stopping in north carolina, one of the six critical states where former president trump is leading. look at the numbers on the skroon. here is kamala in a new local radio interview. i want to thank your listeners for being so supportive of me to be the first woman vice president of the united states, the first black woman to be vice president of the united states. we need everybody to turn out and vote in november. todd: we ll see if that is the tone they need to turn pols around. carley: listen to this. brace yourself, new england getting socked with 20 inches of snow today, that could happen as that nor easter batters the country with another day of tornados, damaging wind and heavy rains. when the bad weather is expected to end. todd: carley, took less than a second, this happened following the five on five brawl. it is five on five. mcdermott and rimey exchanging blows. todd: more on that fight coming up. i have a vested interest in this. we are going to get
protest in aurora today. having dialogue with the police officers there. both thanking them for protecting them during their protest as long as having a dialogue as to what they saw being the problems about what they were actually protesting on. it was an accident it? was an accident. that s what the police are saying. right now the investigation is still ongoing. they released the name of the man who was driving a mercedes sedan who actually ran over the police officers. he was the name of him was released today. can i tell you that one of the students i spoke with just after it happened said that he thought the man was having a seizure in his car. it appears to be an accident according to police. they think he had some kind of medical emergency that actually caused this. and the condition of the four police officers who are injured by that automobile is, what? three of the officers were actually released the afternoon just a few hours after they were taken to the hospital.
for president. i ll make that decision later, but now s not the time to talk about that. now is the time to talk about the opportunity we have this year. the only reason a man or woman should run for president i m sure hillary views it the exact same way is if they think they re better positioned to do what the nation needs at the moment. you spent quality time with the vice president. what do you think about those responses? you know, those are just your usual hemming and hawing, i wish once in a while someone would come out and say, i m really interested in the presidency and i m starting my super pac. if there s anybody that would do it by accident it s joe biden. his problem is that you ve got some of the obama people like jim messina, top obama person campaign manager in 2012. starting a super pac for hillary clinton and joe biden doesn t have that going for him right now. and i think that s a problem for him because it implies some kind of not real but maybe end
she had neither in her system. that was clear from the toxicology reports. i don t know how but the illinois state police immediately determined this was an accident it. judge jeanine: you don t know how immediately like within 30 minutes says it is an accident. exactly. judge jeanine: when you wrote this book there was then untouchable the unyou drew peterson. was it it based on the book that movie? they bought the rights to my book. it is really a journalistic account of drew and stacy and kathleen s past and people associated with them. the movie is, of course, a narrative account. judge jeanine: but you looked at court records and statements and did your own investigation? absolutely. judge jeanine: and you have been sitting in the courtroom every day that i have been there anyway. every day. judge jeanine: you are there every day, why? i find the case, i put so much time until now i find it fascinating. i don t want to miss anything. judge jeanine: having don
she had neither in her system. that was clear from the toxicology reports. i don t know how but the illinois state police immediately determined this was an accident it. judge jeanine: you don t know how immediately like within 30 minutes says it is an accident. exactly. judge jeanine: when you wrote this book there was then untouchable the unyou drew peterson. was it it based on the book that movie? they bought the rights to my book. it is really a journalistic account of drew and stacy and kathleen s past and people associated with them. the movie is, of course, a narrative account. judge jeanine: but you looked at court records and statements and did your own investigation? absolutely. judge jeanine: and you have been sitting in the courtroom every day that i have been there anyway. every day. judge jeanine: you are there every day, why? i find the case, i put so much time until now i find it fascinating. i don t want to miss anything. judge jeanine: having don