olds, and he spoke about regret that she will never experience motherhood. on behalf of my family, we can t thank the community and everybody for their overwhelming support that we have gotten. rikki was truly special to us. she was vibrant. she was bubbly. rikki was kind of the light of our family. when rikki showed up at the house, we never knew what color her hair was going to be, and we never knew what new tattoo she may have. but that was rikki. rikki lived life on rikki s terms, not anybody else s terms. her life was cut short, unfortunately, by the events the other day. sad in that she didn t get to experience motherhood. she didn t get to experience marriage. she was 25 years old. outside of the king soopers tkpw grocery store, there s a memorial growing by the hour. new details are emerging about the hour of terror that unfolded at the colorado grocery store. the killer was wearing some kind of tactical vest and shot an elderly man in the parking lot multiple tim
johnson & johnson. we are still on track to have the number of doses we need to vaccinate all adult americans by the end of may. this was not even a facility that was approved by the fda, so we were not betting on these doses, we were betting on doses coming from moderna, pfizer and also johnson & johnson has assured us that we will be getting the 24 million doses that they have promised in april. right now more than 40% of adults in the u.s. have received at least one dose of vaccine and about 23% of people are fully vaccinated. the country has come a long way from the days of hunting around for clorox wipes in stores only to find none and now the cdc says all that scrubbing of surfaces isn t so necessary after all. disinfection is only recommended in indoor settings, schools and homes where there has been a suspected or confirmed case of covid-19 within the last 24 hours. instead the cdc recommends cleaning of surfaces with regular soap and detergent as the risk of
without power since monday has been rationing oxygen tanks for their 5-month-old baby boy born premature just home from the hospital. they built a make shift heater from a pot on bricks. the family is boiling bottled water because there s no water pressure. this is no longer just an emergency. it s clear that it is a disaster. we ve seen a cascade of effects that have turned what is already a dire situation into something much worse. residents are frustrated. they re angry. they are cold. what they re enduring and continue to endure is heartbreaking. in the town of del rio, the wastewater plant is offline. officials are begging residents, do not flush your toilets. panic buying across the state leaving supermarket shelves bare. the state agriculture commissioner says they re, quote, looking at a food supply chain problem like we have never seen before. nearly 12 million texans facing water service disruptions this morning. look at that. nearly 1/4 of the state is under or
violence is from a broad range of ideological group. under trump the department had been reluctant to warn of the dangers posed by white supremacist groups. cnn has learned that federal agents are scrambling for leads on whoever placed bombs outside of democratic and republican headquarters in washington. the worry here is they will strike again. authorities say the heightened threat will likely remain over the coming weeks and months. cnn s jessica schneider has more from washington. laura and christine, this is a significant bulletin from the department of homeland security because it warns about threats from domestic extremists. there were iran related threats after the u.s. killing of iranian general soleimani but this is domestic threats. this is a bulletin warning of possible threats. dhs putting it this way saying they do not have any information to indicate a specific credible plot. however, violent riots have continued and we remain concerned that individuals fru
welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is early start. i m laura jarrett. good morning, laura. i m christine romans. it s wednesday, february 10th, it s 4:00 a.m. in new york. an extra early edition of early start for you. a national trauma being relived by its victims at the scene of the crime. the second impeachment trial of donald trump is about the former president inciting a mob. it s also a test of whether this is still trump s republican party, or if the gop is ready to move on. democrats opened their impeachment case before the senate with a jarring and graphic video, drawing a direct line between donald trump s effort to inflame the crowd at his rally, and the deadly insurrection that followed. let s go! let s go! this truly terrifying video we have not seen before, that with an underwhelming presentation by trump s lawyers leaves six republicans to join all democrats in rejecting the argument that trying a former p