challenge. can president biden get the country on the same page about the pandemic? he s there now. this will be his first official trip as president four weeks in. he s taking the pitch for his $1.9 trillion relief plan on the road. wisconsin battle ground state helped secure biden s victory. also, hard hit by the weather, hard hit by the economy, hard hit by the pandemic. now, this is all a leadup to the house vote that is expected on the package next week. the biden presidency will be defined in large part by his job on the pandemic, but also, whether he can help us move past the pain of division. his predecessor s ghost is still haunting us post impeachment. trump s silence was strategic. the trial is over. so is the silence. he is now in war mode on his own party targeting senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. here is what he said in part, i m not going to show you his entire thing. if you want to find it, find it yourself. he s an unpolitical hack and will never do wh
more vaccine doses and a timeline for when we might return to normal, just a few of the promises president biden made at a fascinating cnn town hall last night. watch this. by the end of july, we ll have over 600 million doses, enough to vaccinate every single american. as my mother would say, with the grace of god and the good will of the neighbors, that by next christmas, i think we ll be in a very different circumstance, god willing, than we are today. that s hopeful, looking ahead. some promising news for parents with children who are still learning from home. the president suggesting that children will be back in school five days a week, not one day a week, five days by the end of april. all this as he pushes to go big with his $1.9 trillion covid relief package. let s begin with cnn s john harwood at the white house. a big promise from the president as well. 600 million, so enough with two doses for most of the population by the summertime. reporter: that s right.
my name is nilson. i m originally from honduras. my fathersa citizen. my wife is a citizen. my son has been born here. my mom is a legal resident. i ve been here for 20 years. so what is the point of i.c.e. having me here for? . [ speaking in foreign language ] covid-19 can be characterized as a pandemic. all of italy, a country of 60 million people is now effectively a red zone. covid-19 is sweeping through the country s jails. they have proven to be a breeding ground for contagion. how s everybody doing? how are you thinking about what s happening out here with this coronavirus thing? everybody is here under a lot of stress. we see what s happening outside, how fast it s been moving. once it gets in here, we all will be at risk. [ speaking in foreign language ] because they only wear the face mask on monday, and now they don t even have it on at all. you see up there, checking the room. it is not practicaling social distance. six feet, there is no way we r
death of george floyd. what we know about how this is going to play out. and desperately needed aid is now arriving in tonga, more than a week after a volcano eruption and tsunami there, but volunteers say there are still major challenges ahead. we are so grateful that you re joining us this sunday, january 23rd. thanks so much for waking up with us. good morning to you, christi. good morning, boris. good to see you. of course. let s talk about what we re learning out of new york this morning. yeah, really a tragic story. new york city police officer jason rivera, the deadly shooting that claimed his life, the 22-year-old was killed friday night when he was responding to a domestic violence call. his partner, 27-year-old wilbert mora, was critically injured. the rookie cop grew up in an immigrant community where he said relations with police were strained and that s why he decided to join the force, to help. yesterday mayor eric adams honored rivera and the ot
all right. good morning, everybody. welcome to the cross connection. i m tiffany cross. you heard some of the black voters who put joe biden in office weighing in on his myers i first year with mixed reviews. biden gave himself high remarks in what turned out to be the longest press conference in presidential history. it was a quite informative one. now, there have been many successes that you don t often hear about in the biden administration. over three-quarters of americans have finally received one jab. that s something and free home tests are now on their way to your mail books, not to mention the pass annual of the american rescue plan. we put more change in your pockets. we appreciate that and a massive infrastructure bill. but we do have to be honest. there have been many challenges, excuse me, ballooning inflation. the social spending bill nope as build back better, it s pretty much stalled indefinitely now and, of course, the big unanswered question, that is, of