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later in the show. keep an eye on this. this line i do believe i could say has maybe tripled since we've been on the air in just an hour and everybody is lining up right there. >> it was definitely time to lock down and make sure you know where you are going, you aren't going out after dark or alone. >> all of yesterday i stayed home. i didn't go out. >> people have the same idea. people are trying to stay at home if they don't have a reason to go out. >> really unnerving. like a graveyard. >> dana: a normally peaceful college town as police investigate three stabbings at u.c. davis....

national review's headline today made me howl. moderate come outs against biden's out of touch, student loan forgiveness. schoo on to quote ohio democrat and senate candidate tim ryan , who claimed yesterday that the biden debtat cancelation sends the wrong messag thee to the millions of ohioans without a degreeor working just as hardking to make ends meet. now, ryan thinks voters are really stupid. wit he voted with pelosi and biden 100% of the time this congress. yeah, and yet now because he's running against a real populist in advance, he's tried to morph into being is one himself...

a very good day to all of you from msnbc world quarters here in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with some breaking news. a dramatic turn in a texas abortion case. the state supreme court now stepping into pause a lower court ruling effectively preventing kate cox from having an abortion. her baby is unlikely to survive the pregnancy. i'm gonna be talking to a legal expert in just minutes about what this all means. also this hour, president biden is on the west coast. he and the first lady will be in california for fundraising events tonight. before that he s...

COLUMBIA — A new law effective this week will require all South Carolina drivers convicted of driving under the influence — regardless of their Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level —

On Friday, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services (SCDPPPPS) announced a new DUI law.T