israel security cabinet is not interested in a cease fire at this time. we are getting video out of gaza showing widespread destruction. last night there was significant damage to an apartment building and today there are new questions about why israel targeted the structure with many civilians inside. 42 gazans were killed since yesterday evening bringing death toll to 200. in israel southern cities saw several rockets today. no casualties were reported. i hope the world see what happens in the synagogue. they don t want to stop. they never want to stop. they just want to kill us. trey: you can see the massive hole in the sealing of the rabbi s bedroom. earlier today a rocket slammed into the house and thankfully nobody was home at the time but the damage is extensive. crews working at the synagogue attached to the home cleaning up so people can be back in time tonight for prayer. this evening people will pray and this is how we answer these threats. we are not threatene
going to lose the script and i m going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. a stark and emotional warning from the head of the cdc over the rate of infections in the united states. as president joe biden urges people to keep wearing masks. thanks for joining us. well, day two of the derek chauvin trial will get under way today in minnesota. monday saw the highly anticipated trial of the former minneapolis police officer begin. protesters were seen on the streets of minneapolis on monday. chauvin is charged with killing george floyd last may, but floyd s death has had an impact far beyond minnesota. the scene of a white officer kneeling on a black man s neck for almost ten minutes set off protests around the world and it prompted a moment of racial reckoning in the u.s. prosecutors wasted no time in showing the jury the graphic video of the last moments of george floyd s life in which he said over and over that he could not breathe. meanwhile,
home as covid-19 cases increase across the nation. more than 13 million americans have been diagnosed at over 2,000 americans are dying every day from the virus. as states brace for an uptick in cases due to holiday gatherings the nation s most populous county, los angeles county, is set to impose strict stay at home rules that will take effect tomorrow. meanwhile, health way be on the way as the first doses of pfizer s 1ir9 vaccines are headed to the u.s. from belgium, but keep in mind a vaccine isn t expected for wide distribution until later 2021. a cdc panel will meet on tuesday to decide how the initial supplies of the vaccine will be allocated. joining me now emergency room physician and california congressman and a good friend raul ruiz, cardiologist dr. bernard ashby on the committee to protect medicare, dr. mercedes carnethon from northwestern university and dr. corey hebert, former co-chair of the louisiana governor s covid-19 minority task force. we should also not
the fda authorized the covid pill patients can take at home before they re sick enough to be hospitalized. here s where i think it can be very helpful. first is there are a lot of people who are remaining unvaccinated. i wish they were going to get vaccinated, but we know that there are some people who are just not going to do it. somehow these people are ready to take treatments if they get infected even if they won t get the vaccine which is not understandable. but still these people are the ones who are most likely to get ill, to overwhelm our hospitals. and if they can get a pill that removes them from the hospital, that will help to save their life, but also will help to remove the strain on our health care system. omicron is wildly contagious compared to earlier strains. just three weeks after it was first identified in the u.s., it now accounts for 90% of the country s cases. there have been outbreaks on land and sea. the miami herald reports royal caribbean of t
we never could find out why trent was killed because it was something this weird. she became the key. reporter: would she also become the next victim? she was scared to death to confront him. let me ask you a question, you re not setting me up, are you? she knew what he was capable of. reporter: and thus she was terrified. and thus she was terrified. her heart was on fire. lost to her, the music, the hum of other voices in the bar. there was only him. they were in the deep end now. and as lovers in the flush of new commitment sometimes do, they confessed their sins of the abandoned past, the worst things they d ever done, words, just words. best forgotten until they could no longer be ignored. lexington kentucky, one year before that night in the bar. a house where students live, and the music and laughter and chatter of a birthday party, swelled and ebbed and drifted in and out of the evening air. it wasn t a huge party. it was just a low-key party with s