good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i am brianna we hrar back with john berman, january 3rd, 2022. >> it is great to see you looking healthy and happy. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> i'm not sure this is how you expected it would be. >> 2021 ended onnen interesting note. we begin with breaking news. 25 million people under storm warnings. parts of the eastern u.s. could see snowfall totals up to eight inches amid the first major winter storm of the season. a snow emergency is in effect here in washington, d.c. this has forced the federal government to remain closed today. d.c. public schools are now closed until thursday because of the storm as well as coronavirus. >> and with case numbers skyrocket, miguel car dough that said there will be bumps in the road as schools attempt to reopen. more than 30 colleges and universities have already announced changes to the start of the semester. 45 states have had a more than 50% rise in cases over the last week. look at all the red in that map in terms of the rise in indication. the this is the hospitalization look, which is what most people consider the more accurate way to look at the pandemic. 28 states are seeing rising hospitalizations. meanwhile, the biden administration is considering once again changing the guidance on those who test positive. the new guidance, which has been in effect for only a few days at this point, advises people can return to work and school five days after testing positive with no requirement for a negative test. dr. anthony fauci said the agency, the cdc, could soon issue an update on that. much more in just a moment. let's begin, though, with the weather. let's go to cnn meteorologist chad myers in the weather center, which i guess is powered this morning. i guess there are hundreds of thousands of power outages in georgia where you are. >> reporter: yes. tornado watches in the coastal carolinas from the same storms that brought wind to georgia, bringing wind to the north carolina, south carolina area. but the big story today is going to be the snow. the first significant snow for the blue ridge, for d.c., annapolis, into southern new jersey, a lot of snow. i know you said up to eight inches. but models are saying much more than that. maybe even double that in some spots. we are seeing a lot of heavy snow right now. one to two inches of snow per hour. it may snow four or five hours. this is what the radar looks like down to the south. range changing to light sleet and snow in south georgia. same in the blue ridge right now. the roads are a mess. with this much snow, wet roads getting colder. temperatures in the upper 20s. the roads are not going to be slush. they will be freezing. 'em the bridges first. this is what the radar will look like. we move you that ed to 9:00. snow all across the delmarva, d.c., annapolis, all the way out to the east coast. this is where the snow will be the heaviest. by noon, still snowing. it does move away. this is a one-day event. but some plates will be piling up snow. 8 to 12. there may be areas in the pocket that could see more than 12 inches of snow. look at the windchills out west, though. 13 degrees below zero is what it feels like in des moines. john. >> chad myers, we'll be watching closely. the mid atlantic states, more than 12 inches of snow the next few hours. thanks for that, chad. >> u.s. airlines cancels flights yesterday. 1,700 today. this marks the eighth day in a row of 1,000 cancellations during a holiday travel season hit hard by the pandemic and the bad weather here. cnn's pete muntean is live at reagan national airport with more. pete, give us the latest here. >> reporter: brianna, a quarter of all flights have been canceled here at reagan national airport. the snow coming down pretty hard. no doubt another huge day for flight cancellations across the country. look at the numbers. 1,700 flights canceled today nationwide. 10% of all flights at southwest airlines. another 10% at skywest, one of the smaller regional airlines that operates for delta, american, and united. but 13% of all flights at jetblue. we have seen long lines at airports in atlanta, chicago. in atlanta, some passengers had to stay overnight in the airport. this one atlanta passenger has been trying to get home since thursday. >> i tried to leave on thursday. and then they canceled it. and then we tried to reschedule for saturday night, and they rescheduled it again and canceled it. and then today they canceled on the way to the airport. now we are rescheduled for tonight. >> reporter: have they given you any kind of lodging or anything at all? . >> no, not yet. >> reporter: that's got to be frustrating. >> it is. but as long as with we can get back, it will be good. >> reporter: american airlines said covid callouts have been consistent with what it is seeing the last few days. chicago o'hare is the most impacted right now. they are trying to rebook passengers so they do not hit snarls when they get to the airport. 15,000 flight cancellations in total since christmas eve. the tsa anticipated today will be one of the busiest days for air travel with everyone coming home at once. we will see how busy it is with all of these cancellations. >> very bad timing. pete, thank you for that report. >> we were headed to florida for vacation and our flight got canceled, so we drove. >> that woman who was talking, thursday to monday, they could have driven. >> it turns out florida is far from new york, but was worth it. mayor bowser is showing all students to show results of a negative test before school starts on thursday. the district deals with a skyrocketing surge of cases. gabe cohen live in washington with a look at what schools across the country are dealing with. gabe. >> reporter: yeah. and, john, as you mentioned, d.c.'s mayor said without that negative covid test, students and staff will likely get turned away if they try to come back to the classroom this week. so many districts are grappling with this. they are urging them to keep classrooms open given the health crisis so many are facing right now. we are hearing from hraelgt experts the parents can take to keep kids safe >> she's a little fighter. >> reporter: rachel spent the day after christmas debating a trip to the er after her daughter tested positive for covid and developed a frightening fever. >> we're terrified. she's been through a lot. we have tried so hard to keep this from happening. >> reporter: the number of kids