i don t know. i really don t know is the answer. real story is not just what those documents showed but also the abuse of power by facebook to censor. trap that is it. sanford cardinals national champions. you don t v. to know now ainsley: that is a beautiful shot of saint pat thick s cathedral about a block from us close to sak s fifth a&e if you have been shopping in that store, it is so pretty. the scaffolding was taken down. i hope have you all had a great easter weekend with your family? were you all in church? were you able to go? i did virtual church. certify steve divert actual church, too. i watched i had the option of watching saint pat s but i watched my own parish, a lot of people actually there. ainsley: i watched the pope. we aired the pope s service at 5:00 a.m. so i woke up pretty early. brian: was it english. ainsley: it was not there was a translator. ainsley: welcome back from texas. brian: you will see in texas they are alarmed at this administ
likely be a long and painful investigation. the owner of young s asian massage was remembered as loving and unselfish. a mother of two kids, including an 8 month old daughter. the atlanta journal constitution is reporting that yong a . yue was excited to be working again. in all, eight people died, and we want to make sure that you see them here on your screen. six of them were asian women. the church attended by the suspect released a statement yesterday condemning the killings and, quote, the strongest possible terms, adding, quote, no blame can be placed on the victims. cn cnn s natasha chen is in atlanta this morning. what are you learning? reporter: it is a very difficult time for these eight families, as you can imagine, and some of them have a very difficult time talking about this. people are grieving in different ways. and they re also processing why this might have happened. and, of course, that s what a lot of the community is responding to, the investigation a
weaponize to get people canceled. are true and baylor complete college basketball greatest rebound and rebuild with a championship. brian: after taking a year off it stanford for the women and baylor pull off a championship. so, pretty exciting time and i couldn t quite tell who was in the stands. they darkened everything. so i don t know how many people did they put in. did you see? ainsley: we all had late nights last night, didn t we. brian: the game starts at 9:30 eastern time that will do it. welcome to the tuesday show. steve: congratulations to baylor. listen, let s go counsel to will cain who today there has been so much news on our southern border. we have dispatched him there to mcallen, texas. is he at sweet temptations. going to be a nice day there today. i am seeing 72 today right now it s going to be 90 later today and, will, you have got to get out of town by friday because it s going to be 100. will: going to be 100? well the weather today as you pointed o
streets of atlanta at a rally being held after a gunman killed eight people, most of them asian women, in a shooting spree. words matter when it s a police representative saying the suspect was, quote, having a bad day. and when the law enforcement community refuses to label it a hate crime to the confusion of the son of one of the women killed. you can t say that this isn t racially motivated. you don t kill eight people on a bad day. let alone one. and words really matter when they come from the very top. words have consequences. it s the coronavirus, full stop. scapegoating asian-americans, people with the biggest pulpits spreading this kind of hate. the president and vice president making a clear and unmistakable connection between alarming rise in asian-american violence and donald trump s repeated references to covid as the china virus and worse. one year ago, trump was given fair warning that his words matter and were putting people at risk. why do you keep
scientists say there s been a strong decline in the number of covid infections in england since the latest lockdown began. it is working, it seems. researchers at imperial college, who ve been tracking the pandemic, say infection rates have dropped by two thirds but there are warnings that virus levels are still high, particularly among the under 25s. here s our medical editor, fergus walsh. lockdown is working draconian restrictions on society mean coronavirus has fewer chances to spread but that s meant closing schools, shops, pubs, gyms putting normal life on hold. the latest evidence comes from 85,000 swab tests sent out to households across england. the survey by imperial college, from the 4th 13th of february, is good at picking up cases among those who don t know they re carrying the virus. the survey found that infections have fallen by two thirds across england in the past month, and are down 80% in london. the researchers estimate that infections are halving eve