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who that will be. also, how long it will take to get her confirmed. the legal and political aspects of that. supreme court reporter ariane de vo vogue. there s an interesting two track thing. he stays until the end of the term but start the process now. right. well, for years, the process was usually between two to three months. there was the pick and then the vet and the nominee would go and visit with all the senators but all that changed, remember, with justice amy coney barrett. the republicans really pushed it, compressed it from announcement to confirmation. it was about 30 days. so you could see here the democrats moving very quickly. they could have hearings, they could even have a vote and then the president wouldn t sign off on the commission until after the term, right? when breyer has finished on the term. on the other hand, timing is interesting because this hearing is about a lot more than the nominee. first of all, it s going to be, as you said, the fir ....
february and that the nominee will be a black woman. the person i will nominate will be someone of extraordinary qualifications, character, experience, and integrity. that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. it s long overdue, in my view. i made that commitment during the campaign for president, and i will keep that. in the end, i will nominate a historic candidate, someone who s worthy of justice breyer s legacy and someone, who like justice breyer, will provide incredible service on the united states supreme court. breyer s announcement today takes his relationship with the president full circle in a way. then senator biden presided over breyer s confirmation hearings in 1994. let s go now to cnn white house correspondent m.j. lee. the president, he made it clear he s not chosen his nominee to the court yet. so, what happens now? reporter: that s right. though it is clear that the search has already begun, choo ....
and it includes history. listen. i have made no decision except one. the person i will nominate will be someone with extraordinary qualifications, character, experience and integrity. and that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. it s long overdue in my opinion. i made that commitment during the campaign for president, and i will keep that commitment. get to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins at the white house. the president said he didn t want to share much about what comes next but he shared an historic deal. it s also notable he put a timeline on here saying he will, his intention is to let everyone know who his nominee is by the end of february. so what that is going to kick off internally at the white house is a very extensive process of vetting. and the president has already he said he s been looking at the backgrounds of potential replacements. he s going to study this carefully. he ll l ....
variant to the next. a common denominator. saunders calls it a conserved site, creating antibodies to that is one path to a universal vaccine. so typically that s a place where the virus is binding to specific protein on the host cell that it s targeting. if it changes that site, then it s no longer able to infect. a big clue came from someone who was infected with sars, all the way back in 2003. what is dh 1047? the antibody dh-1047 is an antibody that we found from a sars cov 1 infected individual. 17 years later in 2020, they found dh-1047 was also protective against covid. protective against a virus that didn t even exist when these antibodies were first made. and so we took that antibody as a template to say there must be some site that s common between sars cov 1 and sars-cov-2 and let s figure that out. there are a number of covid vaccine strategies in the works. unlike the mrna vaccines we ve come to know, at duke they re working on a nano-particle ....
and i m not even talking about cnn producers. but first of the pandemic news affecting our nation s political elite. in washington, d.c., our state capital, kat, strip clubs have allegedly been warned about their dancers not wearing masks. in a hard-hitting investigative report, the daily caller finds that multiple strip clubs have violated the mayor s order on masks. this includes apparently the strippers who are supposed cover their noses and mouths even if there butts aren t. this is a personal point. i would not mind the rule on the date time when the clubs aren t building the first during. day shift. greg: but how can you enjoy a good lap dancer if you can t understand the strippers story about how she is just doing the temporarily to put herself through med school. and what kind of masks do you wear when stripping? i d asked stuart varney. and no, they do not make a 995 in latex. god knows i have looked all over pete s office. but the strippers, i bet they a ....