for their own lives. guess you heard this morning i tested positive for covid. but i ve been double vaccinated, double boosted, symptoms are mild. it is friday, july 22, 9:00 a.m. in the morning here in london, 4:00 a.m. this washington where the january 6 committee has just provided its most revealing look yet into the trump white house as the capitol riot took place. former aides testified that trump watched the riot on tv but ignored all pleas from his family and top advisers to intervene. and while vice president mike pence was whisked to a secure location inside the capitol, the committee presented chilling testimony that pence s security detail feared they might not make it out alive. members were starting to fear for their own lives. there were a lot of there was a lot of yelling, a lot of a lot of very personal calls over the radio. it was disturbing. i don t like talking about it. but there were calls to say good-bye to family members. for whatever the reas
yes, that investigation goes all the way to the top. and the fed all but certain to jack up interest rates this afternoon. but how big a hike will tell us a lot about the inflation problem. as new numbers on housing and what we re buying spell more economic trouble. up first, the details that point a glaring legal spotlight at the former president donald trump. this banner headline courtesy of the washington post, the justice department investigating trump s actions in the january of criminal probe. new york times adding critical detail detailing the fake elector scheme and including references to the president being looped in. post account saying that prosecutors have spent hours asking witnesses about conversations with trump, his lawyers and others in the former president s inner circle. the questions revolve around that fake elector s plot and what instructions trump may or may not have given to his lawyers and advisers. we do know there has been an uptick in gr
what i see this past week for example a combination of patients coming in testing positive for flu and influenza, rsv and covid appeared a little bit of everything and testing negative for everything means another type of virus, but the good news is, todd, most of my patients the symptoms are mild. i haven t had to hospitalize too many patients and those who i have had to send to the hospital are the younger ones with complications from rsv. we compound all of this was shortage of basic medications, it becomes a problem even though rsv and covid and flu all viral infections, sometimes secondary bacterial infections which requires an antibiotic peer that is hard to find sometimes. todd: in those instances the antiviral medicine can be life-saving because the disease can be the ones that ultimately really makes you sick or god forbid kills you. why is this happening?
the president of the united states reemerging in the rose garden making his first public appearance since testing negative for coronavirus. he tested negative last night and again this morning. the president says he is returning now to in-person work and he thanked the white house medical team. biden adds his recovery was quick calling it a testament to the progress the united states has made in the covid fight on things like masks, boosters, antiviral medicine and more. but warning covid is not gone and anyone everywhere still needs to be on guard especially against the new variant. let s get to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. the president was in good spirits. yeah, first time that we saw him in person since last wednesday. of course he tested positive last thursday morning. he has been isolating in the white house residence since then and he has been doing virtual meetings but of course we re not