Times more likely to end up in the hospital. That s what drove this decision. They re likely to have a weakened immune response to the vaccine and more likely to get sick as well. It s a testament to the pharmacist that you fall into one of these categories and you should gept a third shot. Third shot of which vaccine? what the official guidance is you should get the same shot. Let me explain that. The reason that s the official guidance is because that s what was studied. That s what they can say for certain. We do know it should be okay if you mix and match these shots. There s been a few studies to she it may be beneficial to mix and match. The official guidance get the same shot, you mix and get another shot indead. You should be okay. These numbers came out today from the cdc. I m surprised by them. More than a million people actually skipped the fda s guidance and already have this third shot. What do you think about that? i think what we have been trying to be really steady abou
officers who were guarding that entrance to the u.s. capitol grounds. a second officer was injured in that attack and hospitalized briefly. he is out of the hospital and is apparently going to be okay. but officer evans was killed. killed in the line of duty, defending the u.s. capitol, just as officer brian sicknick was killed in the line of duty during the trump mob on the capitol january 6th. like officer sicknick, officer billy evans, tomorrow, will lie in honor at the u.s. capitol rotunda. his body will be brought to the capitol, to the rotunda in a very somber ceremonial arrival ceremony, a tribute to him. the officers and members of congress he was protecting when he died will take part in a ceremony honoring him, stay with the body during his viewing all day tomorrow at the rotunda. there will be a ceremonial departure at 6:30 eastern tomorrow night. that will be an all-day thing tomorrow in washington. whatever else happens tomorrow in washington, you should expect,
overseas we re dealing with the shock of news of the death of franklin roosevelt, the last american president to die in office of natural causes. a man who let us out of the suppression and helped to save the world from tyranny. elected to four terms before his mighty heart gave out in warm springs georgia, 143 days before the end of world war ii. and that is our broadcast for this monday night with our thanks to you for being here with us, with my thanks to my friends for filling in so i could sneak away for a while on behalf of all of our colleagues here at the networks of nbc news. good night. and just like that we are back on the air we are doing so to update you on the ruling and breaking news situation in brooklyn center minnesota. a northern suburb of the twin cities. where tonight, for the second night, we saw violence in the streets, we saw protesters outside police headquarters, and then a phalanx of police officers using stun grenades, using multiple volleys of tea
of us on zoom. we have a clear legal duty to certify the results of the election as shown by the returns that were given to us. we cannot and should not go beyond that. as john adams once said, we are a government of laws, not men, and this board is to adhere to that principle here today. this board must do its part to uphold the rule of law and comply with our legal duty to certify this election. i will be supporting the motion. i will be supporting the motion. by which american democracy was rescued from the brink. that low-key zoom meeting happened on november 23rd, just a few weeks after the 2020 presidential election. joe biden had definitively been called the winner. donald trump had lost. biden had won critical swing states like wisconsin and pennsylvania. mr. van langevelde s home state of michigan. trump, though, you may recall, said that he had not lost the election. he said that biden really hadn t won, he d won. trump said the election results had to be nu
live in just about 30 minutes. jurors have been deliberating now for four days. our adrienne broaddus joins us from minneapolis. she s been covering the entirety of this trial. i think the key question we all have is, what do they mean, a trial outcome? they re not saying verdict. reporter: that s the release from the hennepin county court here, and that is the big question. what is the meaning behind trial outcome ? a lot of people could suspect what it means, but here, we re not going to do that. we re going to stick with what they told us, that they will read that trial outcome on the record between 1:30 central time and 2:00 p.m. so as you mentioned, poppy, within the next 30 minutes or so. this, after this 12-panel jury deliberated more than 25 hours. earlier in the week, there was a big question from members of the jury. they wanted guidance. they asked the court, what steps they should take and how long should they continue to deliberate if they could not reach a co