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the covid pandemic took the lives of 800,000 fellow americans with three free vaccines out there and for the first time in humanpublicans ac of those who refuse to take the shot. we had an actual insurrection which we re under an investigation and resulted in 700 arrests and prosecutions, just not of anyone at the top. none of the presumed planners have been charged with anything including donald trump. the u.s. became a declining democracy in 2021 because of the trump coup attempt and a large chunk of the republicans essentially dropped its support for democracy in favor of ruling this country by any means necessary passing hundreds of jim crow style laws that attempt to block any voters who likely wouldn t vote republican from the polls, mainly black and brown voters of course enacting bizarre redistricting maps and even empowering local republicans to overturn lawful elections. and so we re confronted as we start this new year with two very different concepts of citi ....
sounding alarms over an authoritarian republican party. plus, brandy with new reporting on how january 6th extremism is being felt on the local level across the country. and what we re learning from the chaos of another back-to-school moment in year three of the pandemic. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, and happy new year to you all. as we enter this new year and brace for the anniversary of january 6th, now one of the most ig no minius dates in american history, the future of american democracy still hangs in the balance, resting on a knife s edge and one of the most important roles that the bipartisan committee investigating the insurrection is taking on, aside from fact-finding, which is important, is just the simple act of reminding the country what was true in the moments while the attack unfolded and in the moments afterwards, which is that what happened was horrific and extremely existentially dangerous to the coun ....
hospitalizations among children and straining nations hospitals and testing facilities. also on this new year s day, travel chaos shows no signs of easing. u.s. airlines canceling 2400 flight due to staffing shortages and bad weather. charles watson starts off live in atlanta, disease control headquarters. covid-19 getting the u.s. off to a rough start 2022 in terms of getting a handle on the pandemic, the omicron variant fueling sharp rise in cases as millions of americans get ready to wrap up the holidays and return to work or school. uncertainty in terms of what s next is u.s. averages 300,000 new cases a day and hospitalizations among children in record numbers, the nation s schools are sticking with plans to welcome in person learning while a handful of school districts opt to ease back to nearly half dozen georgia schools including atlanta public schools will go virtual when they resume classes next week and then we transition to in person learning in the days t ....
back to normal. sometime we can venture beyond it, to leave the known and take the first steps. so let us not return to what was normal, but reach toward what is next. what was cursed, we will cure. what was plagued, we will prove pure. what we tend to argue, we will try to agree. those fortunes were forsworn, now the future we foresee. where we weren t aware, we re now awake. and those moments we missed are now these moments we make, these moments we meet. and our hearts once all together beating, now all together beat. come, look up with kindness yet, for even solace can be sourced from sorrow. we remember not for the sake of yesterday, but to take on tomorrow. we heed this old spirit in a new day s lyric. in our hearts we hear it, for auld lang syne, my dear, for auld lang syne. be bold same time this year, be bold same time. for when you honor yesterday, tomorrow ye will find. know what we fought for, not to be forgot, no for none. it defines us, binds us as one. co ....
were transformed into a giant stage as it finally got to celebrate the start of a covid delayed year as uk city of culture 2021. radio: good morning. happy saturday. - this is rachel cusk. i hope you have had some caffeine in you already because today is going to be a very big day. the start of a summer weekend in coventry. but this is no ordinary saturday. today, the whole city will become a giant stage to mark the start of a big year as the uk city of culture. stay with us all day because we re going to make sure that you not miss a moment of this. coventry. it s been a long time coming. coventry won the honour back in 2017, way back before covid 19 forced their artistic director to change all her plans. you see the track, its down here. because we can t be bringing audiences together in large numbers or even participants, we ve had to think very differently. for a start, what is about to take place on these streets has had to be kept a complete secret. one of you is ....