Do you know what the joint chiefs told us the greatest threat facing america was . Global warming. Video of the Year Award Carrie Underwood and John Legend church bells ring baby girl. Steve good morning, New Orleans. Its 5 00 out in your neck of the woods. 00 here in new York City. By the way, New Orleans currently its 79 degrees there as we Look at the superdome. Todays daytime high is going to be 90 degrees. Ainsley some people up and running. A lot of cars this morning. Brian remember the rule. If you complain about winter you cant complain about summer. A little unrest that the humidity is going up. We remember it was a short time ago where we were forced to put shirts on and walk to work it was so cold. Ainsley i will tell you what the folks this morning were complaining about down in the green room was how we have gone from like cold to just so hot all of the sudden. Yesterday so it was really warm in new york and the day before, too. We will take it. Steve we just heard in the
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floyd s autopsy and ruled his death a homicide. tell me about his testimony. reporter: today was arguably about the most important part of this trial, the cause of george floyd s death. this was a highly anticipated day because we heard from dr. andrew baker, the chief medical examiner in hennepin county and the one who conducted george floyd s autopsy. he ruled floyd s death a homicide. he went back and forth over what it means to be a factor in someone s death and what it means to be the cause of death, specifically when it came to a pillar of the defense s argument that floyd died from medical history. that played a role in the death but didn t directly cause the death. so, for example, you know, mr. floyd s use of fentanyl did not cause the subdual or neck rest restraint. his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint. so in your opinion, both the heart disease as well as the history of hypertension and the d drugs that were in his system played
emergency management. confirmation votes on two of the nominees are expected at 11 a.m. eastern today. and now through live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, who is given our lawmakers diversities of talents by the same spirit, use us for your glory. lord, protect our nation from evil, prevent the weapons formed against america from prospering, for you remain our refuge and fortress. continue to be the strength of our lives as we remember the many times you have preserved us in the past. lord, open our eyes to the unfolding of your providence. open our minds to your truth. open our lips to speak your wisdom. we pray in your holy name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the
judith gettysburg, and her student speaking about how northern middle-class women volunteered during the civil war. american history tv begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. state and defense apartment department official testify on the monitoring and future of arms control agreements between the united states and russia. such as the 2011 stark treaty. the foreign relations committee held his hearing last month. i want to thank everyone for being here. because we need 11 people to vote, we will give the opening statement to start everything off. as soon as we get to 11 folks, we will stop about. i want to thank everyone for their cooperation. first, want to thank our witnesses for being here. we are fortunate to have a distinguished panel. this is the fourth in a series of meetings. this is the current status of arms control efforts. the current situation is not encouraging. at the inf treaty, the open sky treaty, and the chemical convention, we have significant problems with