bill: okay. we ll go with that for now. good morning to you. dana: president s week did go from bad to worse yesterday. supreme court striking down one of his vaccine mandates applying to businesses with more than 100 workers. a mandate for certain healthcare workers does remain in effect. bill: that decision comes down after a surprise floor speech from center kyrsten sinema. for a year she is saying she won t do this, the filibuster. she said i want do that. her opposition leaves the white house with no path forward on its plan to overhaul u.s. elections and various other items. while i continue to support these bills i will not support separate actions that worseen the underlying disease of division infecting our country. the debate over the senate 60 vote threshold shines a light on our broader challenges. dana: we have mike gallagher with reaction. let s go to the white house where jackie heinrich is standing by. i m trying to find the good news for them. maybe
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and injuring dozen its was found liable for more than $12 million for assault or battery and for inflicting emotional distress. there s going to be accountability for the people who did this. reporter: more than half of the damages against fields, the rest spread among various defendants among the white nationalist movement. the defendants are dst constitute. i don t know how the plaintiffs are going to it get anything. reporter: the jury was dead locked on the first two claims that they conspire d to commit racial violence. and fields car that rammed through the crowd and private communications allegedly showing organizers discussing the potential for violence, quote, cracking skulls and even whether it s legal to drive into protesters. but the defendants said they didn t plan the violence. it wasn t their fault and that what they said before the rally was hyperbole and protected free speech. the damages awarded mean a judgment against some of america s most notorio
we begin with some breaking news: reports are coming in that at least 45 people were killed after a bus with north macedonian licence plates caught fire on a highway in western bulgaria. at least 45 people have been killed wthe head of the fire safety department at the interior ministry said there were children among the victims, and seven people with burns were transferred to hospital in the capital sofia. it thought the accident happened around five hours ago but the sight of the accident is currently cut off. we will update you as soon as more details come in. a senior red cross official says policies designed to withhold international funds from the taliban are depriving ordinary afghan people of the means of survival. speaking one hundred days after the taliban swept to power across the country, dominik stillhart urged international donors to find creative ways to send funds to the country to stave off severe malnutrition. as the taliban transitions from insurgency to go
what did he tell you? reporter: yeah, i was able to speak to kevin goff as he was outside of court, wanted to ask him a few questions just about the pressure of this moment, so as we were going through and just talking about this close, you got to think, this is the man who s been at the center of so much controversy. he s the one who talked about black pastors, he s the one talking about people coming into court so you really wanted to ask him questions about what his thought process was when it came to that. he did tell me he did not want to talk about that just right now because he believes it should be focused on the jury so i said to him, tell me about the pressure that you feel right now. he says, actually, he feels like all the attorneys in this case have no pressure. he believes it s the families involved in this case that have all the pressure on them at this point. and even said he feels for ahmaud arbery s family and that gave us a little bit of a pause. do we ha