How will we know . I think also we have to understand that the taliban also has interests. They are not going to flatline now theyre willing to extend the deadline. They want to show that they have control over afghanistan and they need to counter the Isis Threat. No one is going to say, sure, were going to extend the deadline until you feel youre ready. What we do know, theres a classification who are already going to be u. S. Citizens. They are going to third countries that are not the u. S. We are giving them security reviews, Bio Mettic reviews and health reviews. Then they come to the u. S. Where they get covid testing. Just so people understand theyre not being dropped in the united states. And the classic that was in review. Those that youre hearing about are getting sped through. I do think its likely that those who may have been worthy but did not get into the process will be left behind. It doesnt mean theyll never get out but getting out, i think, will be dependent on the ta
Violating her own mask mandate. But we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy. Good evening, peter. Peter: good evening, mike. We didn t hear president biden say anything on camera today. The last time we did was friday when he said in all probability more covid restrictions are on the way he was right louisiana became the first to issue a statewide mask mandate for all residents regardless of vaccination status. If you get sick with the delta variant, we estimate that you could infect about five other unvaccinated people. More than twice as many as the original strain. Peter: that s why officials want vaccinated people wearing masks indoors, too. But things are going to get worse. Peter: but the white house insists not as bad as 2020. We re not going back to the economy shutting down. We have made too much progress. Too many people are vaccinated. There has been too much progress on the economic front. And to keep things open the biden administration really likes it when big
Looked like already and what it could look like going forward. Today george floyd s family will meet with leaders in congress and the president of the united states. Will we see meaningful police reform in his name? i ll talk to floyd s cousin about the family s mission one year later. I will also talk to congresswoman presley about that controversial policy that s become a sticking point in the negotiations. We ll also go live to houston, texas, where george floyd spent most of his life. My colleague s conversation about the spotlight he wants to put on local elections and what happens next for the city where this all happened, minneapolis. And that is where we start with the reporter who spent a lot of time in minneapolis since may 25, 2020. Nbc s shaquille brewster. Shaq, take us through how the city is marking the day and how things have changed in minneapolis over the last year. Reporter: well, craig, we re just hours away from the start of what s being called a celebration of lif
And still be rich enough to own, well, everything. We ll examine the billion dollar breakup. A very good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it s tuesday, may 4th. And a potential game changer as america races to vaccinate and return to normal. Cnn has learned the fda plans to authorize the pfizer vaccine for children and teenagers between the ages of 12 and 15 by next week. Right now, pfizer and moderna are both testing their vaccines in children as young as 6 months. They expect to ask the fda for emergency use authorization covering infants and younger children later this year. This is a huge development for millions of american families, families like mine as they prepare for the upcoming school year. I was driving with one of my sons when the news came out yesterday. His reaction was, awesome. It comes as the pace of vaccinations in the united states is slowing down, just over 2 million shots a day. Cnn s elizabeth cohen joins us this morning. Elizabe
includes one against russian intelligence officer konstantin kilimnik, accusing him of providing the russian intelligence services with, quote, sensitive information on polling and campaign strategy in 2016. the polling data was delivered to kilimnik by trump s campaign chairman paul manafort, a fact uncovered by the mueller probe, but it was never known what kilimnik did with it. from the washington post reporting, quote, the treasury department is sanctioning a total of 32 entities and individuals involved in the influence campaign as well as other acts of disinformation. they include konstantin kilimnik, the ukrainian-russian who worked in ukraine with trump s 2016 presidential campaign chairman paul manafort. the u.s. senate panel last year concluded kilimnik was a russian intelligence officer and treasury on thursday offered new details, saying that during the 2016 campaign, kilimnik, quote, provided russian intelligence services with that sensitive information, pollin