Should be in the committee before being considered by the full senate. Here are their remarks. Mr. President. Senator from New York . I rise once again to call for every senator to have the chance to vote on the military justice improvement increasing Prevention Act. It is time for to us move serious crimes like sexual Assault And Murder out of the chain of command and put them in the hands of the most capable people in the military to do this. Independent impartial, highly trained uniformed prosecutors. I want to first acknowledge and express my gratitude to my colleagues in the armed Services Subcommittee on personnel who recognize the importance of this legislation and this morning voted to include it as an amendment to the senate armed services personal markup of the ndaa. The reason we are calling for this reform is because our current system is just not working for our Service Members. It is not delivering justice on the values of Justice And Equality that they have sacrificed so
Allison camerotta and john berman. Welcome to our viewers around the United States and in the world. This is new day in the eye of a category 5 hurricane. That warning from where the u. S. Stands more than a year into the coronavirus pandemic. The u. S. Is averaging northern 63,000 new cases a day now. That on par with the surge last summer. Other warning signs, look at michigan, a Steep Rise in Hospitalation Iss there as well. But there is good news, there is a lot of good news on the vaccination front. 19 of the country is fully vaccinated. This weekend, they saw 5 Million given in one day that is a new record. And prosecutors in the Dperk Chauvin Trial will resume their case this morning after a week of heartwrenching testimony. We expect to hear from a Hospital Doctor and the Minneapolis Police chief who has already called george floyds death a murder. They should fire Derek Chauvin and the other officers involved in that encounter. Joining us is the dean of Public School of health
it proved immediately polarizing. republican governor kemp quoted, said the bill was another step toward ensuring our elections are secure, accessible and fair. that is not how the other sees it. president biden called it un-american. sick. stacey abrams likened it reinstating jim crow. by thursday evening, a lawsuit challenging the new law had already been filed by a trio of voting right groups. georgia bill is the most prominent of many pieces of legislation that republicans have initiated all across the country. per today s the new york times in more than 24 states, republican-led legislatures are advancing bills in a broad political effort that is the most aggressive attack on the right to vote since the civil rights movement of the 1960s. joining me to discuss is greg bluesteen, a reporting for the atlanta journal-constitution. this is a solution in search of a problem, right? there was not fraud documented in georgia that would justify this whole change? exactly r
rumors. let s start by laying the worst, most vile and untrue rumor to rest. i am not the twin brother of warren beatty. i give him a lot of credit. he made a heck of a movie. it is brilliant and i like watching it. i m sure you do too. the fact remains that it simply extended the mythology of a story that at its root, tells us an awful lot, not just about who to poor kids were, but the way our culture quite often rewrites history to fit what we want to believe or at a certain time, we need to believe. it is true that i did not intend to write this book. books are like children, they grow up to be whatever you want to be. you don t have much control over it. my original plan was to write a book about driving around america and going to places, iconic places come up places where people who have become a huge part of our culture are reputed to do things they had not done. i thought i would start by going to west allis. bonnie and clyde grew up there. it is a short drive from wh
at mar-a-lago and whether he d take the stand. plus, we re tracking hurricane lee as it zeros in on the east coast. the extreme weather baring down right now. happy friday, thanks so much for being here. it s 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. let s begin with that breaking news that could have big implications for our economy. for the first time in history, the united autoworkers union is striking against all big three automakers at once. the strike became official overnight when that midnight deadline hit without a deal. the white house announcing this morning that the president will give remarks about this from washington sometime today. nbc s shaquille brewster is in toledo, ohio, and also with us, roben farzad host of public radio s full disclosure. shaq, remind us what the workers want, and has there been any movement on these negotiations since the strike was announced overnight? reporter: good morning. there has not been any movement. that i