they re doing is releasing people into the country even without a court date to appear. a lot of times they don t appear anyway. now they didn t have one. that s up to them to decide if they want to follow up and let people know their status. here s what the sheriff of cochise county, arizona said. they re releasing them. it s sad. it s like an orchestrated plan here. martha: watch president trump here. they re allowing everybody to walk through and just come in and they re not taking anything. they have no information about the people. that s the people that they know about. how about the people they don t know about? the thousands of people that are coming in where there s absolutely no protection. martha: here s one man told abc news about why he decided that now is the time to come. watch this. would you have tried to do then when donald trump was president? definitely not. did you come because joe biden was elected president? basically. basically. marth
global risk is, quote, very high. today marks the start of a new travel restrictions to the u.s. from south african countries in the region where omicron was first detected. although it s been confirmed in a number of places from hong kong to ontario, israel and japan have responded by closing their borders completely to foreign travelers. and new york declared a state of emergency before a single case of omicron was confirmed in the state. the governor says it s coming. meanwhile the message from administration officials is one of caution. and that the best defense against this or any other covid variant remains to get vaccinated. just a short time ago president biden gave an update on the omicron variant saying it was a cause for concern but not panic. he said new lockdowns were off the table. and he also spoke about the new travel restrictions from countries in southern africa. take a listen. while we had that travel restrictions can slow the speed of omicron, it canno
deals with the provocation instruction that the judge gave them. those are two significant items obviously in this trial, two of the biggest things that the jurors are considering. in the afternoon when they asked for more of the instructions, that involved the other incidents and also importantly the lesser-included charges they re now considering. we re waiting to get word from the court that the jurors are back in the jury room. so far we haven t gotten word. usually this is a jury that arrives on time and things get started on time. they should start their deliberations. once we get word on that and obviously any other news, we ll certainly let you know. for now we expect a jury to return and deliberations to continue. we ll be watching closely. shimon prokupecz outside the courthouse. let s speak to former federal prosecutor jen rogers about all that s involved here. i don t want you to imagine you re a fly on the wall inside that jury room. juries can be unpredictable
berman with brianna keilar. overnight a dramatic and deadly end to an 11-day manhunt for an alabama inmate charged in capital murder and a former corrections officer accused in aiding in his escape. casey white was charged monday after a pursuit in a crash in indiana. but vicky white died after taken into custody and hospitalized with self-inflicted wounds. police say no law enforcement officers, and casey white officers reportedly told officers to help this wife. but the fugitives were not married. in the days after her capture, hundreds of tips were flooding across the country including one sunday that ultimately led to the arrest. cnn s miguel marquez has did the details. reporter: the manhunt is over, the escape corrections officer chaes white and vicky white were apprehended monday. this has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. vicky white died shortly after being taken to the hospital after what u.s. marshals believe was a self-inflicte
bahamas. spectacle, the world has ever seen. island get away turns disaster. it became very barbaric. jesse: what was supposed to be the can t miss party of the millennium turned out to be a catastrophe. the models that were promised never showed up. the gourmet food they advertised turned out to be something from a school cafeteria. and things got so bad the party s organizer even ended up in jail. but p.r. scams like this oh, they have been around. new coke was hailed as the future of soda. and was going to take the beverage world by storm in the 1980s. well, that didn t work. just a few months later, they were back to the classic. and how about the segway? once billed as most revolutionary change to transportation since the horse and buggy became nothing more than a punch line in bad movies. how is that? is that valid enough for you? [laughter] that was pretty valid, huh? jesse: most of these marketing failures have little consequence. most of the wrong people