? cnn s kara scannell reports. reporter: the washington post reporting that the manhattan district ....
i don t anymore. violence between israelis and palestinians escalates towards an all-out war. militants in the gaza strip have fired 1,000 rockets towards israel. san francisco students are going to return for less than a week before the school year ends so schools will be qualified to get the $12 million in state reopening funds. if i m back back in the new york groove i m back back in the new york groove. ainsley: we re back in the new york groove, everyone. steve: we re up here. ainsley: back upstairs on the mezzanine level. this is where we used to be. i haven t stepped foot in area year and a half. you are way over there and you are way over there we still have to do. steve: we are 6 feet apart. this is our original curvey couch. like some other things it put on pandemic pounds because it s 2 feet longer in each direction. brian: should be 3 feet that was the rules last week. ainsley: i missed you guys. steve: that s because you are 6 feet away. the ....