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this, dave aiaronberg and vetern journalist and donald trump biographer, michael deantonio. you say that yesterday was the second worst day of donald trump s year. why do you say that? well, i think for him the very worst day was when he jetted off as the former president and joe biden was inaugurated as the 46th president. so that was a very very bad day for donald trump, but yesterday was exceedingly bad as well, especially given his loss at the circuit court of appeals on this demand by the 1/6 committee for his participation in their work. and i also think letitia james desire to subpoena him is something he s going to have trouble fighting. there s no leverage, actually, there in new york state, and i wonder, too, with the supreme court, where he s bound to appeal, he may have less leverage than he imagined when he appointed members of the court. they are involved in other controversies. they may want to protect the supreme court from further controversy by just ....
become an asu student. details coming up in a live report. and shortages and inflation may be damaging america s christmas spirit with families hit hard by pricing will make price increases. congressman joins us live to help crunch the numbers prebubble again tonight with the president s winter coat featuring travel testing requirements and extending mask mandates among other things. white house correspondent kevin corke is taking a closer look at what else to expect. a lot on that story tonight. good evening to you. more hoops for u.s. travelers to hop through as the biden administration continues a shifting approach to attacking the covid-19 crisis. this time, new flight rules regardless of vaccine status. and you probably heard this too. an emphasis on pretesting. speak out the actions i am announcing that all americans can rally behind. and it should unite us in the fight against covid-19. it was a familiar refrain from the bite in white house. if i covid-19, we ....
of the eight countries targeted by u.s. travel restrictions which go into effect in just six hours. as this variant inches closer to the u.s., president biden has just wrapped up a meeting with his covid-19 response team. joe, we now have a readout and a photo. yeah, this is the status report. it doesn t move the ball a lot, but it gives us some information. much of what we heard from the experts on cnn talking about the variant. here is a graphic from that. dr. fauci informed the president that while it will take two weeks on the severity, trans m tranc trans mmissibility of the varia, dr. fauci said boosters of the covid-19 vaccine provides the biggest protection against covid. now, one of the big questions, of course, is the extent to which authorities actually know where the science is headed. so if that s a question, the answer would be maybe. dr. francis collins, director of the national institutes of health, talked about that on state of the union earlier t ....
nearly 100,000 homes across the uk remain without power this afternoon after gale force winds created by storm arwen. properties in parts of scotland, wales and northern england are affected. power companies say they hope to restore supplies to the majority of homes later today. european ministers minus the uk home secretary priti patel crossing the channel. and coming up ros atkins and guests discuss the big that s in the media show at 3.30. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary sajid javid says the government could not have acted more swiftly in its response the the new 0mnicron coronavirus variant. he s called on people to come forward for booster vaccinations and is urgently considering widening the booster programme. two people who tested positive for the new variant remain in isolation as our health correspondent anna collinson reports. the borders have already been breached by 0micron with two cases of the heavily mutated covid va ....
now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, roger stone, longtime infinite republican dirty s trickster, dating all the way back to the richard administration. he likes richard nixon so much, she s got a tattoo of nixon on his back. still also, notoriously is donald trump s longtime associate, ally, henchmen, and fixer. which is why in 2019, stone was convicted of seven felony counts, stemming from the russian investigation, including, obstruction investigation lying to investigators and witness tampering. that then only resulted in president trump committee with his sentence, in 2020. just in time for stone to help plan the january 6th insurrection, stone appeared at multiple stop to steal events. in the days leading up to the attack. and just this even he was subpoenaed by the bipartisan house committee investigating the insurrection. according to the subpoena, quote, you reportedly spoke on january 5th a rallies that the u.s. supreme court, held by a group ....