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coronavirus cases over the previous week. this as we are learning more about the delta variant. the cdc making what it calls a pivotal discovery, saying a new study shows the variant produces similar amounts of virus in vaccinated and unvaccinated people if they get infected. and that prompted new mask guidelines this week, even for the vaccinated. several major cities have already put new mask mandates in place. today, washington, d.c., joining that growing list. but we begin our coverage in georgia. cases there have exploded in recent days, and health officials say in the last two weeks ago, new cases have risen over 200%. natasha chen is at a vaccination drive in the atlanta area. obviously, there is a big push to get more people vaccinated right now. what are you seeing today? what are you hearing from people who are showing up to get vaccinated? reporter: well, jessica, it s clear that incentives actually work. because this is the largest number of people dekalb county
this. tonight damning testimony from officers on the front line as trump supporters attacked the capitol. then the republicans who take democracy seriously. this cannot continue to be a partisan fight. do we hate our political adversaries more than we love our country and revere our constitution? and the clown show that was chased away from their own press conference. plus i can tell you the folks back home are down with masks. once again the cdc revises the mask guidance. dr. fauci joins me to explain why when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. you know, i find that these days it is so important to simply bear witness to what is true. to say what it is we clearly and unmistakably see in front of our own eyes. and that s because it feels like there s a constant effort by so many forces to make us doubt ourselves, to make us doubt what we know we have seen. to make us doubt what we know to be true. that is especially imp
joining us this hour. rachel s got the night reserve in just a few moments we re going to be joined by the cdc director, rochelle walensky. lots of questions on covid-19. i took lessons from that conversation we just heard. and the cdc s new mask guidance. you re not going to want to miss that conversation coming up. we start tonight with one of the most sobering, chilling, and emotional congressional hearings ever on capitol hill. at the first hearing of the house select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol, four police officers who were on the front lines that day testified to the brutality of the attack, to the horror of what they endured, and to how close they and so many of their colleagues came to being killed that day. the hearing began with harrowing video of the attack, some of it never seen before by the public. some of it from the body cameras of the officers who were testifying today. the officers watched the video from the witness tabl
is a cyber ware or ransomware attacks. it is one of the more widespread outages i have ever seen from hulu and reddit and hbomax. so folks are wake up this morning trying to check the news on their phone whether they re watching new day, they ll see these websites are down. just in the last few minutes they are starting to come back online. the appears to be a cop tent delivery network, a distribution network. these are located closer to people s homes. the idea is putting web articles closer to your home, you get access more quickly, things load up on your phone more faster. when one goes down it causes a ripple effect all across the globe. that appears what s happened this morning. the company says they identified the problem in the past few minutes you ll see they found a fix and they re working on it and you ll see websites coming back online as the morning goes on. but when the web goes down at this scale, john, it causes this vast ripple effect so it will be rocky for