robert jeffress joins us live next. hospitals, supermarkets, restaurants, they are all feeling big-time staffing shortages as the oma kind omicron bars reeks havoc on essential businesses. and the gop governor [indiscernible] and of the white house. our political panel weighs in. we begin with the wide-ranging ball up from the fbi which a classification of that hostage standoff at a texas synagogue on saturday. kevin corke is tracking the latest for us. great to be with you. happy monday. it is in his initial response the fbi, as you pointed out, cast doubt on the possibility that the jewish community was specifically targeted. we do believe from our engagement with the subject that he was focused on one issue and it was not specifically related to the jewish community but we will continue to work to find motive. they would like to have that one back. so following backlash, the agency released a statement that read this is a terrorist related matter, which the jew
to just go home. the unvaccinated serb is the number one seed in the australian open and is on the cusp of becoming the so-called g.o.a.t., greatest of all time. now, if a court once again rein states his visa, djokovic could become the first man to win 21 grand slam titles to give you a sense of what s on the line here. all signs indicate he won t leave the country without a fight. his visa battle is a big deal in australia as you can imagine, where people have been really suffering through some of the toughest covid restrictions anywhere in the world. now, for an update on all of this, we want to go straight to melbourne now and our paula hancocks. and really good to have you there on the ground, paula. i mean, look, people were wondering will he or won t he. in the end, the immigration minister i guess must have felt to do anything but deport him would have been untenable. reporter: well, paula, what we re hearing from the statement is we believe they had to do it on the
let me know what you think of the pm s defence, and particularly if you voted conservative at the last election, and what you want to see hapen next. @vicdebryshire on twitter and instagam. we have just heard a we havejust heard a member of we have just heard a member of the prime minister s family has tested positive for covid. i m martine croxall. also this hour the lawyer representing virginia giuffre in her civil case alleging sexual assault by prince andrew says she s not interested in a purely financial settlement. a warning that the care system for older and disabled people across the uk is under grim and relentless pressure due to staff shortages. and breaking news this hour vaccinated uk travellers will be allowed back to france from tomorrow as the government in paris relaxes restrictions. good morning. welcome. we are live in a chilly downing street, that s the weather rather than the atmosphere. some senior conservatives are calling on boris johnson to quit
committee chair bennie thompson wants to know what mccarthy talked about with trump and trump s staffers as the riot was unfolding. there is a lot we don t know, but here is what we do know, mccarthy said himself that he spoke with trump on the phone during the riot and as nbc news reported last year, it did not go well. the sources telling us mccarthy was shaken up by what happened and the republican leader telling trump himself on the phone, who the f do you think you re talking to? well, things are changed. now mccarthy is slamming the committee s probe saying their probe is an abuse of power and do not forget exactly one year ago he publicly blamed the former president for the riot and he called on the house to censure trump. the president bears responsibility for wednesday s attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action by president trump. accept his share of respon
republican. this is about americans. defining the truth. the revelation and the plan to prevent the next assault on democracy. now live from the capitol, this is january 6th, one year later. good evening from the u.s. capitol and welcome to national statuary hall. today it is a room of reunion for those who defended democracy then and are still trying to defend it today. i m jake tapper. i m anderson cooper. we are coming to you from historic grounds. this is where rioters tried to overthrow an election. this is also used to be the site of the house of representatives in the scene of another violent attack. in 1914, the british burned this very room and the rest of the capitol down, and it was americans who rebuilt it. from the early to mid-1800s, laws were made in this room. in fact, you can see the marker on the floor where abraham lincoln s desk was when he worked as member of the house before becoming president. this is a showcase for the inventor of the l