it is also one of the biggest. 80 small businesses in this one spot. just like people across the country, the business owners here are worried. worried the covid surge will keep customers home and mask mandates or vaccination mandates will hurt their bottom line. that is on top of supply chain issues and inflation. today s numbers are good. it follows gains with 4 million jobs added so far this year alone. it doesn t account for something important. the surge in cases we are seeing right now and the threat of the delta variant on our attempt to get back to normal. here in philadelphia, this city saw more than 100,000 jobs wiped out in the first two months of the pandemic. they spent the last 16 months clawing back and they do not want to go back a second time. i want to start this morning with my all-star panel here to break it down. josh lederman and the moderator of washington weekly. and jason furhman. he joined the obama administration. and john hope bryant is here. jason
people in connection with january 6th, including the man who boasted about storming the capitol on a dating app. plus with these actions the administration of johnson & johnson s covid-19 vaccine can resume immediately. the johnson & johnson vaccine cleared by the fda and cdc as senator ron johnson campaigns on a pro-covid platform. the science tells us that vaccines are 95% effective. so if you have a vaccine, quite honestly, what do you care if your neighbor has one or not? all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. like so many republican-controlled states, the state of arizona, which, of course, narrowly flipped for democrats at the presidential and senate level, has seen a republican push for voter restrictions in that state. yesterday that push to restrict access to the ballot box ran into an unexpected road block. after republicans introduced a restrictive voting bill like ones we have seen in dozens of other states, one r
the next government. and in half an hour on bbc news, global questions talks to two formerfemale presidents, one african and one european, who ve both been trailblazers for women s rights for decades. join zeinab badawi.. join zeinab badawi. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister will confirm this afternoon whether the next stage of the government s road map can go ahead next week as planned. if given the green light, hairdressers, gyms, outdoor hospitality and nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen in england from monday 12th. in england from monday 12th april. borisjohson is meeting with the cabinet, who are expected to approve this next stage in easing the lockdown. later, the prime minister will hold a news conference at downing street, where he s also due to unveil a traffic light system for foreign trips, which would allow people to go to green countries without having to quarantine upon their return. meanwhile, from friday, everyone in england
head down to the capitol. plus the vote to charge the sitting president of brazil with crimes against humanity on the same day he gets a fresh endorsement from donald trump, and new evidence the facebook pr crisis could be turning into a legal one, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. today the attorney general of the united states, merrick garland, appeared before the senate judiciary committee and much of his four hours at this hearing with lots of very important things happening in the justice department and everything, much of it was spent being yelled at by republicans performing righteous anger, claiming to be upset that the attorney general would send federal agents to spy on american parents. now, if you are asking yourself, wait a second, is the federal government sending federal agents to spy on american parents? no worry, they aren t. but that did not stop republican senators from running with it. you re going to create
much of it was spent being yelled at by republicans performing righteous anger, claiming to be upset at the attorney general would send federal agents to spy on american parents. now, if you are asking yourself, wait a second, is the federal government sending federal agents to spy on american parents? don t worry. they aren t. but that did not stop republican senators from running with it. you are going to credit task for that includes national security division. what on earth does a national security division have to do with parents who are expressing disagreements at school boards? you don t think there s prints out there in the real world, and said oh my god, maybe we shouldn t go to the school board marion, they ll be fbi agents? there would you really, honestly, put parents in the same category as a terry nichols or timothy mcvay? my god. a parent did a nazi salute to school board because he thought the policies were oppressive. general garland is doing a nazi s