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defend her boss. your part of the 23% of adults who are not concerned about the president s ability to be president. 77% of adults are worried joe biden has been in politics since literally before you were born. he has aged. i m not saying he s not able to walk. you re talking on his strength. you are talking about how he s looking right now. the average american male only lives to be 77 or something. i ve had conversations with some of your colleagues in the white house press corps about how it s hard-pressed to keep up with this president who is constantly, constantly working every day to get things done. it karine jean-pierre had more age questions to deal with. how biden has admitted to aids that he felt tired at times and how striking it is that the president has so few public events before 10:00 a.m. karine jean-pierre brushing off questions on biden s light morning routine. is this why we are seeing in recent weeks. has the president admitted to you? ....
idalia dangerously close to being a major category 3. now within about 100 miles of the florida gulf coast where some areas of florida s big bend could get catastrophic 15-foot storm surge. matt finn is live in saint pete, florida as it idalia closes intricate is beginning to look bad where you are. trace, the wind and rain has been very consistent for several hours now. the beach where we are is a barrier island to the tampa bay area. only about a 20 minute drive rest up tampa bay. this is considered zoned a of evacuation area. this is under a mandatory evacuation because of how low-lying this area is. fema and the national weather service in pinellas county officials have been warning that this area could see a 7 to 10-foot storm surge. anybody who remains here at this hour now perhaps faces that storm surge. governor desantis has warned that if you have not evacuated this area now, if you were to dial 911 are called emergency services, they may not be able to res ....
emerges, could dirty fuel have triggered the disaster in baltimore? for and let s not forget the human toll of all of this baltimore native might grow is here to talk about the under-appreciated migrant bridge workers doing a dangerous job. in the middle of the night tonight. and laura coates live we re learning much more tonight about the devastating and deadly bridge crash in baltimore by the headlines from the ntsb press conference tonight, 21 crew members and two pilots were on board the dali cargo ship when it crashed into the key bridge, six construction workers on the bridge presumed dead. the ntsb interviewed the ship s captain, his mate, the chief engineer, and one other engineered today, the ship s cargo. well, it included 764 tons of hazardous materials. some of the hazmat containers we re breached, others seem in the water. the bridge did not have any redundancy, which is the preferred method for brill building bridges today. and that means that one point of ....
away. and i think of the spike lee movie. you have the film cue and he is watching somebody move. and they are pulling him along in the streets as he s about to be assassinated. i think of all those different moments. you re right. not only was that the issue. today is also the day that thurgood marshall was sworn in as supreme court justice. an icon and role model like that. unbelievable. the echoes of history. have a great show. thank you so much. we re going to talk about that later. good evening, everyone. i m laura coates. frankly, there s one big headline after another tonight. we got the tale of two courtrooms. one s in fulton county, georgia, the other, washington, d.c. and here we are on this 60th anniversary of the march on washington, learning new details about the latest racially motivated shootings in jacksonville. we re going to step back tonight. we re going to examine all with professor michael eric dyson and get his take on the context. plus, we ll ....
through the streets because he is about to become assassinated. i think about all those different moments. you are right, not only was that the issue, abby, tonight is also the day that they re great marshall was also sworn in as a supreme court justice. and icon and role roe model the echoes of history, laura, have a great show. thank you. thank you so, much we re gonna talk more all about that later. good evening everyone, i am laura coates. look, there is frankly, there is one big headline after another tonight. you ve got the tale of two courtrooms. one is in fulton county, georgia. the other, in washington d.c.. and here we are on the 60th anniversary of the march on washington, learning new details about the latest racially motivated shootings. in jacksonville. we are going to step back tonight. we are going to examine all of the michael eric dyson, get his take on the context. plus we will give you the very latest and tropical forms threatening the florid ....