executives or the company itself. it took five days. house g.o.p. leaders condemning marjorie taylor greene for comparing rules requiring that masks be worn in congress to the holocaust. and tonight growing calls from heavy hitters like dr. fauci to investigate the origins of the coronavirus to determine if it occurred naturally or if it leaked out of a laboratory in china. i want to bring in cnn s legal analysts, carrie cordero and elie horn ig. good so see you. elie, starting with you, the manhattan d.a. is convening this grand jury according to the post. what does this tell you about his investigation into trump and his company? has he found evidence of a crime? i think the short answer is yes, don, some evidence. this is obviously significant. this is important. if donald trump is to be indicted, and that s far from certain at this point, but if he is, these are the everyday women and men on this grand jury who will return the indictment. however, this is not extraord
here s what we re learning tonight, that the manhattan district attorney has convened a grand jury in its criminal investigation of the trump organ organization. according to the washington post, the grand jury is expected to consider whether to indict the former president, trump org executives or the company itself. marjorie taylor greene comparing that masks be worn to congress to the holocaust. and tonight heavy calls for heavy hitters to like dr. fauci to investigate the origins of the coronavirus to determined if it occurred naturally or if it leaked out of a laboratory in china. i want to bring in now cnn s legal analysts carrie cordero and elie honig. good evening to both of you. elie, i m going to start with you. the manhattan d.a. is convening this grand jury according to the post. what does this tell you about this investigation into trump and his company? has he found evidence of a crime? i think the short answer is yes, don, some evidence. this is obviously
a accomplish a police officer, musician, actress, grandfather. we know people are grieving. they re asking questions. we don t know if lawmakers will give them any answers. there s new information about the suspect. he s charged with ten counts of fi first-degree murder. the weapon was purchased just days ago. this morning the white house flag is at half-staff again it. was lowered last week after atlanta s mass shooting at day spas, president biden calling for an end to the carnage starting with expanded background check and a ban on assault weapons. that might be too much to ask. we begin with boulder. the suspect, 21-year-old al aliwi alissa was armed with two weapons. according to his broerks he s suffered from mental illness, and that s a recipe for disaster. we don t know if there s a shooter, active shooter somewhere. reporter: witnesses say they first heard shots around 2:00 p.m. monday. we could see the entire front of the store from our living room window.
karen hundred ton told the the washington post that cuomo gave her a hug. cuomo brushing off the allegations. he poses for hundreds of pictures, that is what people in politics do. his office responding to hundred ton s claim. karen hundred ton a known antagonist with the governor is making points with allegations from 21 years ago. however it is also the responsibility of the press to consider motivation, this is reckless. other aides tell the new york post that cuomo created a hostile work environment for decades. lindsey boylan tweeting at the positive, resign you disgusting monster. two female staffers who defended the positive are now under scrutiny it was revealed their families raked in millions of dollars lobbying for cuomo. back to you guys. will: thank you very much, marianne. good morning pete and jedediah. you know the old saying where there is smoke there is fire. this is not a conclusion. i ve always been one said you must have your allegations proven, no ma
nichols. demonstrators took to the streets demanding accountability from law enforcement and systemic change. after george floyd said never again, yet here we are. i will ask what he and his colleagues plan to do next time. and if there is will, what is the way to fix this country s broken system. this is american voices. we begin this hour with new action from the memphis police department following the deadly police beating of tyre nichols. memphis pd eight now deactivating the departments scorpion unit which was launched in 2021 to fight the city s rising murder rate. nbc news confirms all five officers charged with second degree murder in nichols death were members of the scorpion unit. this also raises new questions. why would a unit focused on violent crime take their time to enforce traffic violations? this beating all started with a traffic stop, officers at the time said the 29 year old was driving recklessly. the department has since said no video evidence backs o