have to be vaxxed or vanished from public life. will absolutely ridiculous. there is not enough science behind this right now. new name for the biden white house. when you look at the biden brandon administration in terms of. [chanting let s go brandon. restore and refrain three of the top five. steve: knocked adele off the top of the list. brian: she looks great though. adele is not going to be on the show today. that was a shot of nashville. this is a shot of our zipper. ainsley: hello, everyone. ainsley: the crawl. the thing that goes around, the date on it some people call it the zipper. here we are it s thursday to days after titanic election interpreting what america said. steve: look at what is happening. we talked a lot about it we finally heard from the president yesterday. remember the last time we really saw him he was asleep in glasgow. [laughter] steve: is he awake now. you know what? he was asked yesterday, was it a mistake for you to go to virginia
hitting the airwaves just last night. speak of the most dangerous thing facing georgia is four more years of brian kemp. my record has been attacked because miss abrams doesn t want to talk about her own record. talked to a police officer and they will tell you they are terrified of doing the job senator leahy has been doing this thing with a pocket constitution for the last couple of years. it is not a prop. carley: with a jam-packed night, jackie ibanez has more from all the candidates. by the end of this week early voting will have kicked off in 25 states. 17 states have officially opened their polls with iowa, nevada, tennessee set to join them later this week. early voting underway in georgia were republican governor brian kemp and democratic challenger stacey abrams went head-to-head in an intense debate last night. the incumbent pushing abrams on her past and i police rhetoric. listen. how many sher sheriff sherifs have i think you believe it s the truth.
will talk tough on trade with china when he visits asia next week we look at what s at stake. do we need to regulate social media? well, this us senator definitely thinks so, he ll tell us why. welcome to world business report. i m jamie robertson. ina in a moment we will be talking more of doubt the impact of that congress, because today marks the last day of the five yearly congress in china, and has confirmed xi jinping will be given a second five year term. he will be leader for the next five years. xi will even have his name inscribed in the party s constitution, placing him alongside mao in the chinese pantheon. but as xi consolidates his power, america is ramping up the pressure. on monday, the white house said that on his forthcoming trip to asia next week president trump will press china to cease what the white house calls its predatory trade practices. and he will do that by addressing the problem of china s trade barriers. and there is a lot at stake. so far
in the new york primary. hillary clinton, donald trump defended their home turf an they re a little closer to clinching the party s nomination. the man under the mask revealed. a break in the case for the suspect who police call the ninja burglar wanted for terrorizing people in the tri- state. and take a look outside. get real ready for another sunny get ready for another spring day in the city. thank you for joining us, i m ken rosato. halfway there. you re never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. good morning, everybody. we re going to have clear skies, a great day, sunshine beautiful weather. temperature right now 52 degrees which is nice and comfy for this hour of the day, warmer than normal. we re looking at 50 around teterboro and 52 around newark and laguardia is 53. even the numbers up to the north, poughkeepsie is at 43 and 50 around bridgeport, long island, 46 down the j
he stole akai s life and stole mine s, as well. [ indiscernible ] my life will no longer be the same. reporter: then we heard from liang, who looked directly at gurley s family and expressed his remorse. the shot was accidental. [ indiscernible ] i apologize to the [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible ] i wish i could undo what happened. reporter: a spokesman for liang says they are pleased with the sentence but liang still plans to appeal his guilty verdict. it is absolutely good news but most of the people in the community still think that he should not have been indicted. but under the circumstances, this is good news. reporter: brooklyn district attorney ken thompson disagrees with the judge s decision to reduce the jury verdict and says he will fight to reverse it on appeal. live in downtown brooklyn, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. now to a developing story. brush fires in new jersey that smoke was visible for miles even seen across the hudson river. elise finch re