sensed for the generous six insurrection. we ll go through the impact and impact ability on extremist groups. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night! good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we have a lot to cover so let s get started because tonight, we are going to georgia. where the former president has entered officially, the not guilty plea in the case accusing him of racketeering over efforts to overturn the 2020 election. donald trump s attorneys have requested to sever his case from the codefendants, who have demanded a speedy trial. that s right, he does not want a speedy trial. the lead investigator for the january six committee says, more time might not help trump in this case. he is the leader of this conspiracy, and every single other acts in that indictment, is going to be ascribe to him. his knowledge of it, his affirmative support of it with very few exceptions. so, a trial against kenneth chesebro, a trial against sydney powell. w
continues its path of destruction across georgia and the carolinas. matt finn is live in saint pete florida which appears to have just taken a glancing blow. matt, good evening. reporter: yeah, trace, it s calm right now but much different conditions here just 8-12 hours ago here in the tampa bay area. a lot of good news coming out of this region tonight. first of all, the bridges were reopened to the barrier islands which means, you know, residents and business owners can get back in to assess their properties. we did a tour of this region and we did not see any major damage here. but last night and into early this morning, there was soaking wind and very powerful rain, saint pete beach police say they rescued someone from a mobile home park on the island and we saw sheriffs deputies out all night and putting their lives on the line. saint pete beach was under mandatory evacuation and from our assessment it seems most people evacuated or just stayed inside. this morning as
but quickly gaining strength. they expect it to rapidly intensify as it barrels across those very warm waters of the gulf. racing toward florida. tonight, the new path just in, where they expect this to slam into florida, and then up the east coast. the storm surge possibly up to 12 feet. mandatory evacuations tonight in some areas. a state of emergency already. and then tonight, the other major hurricane off the east coast. senior meteorologist rob marciano live in florida tonight. also this evening, the horrific scene on campus today. unc chapel hill. authorities responding to calls of shots fired. searching the campus. the terrifying scene inside classrooms and dorms. late today, the suspected gunman arrested about a mile from campus. what we know about him at this hour. steve osunsami with late reporting. the deadly crash. a sheriff s rescue helicopter suddenly out of control. smoke and flames coming from the tail. the chopper spiraling toward the ground, crashing int
in ebony magazine in may 1959. gi risks death 65 times for science. these images are from a documentary by the jackson historical society credited to the u.s. air force and these are real time issues of him in the late 1950s in the air force and show some of what he went through as part of his service. his name was alton yates. he is 23 years old in these pictures, airman second class in the u.s. air force. what you see him doing here is participating in important testing that was conducted for the u.s. space program. they were using airmen and the u.s. air force for tests that were designed to see whether the human body could really with stand what were expected to be the rigors of space travel. the vast stresses of acceleration and rapid deceleration and pressure changes and everything else. alton yates was not the only airman who went through this but he was one of them and he participated in a huge number, in 65 of those tests of the human body in the extremes. and he i
they expect it to rapidly intensify as it barrels across those very warm waters of the gulf. racing toward florida. tonight, the new path just in, where they expect this to slam into florida and then up the east coast. the storm surge possibly up to 12 feet. mandatory evacuations tonight in some areas. a state of emergency already. and then tonight, the other major hurricane off the east coast. senior meteorologist rob marciano live in florida tonight. also this evening, the horrific scene on campus today. unc chapel hill. authorities responding to calls of shots fired. the terrifying scene inside classrooms and dorms. late today, the suspected gunman arrested about a mile from campus what we know about him at this hour. steve osunsami with late reporting. the deadly crash. a sheriff s rescue helicopter suddenly out of control. smoke and flames coming from the tail. the chopper spiraling toward the ground, crashing into an apartment complex. victor oquendo reporting tonig