people, these families, the extended families and 150 people. 150 at least. you said 150 million. i m sorry, no, 150 people at least. we ll see. we ll see what the number is. it would be great to have miracles. i know the people doing the search haven t given up hope but in circling back with some of them this weekend, we got to be careful, legal analysis is subjective to speculation. norm eisen is a great legal mind and you need to know here is a potential avenue. it could go this way, that way. that s legal analysis. factual analysis of what happened does not bode well for suggestion by speculation and i think that what i heard, i don t think. what i heard from these guys is it hurts. they don t want to hear 100 different architects and engineers tell them could have, should have, would have, this cracked, that cracked. the state needs to get with the feds, put together a team. get the answers, put them out and have accountability. these people deserve that and th
got him indicted and thrown out as president of the united states. we re going to speak with a reporter who helped break that story in just a few minutes. before we get to that big news i want to circle back to a story we covered a few months ago out of missouri. it was a story center on this republican elected official. her name is patricia durrgess. he went to medical school in the caribbean. when she came back she was not accepted to a medical residency program. the result of that is she s not a qualified in the state of missouri. that made it all the more surprising when she, not a doctor, publicly claimed to have made a medical discovery that could literally change the course of world history and change tens of millions of lives. april of last year, this woman in missouri claimed that she had discovered the cure for covid-19. again, this is april last year we barely knew anything about covid-19. cases skyrocketing, thousands of americans dying. she said she had the cur
20-year-old to rest, after an officer fired her gun instead of a taser. words can t even explain how i feel right now. that was my son.day,prt bidekes. but, can that goal be met? our eye on earth. the dire warning, as the potomac s rising watersrisis threaten some of the nation s threaten some of the nation s most cherished monuments. news from mars. n.a.s.a. s new rover made breathable oxygen on the red planet. could that mean humans can one day live there? want a good night s sleep? new research on the one thing seniors should do before bedtime. and, survivor s story. 84 days in the hospital, he beat covid, thanks to his iron will and his family s love. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin with breaking news on what could be o va major development in the race to vaccinate millions of americans. it now appears that
. good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to weekends with alex witt. we have breaking news to share. new outrage over the weather crisis in texas as president biden declared it a major disaster. just moments ago the white house saying the president is meeting with national security advisers today and monitoring the impact of the storms. meanwhile, the historic stretch of freezing temperatures, record snow and ice is finally ending but 15 million texans have water problems across the state. tens of thousands still without power. and demanding answers from texas governor abbott. marc veasey responded last hour to the governor blaming green energy for the failure. i was shocked the governor of texas would actually go on national tv and make that sort of a statement with absolutely no proof at all. he was like trying to play partisan politics and feed the base. for him to say that was just crazy. we need to look at how we re going t