let s take stock of where we ve come from. when we got here january 20th we were at about 8%. it s getting easier, part of it s because there is more supply, part of it is because it s in more places and there s more vaccinators. right now the cdc says almost 42% of american adults have been partially vaccinated. slavitt says he expects that pace to pick up. president biden now moving up the deadline for states to make all adults in the u.s. eligible for a vaccine. by no later than april 19th in every part of this country every adult over the age of 18, 18 or older, will be eligible to be vaccinated. no more confusing rules. no more confusing restrictions. the president also urging senior citizens to get their shot now before younger americans rush to get an appointment. in advance of that new national full eligibility date, i want to make a direct appeal to our seniors and everyone who cares about them. while we have made incredible progress vaccinating three quarter
actually, after injuring his leg playing basketball. he appeared in the media area this afternoon on crutches. but will be on the debate stage tonight. correspondent bill melugin is here in milwaukee tonight with the final countdown to the big event. good evening, bill. bill: bret, good evening to you. here we go. candidate walk throughs are officially done. all of them are getting ready for tonight in their own unique way. some of them are listening to music, trying to get fired up others are trying to stay relaxed and loose. they know what is on the line tonight. they know it s a huge opportunity, and they are looking to shake up this race. north dakota governor doug burgum on crutches in the spin room with a torn achilles tendon. he doesn t plan to let the injury stop him from debating tonight. if you are going to lead this country you ought to be able to stand on one leg for two hours. it s not dancing with the stars. i moan, come on. meanwhile, vivek ramaswamy ho
life always came with fireworks. i don t think there was a model that was not in love with him. he was on top of a mountain. andrew cunanan lusted for a taste of that world. versace seemed to personify a lot of what he wanted to be. oh i like that, i would want that. what was he willing to do to get it? he looked at me and said, you have no idea what i am capable of. there was a rug, there was a body outside. he killed a guy for his truck. cunanan really became the prime suspect. by that time, he was far away. it seemed like we were always when that behind him. andrew just walked up behind him and shot him. a lot of things that were left unanswered. he was determined to be remembered. if the only way to be remembered was to kill for fame, he was willing to kill for fame. fashin de once there was a true gens , who conquered the capitals of fashion, and earned worldwide fame. and once, there was a man who earned fame another way. this is the story o
debate. eight republican candidates getting their first big shot to convince you they have what it takes to be the nominee. i am the only one whose sole purpose is running to be the 47th president of the united states. i am talking to voters. it matters more than getting robotic attack lines against my opponent. we have been preparing for this first republican presidential debate. the last thing i want to talk about or think about is the presidential candidate with his shirt off. i am going to be the only one on the stage who grew up working on a farm, on a ranch. the contenders posted a picture of himself going short-list shirtless. doug, in our newsroom, we got word that the governor injured himself playing basketball. you can see him limping after tearing his achilles tendon. he was rushed to the local e.r. he has been discharged. he said he will debate, but will he be able to stand? so many americans make so many sacrifices. if you are going to lead this
11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now. t tonight, the people who have a major impact on the 2020 election. the supreme court s decision on whether to weigh in on donald trump s immunity claims. and the upcoming appeal on colorado s ballot disqualification. meanwhile the former president is doubling down on his comments about immigration. yet only a handful of republicans are even pushing back. then more scrutiny over a i and facial recognition after rite aid was accused of misusing the technology, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. we get some news tonight. the nation s highest court appears to be on a fast track to play a pivotal role in next year s presidential election. supreme court has been asked to weigh in on legal battles and evolving republican front runner donald j trump. special counsel jack smith wants the justices to issue a speedy ruling on t