the show that is not quite ready for round two, but here we go! i am kasie hunt on this tuesday, february 9th. we will start with the news. today begins the historic second impeachment trial of former president donald trump, accused of incitement of insurrection for the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol that left five dead. trump is the only president to be impeached twice and the only former president to face trial in the senate. the floor is already set. the house prosecutors and trump defense attorneys are going to sit at two long tables. you can see them there, allowing enough room for social distancing. the proceedings expected to begin, as mandated by the rules, at 1:00 p.m., with one update. senators will need to pass a new organizing resolution after trump s attorney, david schoen, withdrew his request to pause the trial at the end of the week for the sabbath. schoen says his portion of the defense will be completed by then and that they no longer need to pause f
to walk that back yesterday, tweeting about a quote federal plans to fight the virus. the one thing is clear, the u.s. is falling short on testing. connecticut, georgia, and ohio. just some of the states calling out the national guard to help distribute masks and tests. fox coverage starts now. we got my coven he s going to tell us what to expect in schools as millions of students prepared to head back after the holidays. but first, we go to david, he is hoping to be delaware of the president this afternoon. hi david. high gillian, high rich. we are just a few days away from the beginning of a brand-new year, 2022. we are talking about the national guard. we are talking about ventilators going back to states. some of this language is reminiscent of what we heard in the early days of the pandemic. the white house, covert response team held a news conference just about two hours ago, making several announcements showing somewhat of a federal response. meaning that they are
110 years. the district attorney says that s too much time behind bars, but what do the survivors think? let s go out front. good evening. so good you are with me. i m poppy harlow in for erin burnett. out front tonight, breaking news. the cdc shortening its recommended kwarn teenage time for all americans who test foifbz for covid now saying people should isolate for five days instead of ten, as long as they don t have symptoms and also wear a mask around others for an digzle five days. that is also the quarantine guidance for those exposed to the virus who are not boosted. saying boosted individuals do not need to quarantine but should wear a mask for ten days after exposure and get tested on the fifg day. this comes just hours after president biden told the nation s governors on a conference call today, quote, we have to do better. wh when it comes to testing. do you know how tough it was for some folks to get a test this weekend, shows that we have more work to do. it s
she held onto the tub, but it was lifted away by the tornado. after a pass, she found two officers who helped search for her grand chyron. both survived. let s hand it to michael smerconish. incredible story, john. thank you so much. i am michael smerconish, and welcome to cnn tonight. a trifecta of good news this wednesday evening. we re going to take apart this potentially game changing covid pill authorized by the fda today and take hold of this encouraging new data that appears to show omicron might not be as ominous as it sounds. and also take in this rare moment of harmony between presidents biden and trump in our pandemic fight, never say never. this country could use some doses of good news as we now see omicron all over the map of the united states. the variant that arrived 22 days ago has spread to all 50 states, along with d.c. and puerto rico. but that shouldn t necessarily be as frightening as it looks. dr. fauci highlighted data today from africa where omi
good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, december 23rd. and it s getaway day for millions of holiday travelers. expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the entire year. this despite the alarming rise of a new variant which is now everywhere. in the three weeks since omicron was first identified in the united states, the variant is now in all 50 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico. it accounts for 90% of new coronavirus cases nationwide. president biden last night addressing criticism of his administration s fight against covid, specifically that they didn t see the omicron variant coming. how did you get it wrong? how did we get it wrong? nobody saw it coming. nobody in the whole world. who saw it coming? did the administration expect a highly transmissible variant. sure, it s possible. it s possible there could be other variants coming along. what do you plan for? you respond to it. and i think