now the dominant strain in the u.s., but vaccination rates lag across much of the country, head of the cdc point to 9 million people living in county where s the rates are lower than 40% and where covid capabilities are rising. where covid cases are rising, all of this as schools are reopening in just a few weeks. yesterday cdc said in-person learning must be a priority this year and they re calling on schools to promote vaccinations and schools should be cautious about removing measures don t know protect students. in maryland the numbers are better than most one of ten with fewest infections with 75% of adults guys at least one dose of the vaccine. maryland health officials say they fully vanccinated more tha half their residents. joining me now dennis schroeder, thank for coming on, here s what the state s communication director tweeted about june data, saying 100% of covid-19 deaths in maryland occurred in people who were unvaccinated. 95% of new covid-19 cases in marylan
carley shimkus, and host of lara logan has no agenda, lara logan. former wisconsin congressman, fox news contributor, sean duffy. good morning and welcome to you all. sean duffy, a former congressman, i am interested in your perspective because you really have the full national top-down viewpoint. share with us your thoughts on what is going on. sean: first off, it is the role of the government to keep their citizens they fear that is one of the primary goals. this is very simple, right? you get more violence, more criminals. more guns. more victims. so, what is happening in portland in minneapolis, that is an easy correlation. less police means more crime, and one of the problems we have is and just police officers. it is that we have really bad prosecutors right now, so prosecutors across the country who have been funded by people like george soros and others on prosecuting crimes, so you can have investigators prosecute the crimes, these defendants get off. they go bac
but if you go back 100 years to a hot-summer day on the shores of lake michigan, you might begin to understand. he and four of his friends decided to go to the beach along with everyone else. they were ordinary kids. black kids? black kids. yes, black kids. reporter: what happened to a 17-year-old named eugene williams started a chain of events that led from rocks to riots. they drove into bronzeville and they opened fire. reporter: to promises broken, again and again. every family that wants to stay in the community will stay in this community. i don t see the black people. where we at? reporter: do you think things have gotten a lot better in the last 100 years? where there s poverty, there s usually high rates of violence. reporter: tonight, i ll meet people who have lived that story. every day, risk our lives. reporter: and are trying to change the ending. we have a new brother. how long you been here? i have been here for three or four weeks
but if you go back 100 years to a hot summer day on the shores of lake michigan, you might begin to understand. he and four of his friends decided to go to the beach along with everyone else. they were ordinary kids. black kids? black kids. yes, black kids. what happened to a 17-year-old named eugene williams started a chain of events that led from rocks to riots. they drove into bronzeville and they opened fire. to promises broken again and again. every family that wanted to stay in the community will stay in this community. i don t see the black people. where we at? do you think things have gotten a lot better in the last 100 years? where there s poverty, there s usually high rates of violence. tonight, i ll meet people who have lived that story. it s like every day, we risk our lives by coming out the door. and are trying to change the ending. we have a new brother. how long have you been here? i ve been here for three, four weeks now. we ha
the united states and all around the world, it is monday, january 31st. that went by fast. i m john berman with brianna keilar. prosecutors in georgia are asking the fbi for protection this morning because of things that donald trump said. speaking to supporters in texas, trump essentially called for people to take to the streets if charges are filed in the multiple investigations against him. if these radical, vicious, racist prosecutors do anything wrong or illegal, i hope we are going to have in this country the biggest protest we have ever had in washington, d.c., in new york, in atlanta and elsewhere because our country and our elections are corrupt. they re corrupt. as a result of that statement overnight, the fulton county district attorney, one of the prosecutors preferred to by trump there who is investigating his efforts to overturn the election results in georgia, asked the fbi to provide security for buildings and staff. trump also put out a statement overni