from israel. here in the u.s. tonight, the tensions from this war. the arrest and charges, and a possible hate crime investigation tonight in vermont. the suspect accused of shooting and wounding three palestinian college students. what police say the 48-year-old suspect told detectives when they knocked on his door. aaron katersky reporting. the scare onboard a southwest flight preparing to take off. the passenger opening the emergency exit over the wing and jumping. video showing ground crew workers pulling him out of a service truck. the deep freeze sweeping across much of the u.s. tonight, and right into the northeast. up to two feet of snow in some areas, from minneapolis to chicago to the east, wind chills in the teens and single digits. rob marciano timing it out tonight. the nation honoring former first lady rosalynn carter. the tributes that began today. and tonight here, what we ve now learned about former president jimmy carter. could embattled new york a
so when they stay far apart from each other last spring in the name of public health, it was an enormous sacrifice whether or not we understood it at the tim. but because this was a trusting and law-abiding country, we obey that order. we barely grumbled about it. we assumed they knew best. 6 feet from each other. that was social distancing. it was the law and most of us follow the law. but where did that law come from? who the of the scientific research that determine 6 feet is that safest distance apart from other people that you could be? someone should have asked that last spring, but as far as we know, no one did ask. it turns out the research that form the basis of that law came from a german high genesis called carl flew. it was he who decided 6-foot separations were necessary for the spread of pathogens. the cdc went with his judgment. with the cdc did not tell us is that carl had been dead 100 years. his research on social distancing was published in the 19th century
name of public health, it was an enormous sacrifice, whether or not we understood it at the time. but because this was a trusting and law-abiding country, we obey that order. we barely grumbled about it. idwe assumed they knew best. 6 feet from each other. that was social distancing. it was the law and most of us follow the law. but where did that law come from? who did the scientific research that determined 6 feet was the safest distance apart from other people that you could be? someone should have asked that last spring, but as far as we know, no one did ask. it turns out the research that form the basis of that law came from a german high genesis called coral fluke. it n was he who decided 6-foot separations were necessary for the spread of pathogens. the cdc went with his judgment. with the cdc did not tell us is that carl had been dead 100 years. his research on social distancing was published in the 19th century before most americans had electricity or indoor plumbing
behavior, now losing support from nearly all of new york s congressional delegation and both senators as he continues to deny all allegations. the dangerous storm striking at this hour. millions now in the path of heavy snow, torrential rain, and possible tornadoes. denver bracing for its biggest snowfall in years. tornadoes already touching down in texas, and more possible. rob marciano standing by with the timing and the track. traffic stop shootout. the dramatic new video tonight. a woman killed and an officer shot. what led up to the deadly scene. hot mic outrage. the sports announcer heard using racial slurs about a high school girls basketball team. tonight, his surprising response. and the senator facing racism accusations over his comments about the january 6th insurrection. what the wisconsin lawmaker said he would have felt if it had been black lives matter protesters or antifa marching to the capitol that day. and america strong. the extraordinary high
allegations against cuomo. congressional and state leaders in his own party say cuomo can no longer govern effectively and should resign. cuomo remains steadfastly defiant saying in a teleconference friday that he is not going anywhere and he flat-out denies the allegations against him. i did not do what has been alleged. period. look, it s very simple, i never harassed anyone. i never abused anyone. i never assaulted anyone. now and i never would, right? i want to bring in new york assembly leader crystal stokes. so good that you could be with us. so what are your thoughts now about this newest allegation in the new york magazine from a political reporter who said that he behaved inappropriately around her? well, i think all of these women should be heard. they should have their due process much like i believe the governor should have his. when women complain people should listen, and i think we have set up a process in new york with the assembly judiciary committe