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see them so you can have full transparency especially as many republicans try to make you forget this day even happened of come up with excuses for who was there and why they were there. let s bring in cnn s jessica schneider. i want to warn our viewers, it s very graphic. reporter: 5 1/2 months after the capitol riot it s the efforts from cnn and other media outlets exposing these videos. we got a little bit yesterday and more today. these are on the ground glimpses of what these officers were facing. it really ended up in a lot of hand to hand combat with these rioters who got quite violent. we re showing you brand new footage from several different perspectives being released by the court in the case of scott fairlim, a gym owner if new jersey, the judge determined he was still dangerous, charged with assaulting police and carrying a dangerous weapon into the capitol. let s show this first video clip. these two clips are taken from a youtube poster. they were taken ....
currently ranked number two at u.s. news and world report. 19 that strommer, a professor asked her student what is they thought the average american makes in annual wages. think about that, how would you have answered that question? well, she then tweeted their response, quote, i asked wharton student what is they thought the average american worker makes per year. and 25% of them thought it was over six figures. one of them thought it was 800,000. the professor said the real number is $45,000. and the washington post reported that according to the social security administration, the average u.s. annual wage was in fact $53,383 with the median wage at $34,612. we don t know how many students responded to professor s question, that 75% of the students, three quarters of the class got it right been placate the blogosphere. as one tweet put it, that s the average of who they know, which is why rich people usually don t feel rich. this was borne out by another who pointed ....
kara skinnel and cnn legal analyst and former legal prosecutor elie hopig. you re been following all the ins and outs of this investigation. so what s new today? we over just learned today through a court file that the new york attorney general james has subpoenaed for pm and for documents donald trump jr. and ivanka trump. now, this is part of her civil investigation looking into whether the trump organization and any of its executives have ma nip late the values of its condo and golf courses and other properties. james office had previously subpoenaed former president donald trump for his testimony. now trump s attorneys have said that they will file a motion to quash that subpoena. in this court filing today we learned that the children of donald trump ivanka and don jr. are also likely to fight this. ivanka trump before she went into the administration was a top executive at the company. donald trump jr. is still one of the top executives. now james office had p ....
in russia s back yard. translation: you must give us guarantees. - you must do it immediately, now. we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally, and we re starting in the uk because the government has released its first official data on the impact of the omicron variant. research suggests someone with omicron is up to to 70% less likely to be admitted to hospital, compared with the delta variant. here s our medical eeditor, fergus walsh. a powerful illustration of the dangers facing facing the unvaccinated and the pressures on nhs staff, the unvaccinated and the pressure on nhs staff, filmed in the intensive care unit of royal liverpool hospital, where four out of five covid patients are notjabbed. the intensive care society said at least two thirds of covid patients were unvaccinated, in 12 out of 16 critical care units it contacted in england. it s not for us to judge people who haven t been vaccinated, it s for us to look after ....
live in just about 30 minutes. jurors have been deliberating now for four days. our adrienne broaddus joins us from minneapolis. she s been covering the entirety of this trial. i think the key question we all have is, what do they mean, a trial outcome? they re not saying verdict. reporter: that s the release from the hennepin county court here, and that is the big question. what is the meaning behind trial outcome ? a lot of people could suspect what it means, but here, we re not going to do that. we re going to stick with what they told us, that they will read that trial outcome on the record between 1:30 central time and 2:00 p.m. so as you mentioned, poppy, within the next 30 minutes or so. this, after this 12-panel jury deliberated more than 25 hours. earlier in the week, there was a big question from members of the jury. they wanted guidance. they asked the court, what steps they should take and how long should they continue to deliberate if they could not reac ....