She cant ignore the literal elephant in the room, the gop. Thats because right now republicans face a reckoning. It centers on two key figures representing two directions for the party. Congresswoman Marjory Taylor greenes comments are putting her party on the spot. Today, lawmakers will have to go on the record over whether or not to strip her of her committee assignments. In the next hour, the white house or rather, the house will start proceedings to make that happen. When it comes to conference chair liz cheney, republicans were okay saying one thing about her publically after she voted to impeach former President Trump but in a closeddoor meeting last night, a majority voted to keep her in a position of leadership even after her break with the former president. More on that in moments. Right now, the white house is trying to keep the focus on Foreign Policy. That includes a trip to the State Department and President Bidens first major policy remarks since taking office. In 30 minu
What they say about a potential vp pick. Ready to play. The changes coming to wheel of fortune and jeopardy to get them back on the air during the pandemic. And zooming into the future. A rare look inside Buckingham Palace as the queens daughter tries to teach mom how to use a Video Conferencing app. Good wednesday morning, everyone. We begin with the new government report warning that 21 states are now in the socalled red zone when it comes to the coronavirus. That means doctors are recommending more restrictions in those states to stop this virus. A fema memo obtained shows deaths from the virus rose by 30 in the last week. With the u. S. Death toll about to surpass 150,000, President Trump falsely claimed last night much of the country is free of the virus. He also once again defended the drug hydroxychloroquine. Meanwhile as parents across the country try to prepare for school this fall, a Major Teachers Union warns teachers may go on strike if they dont feel safe. Abcs Megan Tevri
Down again that reopening trade getting slammed. You can see that in the airlines there all taking a hit today later, check out this ride shares of avis budget, up 300 from the march lows. Getting a boost in the red hot used car market. The ceo will join us power lunch starts right now thanks energy and financials are leading the declines today they are down way more than that stall worth technology sector. Bob has more on this Early Morning reversal same story. Teches still out performing energy, financial, other cyclicals. Not a good start to earnings season big miss on earnings and very poor guidance. Walgreens has not been a good stock. Thats real problem. I think they may be basicing market mentality banks same story Huntington Bank was 5 goes to 12 its back to 8 again. Its an invertsed v. Whats moving the market theres five things. Is the reopening going well or not. Lets call it bumpy. Is stimulus coming maybe theres less good news on treatment advancing. Thats good news elsewhe
It has been a rough night to say the least for residents of brooklyn, new york, with thunderstorms uprooting trees. They crashed into backyards and onto garages, parked cars, and even a city bus. The new york city borough also got hit with hail during that severe thunderstorm. We turn now to the coronavirus pandemic forcing colleges to shift their admissions priorities. They are turning away from test scores to how students have been caring for themselves and others during this crisis. Heres abcs rachel scott. Reporter College Admission deans from across the country accounting for the massive shift in the Student Experience during the pandemic. How are you contributing to solving the needs of others during this crisis . Reporter releasing a new statement telling students and parents what they now value during the admissions process. Its a different landscape out there, its a different terrain that admissions offices are looking at. Reporter through the making caring common project at h
Across the country. The response from the Police Department in colorado. Plus, vicious attack. A woman is gored by a bison at yellowstone. Opting out, more big League Players saying they wont take the field for the new season. And from the photo claiming to show a bat the size of a human to the cutest bear fight weve ever seen, all the trending video for your Tuesday Morning. And good Tuesday Morning, everyone. We begin with the coronavirus emergency. The World Health Organization says the worst is yet to come. Infections are on the rise in 32 states. The mayor of los angeles now says 1 out of every 140 residents in the city is infectious. From california to arizona and texas, some hospitals are now on the brink. And across the country more beaches are closing. Officials are worried about scenes like this one at delawares Rehoboth Beach where three lifeguards have now tested positive. Abcs andrea fujii picks up the coverage this morning. Reporter this morning, 36,000 new coronavirus ca