turn the tables on the latest accusations of his election interference. plus, next hour some really disturbing video to show you. anger in a texas community. after body cam video emerges of a police officer and a teenage girl who needed help and then what happened next. you don t want to miss that. but we do in fact want to begin on capitol hill where the senate is back in session as they await the finalized text of a massive infrastructure bill. majority leader schumer said just hours ago the bill will be done being written imminently and then move to the amendment process will be completed in a matter of days. ligh ann caldwell is following this for us on capitol hill. imminently, leigh ann. as i think back to my s.a.t.s, that meant any moment, right? right. not quite sure that was the term leader schumer should have been using, but where are we on this? reporter: i think you re right, yasmin. i actually did see the bill. it was walked through the hallways of the ca
john james, former u.s. senate candidate and iraq war veteran. great to see you all. learning 128 police officers have been shot so far this year and two there have been 27 ambush style attacks on officers. that is up 50 percent in ambush attacks compared with last year. and this all as we get new video of a police officer in san francisco under attack. whoa. harris: a homeless man violently pushing a female officer to the ground as several bystanders rushed to help before backup officers arrived. when police official warning that shows the dangers of police staff shortages and what he calls a criminal first for progressive agenda. and this dramatic body cam video from northern california shows police risking their lives raising into a building after a gunman killed nine of his coworkers at a rail yard. this is breaking about the time last week. the shots were still flying. the officers carefully and strategically moving throughout the building with their guns drawn passi
save her post, and she argued, the republican party. rachel scott on the hill tonight. overseas tonight, the horrific images coming in. the u.n. now warning of a full-scale war between israel and hamas. israeli air strikes destroying targets in gaza, including a 14-story building. and from gaza, more than 1,000 rockets fired into israel. sirens across tel aviv. the u.s. airlines halting flights to the region. and matt gutman tonight in tel aviv. just in tonight, the head of the cdc giving the final green light a short time ago for the pfizer vaccine for children 12 to 15 years old. and what parents need to know tonight. the collision in midair near denver. two planes, both preparing to land, colliding. one deploying its emergency parachute. the fuselage of the other plane ripped wide open. that shooting in new york s times square, tht 4-year-old rushed to safety. and tonight, news of an arrest coming in. that urgent manhunt taking them all the way to florida. and in
and live from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i m michael holmes. this is cnn newsroom. and our top story this hour, an influential covid-19 model warns americans not to put their masks away yet, as cases surge in michigan. let s have a look at that spike there. you can see it at the right of the graph. the state reporting nearly 7,000 new cases on saturday. the federal government sending 160 extra vags nayccinators to get shots into arms. some hospitals there are delaying nonemergency procedures on a case by case basis because they re getting full. officials calling it a last resort. medical experts say pandemic fatigue combined with the spread of coronavirus variants are behind the surge in michigan. cnn s evan mcmorris-santoro with more. reporter: even if vaccination rates rise in places like new york, where i m standing, there s still a concern that america is in the grip of this pandemic, especially in the state of michigan, where the viral numbers are risi
systems of accountability and whether other mechanisms are needed to ensure constitutional and lawful policing. george floyd s family after a year of loss in such a horrible and public way are happy about the outcome. they talk about the moment judge cahill made that announcement. i hear guilty and some more numbers and guilty again. i said, lord, please let it be another one. and i hear guilty again. i was excited. i was excited. it was a pivotal moment for me, my family, the world. and gianna, she don t know that the word she spoke, my dad would change the world, he really did. he changed the world. let s begin with our legal panel. former federal prosecutor paul butler, tim alexander and former u.s. attorney chuck rosenburg. let s begin with the announcement today, chuck. a dramatic change from the justice department to have investigations, starting with minneapolis, but potentially any city s police department. yes. that s why we need a rigorous and vigorous civil