Feb 23, 2021
Lawrence O’Donnell Wins Most Viewers, Laura Ingraham Dominates Demo at 10 p.m. in Monday Ratings Race
This news has been received from: mediaite.com
All trademarks, copyrights, videos, photos and logos are owned by respective news sources. News stories, videos and live streams are from trusted sources.
MSNBC’s The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell won the final hour of prime time Monday, topping both Fox and CNN with 2.56 million total viewers, and 362,000 in the demo. The Ingraham Angle on Fox dominated in the demo at 10:00 p.m., with 417,000 viewers age 25-54, and 2 million total, according to Nielsen data.
The Rachel Maddow Show was the most-watched show of the day, with 3.46 million total viewers, and also had the most viewers in the demo, with 538,000. Tucker Carlson Tonight was second in both total viewers, with 3.34 million, and in the demo, with 501,000. Fox’s The Five was the third most-watched show of the day in cable news, with 2.97 million total viewers and 406,000 in the demo, while Anderson Cooper 360 took third in the demo for the day, with 445,000 A25-54 viewers, and nearly 1.8 million viewers total.
In total day, MSNBC averaged the most viewers overall, with 1.67 million, and the fewest in the demo, with 240,000. Fox was second in total viewers, with 1.54 million, and 261,000 in the demo. CNN had the most viewers in the demo, with 272,000, and the fewest overall in total day, 1.16 million.
MSNBC also had the most total viewers in prime time, with 2.71 million, and 408,000 in the demo. Fox wasn’t far behind in total viewers, with 2.67 million, and handily won the demo, with 447,000. CNN was third in prime time, with 1.65 million total viewers and 395,000 in the demo.
In the early morning, MSNBC’s Morning Joe continued its winning streak in total viewers, averaging 1.25 million total viewers, and 187,000 in the demo. Fox and Friends just beat out MSNBC to win the demo, with 189,000, and 1.11 million total viewers. CNN’s New Day averaged 597,000 total viewers and 161,000 in the demo.
Have a tip we should know? [email protected]
News Source: mediaite.com
Tags: cable news ratings cnn fox news laura ingraham lawrence o donnell msnbc ratings million total viewers in total viewers in prime time was second in total day in total day
Bristol dirt weekend to feature heat races, Friday practices
Next News:
6 Signs Your Home Is At High Risk Of Starting An Electric Fire
A recent church fire caused by malfunctioning electric work has the Massachusetts Fire Marshal out spreading awareness of the signs a home may be at higher risk of starting an electric fire as well as the signs that an electrical fire is already burning.
On Wednesday, Feb. 24, the Massachusetts State Fire Marshal’s Office said that the cause of the Corpus Christi Parish Rectory at Holy Rosary Church fire in Lawrence was electrical.
The four-alarm blaze broke out a little before 6 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 22, at 35 Essex St.
The one pastor inside the rectory at the time was able to escape safely.
Damages are estimated at $1.5 million, the fire marshal said.
“Our goal was to save the church and we were able to do that,” said Lawrence Fire Chief Brian F. Moriarty in a statement.
Firefighters traced the source of the fire to a void space in the first-floor ceiling. The only heat source there was an electrical cable.
SIGNS OF A FIRE IN THE WALLS
Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey said that because electrical fires often start behind walls they can be hard to detect right away. There are signs, however, that an electric fire is burning, perhaps in a hidden space within a home:
- Arcs, sparks
- Short circuits
- A sizzling or buzzing sound
- Odors, a vague smell of something burning.
SIGNS YOUR HOME IS AT AN INCREASED RISK FOR ELECTRICAL FIRES
Warning signs that your electrical system may be at risk for fire include:
- Frequently blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers
- Dim or flickering light bulbs that wear out too fast
- Overheated plugs, cords, or switches
- Shock or mild tingle - more than normal static electricity
- Loose plugs
- Unusually warm or faulty outlets or switches.
The Fire Marshal advises homeowners to have a licensed electrician review their homes' electric systems every 10 years.
Lawrence Mayor Kendrys Vasquez said it was the quick work of local firefighters that saved the entire church from going up in flames.
“First, I would like to thank Fire Chief Moriarty and the rest of the fire department,” Vasquez said in a statement. “The church is still standing because of their quick and diligent efforts to control the fire and keep it from spreading. Houses of worship like the Corpus Christi Parish at Holy Rosary Church are pillars of our community. Many greater Lawrence area residents have been hit hard by this fire and my heart goes out to them.”