i think that biden debated - if well as abraham lincoln. if you dug him up right now, late night digging biden s political grav e. but is it too soon? i guess you could say he s sleepy, joe. you say kamala is the heir apparent. would you run as her vice president? you know, i ll never say neverh, . women are making their move, so i can t jesse: wo guess. yeah, he had just classic features of neurodegeneration. you notice when he turns, it s kind of end block turning h . it s not a quick turn. that s one of the hallmarks of parkinson s. e hallbiden parkinson s and bot. you got a lot more work done ,huh? yeah, just a little bit. just a tweak plus. thank you for being here., north carolina and here with fox news alert, president donald trump is about to rally his supporters in doral his sup, where he s exd to talk about his opponent to , joe biden. he s there with marco rubi joe o who s on the short list for vice president down there at doral where he has a country
nursing home patient deaths. abc news obtaining these images showing the conditions. and the frustration growing. hundreds of thousands still without power and running low on the u.s.an water, and fuel. top health officials at the fda and cdc telling the white house they re not sure they can meet the president s timeline for offering that third shot. and tonight, the cdc s covid travel warning heading into the holiday weekend, especially for unvaccinated americans. overseas tonight, the terror attack in new zealand. a suspect armed with a knife stabbing at least six people in a supermarket. authorities describing him as a violent extremist, revealing he was under constant surveillance. back here at home, disgraced former cardinal theodore mccarrick in court today. the 91-year-old pleading not guilty to sex assault charges. one of the key figures in the january 6th capitol riot pleading guilty today. the so-called qanon shaman facing years behind bars. and america str
what happened, updating them on the 500-plus arrests that have been made thus far, the seriousness of the charges brought against those arrested. also the justice department s ai efforts to find and arrest roughly 300 more people who they are still looking for. justice department law enforcement has arrested on average law enforcement at all levels on average has arrested three people every day since the january 6th attack happened. but some suspects they are looking are wanted for ar potentially serious crimes. for example, they still got a huge reward out for information that leads to the arrest of whoever it was who put pipe bombs, open operable pipe bombs, not demi props. outside the headquarters of both the democratic national committee and the republican e national committee. just hours before the full-blown assault on the capitol started.n looking for whoever put those pipe bombs there. b today the washington field office of the fbi released 11 stomach churning new
hello. fighting the coronavirus pandemic has been a monumental task for all nations, but for those in developing countries, having limited access to vaccines has proved to be disastrous. at a meeting on monday, the world trade organization will be discussing a proposal first put forward by india and south africa back in october, to suspend patents on covid vaccines for the duration of the pandemic. the aim is to speed up access to affordable medical products for the prevention and treatment of covid 19. the debate is over the best way to achieve this, and whether suspending patents is the answer. the us has backed a waiver, but not everyone is convinced. joining me now is diarmaid mcdonald, lead organiser atjust treatment. who opposes this and why? this is reall who opposes this and why? ti 3 is really interesting, it s going to be the first time the world trade organization meets with the us switching sides in the debate. previously, this proposal made first in october last
hearing that someone went from sick to gone in a flash. i have heard these stories every day for about a year. and not just on tv. this is not about tv for me. it is taking too much from people i care about. one of my close friends just lost her mother. never would have happened without covid. just as we think things are getting better, it was the worst for her and her family. one of the sweetest, most caring people i know. now left with doubts and pain that i have echoing through my head from people all over this country. how did this happen? i couldn t help. i couldn t be there. what do we say in those moments? nothing. right? but what do we do? we pay attention. we show respect. we certainly know better than to ignore their pain. but then you look at what we ve done altogether, and that is what we ve done, haven t we? half a million are gone. and many were not inevitable. these deaths came because of how we denied the reality in this country. the reality is we have more co