soar, but put a pin in the headlines for a moment, because right in the same area this weekend, some 27,000 monster truck fans are expected to pack into a raucous arena, and how many are vaccinated and how many will wear masks? we don t know. and with back to school there very close, the florida governor has signed an executive order to pull funding from those schools requiring masks. and this is not meant to single is out florida, but it is the type of the two america s mentality that we are seeing across the country, and especially in the south and the midwest where there are lower vaccination rates. yes, cases are going to go up before they come back down. this pandemic of the unvaccinated. i know that i have said it constantly and others have as well, the vaccinate of the unvaccinated. today, 50% of all age groups are fully vaccinate and over 70% of u.s. adults have at least one dose, and the vaccination rates are higher than a month, but there are 90 million people e
primetime. tonight: joe biden continues his quest to remake america. i want you to think about that. just about 60 days ago. it was a cold clear day in washington. joe biden, moments after putting his hand on the bible and reciting his oath of office, said this: today on this january day my whole soul is in this bringing america together. we have never ever ever ever failed in america. when we have acted together. brian: his whole soul he said. his entire speech was all about reaching across the aisle and bringing america together. now 64 days later we know that what he said was a flat out lie. not only did he not mean what he said in that speech, he never meant it. biden knew he was walking into washington with a slight majority in both chambers of congress. radical agenda was on his hit list though. if he had any interest in working with republicans, he would reach out to his 40 year friend the most powerful republican in the world, in washington, mitch mcconnell. how
him the device was doing compressions at the time. you saw at some point the possibility of pulsice electrical activity, right? yes, we would pause to do a pulse check and it looked like a rhythm change and i was able to de defib that. just to be clear, i mean, when somebody is in the state that you are describing, are you looking for any opportunity to, you know, administer a shock or provide additional treatment that you might be able to? yes, he s a human being and i was trying to give him a second chance at life. ultimately were you able to generate a pulse or any positive change from that shock that was administered? sorry, could you repeat that, please. did anything change after that shock? did anything get better with mr. floyd? no. ultimately, when you arrived at the hospital, what did you do at that point? when we got to the hospital we provided a report to the staff with the information i had and the treatments rendered. what was mr. floyd
eric shawn. arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. those who disagree with the verdict are protesting and calling rittenhouse nothing but a vigilante. some turning violent. what in portland, oregon declared a right but despite the outrage some legal experts say the verdict was no surprise. they spent a very long time deliberating in the ended up acquitting on all accounts. that was not a surprise in closing arguments i wrote a column saying this to be a hung jury or an acquittal because the case fell apart from the outset. the prosecution witnesses gave testimony for the defense. ultimately i think the prosecution has very little credibility with the jury. arthel: let s go to jeff paul standing by and kenosha with more of the reaction to the verdict. all quiet and kenosha a day after jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all accounts. there were a few people out here who were protesting the verdict locally and visibly, still upset over the decision but when you t
it could have been you. it could have been any of us . day after day, glib bundy helped run his own defense. what detectives have said is that i might have been his primary victim that i was chosen that he had come and to look through my window. he knew there was many times. i thought it was just a flash. seeing him. i thought nah . just by imagine ache my imagination. it is is amazing to me as this moment in this room, at this table, we have bundy s first known survivor and his last known survivor. all together. at the same time. bundy gained legacy. you were the first known victim of ted bundy. i was a student at university of washington. i was getting ready to go back-to-school. normal day. do you think bundy had been stalking you, following you? yes, i do, i remember going laundry, i remember, i saw some guy, older guy, kind of cute, he would look at me, and turn away. i would look at him, high would turn away he would turn away. i thought th