the strain. cdc has not yet reported any cases here in the u.s. they want to learn more president new variant. we know that this is a variant which has a lot of mutations, like 50 of them, more than 30 in the spike protein. the part of the virus that attaches to your humanselves if you get infected. white house correspondent jackie hinrich begins our coverage in nantucket. reporter: president biden has just left nantucket and back at the white house he will receive a briefing from dr. anthony fauci with all of the latest developments on omicron this afternoon. the question remains if the president will impose new travel restrictions with this cropping up in europe. i m having a meeting with my medical team as i get back to the white house i ll have more to say. reporter: so far no cases have been offered in u.s., dr. anthony fauci said he would not be surprised if it wasn t here already, it is not clear whether new lockdowns would be necessary, but he added people shou
stomach. lara: what he thinks of the accused killer whose motive is still unknown. anita: joe messed up afghanistan and out a tough path without ron, is he in danger of the disaster in chief? tyrus what do you have is before what it is coming up we are saying bye-bye bye two iconic bargains gas and food prices soaring should healthcare be next? raymond: we know nothing about the new omicron variant. dr. fauci is busy taking political sides. meanwhile president biden is caught without a mask. dr. fauci is add it again today hyping the omicron variant. on the various sunday shows. watch. the mutations would strongly suggest that it would be more transmissible and it might invade some of the protection of monoclonal antibodies and convalescent plasma and even antibodies induced by vaccines. raymond: given that there is no extensive testing on this variant and the south african say it presents only mild symptoms, what is dr. fauci talking about? tyrus: i establish yesterday i
we only go as fast as we can go. more than 2000 billings have been completely destroyed. nearly all those destroyed buildings residential. and now about 4500 people are in need of shelter bred survivors sharing the moment he and his family rushed for safety. we and our five kids all got in the ocean. we found a floating barge we hung onto. we were out there floating in the ocean we stuck together, we held on so we are not going to die. rachel: deadliest wildfire in the united states over the past 100 years up in the states attorney general has opened a probe into the wildfire response and critical decisions have happened before, during and after that fire. will: can you imagine can you just imagine? he said five kids and how my senate will walk past that seawall he dove over. in that water hanging onto your kids the sky is black, flames bearing down on you. that is a view from the water there. and then of course the sea and you re just fighting to keep everyone together a
stanford at 62, los altos is 54 and more 50s instead of 60s on the coast. we have that offshore and oakland and hayward, and not that strong but still a slight easterly breeze. this will align itself to the north and south meaning it will lose energy and push that fog inland over the next few days. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s well inland. we have some slowing already on the altamont pass, but not a surprise. you can see the traffic will be busy on the 580 westbound, and now on the 205 approaching the mountain house parkway to the main part of the altamont pass. driving from livermore to dublin, a little bit of slowing at the dublin interchange. on interstate 880 the traffic is light and also on 580 heading into the maccarthur maze and the bay bridge. we have more people showing up at the bay bridge but plenty of room. it is 5:01 am. two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire were 36 died pleaded not guilty. derick almena and max harris injured not guilty pleas to
possibly preparing to intervene in hong kong. that s where we begin tonight, protesters hitting the government right where it hurts, and the wallet. and the government hitting back with some force. the comment coming after protesters shifting strategy from blocking neighborhoods and streets to paralyzing one of the world s busiest airports, a key component in hong kong s lucrative tourism and travel industries. greg palkot has a late breaking details tonight good evening. it is just after 6:00 a.m. wednesday in hong kong and the airport has been quiet for a couple of hours as it tries to get ready to open up again. it was very noisy earlier tuesday. protesters and police clashing at hong kong s international airport, the local media called unprecedented chaos breaking out at one of the world s busiest transport hubs. for the second day in a row pro-democracy activists staged a sit in blocking chickens and security areas, getting in the way of passengers and stopping over 10