There were parts in russia that people lived to be 120 years old, eat Yogurt And Youll live longer. I ate it until i was 11 and heard that wasnt the case. Then i heard in japan, japanese live a long time so i started to eat sushi and then the french drink wine. What do they do In Tulsa, oklahoma . Like the president met with somebody who is like, 102 . 106 . 107 . There were three over 100. Three over 100 and the male survivor grabbed my hand, he said, i watch you all the time. And started lecturing me about what was going on. I think what drove them in talking to them in all sincerity was they wanted the story out. SometimeS Purpose can extend your life. Keep you going. I think that the purpose of them talking about What They saw, this viciousness, this murder, their Loved Ones being assaulted and killed because of the color of their skin, i think it drove them to keep living until they finally watched the president of the United States telling their story. Validating how amazing at t
ahead right here on cnn newsroom, the cdc cutting covid isolation and quarantine time in half just as more and more people get sick with the omicron variant. a 14-year-old girl out shopping for a birthday dress shot and killed by police. we ll show you the hard-to-watch body cam footage released by the lapd. plus the latest victims of america s epidemic of gun violence. multiple people killed in denver, colorado. we ll tell you how police say it unfolded. the u.s. is now averaging nearly 200,000 new covid infections each and every day, but that s not stopping the centers for disease control from cutting the isolation time for people who test positive. the cdc now recommends isolating for five days rather than ten as long as a person has no symptoms and this is key wears a mask for the next five days. listen. it just makes sense if you keep them out for five days, keep them isolated for five days, then get them back doing their job, doing their work, keeping a ma
mattingly. the president planned to speak before omicron was revealed to me, the dominant variant here in the united states about 24 hours ago. reporter: yeah, wolf, even though the president acknowledged he was surprised by how rapidly it became the dominant variant, white house officials have known for several days, the if not weeks, they had to enhance their response, that s what the president laid out in detail, whether it s boosters, ramping up on the hospital side of things, that the administration is ready to do more and this is a very different moment for the cou country. tonight president biden seeking to ensure an exhaustive nation as it braces for what may be the largest covid wave yet. this is not march of 2020. 200 million people are fully vaccinated. we re prepared. we know more. reporter: but the remarks marked a complex effort to straddle the line between a dire message to the unvaccinated. if you are unvaccinated, are you at a highly risk of getting s
tornado touched down in the wichita area yesterday, damaging hopes, cars and at least 50 to 100 buildings there. the worst damage happened in the town of andover where authorities say most of the roads are closed. with the sun now up in kansas, authorities will be able to get a much more detailed and closer look at the damage. last night, andover s fire chief laid out the tough task ahead. we know that there was a direct tornado strike that started in sedgewick county and travelled into andover. we had many buildings in andover take very tough damage. total in the path there were 966 buildings, we believe. we do not have a damage assessment on how many of those were damaged. all right. cnn meteorologist allison chin c char joining us now. we know at least 14 tornadoes were reported across kansas and nebraska. the threat is not yet over. what do we know? yeah, that s right. the same system is continuing to move on. it s been a very active past 24 hour. as you mentioned
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