scot peterson. forced out. one of georgia s wealthiest counties has the darkest past and some are still suffering generations later. we ll take you there. we re so glad that you are spending the start of your memorial day weekend with us. it s saturday, may 29th. good morning, christi. good morning to you, boris. we are always happy to be waking up with you here. so let s talk about the unofficial start to summer because we re in the middle of it at this point. americans. people on the move. this is the first holiday weekend that fully vaccinated people can take advantage of cdc guidelines that say, listen, it is safe to celebrate at beaches, at barbecues without the fear of getting yourself or other people sick. beaches and barbecues. the way to my heart. especially considering where we were last year, right? summer surge that followed memorial day with a lot of folks traveling. a lot of folks got sick. this year though fortunately the pace of vaccinations expected t
is shaken. the u.s. capitol police force in mourning again. yesterday for the second time this year a violent attack has taken the life of a capitol police officer. william billy evans, an 18-year veteran of the force, a father of two, hailed by top members of congress as a hero and a martyr. the capitol flags right now are flying at half mast in his honor. a sight no one wished to see after the january 6th insurrection. let s get straight to capitol hill and cnn s pete monday teen. what are you learning about the suspect? reporter: we are learning more all the time as investigators are starting to dig no the past of 25-year-old noah green and what may have inspired him to attack the capitol here yesterday. what is so interesting are his social media posts. we have discovered an instagram account where he made a trio of posts leading up to yesterday s attack. he describes having suffered multiple home break-ins, food poisonings, unauthorized operations and mind control. a
witnesses as young as 9 years old. most weren t allowed to be shown on camera because they are under age. listen do you recognize this man? yes. do you remember what he was doing? how do you know him? he was put knee on the neck of george floyd. do you see him in the courtroom today? no. okay. how about him? yes. having been there on this day and seeing the officer on top of george floyd how did you feel about that? how did it affect you? i was sad and kind of mad. 9 years old. one after another, kids, young adults, parents, first responders, all with uncommonly consistent recollections of the event. remember, it is rare for eyewitnesses, even though they see the exact same thing to see it the exact same way but that s the case here. each echoing the same agony of pleading with officers to free floyd from the nina he was pinned under for more than nine minutes. these are emotions that reverberate in the streets outside the court and all over the countr
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not have been working alone. more with andy mccarthy coming up shortly. john: another fox news alert on a massive winter storm slamming the east coast. hello, and welcome to america reports for this monday, i m john roberts. sandra, great to start another week off with you. sandra: and great stuff yesterday, john, on fox news sunday. and we are watching the powerful storm system, bringing snow and ice and winds to several states, thousands of flight cancellations, over 1500 u.s. flights alone canceled, more than 1500 delayed just today. john: at least two people have died. they were killed in a crash in north carolina. more than 20 inches of snow falling in that state as well as ohio since friday. dangerous travel conditions, thousands of power outages across the region. max gordon is live in rochester new york, and if you are looking for snow, max, you can usually find it in rochester. yes, there you go. we have seen about a foot of snow that s already fallen here