welcome all of you. the cdc confirming more than 465,000 new cases yesterday alone. 2000 deaths. that s the highest single day case number since the pandemic started. americans are scrambling to get themselves tested. the demand led to scenes like this. dozens of cars waiting in line in miami in hours long lines in new york city. the white house covid response coordinator said the president won t sign the contract for the 500 million at home tests until late next week delaying how long it will take to get them in american s hands. and new concerns that federal and local vaccine mandates are leaving the country more vulnerable. the military and police have been forced to cut vital personnel. instead of protecting leadership from the white house our commander-in-chief is enjoying himself at home in delaware. how nice! matt, starting with you, this morning i was thinking about last year. with president trump i reminded myself with his leadership on testing. we had no tests. pres
reliable sources. but first you know the biggest story this weekend is the firing of chris cuomo from this network, cnn. i have been working the phones ever since this was announced yesterday evening. frankly, i have been on the phone until the last five minutes here getting information about what happened, and where cnn goes from here. so i would like to start, now that you know the news about cuomo s firing with a timeline of how it came to this point. why was chris cuomo fired now after cnn management supported him all year long? that s the key question i have been pursuing as a media reporter for the past, you know, 18 hours or so. so here are the answers i have so far. let s take a look at the day-by-day timeline this week to catch you up. on monday the new york attorney general general s office released that document dump. it landed with a thud. there was a lot to read, some of it damning. some of it about chris. now cuomo s view was he never engaged in opposition r
equipment. the other would order the department of homeland security to do that job. it s unclear who drafted the orders and very important to know neither was ever sent. now the committee has the testimony of someone who might know something about all of this. cnn was first to report former vice president mike pence s chief of staff mark short quietly testified before the house select committee. caitlyn polan starts us off in washington, d.c. caitlyn, help our viewers out here. what might mark short actually be able to offer investigators about what was going on inside the west wing leading up to january 6th. reporter: good morning, laura. mark short is really the top guy around mike pence in the vice president s office at key moments. we don t know exactly what he told the committee. my colleagues did learn this was a lengthy session that he took part in last week when he went to speak to the committee. he also had handed over a limited amount of documents previously an
although you can see that ball of fire coming up on the other side of the atlantic. ainsley: you will see sunshine but not see what on fire island, brian? brian: no cars. only bicycles. it s impossible to get a dui. steve: i think you can. you can be drunk driving a bike. brian: can you? ainsley: bicycling under the influence it s a bui. steve: grant was driving a horse too fast. he wasn t drunk. actually that would have been the one day he wasn t drunk. brian: he did sometimes surge drinks. steve: surge drinks? brian: yeah he would blitz it. go dry for a long time and go after it. much like chris in his prime in college. i would say this. did we really need the sign surf line? we know where the surf and the sand. where the water ends. it said surf line. steve: that s the organization that provides the image. we need to thank them. ainsley: surf line right here with an arrow. it s a big day today. brian: that was ainsley s way for me to tell me to star
military sites multiple times and then transmitted information back to beijing in realtime. gillian: the million question now is just what type of information did it collect? the pentagon tells fox news it was limited intelligence value, whatever that means. we expect to learn more when the briefing begins shortly. the government has been studying the wreckage since it was shot down two months ago. i m gillian turner in for sandra smith. general milley gave an update over the weekend. my analysis of china, at least their military and perhaps others have come to some sort of conclusion that war with the united states is inevitable. i think that s a very dangerous thing. i don t think war is inevitable or imminent but we need to be pragmatic going forward. gillian: his message, tone down the rhetoric. john: brace yourself, gas prices may be on the way up. it s a fox news alert. gas prices could be climbing just in time for summer travel. that s the warning coming out to