us what we re keeping our eye on here, chad. brianna, the very latest, the 8:00 advisory is out. . still a 65 mile per hour windstorm near cedar key 65 miles ore so. it should make landfall in an hour or so in the northern part of florida. as we talked to dr. ken graham from the national hurricane center yesterday, there is no such thing as only a tropical storm. this storm will produce winds 60 to 65 miles per hour in an area that is saturated from weeks of rain and some of these trees will fall. some of these things will come down on houses and power lines and maybe even your car. winds right now aren t as strong as they will be because the storm is still offshore, but we have some gusts earlier today of around 40 to 45 miles per hour. the storm will eventually get very close to savannah, and just west of myrtle. and still a 40 mile per hour storm. this is still going to pack a punch as it rolls over georgia, as it rolls over south carolina, and then on up toward myrtle b
of voter fraud and election theft. brooks is one of three lawmakers who stopped the steal organizer, administrator said help organize, administrator said hel alexander said helped him organize the rally. along with mark knockout calls unapologetic association with fuentes and american first perhaps the most vivid example of the republican party s growing extremistism, his brother called him a white supremacist on this very show forethe whole nation to hear. these people are white supremacists. ok. you don t get to say you re not a racist when you are cavorting with racists, amplifying your message and refusing to denounce them. literally everything is connected. ali alex ander said he collaborator with fuentes on stop of the steal movement meanwhile, attempting to gas light america into thinking maybe the insurrection wasn t that violent or the fbi or antifa or woke mob are responsible. it s got to the point they re playing president biden or democrats, the republican
also just two, two republicans voted with democrats today to investigate one of the worst security breaches in american history, the january 6th insurrection. the sad thing is, you can probably guess which two, they remain alone in their party. we begin the reidout tonight with the high-profile prosecutorial mishap that led to the shocking and unexpected release of bill cosby this afternoon, two years in his ten-year sentence for drugging and assaulting a woman walked free after pennsylvania s supreme court overturned the conviction because they ruled an agreement with a previous prosecutor prevented him from being charged. what the court described as an unconstitutional coercive bait-and-switch prosecutors said cosby wouldn t be charged so he could testify in his civil case. the court notes he did not invoke the fifth amendment before he incriminated himself because he was operating under the reasonable belief the d.a. s decision not to prosecute him meant the exposure to
programme of legislation in the state opening of parliament, her first major engagement since the death of her husband the duke of edinburgh. the palestinian health authority says 22 people including nine children have died after israeli air strikes aimed at militant targets in the gaza strip, where rockets were earlier fired towardsjerusalem. israel s parliament was evacuated as sirens sounded, and there were renewed clashes outside and inside al aqsa mosque between israeli police and palestinians. in all more than 200 people were injured, as crowds threw stones and officers fired stun grenades in response. yolande knell reports. our blood is a cheap price forjerusalem, shouts this bereaved gaza grandmother. while this woman, who lost four children, can only weep. the casualties, mounting, after israeli air strikes. translation: this evening, jerusalem day, gaza s terror| organisations crossed a red line and attacked us with rockets on the outskirts ofjerusalem. israel
got vaccinated. 2.4 million vaccine shots, in fact, were administered in the last 24 hours. that is triple the vaccination rate from a month ago. that is momentum in the right direction. but at the same time, this. not all at once. hold on. wait for it. boise, idaho, burning masks, parents encouraging children to add masks to the flames. plus this. police breaking up a massive gathering of people gathering near boulder. three s.w.a.t. officers were injured while responding, hit by rocks and bricks. no social distancing at this party, almost no masks. in a state where nearly 6,000 people have died from covid-19. and look at daytona beach, florida. it s bike week. a lot of people traveled there from other states, specifically because florida s covid prevention rules are lax. we had to do something to get out of town and do something fun. reporter: meantime, this just in to cnn. wall street journal is reporting an active misinformation campaign traced to russian agen