Governor Greg Abbott vowed to convene a Special Session to pass the bill. Plus, it comes as a trio of republicans touring the ninja audit. According to emails just released, the republican president of the Arizona Senate Terry fan ordered the ridiculous audit. President trump called and thanked her for pushing to prove any fraud. The insurrectionist former president delivered remarks of his time in office and betrayal. Now hes also bringing up the arizonas ninjas. It was third World Country Election like we have never seen before. Look at what took place. I want to congratulate by the way, republican State Senators in arizona and other places for their great work. That they are doing and exposing this fraud and maybe again i have nothing to do with the arizona situation. He has everything to do with the arizona situation. As for the Gop Performance Propaganda taken place, Katie Hobbes documenting everything that the Ninjas Event wrapped up. Joining me now is katie hobbs, secretary hobb
into his conduct. also brand new details about the federal investigation. but we begin the reidout in a minneapolis courtroom. two weeks into the trial of former police officer derek chauvin. the medical examiner who conducted the autopsy of george floyd took the stand. dr. andrew baker s autopsy ruled floyd s death a homicide. floyd died because his heard and lungs stopped functioning rile being restrained by police. something he reiterated today. in my opinion, the law enforcement subdue restraint and neck compression was more than mr. floyd could take. the defense, however, is overlooking that finding focusing on other contributing factors from the report. like floyd s heart disease and past drug use. the doctor testified they way have played a role in floyd s beth, the ultimate cause is not in doubt. in fact, he saw nothing wrong with floyd s heart during the autopsy. did you take a photograph of mr. floyd s heart still intact? no, i did not. would you tell
where any new variant is discovered. signs of progress are leading to ease red d restrictions followea surge. still, cases higher than they were during any of the summer surges even as numbers decline. the u.s. is still reporting nearly 65,000 new cases and more than a thousand deaths per day. more than 67,000 americans are currently in the hospital fighting this virus. but, again, these case numbers are much lower than what we saw last month. going by the 7-day average, new cases dropped 58.5%, hospitalizations dropped 44%. moments ago the world health organization talking about it like this. so far this year, the number of weekly reported cases has fallen by almost half, from more than 5 million cases in the week of january 4 to 2.6 million cases in the week starting february 8. just five weeks. this shows that simple public health measures work, even in the presence of variants. what matters now is how we respond to this trend. the fire is not out, but we have reduced it
buts. lawmakers are struggling to come to any sort of agreement. and president biden won t rule out democrats acting alone to bring relief to millions of americans. this, as johnson & johnson says its covid vaccine is 66% effect against moderate december but 85% effective against severe disease. let s start with the latest on the sprawling investigation on the attack on the u.s. capitol. jessica sh insider is working the story for us. the manhunt for whoever planted those bombs is clearly intensifying. reporter: it is, wolf. the fbi does have new clues, but the suspect is still out there. there s concern from law enforcement tonight that he or she might be plotting even more bombings out there. now this comes as we re getting a glimpse inside the capitol insurrection from a police officer s perspective. but a warning here, this video is graphic and quite disturbing. a major mystery mounts tonight. who planted the two pipe bombs blocks away from the capitol near the republ
so she s the kind of person you re excited to see in elected exactly. well-done. thank you, my friend. much appreciated it. thank you for joining us this hour, reallyin happy to have yo here. there s so much going on in the news right now, so much going on in the news just today. i do feel like it s one of those times in the news world where it feels like the world is trying to make sureor we re not alone. in the n nation of panama, for example, they have a rich conservative businessman who is is a former president. since leaving the presidency recently he has faced multiple criminal charges. he beat some of those charges but not all of them when he was convicted onm money laundering charges recently, he was sentenced to ten years in prison. now, the country s supreme court recently denied his appeal of that conviction, but in a dramatic move, another country, nicaragua, stepped in and offered him amnesty. and this other country, nicaragua is apparently trying to protec