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officers brought mr. floyd to the ground, the moment of impact that the ground could have resulted in some of those abrasions. objection, your honor. beyond the scope and call. overruled. would you mind repeating? sure. the abrasions, would be likewise consistent with mr. floyd being taken out of a police car and put on to the ground. same objection, the autopsy. overruled. yes, depending how he made contact with the ground. the direction of motion and there s enough abrasive force, the contact could explain those abrasions. okay. would you agree with the general proposition that the prone position is not inherently dangerous? as far as i know based on my understanding of the medical literature, that is true. now, in terms of your autopsy reports, there s no, you dissected mr. floyd. no bleeding into the muscles of the back, correct? that s correct. and you don t have any section in your autopsy report to describe any injuries whatsoever to mr. ....
tanden on hold, including one that was supposed to be happening right now. our latest reporting on why the white house is showing no signs of backing down. and breaking right now, too, a new coronavirus vaccine one step closer to approval. what insiders at the fda are saying this morning about the candidate from johnson & johnson, the first single-shot covid vaccine may be just a matter of hours away from getting the okay for emergency use. and the potential future cia director in front of lawmakers this hour. 24 hours after we learned serious intelligence failures are partly to blame for the capitol riot response. and why a missed email is making headlines. a former cia director is here with you live on the fallout. good morning, i m hallie jackson in wash along with our nbc news team, leigh ann caldwell, peter alexander at the white house starting us off. let s talk about, leigh ann, some of the votes that relate to neera tanden. why were the votes postponed and w ....
point lead, quite a change from earlier this month when democrat terry mcauliffe was ahead. education remains one of the biggest factors in why the race has swung so much in recent years. eric: we have live fox news coverage. rich edson is in virginia. let s go to alexandria huff, covering the youngkin campaign in abing ton. reporter: you can t get more southwest in the state than this. it really doesn t get more republican than where we are now, that s okay, because youngkin is not here today to change any minds. the goal this late in the campaign is to really ensure that et voters who are likely to vote for him do and to show he s willing to put in the miles. of course, as we mentioned, the latest fox news poll of likely virginia voters show youngkin having an 8% lead over his democratic opponent. as he s been telling crowds, polls alone don t win elections. it comes down to matt had. an expected math. an expected or better than expected turnout could help him in ....
as it approaches florida, its expected to be a category three storm when it reaches the coast on wednesday. larry seward of cbs news has been giving us the latest this was an update from the governor. this was an update from the governor- this was an update from the governor. this was an update from the rovernor. , ., , ., ., governor. the storm is going to im act governor. the storm is going to impact northern governor. the storm is going to impact northern florida. - governor. the storm is going to impact northern florida. you i governor. the storm is going to | impact northern florida. you are going to see significant impact. the countries at that will obviously determine the path of the storm, but i think you are doing the right thing to be prepared. so we are talking about counties like columbia, talking about counties like hamilton, madison, all of those counties are going to be affected by this hurricane. we are monitoring some of these computer models. you ....
in what would be the biggest deal of its kind in the gaming industry. it s been a tumuloutous 18 months try to get the purchase of the company behind titles such as call of duty and candy crush over the line. the original $69 billion deal split regulators around the world, including being blocked in the uk. microsoft s president said the new offer was substantially different and should be approved. the british authorities have said they will make a call by the 18th of october but this is not a green light. joining me now is marc 0stwald, chief economist and global strategist, adm isi. good morning. you and i have talked about this before. i have to say, i m impressed with microsoft s determination. they want this company, don t they? that absolutely do! no question about it. the method by which they are trying to get past the regulatory objections by outsourcing the licensing to ub soft is an interesting one. it is certainly, it may well help it get over the line but i ....