like gunshots, but we haven t confirmed that. we haven t heard from the fbi or the secret service confirming that, but you could see him raise his right hand towards his face. then you can see some blood and then he goes down. secret service agents rushed the stage over there and bring them over over to a vehicle very, very carefully. but you hear her heard from the crowd a lot of screaming, a lot of shouting, get down, get down, get down what s your assessment, sanjay? well, i m seeing is obviously the same thing. every one is there was obviously an indication that he recognized something that happened, felt pain whatever that was, we don t know. then goes down. he looks like he does that of his own volition as opposed to sort of collapsing these are all important clues and then obviously once we see him finally raised backup, he does seat. you see the blood all over the right side of his face. you also see him sort of pumping his fist into the air, walking on his own. it
the recent rise in border crisis, rand someware and other crisis. nbc s vaughn hillyard is in jacksonville, florida, and shaquille brewster in omaha, nebraska. florida breaking all records in the wrong direction, including hospitalizations, at a pandemic high. reporter: yeah, this is the fourth wave that should have never happened here. you re talking about a population here in florida in which more than 40% of the adults are still not fully vaccinated, and that is exactly the individuals that you are seeing inside of these hospitals. here in jacksonville, in orlando, the hospitalization records being shattered, essentially 50% more than the highest previous peak here, and you re seeing over the likes of 10,000 plus covid patients inside of these hospitals here in florida. but this is now percolating beyond florida. yes, more than 20,000 cases, essentially making up 20% of the new daily cases across the u.s. at the same time you re seeing this take place in the likes of bat
being held without spectators for one change and also covid 19 cases are going out for spectators and athletes. on thursday, tokyo reported close to 2000 new coronavirus cases, up by more than 600 compared with the same day last week. this chart shows the seven day average of daily covid cases in the capital. so far this month, a total of 91 cases directly linked to the olympics have been recorded. 0rganisers say these are isolated. they re keen to disassociate the games from any connection with cases in the wider population. sebastian coe is a double olympic champion and president of world athletics. he spoke earlier to the bbc s garry richardson. i do know that the protocols that were put in place the tracking, the tracing, the isolating, which is working and is testament to the amount of work that has already gone into this i believe will be enough to maintain a safe and secure games. and the rising numbers we re talking about, nobody is entirely sure, garry, whether t
historic day for space travel. richard branson going where no billionaire has gone before. virgin galactic s super sonic space plan the vs ss unity taki them to the edge of space. and here is rachel crane report willing on that breathtaking moment when it detached from the mothership named eve. reporter: you can hear the crowd cheering behind me. this is that historic moment that richard branson and his team have been waiting for for nearly two decades. and we have release. the engine has ignited. this is the moment that branson and his team have been waiting for. i have to pause, i have to take this in, this is really an i incredible moment. it was an incredible. and it was an hour long journey and a few minutes of weightlessness as well. but the journey to get here was decades in the making. not only did branson make it happen, but he brought all of us along with him. experience of a lifetime. and congratulations to everybody for creating such a beautiful, beautiful p
smerconish, in for chris on cuomo prime time. thank you, john berman. i am michael smerconish, in for chris cuomo. welcome to a special-holiday edition of prime time. hope you had a great independence day weekend. now, tonight, we have a central figure on the other end of that apparent-pressure campaign by team trump to change the outcome of the 2020 election in the key-battleground state of arizona. i emphasize arizona, because similar pressure was, also, applied on election officials in georgia in the run up to january 6th. this just came to light on friday night. and we played you the voicemails that surfaced from a freedom of information request made by the arizona republic. these were calls left by arizona s gop chair and rudy giuliani, on behalf of donald trump, to those overseeing election results in the state s most populous county, maricopa. a county that president biden won, by about 45,000 votes. i want you to hear it, again. by the way, the music underneath. t