hospitalized for covid has hit record highs. the vast majority are unvaccinated. how concerned should parents be? >> i think parents need to take a deep breath, first of all. >> reporter: they are covid specialists and mothers. >> i know it's really hard. >> reporter: coming off holiday gatherings, it may keep covid surging. so they want to limit indoor group activities, keep kids 2 and older masked in public and at school. and rapid testing. kids 5 and older are eligible for vaccination. cdc data shows as of last week, 23% of children 5 to 11 and 62% of kids 12 to 17 have received at least one dose, compared to 86% of adults. >> so i appeal to parents that if your child is 5 and older, get that child vaccinated. >> reporter: some schools are starting january with virtual learning, though the cdc wants districts to keep classes open. the u.s. education department put out a guide for school, advising them to host vaccination clinics and test students after an exposure rather than quarantining an entire class. >> it's scary that he is going back to school. >> reporter: a covid long hauler herself says her 16-year-old son is battling brutal anxiety from the pandemic and needs to be in class. >> there is a big concern. but it would be more detrimental for him to be home than at school. >> reporter: if a parent tests positive, the cdc considers their child a close contact and say families should follow local health recommendations, based on their kids's vaccination status and school's rules. >> if you tested positive, when you send back on monday? >> i would do my have he best to get a test and monitor for symptoms. >> reporter: the cdc says keep them out of class and activities and get them tested. >> if you test negative, i would test again the next day. >> reporter: you think still hold them out for a day and get them tested again? >> i would. especially if they have a sore throat. >> reporter: what if they can't get a test? >> the safest thing is to isolate or quarantine in the home. >> reporter: the cdc shortened the period of isolation from 10 days to 5, and that applies to children too. districts in chicago, los angeles and new york are districting millions of free tests to students. and the biden administration is about to start sending a half billion rapid tests to homes for free. >> i'm having my son pcr tested today simply because he has a cold. >> reporter: robin jackson is still struggling with this question for her son. >> what can i do to ease his anxiety about going back? >> reporter: what would you say to her? >> look, it's scary. it's out there. at the same time it's an infectious disease that we have some treatments against. we have some vaccines against. so try and live your life. >> reporter: and the u.s. education secretary says that as schools reopen, there will most likely be some bumps in the road. some of them will probably be short staffed due to infections. and, remember, so much of the local health guidance, it is so much of the health guidance, i should say, is still local. experts are urging parents if you have a positive case or unique health situation you should be making two phone calls, one to your child's pediatrician, the other to their school. >> gabe cohen from washington, where there is no school today. let's bring in a family medicine physician based in florida. first, doctor, i want to get your opinion on the cdc guidance that has been shortened. we should say it looks as if it's about to change. let's play what dr. anthony fauci said over the weekend about possibly adding a test to this controversy will guidance >> people are getting concerned why not test people at that time? i myself think that's a reasonable thing to do. i believe the cdc soon will be coming out with more clarification of that since it obviously has generated a number of questions about at that five-day period should you or should you not be testing people. >> what do you think about where this guidance stands, dr. burrows? >> well, i thought the guidance was flawed when it came out. i understand why the cdc is doing this. they are trying to get people back to work. they're trying to make sure that we have, you know -- not have the financial aspects of covid. but it certainly is, you know, confusing to both the providers and to the patients when you're telling people they can go back after five days. so i do think they will amend that and i think that's the right thing to do. >> what about the testing, dr. burrowes? >> it is very reasonable if you test for covid and five days later you can go back to work. they should be tested again in my opinion. i tell people to quarantine for 10 days still. >> so, why weren't there tests from the get-go when you had so many doctors saying this really should be an element of this? >> yeah. i think that they're looking at the supply chain. we have been having issues. at my office, we have so many positive cases of coronavirus. just last week, we ran out of tests. we didn't have the ability to test with rapid tests because we were having issues just ob obtaining them. i think they were taking that into account. that being said, they should be doing what's best for public health. this current policy is not in the public's interest. >> one question i have as we move into january with these very high case numbers, but hospitalizations which aren't breaking the bank just yet as it were in many places is how can we move forward? how can we live with this safely going forward? look, the rule for schools, the unspoken rule for schools was don't accepted your kids to school if they're sick. don't go to work if you're sick. is that enough? >> no, it's not enough. first of all, the way forward is the vaccination. we have the tools to move forward. we're adjustment not utilizing them. we have a vaccine. we have several vaccines. and you can pick one, right? we have local governments that are doing the right thing. i live in florida. in florida we're not doing the right thing. in florida, our governor, desantis, is fighting schools on schools that want students to wear masks to schools. he said he is protecting people's freedoms by not making mask mandates. you cannot get on an airplane without a mask, so why should you go to school without one? people muddying the waters is why we are having an issue going forward. >> here in d.c. when my kids go back to school this week, they will be taking a test and they have to test negative in order to get back into school. how should schools be doing testing? how