a panel stands by two weigh in on our issues tonight. andy title 42 pandemic restriction, resorting in many seeking asylum. an actor johnny depp heading back to the witness stand. his 50 million-dollar trial against ex-wife amber heard. and right now digging into all of this tonight. good evening, kevin. good to be with you, my friend. maybe or maybe not they will try to appeal this ruling, really ultimately put over to the cdc, that is where this divide has been about how exactly to proceed with the mandate, which was already said to be a part of the ruling in early may. many say that they disagree with the decision and will appeal, as you pointed out, subject to the conclusion that the order remains necessary for public health. and coming up next, this is also the key. the doj statement clearly lays out something very important, and it s not really so much about the mandate per se, but the maintenance of the power to compel people to do what they want. and the departmen
in this hour as well. in politics today, we ve got another one of those days that feels, i guess, sort of normal to us now. but even just a few years ago, today s politics headlines would ve been rejected out of hand that is completely unimaginable and over the top. i mean, we just saw the de facto leader of the republican party, former president donald trump, give one of his coveted endorsements to a candidate named j.d. vance who is running for the united states senate seat in ohio this year. that endorsement from trump was followed immediately, in no surprise, by mr. vance launching a huge tv ad campaign touting the trump endorsement. bragging about how much he agrees with trump, how close he is the trump, how much trump likes him. but then that of course was followed almost inevitably by a former roommate of mr. vance sharing his text messages from 2016 in which mr. vance reportedly told people how he thought there was a pretty good chance that donald trump was going to b
tonight about a general judge striking down the mask rule. the mask mandate on airline transportation and public transportation. an unusual ruling from a judge in an unusual place to be making that kind of a ruling, but it effectively means that the mask rule for public transportation and domestic airline flights is off. it s no longer in effect as of tonight. we re talking more about that in this hour as well. in politics today, we ve got another one of those days that feels, i guess, sort of normal to us now. but even just a few years ago, today s politics headlines would ve been rejected out of hand that is completely unimaginable and over the top. i mean, we just saw the de facto leader of the republican party, former president donald trump, give one of his coveted endorsements to a candidate named j. d. vance who is running for the united states senate seat in ohio this year. that endorsement from trump was followed immediately, in no surprise, by mr. vance launching a h
d.v.r. and watch it back later today. begin today with a new challenge in the red hot housing market as the average interest rate for america s most common home loan, a high not seen in more than a decade. hello, john roberts in washington, good friday to you. thanks for having me, john. i m jacqui heinrich. 30 year fixed rate mortgage is 5%, up from 4.27 last week, the average just over 3% a year ago. mortgage lending giant says the goal of home ownership is the most expensive in a generation. john: and economic woes for the biden administration saddled with 40 year high inflation, and the president placing the blame for increased prices on russian president vladimir putin and voters are not buying it. his approval rating all time lows with the midterms months away. peter doocy kicks us off this afternoon. live on the north lawn. peter. the first one of the polls you mentioned looks at the president s overall approval rating and it is down. all the way down to 33%, acc
thank you for watching i m craig melvin, and i m natalie morales, and this is dateline. i don t even think i understand what happened. because you don t want to hear details. that was the worst day of my life that i found out about my mom. a loving couple. a romantic hike. a secluded spot. she was turning to look at the bird. it s like her feet just went out from under her. all of a sudden i hear yelling coming from downstream. there was mrs. mueller floating face up. a wife falling to her death. her husband falling apart. he was panicking. he was shaking. crying. the evidence at the scene makes us believe something entirely different happen. he told me she fell 20 feet. were the injuries? why did i not see what i expected to see? a search for the truth in the woods and water. if your theory is right, that is almost like she was being hunted. it s almost like a hare and a wolf. two chilling accounts of what happened to the mom they all adore. one see