Evictions has inspired. Who is to blame. We cannot in faith blame the it republican party when house democrats have the majority. Oldest marine veterans 106th birthday. Okay. Life have s. Easy. Can t complai. Living in the u. S. A. It s good to be back. I was on vacation last week. Thanks so much for watching, waking up with us every single morning. Myrtle beach, south carolina. Awesome place to take your family. Great seafood. Shagging, south carolina dance. A fun place to go. Have you been, pete? pete: thank you for having me. Ainsley: glad to have you here. Have you been to myrtle beach. I have. Georgia i have been there; you would remember. Will how are you cooking? steve: doing okay. Good to have you back. Brian is taking a couple days off and pete is in. Good to have you. Pete: a little extra duty. Always like that. Steve: a lot happened over of the weekend and three hours that starts right now. Pete: that is, indeed, correct. We begin with another violent weekend in. Steve: sear
Biden spoke moments ago about what he hopes to accomplish on this trip. Definitely need an alliance. Making clear to putin and to china that europe and the united states are tight. The g7 is going to move. President biden departs the u. S. , vice president kamala harris returns. The vice president is back in washington after her trip to mexico and guatemala. Part of it overshadowed by her answers to reporter questions about visiting the southern u. S. Border. We ll have more on that just ahead. Arlette saenz is in england. This is biden s first international trip as president. Key part of this is meeting with those alliances. He talks about g7, nato. What s on his schedule. What does he hope to accomplish? well, jim, president biden has made it clear that one of his key priorities on this first foreign trip is shoring up those relations with allies. But he also wants to send a message to adversaries like china and russia that the u. S. Is united in its allies and ready to confront them
george floyd. the court is at lunch break. of course we will get back to trial the second they sit down. let me bring you up to speed. last hour we heard from the chief of police in minneapolis who really became a familiar face to all of us covering this story last summer. he is the man who fired derek chauvin. and he was asked about the department s training in terms of use of force. just remember this is all in the context that then officer derek chauvin knelt on george floyd s neck for nearly 10 minutes. this morning the jury heard from the emergency physician who initially treated george floyd when he arrived at the hospital. this doctor revealing he found none of the internal indicators that typically cause a heart attack and that this doctor says he believes georged floyd died from lack of oxygen rather than as we ve been hearing from the defense, that his own heart was failing him. mr. floyd had been in arrest for by this time 60 minutes. i determined that the likeli
minneapolis police chief said the acts that chauvin took were totally unnecessary. the witnesses on the stand this morning was the doctor who pronounced george floyd dead at the hospital. was your leading theory of george floyd s cardiac arrest oxygen deficiency? that was one of the more likely possibilities. i felt that at the time, based on the information i had, it was more likely than the other possibilities. and, doctor, is there another name for death by oxygen deficiency. asphyxia. it s well known that any amount of time a patient spends in cardiac arrest without immediate cpr markedly decreases the chance of a good outcome. none of the officers on the scene performed cpr on george floyd. the doctor said he believed floyd s death was not likely from drug use but instead from suffocation or asphyxia. the defense team tried to combat that conclusion. so when someone ingests fentanyl, it can cause them to feel very sleepy because of an increased carbon dioxide
governor youngkin. one of his first acts in office was signing an executive order making masks optional. schools are suing to overturn that. bill: the governor is not budging. he was elected on a mandate to empower parents. he maintains they should be the ones who decide what s best for their kids and not the government. dana: the only problem some schools are refusing to listen and parents listen here are fed up. give children of parents the right to skoos for themselves. time to quit hiding behind our children and sacrifice their youth for your fear. we want a choice on masks. all children have a right to an education, a right to an education. stop the hypocrisy. bill: for more now david spunt is live in d.c. for the fallout today. good morning. good morning to you. what s interesting is that the mask issue was not even officially on the school board agenda last night. it was open for public comment but you better believe the subject came up as we just saw.