guidance, which was then superseded in may, 98% of those 365 already had covid in their facility. you ve been watching governor andrew cuomo, new york s governor here, defending his conduct with the state s nursing homes throughout this pandemic. we ll continue on monitor that news conference and bring you any news out of it as it goes on. good afternoon, everyone. i m ayman mohyeldin in new york. it is president s day. we begin with the 45th and the 46th occupants of that office. this hour president biden returning from camp david with a lot on his agenda, including vaccinations and getting congress to approve another relief package. while donald trump fresh off, he is focused on punishing those who tried to convict him. the draft censure motion of mitt romney claiming the former presidential nominee misrepresented himself as a republican and appears to be an agent for the establishment deep state. meanwhile, nearly 53 million americans have received at least one dose of t
john: governor cuomo has faced criticism for his handling of the crisis, in particular the effects on people in nursing homes. some of society s most vulnerable. he has defended his administration s actions over and over again. bryan llenas reporting live from brooklyn with the latest for us now. hi, bryan. hi, john. for the last year, families who lost loved ones in newark s assisted living facilities and nursing s homes have long suspected that the tragedy in these facilities was much worse than what was being reported byk governor andrew cuomo s administration. and today a 76-page investigative report by the office of attorney general letitia james here in new york found that, in fact, the coronavirus death toll maybe as much as 50% higher than the 8,952 deaths officially being reported today. that s thousands more, potentially, deaths. the cuomo administration official count does not include nursing home residents who died inside hospitals. according to this report, o
what we already know does constitute the gravest violation of his oath of office by any president in the history of this country. this is not something we can look past or pretend didn t happen or try to move on. we have to make sure this never happens again. new reaction from adam schiff over the growing fallout surrounding marjorie taylor greene. this morning, schiff said he s not concerned about the precedent removing greene from her committee assignments sets. if members of either party are threatening violence against other members of the party of the body and suggesting they be executed, if they are casting doubt on 9/11 or school shootings, if they re heckling victims of crime like marjorie taylor greene did with the victim of the parkland shooting, if they re suggesting that a religious group is shooting laser beams to start forest fires, they should be expelled from their committees. they shouldn t frankly be in the congress. as impeachment kicks into high ge
sign on the back. facing a major hurdle in the senate. why should republicans be expected to deliver votes to increase the debt limit to accommodate all the spending they intend to do. conor mcgregor threw out the first pitch. tell me your thoughts. the most devastating force ever seen in the iconic wrigley field. we re coming to your city want to play our guitars and sick you a country song. big and rich starting our 6:00 hour on this wednesday, september 222nd, 02. the reason we are playing that john rich is going to be with us coming on this morning on fox & friends. ainsley is so taking the day off. in her spot as you can see this is the first time we have had the walking camera guy in the studio coming up on a year and a half. it s great to have you back. [laughter] just saying. back to normal, kind of. rachel: kind of. steve: welcome, rachel. rachel: thank you and always great to fill in for ainsley. brian: not saturday or sunday yet but you will be do
than in previous waves of the virus. scientists warn that one of the biggest glaciers in antarctica could shatter like a windscreen in the next five to ten years due to climate change. the nominations are out, but after a diversity row, can they help the golden globes restore its reputation? thank you forjoining us. the us olympic and gymnastics federations have agreed a $380 million settlement with the victims of larry nassar among the largest ever for a sexual abuse case. the former national gymnastics team doctor was jailed for life for sexually abusing hundreds of young female gymnasts over three decades. rachael denhollander is one of larry nassar s survivors and a leader in the courageous effort to bring him tojustice. she s an attorney, speaker and advocate. she says she s horrified it s taken five years to get to this point, but hopes it will lead to a paradigm shift for how institutions should respond to sexual abuse. i hope it means that what we ve shown here is