practices. the investigation is gonna focus on whether the department engages in excessive force and discriminatory conduct, it will be led by the justice department civil rights division, as well as the justice department representative there the u.s. attorney s office in minnesota. this is on top of an already existing federal investigation into whether derek chauvin violated george floyd s civil rights, specifically. the new doj inquiry getting underway as chauvin awaits sentencing in minnesota s only maximum security prison for obvious reasons, he is being held apart from other inmates in the most secure unit there. he is reported to be held in isolation for 23 hours a day. meanwhile, another fatal police shooting has sparked more anger adding fuel to the controversy over use of force. shortly before yesterday s verdict was announced in the chauvin trial, a 16 year old, makhia bryant was shot and killed by a columbus, ohio, police officer who was responding to a 9-1-1 c
population most at risk, the elderly. instead, they locked long-term care facilities. that would be a good place to warehouse all of those covid-positive patients. the man who embodies this catastrophic public policy failure is the blood-soaked butcher of new york. he was on your telly screen playing for laughs. do you think that you are an attractive personnel because you are single and ready to mingle? do you really think that you are some desirable single person? in scale, this was the actual swab that was being used to fit up that double barrel shotgun that you have mounted on the front of your pretty face. to do the show was a pleasure for me. i m a big fan of ellen. she said good things about me, which she didn t say about you but she was just telling the truth. i ve seen you referred to recently, i m wondering if that s bleeding into your demeanor at all and making you soft on the president? i ve always been a soft guy. i just say let it go. just go with the
hello, everyone, thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. today the u.s. is expected to take a major step forward in the race to vaccinate the country. a panel of cdc advisers is set to vote in the next hour on recommendations for who should get priority access to the johnson & johnson vaccine. the vote coming one day after the fda issued emergency use authorization for the single-shot vaccine. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky could sign off on the recommendation by the end of the day. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard joining me now. jacqueline, how much closer does this new vaccine bring americans to ending the pandemic? any time a covid-19 vaccine gets authorized, with johnson & johnson now being the third, it is a step forward in the fight against covid-19. and with the amount of vaccine doses that will be made available as soon as the cdc gives its recommendation that this vaccine can be used, we are going to see the capacity for vaccinations in
it, and now he s changed the goalpost again. i can t take it. don t wear a mask it, wear a mask, where two masks. at some point we have to have freedom. you see the point, you re ahead of the curve. i tried to be fair, you are ahead of the curve. laura: i enjoyed watching outlets on your show, because he has been a leader on this. s been great. laura: awesome show tonight we will see you tomorrow. this is ingraham angle from washington tonight. this is what we re talking about. america s doctor is on the outs. it s about time. for months we ve told you that dr. fauci s doublespeak is misinforming the public. tonight will bring you the latest. also, with the biden doj start criminalizing the vague and ever shifting standards of what constitutes systemic racism? bob woodson response to that. why are they calling for the end of prisons no prisons. detroit police chief james craig on what effect that will have on our streets. but first, the red state scare. that is the f
australia were brought to a complete halt because of something that port had never before had to contend with. it was a young woman named hannah and her friend. my name is hannah and i m here i ve sailed off the largest coal port. i m with my friend and we re stopping this coal terminal from loading all coal into ships and from unloading all coal from coal trains. this is part of the largest coal part in the world and we re here with blockade australia topping the operation. right now it s being used to ship off coal that s come from countries from first nations lands all across this continent and being sent to be burned overseas as part of the money-making machine, which is perpetually causing climate crisis, which is driving us ever further towards the point of social collapse. hannah is 21 years old. her friend is 28 years old. and yesterday these two young women rappelled off this giant piece of machinery at the port of newcastle to protest australia s use of coal a