landed the rights to hold another huge sporting event. welcome to the program the united states has registered a double record the highest single day increases of both coronavirus deaths and cases johns hopkins university has released figures saying that more than $3700.00 deaths and 250000 new cases were registered on wednesday as the world s worst affected country by far rollout of the 1st batch of vaccines continues into its 3rd day well u.s. vice president mike pence plans to get vaccinated on friday the white house says he and his wife will get their shots at a public event president trump is also open to taking the vaccine as well according to his press secretary trump has not said when he would get the shot. and president elect joe biden will receive the vaccine as early as next week biden says he aims to do so in public to demonstrate his confidence in the medication 3 former presidents bill clinton george w. bush and barack obama have also said they would receive the
cra-cra? you can use that term, i wouldn t, otherwise we re good. bad rap all day. we love it, yesterday, you missed it, jim, pat had this wonder full grab bay of weather, little line i totally stole from him. during the traffic, during the news. we like to share with each other, yes. so today, yes, winds is the story for now. we had little hint every fog starting to show up in the poconos, but i don t think you have to worry so much about the fog, guys, more than anything, the winds certainly something that you are going to notice, also the fact we have couple of showers moving our way. which at the moment really aren t doing much locally, but i show you the wider zoom to give you a sense of what s on the way. this is our approaching cold front. at the moment, kind of in that squeeze play, sort of in a holding pattern, if you will, finding the very warm air in place. once those showers cross through, and the cold air catches up to us, you will not only see the wi
get much worse. how much worse? the director of the cdc warns that the next three months will be, quote, the most difficult time in the public health history of this nation. so to be clear, the united states reported more deaths yesterday, more than 3,000, than japan has suffered the entire pandemic. look at that. we hit it in one day. so faced with the worth health crisis in the history of the nation. what is the president doing? he s trying to overturn the election in public, literally trying to undermine democracy in public. a 46-minute word salad of lies about the election, the election he lost, he is completely detached from both reality and liberty and still in control of the nuclear codes for another 50-plus days. on top of that, he s doing it largely for money to raise cash for a fund that he can use to fly around the country and throw parties at mar-a-lago. his former national security adviser, the one the president just pardoned, is now publicizing calls for marti
atkinson. that will happen friday, gregory meeks told nbc earlier that the investigation is moving quickly. we want to make sure we do our due diligence. it should not take a long period of time, basically you have a lot of admissions by the president himself. you know the parties that are involved. the american people should just read it. they should read this document and the document of the note, and the document that came from the whistle-blower. just read it. it s clear on its face. mean white the president is dismissing the efforts. there s no high crime, no misdemeanor, no violation of law or regulation. the justice department, when they looked at it said there was no violation here. i think this is just political theater. another new twist today. we re learning what president trump told two russian officials in a now infamous meeting in the oval office that happened in may of 2017. it was the day after he fired former fbi director james comey. the washington
impeachment. we start with president trump overnight, signing two spending packages, totaling $1.4 trillion. averting a government shutdown. the white house says the president signed the bills aboard air force one late last night on his way to mar-a-lago for the holidays. but as the president wakes up in sunny south florida this morning, back in washington, a cloud of uncertainty remains over what happens next in the impeachment battle. here is ivanka trump in a new interview. i think he sees it for what it is, which is really just raw partisan politics. on capitol hill, the impeachment showdown intensifies. the two chambers of congress caught in a bitter standoff as lawmakers head home for the holidays. and the house speaker nancy pelosi is holding impeachment in limbo saying she has no intention of sending the articles to the senate until their process is laid out. and in the senate, deadlocked between the republican and democratic leaders feuding over what they think