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The widen white house deploying new covid emergency teams to help fight the delta strain. >> these are dedicated teams working with communities at higher risk for or already experiencing outbreaks due to the spread of the delta variant and their low vaccination rate. >> let's walk through the latest numbers and show you why the white house is concerned about the delta variant. here are the case count. this is the winter peak. if you look down here, you say that's pretty good. we look down. it is way down. significant process. look at more recently, let's go back to the middle of may and come i...

From the beginning of this process, white house officials were very concerned about getting drawn into never-ending negotiations with republicans and mitch mcconnell, which is something they saw under obamacare. while they are not pushing the gas like they did in covid relief, they are certainly trying to keep the drum beat of momentum going, and that's why we see them put all these soft deadlines out, like significant process by memorial day or clear direction by june 7th as a way to keep the pressure on and moving, because they know time is of the essence, and this is their year and it's tim...

Saying the democrats in the senate do not have the same concern as the democrats in texas? >> we have seen other states that are passing these sweeping laws, taking us back to the jim crow era. we don't have the luxury here in texas of being in the majority, so we have concerns that if it does pass it will be too late. >> final question, because the argument from republicans is that texas state democrats are essentially ignoring their duty as elected officials by walking out of the sunday session. what is your response to that? >> we also have a duty to honor the legislative process, and part ...

And brushes and start the process of pulling up remains from the earth so that scientists and researchers can study them and hopefully identifying some of them and connect their stories, give us more information about what happened to the massacre, and they are going to be seeing if there's trauma signs on the remains, and then connecting with families. i want you to take a listen to a tulsa native and an archaeologists and she is an expert in the handling of artifacts. >> as a native tulsan and mom, and somebody somewhat connected to the history, it's kind of troubling at the same time as hea...

It and there's a difference that a year makes, and we still must hold on to hold many accountable. >> antonia, you have been speaking with the team involved with this escalation. excavation. what are they telling you about the work they are starting today? >> reporter: it's an emotional and solemn start to the process. researchers and archaeologists and community members and descendants are here on the cemetery grounds. they have already brought out heavy machinery, a backhoe and will move the topsoil above coffins from the mass grave they already identified and then we will see archaeologists...