Hey [ Crowd Chanting ] well, you might have seen a few people showed up in philadelphia the other night. Then 10,000 plus walked into a field in western wisconsin. And then, on wednesday, the largest crowd of the campaign showed up in detroit, michigan. But arizona just couldnt leave it alone, could ya . [ applause ] wow. You know, its not as if anybody cares about Crowd Sizes or anything. Whew, okay. Vice president ial nominee Tim Walz poking the bear just a little bit during his rally with Vice President Kamala Harris on friday. Weve seen thousands of supporters show up for the new democratic ticket since their debut Last Tuesday in philadelphia. Wow, what a difference a week or so makes. Look at those numbers. Mika, i mean i cant. Look at the numbers. The philadelphia event, when it first came out, seems like two weeks ago, doesnt it . Yeah. So huge. Wisconsin seemed to be even bigger. Detroit was mammoth. Then glendale, reports of 15,000 people there, more than Barack Obama had in
breaking story is nbc s gadi schwartz. what do we know? we re learning a lot more by looking at the live video from the helicopter there. we know that tiger woods was the only person inside of that vehicle but as we zoom in here, let me kind of walk you through what it looks like. looks like all the air bags on that vehicle deployed and it looks like the jaws of life were used to approach tiger woods possibly from the windshield. as you notice, the front of the vehicle, the suv is completely gone and you may see from the chopper when it pulls out, it looks like the road is right there. so it doesn t look like it traveled that far from the road to where the suv landed. however, that s a little bit misleading because that road, it looks like the point of impact may have been initially on a sign that is maybe 100 yards down the way and then that suv is facing the opposite direction that it was headed. so that suv was headed northbound on hawthorne boulevard there and at some p
tur, it is 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. in the east. the country just took a mass i step towards beating this pandemic. the agency will likely approve the johnson and johnson vaccine for emergency use. that decision could come as early as friday which, if you re counting, is just two days from now. j and j vaccine that showed to be effective at preventing severe disease is only a one-dose shot. that means the company can manufacture more of the vaccine faster and it makes it significantly easier to inokay rate millions of americans who need shots before we can reach heard immunity. at today s briefing they predicted more than three million people could get the j and j shot by next week. we anticipate three to four million doses of johnson and johnson vaccine next week. johnson and johnson is announcing a plan to deliver 20 million doses by the end of march. that is a big deal. especially when you consider the cases that are already trending in the right direction. gl
steve sands and mike tirico. the los angeles sheriff s department is going to be holding a news conference moments from now. ari melber picks up our coverage of that. hi, ari. good to see you as always. good to see you, my friend. thank you, nicolle wallace. i want to welcome you to the beat. i m ari melber. and we re following this breaking news, tracking the condition of golf legend tiger woods after his single car crash in southern california. at any moment, we ll get an update from the l.a. county sheriff. woods reportedly pulling from the wreckage through the windshield. he was pulled it through. firefighters say he was alert the whole time. woods was the only person in this car. his agent also saying woods suffered multiple leg injuries and is in surgery. we are awaiting this press conference, as we can see there. it s about to begin. we expect to learn something from this with our experts onhand. let s listen. involving eld district tiger woods. joining me is
. . . . . . captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 the convention in 1960 and there was a lady there named claire luper from i want to say oklahoma city, and she spent all of her time talking about sit-ins that had been done by the naacp youth chapter in oklahoma city and i remember going away from that saying, yeah, but no one knew about them other than claire luper and a couple other people. that s again, that thing in history sometimes when you do something, when you have a context, that accords significance, rather than whether you ve done it or not. i don t doubt that claire luper and her group had done sit-ins. but we know about the north carolina people. they had an impact. we know about the friendship nine. i think they had an impact. historically that s what we look for as we look at the social string that pushes this string that pushes that one that pushes that one. that s t