trey: good evening, thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy and it is sunday night in america. after president joe biden made history with what was the worstn debate performance ever, he went on abc with george stephanopoulos to try to assuag democrat fears. the interview wattles a little h better, but the bar was pretty low. he didn t fall asleep, but he did make it clear he isn t dropping out unless god almighty tells him to. apparently, he doesn t believe god speaks through swing statepl poll numbers. lis the list of detractors isst growing, but he still has defenders. i know when i see what i call preparation overload. that is exactly what was going on the other night. the present at a whole become ce, a hoarse voice, we all understand. it was a bad night. it is not uncommon for incumbents to have a bad night on the first debate. dome xp i compass in the in the aftermath of his debate performance. i worked hard on excuses in life but mine actually pale in comp
white house to hear from the president once he begins speaking. but we start with the latest surge in new covid cases. we start to see mask mandates slowly rise. 36 states have seen triple digit cases. in nebraska they have spiked nearly 800%. shaquille brewster is in new york city where the mask mandate is in order. thank you to both of my guests for being with me. in the last 30 minutes or so the st. louis mayor spoke about the new mask restrictions. that region made up 20% of the state s new infections least week. what are you hearing? yeah, that press conference wrapping up in the last few minutes. they are explaining this decision to reimpose the mask mandate. you heard them explain is as the delta variant throwing them a curve ball saying the numbers are simply too high to ignore. you also heard them frame this mask mandate as a stopgap measure to help get to the point, to bridge the gap, to the point in which the vaccination numbers are ticking up a big. not enough
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tonight the justice department is releasing more videos never seen before of the violence of the january 6th insurrection. at the capitol, slo showing pol officers being beaten. the fbi director saying 500 people have now been arrested. republican senator mitt romney and democrat joe mansion saying tonight the bipartisan group of ten senators has reached an infrastructure deal with the white house. but do they have enough votes to get a bill passed? and britney spears pleading with the judge to end the court-ordered conservatorship she lived with since 2008 saying the situation is quote abusive. i want to bring in cnn senior legal analyst ellie. good everyone to you. we have a lot to discuss. these videos are horrific. they re going to keep coming possibly for years. how important is this evidence not just in court but exposing the truth about january 6th? don, legally these videos are going to be the heart of the prosecutions of these capitol insurrectionists. as a prosec
am not ok with that. that is why i am here. message in a bottle, the message is written in the titanic that drifted in the ocean for more than a century. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in india which is being devastated by a second wave of covid. the prime minister is calling it a coronavirus storm. it s now at the epicentre of the pandemic , with cases accelerating faster than anywhere else in the world. in the past 2a hours more than 2,000 people have died. but the true figure is thought to be higher. hospitals in many parts of india, including the capital delhi, are already overwhelmed. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye is there. some may find her report upsetting. a capital on its knees. at its biggest hospitals, people being pushed to the limit of human endurance. my husband s in a very bad state, let me get through , this woman says. she s been carrying him around for ten hours. many of these people won t survive the night. sir,