classes because of uptick in covid cases. some businesses hospitals and universities have brought back masking. even the white house press secretary says the president will sport a mask again after the first lady tested positive for covid. since the president was with the first lady yesterday, he will be masking while indoors and around people in alignment with cdc guidance and as have been the practice in the past, the president will remove his mask when sufficiently distanced from others. shortly after that, the president appeared in doors at crowded medal of honor ceremony didn t ask before taking it off. near covid infections or mask mandates near pandemic levels. study earlier this year found on a population wide level masking made little or no difference in contracting covid. now, ohio republican senator j.d. vance is introducing a bill that would ban mask mandates across the country. he told fox, quote: this legislation will ensure that no federal bureaucracy, no c
camera and said this. the state versus richard alexander murdaugh, defendant, indictment for murder sc code 16-3, cdr code 0116 verdict guilty. so murdaugh s attorneys say that they have sworn testimony that hill, that woman that you just saw, told jurors to not believe murdaugh s testimony. she pressured them once they went in to the deliberations to get to a verdict quickly. that s their side of the story. that s what they re saying. two jurors have signed affidavits to. so this trial captivated the nation as the former south carolina lawyer was convicted of shooting and killing his wife, maggie and his son, paul at the kennels on their property on june 7, 2021 at 8:44 or there abouts that evening. these murders were just the beginning of this deep and storied tale. bizarre revelations came to light during this trial and the investigation prior to it, one after the other around his addi addiction. he said he took as many as 60 pills a day and then it started to spill o
about the new sighting. we begin with a look at what could be an important day in the georgia interference case against former president donald trump and his 18 codefendants, and all 19 people charged with conspiring to overturn the results of the presidential election there are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow, but only two of them, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, and former coffee county director, have entered a plea. the proceedings in fulton county superior court will be conducted now on camera. garrett haake has been covering the trump investigations, and milea whily, president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. garrett, most of the defendants won t be there so what can we expect things to look like tomorrow? we could end up in a situation where none of the defendants are present, and there s still time for the last two remaining defendants who have not filed a waiver in the case to do so. if georgia, if you already have surren
house. perhaps as we re turning the corner here now, about a year and change away from election day, to confront this age issue which another poll shows is real. it s kind of like when i said, would you like a five spot? that s the way we talk, twenty and change. willie in your old category? i m getting there, mika. we re old enough to remember when duke used to beat clemson in football. wow. that s how old we are. what a game. can you believe that? okay. first of all, duke beats clemson, right? fsu, the night before, routs lsu. never saw that coming. alabama, alabama rolls over middle tennessee state. i m telling you, i thought middle tennessee state would win by two or three touchdowns. doing good things in murphysboro but not enough in tuscaloosa. college football turned upside down this year, mika. we ll get to all that, as well. meanwhile, half of congress returns to capitol hill today with a long to-do list, including a new federal budget, but
reports gets underway. hope you had a great long weekend. sandra: i m sandra smith, all hands on deck search. officials are expanding resources and moving south after the fugitive was seen on monday night, a hooded sweatshirt and carrying a duffle backpack. school districts have closed, residents are on full alert. john: brazilian national was not even in jail a month before he escaped. he was convicted for fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend 38 times in front of her two young children. prosecutors say he killed her to stop her from telling police about charges against him back in his native brazil. the sandra: nate foy, live in the new york city newsroom. any leads? six sightings of danelo cavalcante and the search is expanding in land and also in resources. the fbi and border patrol are now joining u.s. marshals, as well as state and local authorities as state police revealed the convicted killer slipped past their perimeter. take a look at the new trail footage. cav