Significant, this evidence linking members of trumps legal team, to the breach of a Voting System there. Jessica, these Text Messages add to a growing body of evidence that links Donald Trumps legal team to this Voting System breach here in georgia that happened on january 7th, 2021. More specifically, it links them to this effort to secure written invitation from a local election official there, essentially allowing them, in their minds, to speenter the Election Office and no election official is allowed to let anyone have access to Voting Systems. But trumps team and lawyers were trying to convince this election official to provide a letter of invitation. And these Text Messages show us how they were involved in the planning, and how down from Rudy Giuliani to sidney powell, how they were kept in the loop on the state level as they worked to secure this Written Letter of invitation, and ultimately access to the Voting System there is in coffee county. This is 200 miles south of downt
hello, everyone. i m bianna goal deldry kbgoldry. after the officer-involveved deadly beating of tyre nichols, they ll now investigate the entire police department. and they just revealed the findings of the federal investigation into that city s police department. it goes bond just deeply troubling. they found conduct that violates the constitution and civil rights act. the report comes just days before the three-year of the death of brianna taylor, a black woman who was shot and killed during a no-knock raid in her apartment building. it was a symptom of the problems that have been ferrising within the louisville police department for years. lmpd has relied heavily on pretextural traffic stops in black neighborhoods, assaulted people with disabilities and called black people, monkeys, animal, and boy. this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing and it is an affront to the vast majority of officers w
warning about scenes like this one. huge crowds, huge of spring breakers gathered on florida beaches prompting major concerns at another avoidable surge could be on the way. we ll have more on that in a moment. and the biden administration kicking off its nationwide tour to sell its $1.9 trillion economic relief plan. that is just moments away. let s begin though with our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen on the state s opening up morning eligibility for vaccines today. right, poppy. it is getting easier to get a covid-19 vaccine. many states are changing the eligibility requirements, widening them. take a look at a smaterring of states and see what they re doing. for example, in alaska, they re saying you just have to be over the age of 16 in order to get a vaccine. in california, they say anyone 16 plus that has certain health conditions and so on and so forth. just getting easier. so because there is more vaccine out there, the federal government and the nex
A rise in illnesses beginning this fall and urging everyone who is eligible for a vaccine to get one. let s discuss now with the dean of yale school of public health, dr. megan ranee. great to see you. and i know it is hot in august right now. but this is just not that far away. what are the indications this could be not a great fall and winter for those three illnesses? well, jessica, thank you for having me on tonight. every winter we see rises in flu and rsv and for the past few years we ve seen rises in covid. there is no reason to think that we wouldn t experience a surge in all three respiratory illnesses this fall and winter. just as we have in the past. what makes this different as you mentioned is that we now also have tools to prevent all three. we have the flu shot, which has been around for a while. we have the covid vaccine, and are about to be getting a new booster which is great news for folks and most importantly for
The most, i think probably right behind measles virus that we ve ever seen infect man. so i immediately said, wait a second, this isn t natural. and you go back and found that they put the h2 receptor into humanized mice so it can affect human tissue, then you learn that the new covid, which came from bats, now can hardly replicate in bats. so how does that happen? i don t think that answer is going to come from the scientific community. i think that answer is going to dr. megan ranee is an emergency physician in the deputy dean of public health at brown university. dr., always good to see republicans had invited the senior fellow at the atlanta council to testify as well. he said researchers who sought to publish papers like himself in examining a lab origin were,