I can reiterate what i said before in terms of what the City Of Milwaukee has done. Our counsel and i conducted with me, and signed a local ordinance to make sure that theres more protection in the outer perimeter. As a relates to officers and elsewhere coming in to assist with the public safety. No change. Make sure theres more protection to the outer perimeter im sorry. [ Inaudible Question ] the ordinance im referring to, that we had passed proactively at the local level, which is the same ordinance, the same type of ordinance we passed in preparation for the Democratic National Convention when it took place in milwaukee mostly a virtual event, and ordinance that does not does not allow an individual to bring into the outer perimeter things like cans, bottles that a that are field. Other hard objects that can be used as projectile weapons, things like that. Eschenbach there is no specific isolated threats. Yesterday we saw an uptick in Social Media chatter, talking about what happen
plus, agony and anger. doctors in india forced to hide from relatives of covid victims after a series of beatings. welcome to the lead, everyone. i m jake tapper. we start with the health lead. the united states is turning a corner in the battle against coronavirus. that s the declaration from a leading infectious disease expert today, the usually quite cautious epidemiologist michael olsterholm saying while there remains work to do, the u.s., he says, should be celebrating the progress made thus far with vaccinations. one of the reason for his optimism? record lows in the united states in the average of new daily cases, the lowest level since october. covid hospitalizations, a low we haven t seen consistently since last fall, and daily deaths from the virus, still tragically high, 776 deaths yesterday, but deaths have fallen to the lowest average since july of 2020. for context, there was a day just in january where we lost more than five times that number of americans to
cheney? let s get right to cnn s gary tuchman, live from cheyenne, in cheney s home state of wyoming. gary, what are voters there saying to you? reporter: jake, we talked to a lot of voters in cheyenne, wyoming. what surprises me a little bit, it s been very difficult to find a loyal republican who says i like cheney, i like trump. let s try to get it together. people are extremely dug in to their positions. what i can tell you at this point is that anyone we ve talked to who says that who lies and says the election was stolen or it may have been stolen, they are shedding no tears for liz cheney. this dispute, do you think liz cheney has the right to be angry with donald trump? no. reporter: why? because i don t think he s wrong. reporter: do you think the election was stolen? i think it s possible, yeah. reporter: whose side are you on? liz cheney s. tell me why. she doesn t divide her thoughts along political lines. she speaks her truth and i appreciat
the time has now come to suspend my campaign. the general election has begun. the race is set, now, it will be a rematch and we like that rematch. donald trump running unopposed against president biden. tonight, a special edition of allin, rachel maddow and alex ragnar join me on biden s chances against candidate trump. as republicans try to erase the memory of his disastrous presidency. are you better off today than you were four years ago? then the big board on who will decide this election. claire mccaskill at 6:00. i think america knows who donald trump is. the question is, who are we? plus, a big announcement in arizona. ruben gallego joins me for his first national tv interview since senator cinema dropped out, when the special edition of all in and starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, thank you for tuning in for this special edition of allin on march 6, 2020 for what looks to be the unofficial official first day of the presiden
young, young pete: a shot of jacksonville beach, florida. the fourth and final hour of this saturday edition of fox & friends. january 6th. year of our lord, 2024. looks like a nice spot. kayleigh: that s where i was born, jacksonville, florida. home to tim tebow. pete: you know the name of the hospital. kayleigh: st. vincent hospital. will: what s the name of your hospital? pete: i don t know. i know i was born in minneapoli- kayleigh: mama s going to text you. pete: probably a lutheran hospital in minneapolis. will: i was surprised you were surprise anded she knew pete: the name of the hospital. will: lynn, do you know the name of the hospital you were born in? everyone knows. you re the outlier. kayleigh: maybe you re just maintaining your private. pete: i ve been hipaa from the beginning. will: maybe you were found in a basket. [laughter] kayleigh: like moses. pete: moses down the minehaha river there in minnesota. [laughter] kayleigh: oh, my if goodness. pete: by t