Spreading in children like never before. Right now one in every four new cases is a child. And dr. Anthony fauci says our kids are extremely vulnerable. If we want to protect the children particularly those who are not yet eligible for vaccination, you want to surround the children with people who are vaccinated, teachers, school personnel, everyone else. Even though there are some government leaders locally who are trying to push back on that, we have to get the school system masked in addition to surrounding the children with vaccinated people. In florida, the miamidade school system has been ravaged by the virus. 13 school employees have died since mid august. Get more now from nick watt. Reporter: christine and laura, outbreak mode, that is what dr. Faanthony fauci says w are in right now, more than 4 million new covid19 cases confirmed in just the past four weeks. He says we can turn it around, we have the tools, the main tool of course being the vaccine. Now tomorrow president bi
Browser window. [cheers and applause] greg: i was just kidding. Okay? wild crime spreads like a virus on a plane full of democrats. At least we know true justice is being done. A florida man has been sentenced to eight months in jail for breaching the senate chamber on january 6th carrying a trump flag. The only surprise, he didn t get life without parole. Now, we re not liberal so we get it. You do the crime, you do the time. Got that from beretta. For anybody watching who s younger than 75, beretta, he had a parrot. No? doesn t ring a bell? but you can still question the penalty. And, you know, if you were blm, it would be a okay. But it s obvious that they overdid the sentencing. In fact, they even admit it as one assistant u. S. Attorney said, it will send a loud and clear message so there won t be a next time. But you ve got to worry when you become a message. Because then you re screwed. It s a threat like finding a horse s head in your bed or a book signed by andrew cuomo. Sente
heartbreaking to speak to the families, to speak to the loved ones who are still missing. it is awful indeed. like all of the viewers, my heart goes out to them. jim, we still don t know why or how this happened, but we are learning three years ago an engineer did raise concerns what was described as structural damage of this florida complex behind me. this triggers new concerns about the sister condo building just a block away. they re telling residents to evacuate out of that building out of an abundance of caution, and they re also cautioning that it might take months to know for sure what went so horribly wrong here. some structural engineering experts are weighing in. they re calling the 2018 report truly alarming. we ll have much on that coming up in a few moments. let s begin with that desperate search for survivors. dozens are still unaccounted for and their families are growing more worried and more frustrated clearly by the minute. cnn s randi kaye is here at surfsi
Restrictions from india as it is dealing with the devastating coronavirus outbreak, and the country setting a global record recorded for 100,000 new cases in a single day. Back in u. S. , more incremental steps for the normalcy and the kentucky derby is set for tonight with the limited capacity of 50,000 people. Evan mcmorris santora is at churchill down, and evan, what is being done there to keep everyone safe and i imagine that the folks are out to be doing something they love. Well, you know, that is right, fred. It is a party scene here, and people want to be out, and the churchill downs is taking a lot of steps to try and make things different this time around. And you know, a limited capacity that you mentioned, and upwards to 170,000 at these derbies sometimes and this time, 50,000 is the expectation, and the big test is whether or not we can do the indoor events again dealing with the pandemic, and now in the world the confusing cdc guidelines of what to do with the mask or not
officially been made by msnbc. it has. i m sure someone can pass that message along to steve. we ll do so on tv here, just to be safe. thank you, my friend, much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. 25 years ago, in 1996, a lawsuit was filed in great britain. it was a libel lawsuit filed against an historian and her publisher. deborah lipstadt is a renowned historian, her field of study is anti-semitism. a few years before this lawsuit was filed, she had in fact published a book on anti-semitism. it was specifically about this weirdly accelerating phenomenon on the far right where people were denying that the holocaust had ever happened, denying that the nazis had actually killed millions of jewish people during world war ii. she wrote a seminal book about that. and one of the most prominent promoters of that myth, a guy who tried not to look the part, he didn t just stomp around with a shaved head and jackboots giving nazi salutes. he wasn t t