the mob. hours passed despite this without any action by the president. joyce vance, i want to bring you in. i want to read the analysis of the specific language liz cheney is using. quote a casual observer might have missed it but what cheney was doing here was pointing to a specific criminal statute, a felony. 18 u.s. code 1512, she suggests donald trump might have violated. cheney s comment matches the language of the statute. it sats, whoever object trukts influences or impedes any official proceeding should be fined or imprisoned. that official proceeding is including a proceeding before the congress. your thoughts? liz cheney went straight to the heart of the matter. it was, i think, a little bit surprising, nicolle. it sort of took my breath away
only like 50,000 people got their power back on. the areas that were really crushed where all the worse of the infrastructure problems are it s going to take a while, it s not flipping a switch, it s not just rehanging a wire or two. when you hear the people from grand isle say it s uninhabitable, don t come back, they re telling people that evacuated, you know, it s going to be a while before you can even drive down the roads and try to get into some of those areas. you can see how extensive the damage was when this major category 4 hurricane and it was painful to watch on radar and to track it, it sats there over southeast louisiana as major hurricane for six to seven hours. those communities are really going to struggle. people now all of their food is bad in their fridges, some people still don t have water, so it s gotten pretty ugly. it s going to stay that way. it s hot, too. yesterday was a heat indices, the feel like temperature in the shade was over 100, today it will feel li
airlines releasing the statement and it reads in part it says of all the really important things our team members do and that list is long, bringing people together is at the top. we fly over borders, walls, and stereo stieps to connect people from different races, religions, nationalalities, economic backgrounds and sexual orientation ps the we were disafond learn of a travel advisory issued by the naacp for american airlines. it sats that it seeks to remove all barriers of racial discrimination. that s a mission that the people of american airlines endorse and facilitate every day. we do not and will not tolerate discrimination of any kind. we have reached out to the naacp and are eager to meet with them to listen to their issues and concerns. so, cornell, what measures do you think american airlines will have to institute for the naacp to lift its advisory? so as both the former ceo of the naacp and as a civil rights lawyer, one of the things i would imagine is important for them