spot right now, those were her words. what steps are being taken to get this outbreak under control? reporter: jim, we can continue to borrow some of the words used by health officials here in michigan. quote, overwhelmed, according to chief medical officer that brought us up to speed with the numbers. telling us right now they re tracking close to 1,000 outbreaks across the state. about 18% of covid tests right now are coming back positive, four-times higher than where these numbers were in february, the way these numbers are going they could potentially surpass some of the numbers that we saw last spring, back to those outbreaks that state health officials are monitoring across the state, 291 of those outbreaks have been linked to youth sports, that s why yesterday we heard from governor whitmer a long list of recommendations, not requirements, but recommendations including that high school return to remote learning for a couple of weeks after spring break, some of those
passed the house was the basis for the trial in the senate, president trump was also impeached for threatening and pressuring georgia state officials to falsify election results in that state. telling them they should announce that they had recalculated the vote totals in georgia. he told them they should tell the public that they had found enough votes to declare that actually, donald trump and not joe biden had won georgia. now, former president trump was impeached for that in the house. it was part of what he was tried for in the senate, but it s also a crime in the state of georgia to pressure an official into messing with the administration of an election. and so this veteran prosecutor, 19-year prosecutor in the county where that alleged crime occurred in fulton county, georgia, has now opened an investigation into the pressure that was put up against georgia officials around the administration of the presidential election, fulton county, georgia, is where atlanta is, a
bondage, the shame of servitude, the sting of segregation, but who kept on striving and hoping and doing what needed to be done. [ cheers ] so don t let anyone ever tell you that this country isn t great, that somehow we need to make it great again. because this right now is the greatest country on earth. [ cheers ] when you were little, did you ever want to be the first lady? no, i didn t. i didn t know i could be the first lady. sometimes you can only be what you know exists in the world. and no one like me was ever the first lady of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] all first ladies are thrust into the spotlight, but michelle obama will be scrutinized more intensely than any of her predecessors. we talk about civil rights history, we talk about the series of firsts. this is within our lifetime. are you prepared to take the oath, senator? i am. it took my breath away. and i thought, oh, my gosh, this is really happening. i stand here today humbled
which interrupted and tried to stop altogether the certification of the presidential election results, you will recall that in the article of impeachment that passed the house was the basis for the trial in the senate, president trump was also impeached for threatening and pressuring georgia state officials to falsify election results in that state. telling them they should announce that they had recalculated the vote totals in georgia. he told them they should tell the public that they had found enough votes to declare that actually, donald trump and not joe biden had won georgia. now, former president trump was impeached for that in the house. it was part of what he was tried for in the senate, but it s also a crime in the state of georgia to pressure an official into messing with the administration of an election. and so this veteran prosecutor, 19-year prosecutor in the county where that alleged crime occurred in fulton county, georgia, has now opened an investigation int