floyd was no longer showing any resistance. when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint. that is a significant, albeit simple moment in the trial. sometimes what s simple is important because the jury can understand it and remember it. you have the actual police supervisor for the murder defendant condemning the officer, the defendant, on the stand. this came after paramedics testified that floyd seemed to be dead when they arrived on the scene. when i arrived on the scene, there were three police officers on the individual. i thought he was dead. i kind of looked for my partner and told him i think he s dead. i want to move this out of here. okay. and i will begin care in the back. in lay terms, i thought he was dead. again, simple, clear. sad and tragic as well. but important for the jury to hear this in plain english because it is all part of the prosecution s case here. we heard from the parame
as the united states meshes another record on covid-19 and violent crime surges while inflation raises on the mic rages on in the border spirals out of control, the president s pivoting. or some would say president biden is deflecting as he focuses today on voting rights. but even as he tries to prove resent a united front on issue, he s facing some trouble. with high profile voting we just planning to be no-shows today like states gnomic stacey abrams who is citing a scheduling conflict as well as others who are dismissing today s address is being too little, too late. the former head of the naacp is saying we do not need any more speeches, we do not need any more platitudes, we need action. but the white house still sees georgia as ground zero and its push for a federal takeover of u.s. elections. the president has been reeling for months now against the state s new voting rules calling them racist and a threat to democracy. watch. it makes it jim crow look like jim eagl
his storied career. welcome, everyone. this is the first time i ve been on an airplane. i used to tell the team to worry about the horse being blind, just load the wagon. also breaking tonight, former senate majority leader, harry reid is dead at the age of 82. he s remembered as one of the most powerful figures in washington during the obama administration. president biden calling him a dear friend. we will have more ahead with our panel. and as america prepares to bring in the new here, a new milestone hits a single day record of buyers the convictions this is the cdc great confusion tonight. now saying that only 22.5% of new cases the week of december 18 were omicron, down more than 50 points from its original markup 73%. and now the pentagon has jumped into the booster debate. that is where we begin tonight from our west coast newsroom in los angeles. good evening. the pentagon is issued new guidelines strongly encouraging all eligible employees to get that booster
just three days before the election. republican candidate glenn youngman pulling ahead of democratic candidate terry mcauliffe, the former governor. president biden in rome of the g27 back here at home from a house working on the massive plan for tuesday vote on domestic spending infrastructure bill pushed by the president, the u.s. and european union struck a deal to remove steel and aluminum tariffs. fox news coverage of developing stories following gubernatorial candidates and virginia. peter doocy and rome with the president, let s start with christina : on the latest news and alec baldwin breaking silence in the horrible tragedy. reporter: fox news digital again he could face charges for fatally shooting the cinematographer but it didn t stop him from opening up today about the tragic incident speaking for the first time during this ongoing investigation and called the cinematographer his friend. i ve been with the sheriff s department intensify. is an active investiga
his top military adviser says a hold on military promotions by one republican senator is having a negative impact not just on those officers but their families. air force chief of staff general charles q. brown is up for the chair chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. alabama republican senator tommy tuberville is blocking more than 250 military promotions over opposition to the pentagon s abortion policy. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin leads us off tonight with that from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. good evening, bret. the pentagon said this months long standoff with the senator from alabama is now threatening readiness and benefiting russia and china. general c.q. brown is the president s pick to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs but his confirmation and that of 265 senior officers are being held up by one senator tommy tuberville of alabama. for the first time in 150 years, the marine corps is without a come dantd because of