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medical contributor dr. nicole saphier, and in the rituals hot see is jimmy family. welcome, everyone. president biden has urged the supreme court to keep his mandate for private businesses with more than 100 employees as protests continue across the country. members of congress are asking the high court to block the order, blasting the mandate is a blatant overreach. at the same time the latest covid surge shows little sign of slowing down. on thursday, the united states reported a record number of new daily cases for a second day in a row. where is president biden? vacationing at his beach house for the 34th time, a notable move, especially for a person who campaigned on the promise of getting covid under control. kennedy, he promised that he would step down the virus. but it feels like a virus is kind of shutting us down which it should not be because we know that omicron is more mild. but if we look at blue states it looks like biden did the opposite, covid a shutti ....
during that siege? were you worried about his safety? no, i heard he was well protected. i heard he was in very good shape. but the chants, that was terrible on the he could have well, the people were very angry. they re saying hang mike pence. it is common sense, john. it is common sense that you re supposed to protect how can you if you know a vote is fraudulent, right, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? wow. former president trump defending the january 6th rioters who were hunting down then vice president pence. jonathan carl interviewed trump for his new book, which is chalk full of new reporting on the lengths the former president and his allies went, trying to overturn his 2020 election loss. among that new reporting is then white house chief of staff mark meadows, who played a key role in trying to convince pence he had the authority to stop the certification, sending an email to a top aide, for the former vice president, det ....
brings me to another big headline. this kind of says it all from the associated press. u.s. move to shorten covid-19 isolation stirs confusion, doubt. i think it really encapsulates what many americans feel, confused and doubtful and weary after the cdc dramatically shortened the recommended isolation person for the covid positive as omicron is exploding. a move that s also drawing some criticism from many renowned experts on infectious diseases. could it lead to even more covid cases? that s a fear. we have the guest tonight to try to help clear up any confusion and address the concerns that guest is dr. anthony fauci, white house covid task force member extraordinaire. he is about to join us in a moment. why are there concerns and confusion? before now those infected with covid-19 had been sliezed by the cdc to isolate for ten days, but now it s recommending only five days of isolation if they don t have symptoms regardless of vaccination status. once out of isolati ....
the average of new cases has never been higher as we head into the third year of this pandemic. reporter: we keep hoping it will be better. this is not the season anyone wanted. we are over 250,000 average daily cases. that s a record nobody wanted to see. some of the most vulnerable among us are baring the brunt of it. nationwide, hospitalizations of children with covid are up. on average, nearly 50% in just one week. new york city has seen pediatric admissions jump to five times what they were. in washington, d.c., half the children coming are testing positive. that s not because omicron is uniquely targeting them. but because we see chirp hospitalized because of covid or in the icu because of covid. they are unvaccinated. parents are unvaccinated. reporter: that s why some believe the reopening of schools, especially those with covid safety measures, could reduce the spread of among kids. others are not convinced. what we will see is once children go back t ....
a cure illusive. now more than a dozen states have approved cannibas to treat autism autism, and for some, it s the jackpot. ready? time for drops. for others, it s a gamble. every day i give the medicine to my daughter is a potential day for me ending up with felony. it s like the death penalty of family law. what if it was your child? would you take the risk? an ancient plant to treat a mysterious disorder of the brain. this is weed six, marijuana and autism. you re about to see kara s life. i do want to warn you, this will be hard to watch. kara has severe autism. kara. stop. her fits are dangerous. frequent and disturbingly violent. i decided to journal all of her hitting and i started back in 2016. this is her mother christy. we met up at the home in texas. closed fisted punches to her face. hold her down, aggression and self-injurious behaviors are common especially in children with severe autism. for three decades dr. doris was the chief a ....