for a high today of 80. going to be great. carley: gives you a good idea of what to wear. thank you. brian: i will zip out my liner in my winter jacket i will be ready this is the last time you will see us wearing ties until this friday. carley: everything you pack has to be red, white, or blue has to be patriotic. steve: talking to the produce about the location. we will actually be in a theater. i think we should probably wear neckties. [sighs] did. brian: i spent my necktie budget. took all my buttons off the top collar now i have to sew them back on. ainsley: the jury there l. deliberate today in that trial in kenosha. brian: i wish the closing arguments were longer. kenosha, wisconsin bracing for unrest as the case goes to the jury. steve: national guard on stand by as the crowd gathers near the courthouse on both sides. ainsley: saw businesses already board up. alexis mcadams on the ground in kenosha the jury will deliberate in just a few hours, right? everything begi
a major campaign promise. update our viewers. yeah, wolf, it is a major campaign promise and not just to repair the nation s roads and bridges, which is at the heart of what this bill will do, but also to work with republicans to get his policies passed. that s what was so unusual about this signing ceremony you saw on the south lawn today just a few hours ago. there s president biden there. he was surrounded by democrats and some of the republicans who helped get this across the finish line and you heard from them at the beginning introducing the president, talking about why they voted to support this bill. it was a theme the president included in his remarks, even thanking senator mcconnell, who was not present there today, but did of course vote for this bill. and president biden thanked him. of course we know it s tens of billions of dollars for roads and bridges, for the nation s airports, for boosting internet access. but the president also talked to the american peop
demonstration when dr. kelly testified. this bullet entered here in the middle finger and came out here. this is how you grab something. i m mr. rosenbaum trying to take this gun away. and this is how i m going to do it with my hand turned almost completely around and with apparently my fingers spread so these don t get around the gun or the outside of the path and the other ones do get soot. we re not talking about injuries to the palm here. we are not talking about injuries like this or any kind of grabbing injuries. we are talking about either accidental or completely defensive to knock that gun away as he is being shot just before he is killed on the third or fourth shot. we re supposed to believe that mr. rosen water main is james borne or wic some super star hero capable of killing with his hands and deserved the treatment that he got from the defendant. mr. richards closing was quite personal, if not taking shots personally at mr. binger he was gloating about his clie