so this is the date that january 6th committee has circled on its calendar. tonight, in primetime, i m john berman, brianna is off, chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is here. it is the morning before this primetime hearing. and committee members have said there will be more hearings potentially, one or two down the road, but nothing immediate. so it is kind of seen as the closing arguments they re going to be making. i think people will be watching to see how effectively the committee does tonight. and they want people to be watching tonight, which is why they re putting it in primetime. the committee s focus will be, we re told, on the 187 minutes from the end of former president trump s speech on the ellipse, on january 6th, when he sent people to the capitol, to his video asking the rioters to go home. those 187 minutes. they will say that his action or inaction during this time period points to a dereliction of duty. he was, they say, resisting pleas fro
it could be the summer of sharks on the east coast. there has been yet another sighting reported near long island. but first, we re going to talk about a story of survival, wrapped in friendship, when a new hampshire man who needed a life saving transplant he didn t expect to develop a close relationship with the friendship with the donor and the donor s mother. dr. sanjay gupta has today s story in the human factor. heart failure is miserable. imagine breathing and taking a deep breath and exhale, it is a very short breath. reporter: hamid needed a heart transplant. i was laying in the hospital, i said if i ever get out of here alive, i m going to make a commitment to give back. reporter: hamid was one of the lucky ones, receiving an organ after being on the waiting list only a few months. when i say the heart chooses a person, the comparison of hamid and joey is amazing. reporter: the heart had belonged to charlene roosevelt s
promptly communicated this to leadership in the field on may 22nd, with implementation occurring the morning of may 23rd. and this, a bad wildfire crisis in arizona could get even worse this holiday weekend. with 10,000 acres between flagstaff and sedona already scorched, fire officials the weather isn t going to let up. an army of fire crews is trying to get a handle on situation. it is only 5% contained right now. but first, a teenager diagnosed with lime disease finds a unique way to cope with it. dr. sanjay gupta has today s human factor. for skylar, high school started pretty normally, but his luck quickly took a turn for the worse. i d have severe dizziness so i couldn t really walk or see
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and, you know, if it s not fda approved, you may simply be wasting your money. so, sanjay, then, if this is the issue, pharmacies and doctors just don t have to give you anything, no matter what colorado says, do you suspect that people in colorado are actually going to have more access to drugs that aren t okayed by the fda, or will we have the status quo, just because it s so messy? i think they could. i wouldn t say the law would have absolutely no effect in states like colorado. but i do worry, as jeff was pointing out, that what they have access to is going to be very questionable. what exactly what are going to be the safeguards? again, we understand these patients are terminal, they re dying. but you still want to have safeguards. you don t want to have something that will cause unnecessary pain or unnecessary suffering, things like that. or that they re just getting they re getting their last dollars right before they die by