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Rocket and get rid of you for a while. Thank you very much. Good afternoon. Im chuck todd in we just heard from President Trump just before he left the White House South Lawn to go get on to air force one and head to michigan. Joining me is my coanchor, katy tur. Sort of he seemed a bit, i get, jovial for him today as he gets ready to go to michigan. This is an uncomfortable time to be going there. They have this flood issue with the dams that broke on top of obviously the virus. And its been a politically, shall we say, polarizing time in michigan as well, and the president s visit may contri...

Point. We canceled leave for all of our Police Officers so theyre deployed on the streets as we speak. Each shift is fully staffed. We called in outside resources from all over the state of maryland to give us an assist here. Were not going to tolerate this. Our priorities right now is to restore order in the city our priorities right now is officer safety and the safety of the community. Thank you. Good evening. I am deeply saddened by what is taking place in the great city of baltimore. This reminds me of 1968 when the riots were taking place during the assassination of dr. Martin luther kin...

Momentum for an effort forcing the president and even the nra to take notice possibly action. I have a great team here to break all of it down this morning. First, i want to walk through some of what we heard over last 24 hours. Gutwrenching stories from survivors as well as students and parents terrified by what gun violence is doing to this country, from the president on down, the sentiment was clear. We hear you. But judging by the protests in washington, the walkouts at school also across this country and the emotional town hall we saw in florida last night, words, theyre just not enough t...

Eviction cases continue to rise in Fairfax County as the millions of dollars in financial and legal support allocated during the pandemic run out, county staff say. Without the nationwide eviction moratorium that ended in August 2021 and federal relief funds, the county’s eviction numbers could have been much higher during the pandemic, staff told

This year's World Aids Day was historic for the California state Capitol. The building was lit red for the first time in solidarity for the day of observance.