desantis. the massive search-and-rescue effort entering a grim new chapter. it s possible there are still people out there, possible. but most likely we re on recovery now and, you know, that s very difficult. we are live this morning at a minor league hockey arena serving as an emergency shelter. former president trump taking the legal fight to the highest point that it can go. the supreme court. his emergency request and how justice clarence thomas could be instrumental in deciding what exactly happens next. and then we got georgia. hershel walker doubling down on his denial of a major daily because report that he paid a girlfriend to have an abortion back in 2009. republicans now circling the wagons around the staunchly antiabortion candidate. will that be enough for the gop to flip that crucial senate seat from blue to red. we want to begin in florida this morning where president biden is on his way as we speak. starting us off is shaq brewster, and also dasha b
invested several billion to get the island back on its feet the american people who live there are in the dark, we ask why? this is american voices. however anomalies him menendez, mental gymnastics it could be donald trump s favorite sport, case in point the legal fallout of the fbi search of classified documents at his mar-a-lago residents. trump claims those documents were declassified, sean hannity asked trump about his declassification process let s call it this week, the latter made it clear so bonkers you have to hear from trump himself. it doesn t have to be a process as i understand it, there are different people saying different things there doesn t have to be if you are the president of the united states you can declassify by saying that it is declassified even by thinking about it because her sending it to marlar go or to wherever you are sending it. let s just say if you consider these mental gymnastics, he didn t quite stick the landing and that claim prov
Good evening. I am norah odonnell, and thank you for being with us. We come on the air with the threat of dangerous and deadly weather for tens of millions of americans tonight across the southern plains. The National Weather service is issuing a rare high risk forecast for violent thunderstorms, long track tornadoes, and giant hail, talking about hail from 24 inches in diameter, thats the size of baseballs to grapefruit. Residents from oklahoma to kansas are in the bullseye tonight and are bracing for the potential outbreak of powerful ef3 Strength Twisters or stronger. This is the first Time Oklahoma has been under a high risk weather alert in five years. We will begin tonight in Oklahoma City where Meteorologist Paul Goodloe from our partners at the Weather Channel is standing by for a busy night of storms. Good evening, paul. Reporter good evening, norah. Again, the wind has been howling all day long. 30 plus miles an hour as the Winds Of Change coming in here. You mention the high
Norah good evening, i am norah odonnell. And thank you for being with us. We come on the air with dangerous and deadly weather for tens of millions of americans tonight across the southern plains. The National Weather service is issuing a rare highrisk forecast for violent thunderstorms come along track tornadoes, and giant tail. Talking about hail from 24 inches in diameter, the size of baseballs to grapefruit. President s from oklahoma to kansas or in the bullseye tonight and bracing for powerful ef3 Strength Twisters or stronger. This is the first Time Oklahoma has been under high risk weather alert in five years. We will begin tonight in Oklahoma City were meteorologist paul goodloe from our partners at the Weather Channel is standing by for a busy night of storms. Good evening, paul. Reporter good evening, norah, the wind has been howling all day long, 30 plus miles an hour as the wind changed coming down in here. You mentioned a highrisk day, last time that happened was 2019 unde
covid and therefore tough measures to keep r below one but also required more research and support from the nhs who found it quite difficult because it was a new disease and because of its nature presenting in many different ways, they found that long tarmac difficult to categorise at first and so with simon stephens will work together to bring forward clinics that could look across the range of conditions that are mostly gathered under the term long covid. i cared a lot about this for personal reasons as well as professional. we did not need to sign off from the centre, we just got on with it. do you happen to know, notwithstanding the early days of 2020, the campaign about long covid wasn t launched until october, do you know why there was that potential lag in the communication side of the debate? side of the debate? yes, i think it was essentially side of the debate? yes, i think it was essentially bleak, was essentially bleak, understandably the clinicians found it