Most complex tornados we ve ever seen in cinemas. Just to be able to do that and make this film completely new to today, that was exciting. That was excellent. Watching it is going to be like ride ago scary roller coaster. Twisters will be in theaters nationwide starting tomorrow, costars, glen powell, daisy l edgarjones, thank you all very much for coming on the show this morning. We appreciate it. That does it for us this morning, we ll see you tomorrow 6:00 a. M. Ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. Right now on ana cabrera reports, a tale of two presidents, president biden now sidelined from campaigning by covid facing pressure from the highest ranks of his party to reconsider his bid as donald trump is set to address the rnc, after surviving a shooting while his running mate calls on the gop to unite. My message to you my fellow republicans is we love this country, and we are united to win. Also ahead, shocking revelations about the hour leading up to the attempted assassi
Hear a tale we don t do ourselves any favors by underestimating the cultural penetration these little songs had in this culture. Whatever happened to the tv theme song? you re gonna make it after all outside of your own songs, what s your favorite team theme? ever? ever. I loved green acres because i grew up in a town called green acres. Green acres is the place to be fun living is the life for me land spreading out so far and wide, you can keep manhattan, just give me the countryside you are my wife, goodbye city life. Green acres, we are there outside of your own amazing show which i love, i have to say that, what is your favorite tv theme song? the brady bunch. Here s the story of a lovely lady who is bringing up three very lovely girls because i like when the song tells the story of the serioes. And i was very influenced with that growing up. It s the story of a man named brady who was busy with three boys of his own addams family. They re creepy and their kooky and ookie, how do y
a gop talking point and a frequent topic of conversation on conservative media. the right-wing scare tactic flies in face of president biden s actual record, though. in fact his supportive 90s era tough on violence, his ability to even win the nomination for president. that, in fact, that joe biden may be the democrats best hope against the incoming attacks preying on voters fears, especially those of suburban men and women who remain a vote. democrats in private and public are warning that rising crime represent the single biggest threat to their electoral chances in 2022. the ap adds this reporting, quote, white house aides believe that biden with his long legislative record on crime as a former senator is not easy to paint as soft on the issue and the president has been clear that he is opposed to the defund the police movement which has been effectively used against other democrats to paint them as anti-law enforcement. biden is also trying to boost progressive efforts
testimony resumes tomorrow morning in the trial of derek chauvin, the exminneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd. prosecutors telling jurors that chauvin used excessive force when he knelt on floyd s neck for 9:29. the defense claiming chauvin did exactly what he was trained to do. while president biden announce that s 90% of adults will be eligible for the covid vaccine within the next three weeks, the head of the cdc warning of impending doom with a steady spike this cases from a variant strain that is highly contagious and deadly. i want to go straight to the opening statements and the witness testimony in the trial of derek chauvin. sarah sighedner reports from minneapolis. may 25 of 2020, mr. derek chauvin betrayed his badge. when he used excessive and unreasonable force upon the body of mr. george floyd. the prosecution s opening statement tells you everything you need to know about how they want the jury to see this case. 9:29. the 3 most i
floyd being led away in handcuffs. this is accountability, but many say it still falls short of justice. on thursday i spoke with black minneapolis residents about what it has been like over the last year living in the shadow of this police murder and what the verdict means to them. thank you. i want to play for you some of the conversation that i had with some of those residents when i did ask them what was going through their mind when they witnessed that conviction. all right. i will bring it to you in just a moment. on thursday, just two days after the chauvin conviction, i did sit down with people in minneapolis. george floyd s family attended the family of daunte wright that day. daunte wright, as you know, is the 20-year-old unarmed black man shot and killed by a police officer in brooklyn center, minnesota, last week. it is just a short distance from where the chauvin trial was taking place. the reverend al sharpton once again delivered the eulogy, another eulog