often do they need to do testing to keep kids safe? >> great question. i'll use new york as an example. in, in, they are saying if you come into contact with covid that you need to go home, take a test that day to see if you're positive or negative, and take another one in five days. and they're actually giving the students two kits. the initial kit and the five-day kit. while that's great for this particular outbreak. what happens next week, the week after that? the reality is to make it safe, we have to increase our testing. but the problem with that is that we don't have the supplies. so until we get everything coordinated and have enough tests to make sure we're testing our students at least, you know, three times a week, if not every day, this will not work. >> all right. dr. burrowes, thank you so much for your insights as we await changes in the cdc guidance. we really appreciate it. up next, former president trump's reactions to the insurrection and what his daughter was telling him to do. and marjorie taylor greene permanently banned from the platform. what she posted that took it too far. he is wearing a patriots jersey. played one game on the patriots. antonio brown's bizarre exit in the middle of a game. i mean, i have never seen anything like this. took his shirt off, walked off the field shirtless. what his teammates are saying this morning. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? 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made several pleas with him to call this off, to let it go. and it still took about 187 minutes for him to finally put out the video in which he finally told rioters, while being very special, they should go home. what they really need here are the records from the trump white house, as well as firsthand testimony to piece this all together. that's more difficult to get than some of this other forensic analysis they can get from the lengthy list. 300 people they have spoken with, as well as people who have voluntarily put forth records. that's going to be one of the key lines of questioning. what we learned from the chairman bennie thompson sunday in an interview with dana bash, they are zeroing in on the funding. they are getting a little more clarity about what their man concerns are regarding the flow of a ton of money surrounding the stop the steal rally and the events around january 5th and 6th. here's what the chairman told dana bash this weekend. >> we have some concerns, but we have not made those concerns public at this point. but we do think it's highly concerning on our part that people raise money for one activity, and we can't find the money being spent for that particular activity. >> reporter: watching this interview, i actually thought that was one of the most rell va tore comments in this interview, where did the money go. we have two lines of questioning, what was going on with the white house, what was going on with the money. finally, brianna, we know the committee is zeroing in on what was going on at the willard. what we know now is former police commissioner bernie caric basically said, look, he is going to stop funding suites at the willard and wanted former new york city mayor giuliani to pick up the tab. so there's all of these questions who was paying pore what, what was the intention, what was happening. and then another crucial question, brianna is what was going to inside those war rooms at the willard. >> yeah. very important questions. whitney, thank you for the report. joining us is achieve legal analyst jeffrey toobin and frances rooney. the 187 minutes that liz cheney and others say they have direct testimony that the president was told and did nothing, liz cheney called it a dereliction of duty, which is very specific language there. before we get to the legalism indications, i want to talk about the moral significance of direct testimony that the president didn't step in for that long. >> well, it's tremendously important to that part of the story of january 6th, which is the whole white house donald trump part of the story. what did the president know and when did he know it, the great question that's always asked in congressional hearings. and the real question for the committee now is, how are they going to tell that story, who is the witness, what are the documents they're going to show. because the committee has got to move to a new stage now. we have a lot of congressmen and women talking about what the evidence is. now, the public is going to have to see that evidence. and how are they going to present that evidence to the public? that's the really hard question, especially around donald trump since there's been so much lack of cooperation. that's really the heart of what this committee is looking at. but we don't know yet how they're going to tell that story. . >> jeffrey, congresswoman cheney uses the phrase dereliction of duty, i think for specific legal reasons. why does she keep harping on that? >> well, because the issue of whether there was any criminal conduct by the president or anyone around the president is a critical one. and two washington federal judges have held that obstruction of the counting of the electoral votes is a crime. that several of the people inside the capitol can be charged with obstruction of congress, as well as some other offenses. and that raises the question of whether anybody else in connection with this riot can be charged. people who encouraged it, inspired to make it happen. spe and i think she is saying the president may be one of them. >> how concerning is it that the committee has learned he was getting this input, ivanka trump two times at least imploring him to do something about the situation at the capitol. how big a deal is that? >> well, i think it says something good about ivanka trump that she tried to do that. and i think probably the committee will find other people tried to do the same thing, which will put them in conflict with the grand master himself. and that will be important for the american people to know who was at least trying to stop the damage. you know, this guy has a history of defying laws. and what liz said, dereliction of duty, you know, he took an oath to uphold the constitution. jeffrey would have to weigh in on whether it's illegal or not. he has a history of defying lie and running rouning rough showe people. >> go ahead, jeffrey. >> if i could just add, what did he say about the rioters? he 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