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The eclipse already started. Reporter yes, it did. Its about to start in the western part of the country. Give me five, you guys. You were amazing. Thank you so much for being with us. And craig, so many families like them, theyre going to experience this together in this stadium behind me. 15,000 people have poured into carbondale, illinois, and the local businesses here are ex attic. It is estimated the private sector in carbondale will gain almost 20 million just by the influx of tourists and people All Around The World who have come here to witness this astronomical event together. All right. Well come back to you in a moment, as well. My friend and colleague, jeff rossen, is standing by, not far from where we sit here. Hes in new york city, on the upper west side. New york city, by the way, expected to get an eclipse of about 70 . But heres the thing, jeff. That doesnt mean that folks should take viewing any less seriou ....
The worst countries in the industrialized world at solving murders. in some cities, more than half of people who commit murder or never found or apprehended. at the same time, our sentences are much much more severe than our peers. not really even in the same category. a recent report found the u.s. average sentence of 12.2 years was double the next highest nation, hungary, which had an average sentence of six years. when it comes to january 6th, we need to be, i think, laser focused on this question of deterrence. because it simply cannot be the case that if you try to overthrow the government, you fail, then you just go home, and you wait around for your next chance. everyone has to know that. if you fail, you will be punished. so in my mind, what is so important about the sentences, particularly of these key figures, is not how long they are. honestly, it doesn t really matter to me whether enrique tarrio serves 33 years or ten years. what does matter is that ....
More and what that does is gives them more freedom to deal with capacity, to deal more freedom to deal with capacity, to deal with things like pandemics, and also to deal with things like pandemics, and also gives them more freedom and capacity and also gives them more freedom and capacity to and also gives them more freedom and capacity to deal with providing, putting capacity to deal with providing, putting an emphasis on care out of hospital. putting an emphasis on care out of hospital, which are some of the things hospital, which are some of the things kevin was referring to, which would things kevin was referring to, which would help things kevin was referring to, which would help sustain the nhs itself. the uk, would help sustain the nhs itself. the uk, 12.4% gdp, france 11.3, germany 12.8, new zealand 9%, italy 8.7%, canada 12.2%. jenny in yeovil, kevin, you can respond. kevin, you can respond. good morning. kevin, you can respond. good morning. happy kevin ....
Now. so that s a tipping point that you re seeing here. when you look at overall sales, sales for bud light down more than 24% in the month. that is kind of a staggering number here and for modelo, sales up 12.2% and these numbers are telling a story. you mentioned the transgender influencer who had one can, one customized can of bud light and did an instagram post and conservative media and conservative social media went on a very full, full, forceful boycott of the beer and so that is one other kind of factor here at play. so you have two things happening. you have changing tastes and years of declining tastes for light beer in particular and then you have this social media fail, quite frankly from bud light. a lot of corporate directors are watching what bud light did in this whole situation and finding a lot of fault with how it ....