there have been calls for boycotts. those actions often impose the greatest burdens on the most vulnerable in our society. go back this is a moment tonight is the night we will fight until it s over we put our hands up like the ceiling can t hold us like the ceiling can t hold us. ainsley: that s a live look at miami, florida. good morning to you. it s nurse, y all. where has this week gone? it s flying by. brian: right. i believe there is a curfew in miami. they have to listen to that at home normally without a pandemic they might still be in the clubs and lights start going on. that s pretty much the last song they play. steve: i think it s in miami beach. i m not positive. for much of the rest of the city. i just looked, it is 70 trees there. 80 for a high. zero is the state income tax because i bring that up because they just jacked up the state income tax here in new york state, two whole points to 11% for people who are very successful. brian brian new yor
gate. so far we ve seen construction crews making minor tweaks to the fencing and capitol police say don t forget many changes. and as far as the police and the security posture remains at a steady state at this time. we re very thankful for our national guard partnership. we do have national guard on the campus, but the security postures at this time remains the same. the suspect, 25-year-old noah green, he rammed his car into two officers and slammed into the barricade at the capitol. green got out of the car and slashed one. officers before being shot and killed by responding police. he was not on the police radar, appears he was a lone wolf with no connection to extremist groups. he indicated he followed the nation of islam. he recently lost his job. a few years ago, jewish coalition called for the resignation of some democrats, with connection to louis farrakhan who once called hitler a good man. this morning, construction crews were seen fortifying the fencing aroun
number of doses administered. nearly 3.5 million reported shots in arms in 24 hours. border emergency. the new drone footage tonight showing migrants heading to the southern border. facilities overwhelmed. the number of unaccompanied children in u.s. custody jumping by nearly 1,000 in a single day. the biden administration feeling the pressure. nearly every member of the homeland security advisory council out of a job tonight. voting law backlash. swift outrage over georgia s new sweeping election law, with critics saying it unfairly targets voters of color. but despite the pushback, the state s governor moving forward, signing the bill behind closed doors. deadliest day. more than 100 killed in myanmar in just 24 hours, including several children. the most since that military coup began. the shocking images of violence tonight. the u.s. ambassador calling it horrifying. teacher s racist outburst. the california teacher heard making offensive comments about a black st
On the night of Friday, May 24, Alcovy seniors walked onto the stage as students, and left as graduates of the class of 2024.
Alcovy celebrated its graduation ceremony on the grounds of Sharp Stadium as the sun went down over Covington.
His oldest son, Ethan, 18, had no idea that 16 troopers in full uniform would be there to cheer him on as he crossed the stage May 24 at Groesbeck High School.