election officials of both political parties and replacing them with political cronies. they are masquerading as election measures but will have the opposite effect. instead of the integrity maintained by the secretaries of state and local election officials who proved incorruptible in 2020 despite donald trump s threats and pleas to find enough votes to overturn the 2020 election results, the gop power grab got the power of those very officials and replaced them with political types who might have heeded the calls had they been in place. from brand-new reporting in the new york times the maneuvers risk eroding some of the core checks that stood against former president trump as he sought to subvert the 2020 election results. had these bills been in place during the aftermath of the election, democrats say, they would have significantly added to the turmoil trump and his allies wrought by trying to overturn the outcome. they worry proponents of trump s conspiracy theories w
fortunately and unfortunately they have past experience. lessons from the 2010 flood did help us prepare for an improved flood response. now these include well trained, swift water rescue teams and improved realtime information sharing between metro departments. reporter: cnn s martin savidge joining me now live from nashville. martin, what s the situation? reporter: fred, i actually covered the 2010 flood, and, in fact, there are residents in the fields neighborhood where we are here that were impacted by that flood but say this one for them was worse. a lot of that has to do with the topography and where you happen to be when it rains. this is seven mile creek. the residents say normally this would be unyou could easily walk across. you cannot do that now. you can see that this creek is really more a waterway that is raging. and that s the point to point out, that was what the water looked like passing through this neighborhood. that s what flash flooding does. it s w
floyd was no longer showing any resistance. when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint. that is a significant, albeit simple moment in the trial. sometimes what s simple is important because the jury can understand it and remember it. you have the actual police supervisor for the murder defendant condemning the officer, the defendant, on the stand. this came after paramedics testified that floyd seemed to be dead when they arrived on the scene. when i arrived on the scene, there were three police officers on the individual. i thought he was dead. i kind of looked for my partner and told him i think he s dead. i want to move this out of here. okay. and i will begin care in the back. in lay terms, i thought he was dead. again, simple, clear. sad and tragic as well. but important for the jury to hear this in plain english because it is all part of the prosecution s case here. we heard from the parame
december. i wouldn t call this good news. i would call this great news. fantastic. great protection again. mahomes to the end zone, wide open, touchdown kelsey. rock you like a hurricane here i am ainsley: good morning to you and your family. happy monday. a shortened week for most people. it is thanksgiving. there is going to be so much more meaning i think around the dining room table this year because it s been a tough year. you are almost finished. smooth sailing until the end of the year. we have thanksgiving and christmas. let s get this party started, brian. brian: yeah. it depends. you could be gathered around the zoom screen or on your ipad saying hello to people see how your thanksgiving goes. seems like a lot of people are traveling anyway. today is going to be exciting at the white house. the first lady will host a photo on at the white house to receive the 2020 christmas tree 18-foot 5 inches. i m not sure if we will need a second source. i will say 18
as this, the most secure election in the history of this country by chris krebs, lifelong republican charged with securing the vote. the washington post reporting over the weekend only 27 republicans have acknowledged the fact of the election result, indisputed fact. post writes that the results of the survey demonstrate the fear most republicans have of the outgoing president and his grip on the party, despite his new status as just the third elected president to lose re-election in the past 80 years. more than 70% of republican lawmakers did not acknowledge the post questions as of friday evening. that s about 220 republicans in all. the 220 elected officials will have blood on their hands if any harm comes to the local and statewide office holders now receiving death threats from trump supporters who believe donald trump s lies. two of the gop officials under the most brutal assault by trump and his voters, georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, and georgia elec