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PIE sets record in March passengers
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PIE sets record in March passengers
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Raf sanchez has the details. >> tonight, novak djokovic's lawyers making their case, saying the tennis star was granted a medical exemption by australia's victoria's state government after testing positive on december 16. >> there was a ton of either miscommunication or people being misled purposely and at the center of this is the number one tennis player in the world. djokovic has been held at this hotel detention center since thursday after his visa was canceled due to his vaccination status the case heading for court in 24 hours' time, and today new pictures showing him at public events on...
>> we are waiting to hear the view of the supreme court on the issue, lawsuit of people are interested in it and will be impacted by it, we will be watching, carrie severino appreciate your time. griff: this as the data set for the state of the union and a disappointing december job's report is released lucas tomlinson is live from the north lawn, hi, lucas. lucas: the president in las vegas attending harry reid's funeral and things will get better despite record setting in the nation nearly two years into the pandemic. >> no, i don't think covid is here to stay. having covid in the environmen...
Speaking to. >> every organization if they don't an atlanta organization they now. have you seen the influence outside of money that's going to pour in? how's that change things here? >> i mean more ads, more messaging, more volunteers on the streets knocking on doors and canvassing voters. but last election cycle almost a billion dollars was spent on those senate runoffs, so it's hard to imagine talking at this cycle, but we know we're going to have a record setting gubernatorial contest, and we now have an epic spending in the senate race as well. one big thing that has changed democrats are...