charged in the death of tyre nichols. the 29-year-old was killed more than two weeks ago after an encounter with the memphis police. the court records show that the ex-officers have been charged with second-degree murder, aggravated assault and kidnapped. they were fired less than a week ago after an internal investigation. the courthouse says that they will be charged with criminal charges. a warning that the images that you will see is disturbing. this is how nichols looked before his encounter with police, and then he was pulled over, and the nichols family said they saw the beating of their son, and they described it as savage. don lemon is in memphis, and don, what are the sources telling you about the release of the video? well, they are telling us that it is going to be tomorrow, and that is the plan as of now, victor, they will release it sometime tomorrow, and they are still coordinating and still meeting, and this is the plan as of now, and they believe that the v
julie: fox news alert. anti-israel protests this morning here in new york city. some of them are gluing their hands to the sidewalk. this video just in from moments ago. the call to action posted across social media. their goal is to shut down the annual thanksgiving day parade. they were unsuccessful in doing so. it has been going on without a hitch and amazing. posts on instagram and tiktok told demonstrators to show up along the macy s parade route right now at 11:00 a.m. organizers are calling it thanks taking. they re saying it s for gaza and indigenous resistance everywhere. the protest does not stop the parade today. to breaking news in the middle east. shocking pictures released by the israeli military showing weapons sized from a hamas commanders home. the weapons were hidden under his children s beds. idf uncovering more of terror group tunnels. newly released video showing one under al-shifa hospital. israel claims this proves the terror group is using the medic
expectations. matt egan is here to break down the numbers. all right. walk us through them. what do they mean? well, victor, it is like the report card day for the economy, and the grades are in and they are pretty good. 2.9% gdp for the end of the year is pretty solid with the gloom and doom. and we had negative growth to start the day, which is the economic equivalent of flunking, and looking inside of the numbers today, there were positives here, and government spending helped, an consumer spending slowed down, but it stayed positive, and business spending was positive, and the big negative was housing. it is not a big surprise, because the mortgage rates have come up so significantly. and we got new numbers on the jobless claims. the initial claims unexpectedly dropped to the lowest level since april. on that chart, you can see that they are down big time from the start of 2021 and lower than a year ago, and this is a proxy
in watergate had their formation in this great newsroom at the washington star with this remarkable group of people. and the other thing i should say is it was an afternoon newspaper and the writing in the paper was magnificent. these were people who knew how to dictate stories on deadline, off the top of their heads. and i learned to do all these things when i was 16, 17, 18. it is about watergate. it is about the work that went into watergate that you learned at the star. you put it politely, you were i can t say it you were a messup. i mean, you were, you know i was flunking out of school. i never finished college. and the book is partly about my struggle with school and how i really put everything into being a reporter, learning to be a reporter. the hell with school. i got the best education you could possibly get and when i went for an interview at the washington post, i was asked, well, what about you didn t
america has a billion dollar crisis when it comes to the roads and bridges that we drive on every day. in a special report, jason carroll investigates how a lack of funding is catching up with our deteriorating infrastructure. 4 million miles of roads and more than 600,000 bridges across the united states. in many cases, crumbling faster than they can be repaired. it s terrible. it s terrible. i don t know how to tell you, it s hor ib will. too many potholes. the nation s roads received a d from the american society of civil engineers. texas, louisiana, and california were among those nearly flunking, all getting d s, the worst, new york and michigan, both d minuses. i have a flat. get out here, fix the potholes. last february, sylvia says a gaping pothole almost caused her to have an accident on i-75 in