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and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. top government officials are currently considering requiring everyone who enters the united states to be tested for covid. the day before their flight. this comes as the cdc quickly ramps up efforts to ward off a possible threat from the new coronavirus variant. right now, the biden administration is working with pfizer, moderna, and j&j, to develop contingency plans for a potential booster. the cdc, also, enhancing screening for the variant at four of america s busiest international airports, newark, jfk, san francisco, and atlanta, specifically, are on that list. the u.s. is, nonetheless, prepared to combat it. to be crystal clear, we have far more tools to fight the variant today than we had at this time last year. vaccines remain our most important tool in our fight against the virus. we are hoping and i think with good reason to feel good that there will be some degree of protection. now, of
such a thing as a gun violence archive certainly says a lot. mostly, obscene. but as tempting as it always is to simply be numb to it all, try to think of all the kids who don t have that option tonight as they try to cope with what they have gone through. there isn t enough numbness in the world to blur the memories that they now have or blunt the grieving they have yet to go through. or erase even a second of what even the lucky ones endured today. reporting from the scene for us tonight, stephanie parkinson from local cnn affiliate weyi. stephanie, what s the latest? reporter: we know right now that 11 people were shot today and of those, um, three of them passed away. 16-year-old male, a 14-year-old female, and 17-year-old femalefemale all killed inside oxford high school. we don t have identities yet. what we dough no about when this all happened is a very quick response. we are talking within five minutes of that initial 9-1-1 call that they had that gunman in custo
Of a powerful guy that gets added to jeffrey epstein s web. all right. vicki, thank you very much. it s going to be incredible to watch all this. and, vicki, i know you are going to have more on this when your series airs on discovery id this friday. thank you so much for your time. i am glad to see you and thanks to all of you for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. it s hard to say good evening when a school in this country is being described by local authorities as a, quote, fairly large crime scene. that s where we begin tonight. yet another school where kids died. this time, the detroit area. oxford high school, oakland county, michigan. at least three students killed by gunfire. eight other people hurt. a 15-year-old boy in custody. according to the gun violence archive, this is the 651st mass shooting in this country this year. they die d define mass shooting as four or more people killed or wounded not including the shooter. and the fact that there is even
The same time. the biggest watched thing today, and people are focused on it, discover id, all those cases. and they can be slanted whatever way that producer or director wants to do it. and that s it. because you know what? it could be one way, the person could have committed the murder, and then you could come another way. harris: well, it ll be interesting to see how this works out. a high school basketball coach in hot water after he s caught on camera head butting a referee. should he be fired? prosecuted even?