stepped out front, officers from the cascade county sheriff s department were waiting for him. they just walked up and said, harvey, here are some guys from california that want to talk to you. put your hands behind your back. you re under arrest. click, click. that was that? that was that. it s pretty civilized, isn t it? very civilized. very civilized. we should all live like they do in great falls. i was i was impressed. i was very impressed. reporter: police searched harvey s landrover, discovered guns and ammunition. they loaded him into the back of a squad car, took him to the local sheriff s dept, eager to hear what he had to say. yeah, our my primary focus is about your vessel, harvey. how much money did you put into that boat? i don t know. what would you estimate? what would you think? roughly. i have no idea. it was over a period of a long time. and so we wanted to key in on him. how much money did you have? how much money did you spend? where
patient the disease process will evolve. so while we re prepared, it s always something new. i never would have thought covid-19 would come and have so much, you know, severity in our population. you treated precious with a drug. what can you tell us about that drug? so while it is an anti-viral medication, we re not sure exactly what benefit it would have on covid-19 itself. but being that there were no other alternatives, we used it just to help to see if it would be helpful for very ill patients like miss anderson. what you have learned throughout this pandemic that you could share with other doctors around this country? team work. working together to make sure that everybody is on the same page. some of the challenges initially that we had had were what s
in this area, governor hogan, a republican governor, trying to do what he can to protect the safety of his residents. but you see all the cars are lined up i heard for miles in annapolis, yesterday. voicing their opinion. they are upset. they want their constitutional rights heard, guys. jillian: absolutely. this scene is playing out across the country in multiple scenes and multiple states. you will see protests across the nation. people are struggling, want to get back to work. there is a way to do it with a fair balance of getting businesses back open where you can social distance, where you can take into account all the protocals we have to do. in addition to still watching the health factor in this. to watch to see where we are with the vaccines. to listen to what our experts are telling us. these two things combined are what is going to be important. the last thing anybody wants is to get back to work too early, to have to go through this
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reports up to 50 tornados. louisiana, the governor declared a state of emergency over the quote devastating damage. we ll tour the i mpacted area this afternoon. more than 900,000 people are without power. the threat of these storms are not over yet. chad myers is joining me now. in the middle of the pandemic seeing people go through this rips your heart out. right. noi thew their houses are destroyed, where do they go to stay away from people. are there hotels opened? so here is what happens. we talked about it yesterday, it started in texas and moves to louisiana and got violent in mississippi. there were mississippi tornados in the e-4 or greater