this morning millions of americans are waking up waiting and wondering where is the help they need? where is that covid relief bill? the short answer, still making its way to the house with the senate expected to send it over as soon as today. when we expect the final vote and when you can expect a check to hit your bank account. i don t know how i would have survived without the extra amount. it s a godsend. president biden promising to sign it as soon as he gets it and getting ready to make his first prime time address as president. marking one full year since the country shut down. and we are live in minneapolis inside this courtroom, day two of the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin, with jury selection set to start for real this time any minute. the drama over whether to add to third degree murder charge and the controversial defense that led george floyd s sister to walk out. that is where we start live in minneapolis where jury selection is set t
at what went so wrong. and then, water, water everywhere, at least 300,000 people dealing with floods that have left entire communities under water and killed at least 17. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. our health lead. for the first time since taking office, president joe biden joined his covid team s regular call with the nation s governors telling state leaders, tell us what you need. this all comes as omicron cases surge nationwide. topping delta s peak. and the white house continues to struggle to address the testing supply shortage during the holidays. from miami to new york, kentucky to colorado, americans waiting, sometimes for hours, to find out if they test positive for covid. right now the u.s. is averaging close to 200,000 new covid cases every day. that s the highest number of cases on a daily rate since january 19th, 2021, before vaccinations, before boosters were widely available.
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