plus the by the administration s covert response and since the johnson & johnson vaccine was a pause out of an abundance of caution, six cases of a rare blood clotting disorder out of 7 million doses, dr. anthony fauci tonight saying halting the jab might reduce vaccine hesitancy. often when people are hesitant they say i m not really sure that this was carefully looked at, is it really safe? i think what you see happen today was the fact that safety was put right up front. shannon: there s a chance the johnson & johnson vaccine could come back, the initial reaction we are getting from vaccine recipients suggests vaccine hesitancy may have gotten a boost from this white house decision at least when it comes to the johnson & johnson single shot. they were very nice and they told me it was changed, i felt more comfortable. shannon: exclusive new information ahead, to the brooklyn center minneapolis area and correspond of mike tobin is covering the unrest again, good eve
memory as best you can. at approximately 13:34, that is 1:34 p.m., agreed? yes. you took his invitals? correct. and that includes the blood pressure at the time? yes. and did you record what his blood pressure was at that time? yes, it was 216/160. did you ultimately make recommendations to transport mr. floyd to the hospital? based on that and other issues. okay. and ultimately, was he brought to the hospital? eventually. good morning. good morning. you provided treatment to george floyd on may 6th, 2019, correct? correct. and you were concerned about his blood pressure at that time, correct? that is one of the things. and in the course of your treatment of him, he explained that his high blood pressure wasn t something new, right? initially he denied medical issues. but then when i discovered his blood pressure, i specifically asked again and he said, yes. he had history of hypertension and had not been taking his medication. and he
from there shortly. we begin with president biden announcing he will withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 11th. by passing the trump administration intention to complete the pullout of troops by the 1st of may. we will get reaction to all of this coming in fast and furious from capitol hill but also many other issues, we will talk to former house speaker john boehner in just a few minutes. we start off tonight with this story, national security correspondent jennifer griffin with the latest at the pentagon. good evening. america s longest war may finally be coming to an end but finishing the so-called forever war may not be easy. the president has been consistent in his view that there is not a military solution to afghanistan, we have been there for far too long. the white house and as president biden will both all u.s. troops out of afghanistan by september 11th, the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attack, foreshadowing the may 1st deadline not on
william evans is set to lie in honor. and any minute now, as hallie just mentioned, president biden, house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer will all honor his bravery and service. officer evans lost his life on april 2nd after a car-ramming attack at the u.s. capitol. he was an 18-year veteran of the capitol police force. and he leaves behind two young children. frankly, it has been an unimaginably tough year for the capitol police force. so far this year, capitol police have lost three colleagues, dozens more were assaulted, of course, during that january insurrection. today, though, is about honoring the life of william evans. our team is standing by with me, as we watch this congressional tribute ceremony get underway for officer evans. nbc s garrett haake is on capitol hill. nbc s mike memoli is covering the white house. i also want to bring in former seattle police chief, carmen best. she s now an msnbc law enforcement analyst. and garrett, w