for all the stuff we have to report on that is not as much fun, there s some good stuff going on up there. and i will tell you, ali, they are taking, i kid you not, a tiny little piece of the wright brothers plane with them for the ingenuity copter to go up there, they have attached it for this interplanetary benchmark. super exciting. sunday night, it will be fantastic. great to see you and congratulations on the vaccination. well, it was another day of dramatic testimony in the trial of derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. dr. andrew baker, who conducted the autopsy on george floyd, had his turn on the stand. we will show you what he said about the presence of drugs in george floyd s system and what it had to do with his death in a moment. but as we mark the end of the second week of the trial, we want to take a step back and note, it s not just another trial. it s not how other trials of police officers have gone. as much as this is about holding derek chau
jon heecham and niall ferguson. also the world health organization controversial report on the origins of covid. the u.s. and 13 nations express concern about the paper complaining that the investigators lacked access to crucial information. i ll talk to the virus hunter peter daszak. and what in the world happened to german? in the first wave it controlled covid remarkably well. among the best in the west. now angela merkel admits they have lost control. i will explore the fate of miss merkel and her nation. but first here is my take. while donald trump claimed he wants to make america great again, president biden is attempting to actually do it. trump s slogan got americans thinking about the 1950s and early 1960s, when the u.s. dominated the world and the economy produced rising wages for workers and executives alike. a defining feature of the years was federal investment in infrastructure, scientific research and education. by contrast, washington in recent years has
meacham and niall ferguson. also the world health organization controversial report on the origins of covid. the u.s. and 13 nations express concern about the paper complaining that the investigators lacked access to crucial information. i will talk to one of those investigators, the virus hunter, peter daszak. and what in the world happened to germany? in the first wave it controlled covid remarkably well. among the best in the west. now angela merkel admits they have lost control. i will explore the fate of miss merkel and her nation. but first here is my take. while donald trump claimed he wanted to make america great again, president biden is attempting to actually do it. trump s slogan got americans thinking about the 1950s and early 1960s, when the u.s. dominated the world and the economy produced rising wages for workers and executives alike. a defining feature of those years was federal investment in infrastructure, scientific research and education. by contrast,
and they are on edge over this. a new monmouth poll shows 6 in 10 americans support the bill. just moments ago, the jobs report released. the numbers far better than expected. the u.s. economy added 379,000 sdwrobs last month. the unemployment rate fell slightly to 6.2%. the expectation has been around 200,000 new jobs. it is a positive signal for the labor market, but the nation is still down nearly 10 million jobs. nearly one year into the pandemic. 10 million americans. let s begin on capitol hill with cnn s jessica dean. as the senate finally begins three hours of debate on the coronavirus relief deal after they had to read every single word of that, kind of a ploy by republicans to delay this. despite all those delays, does a vote happen, and when that vote happens, does this pass? yeah, good morning, jim. the vote is certainly going to happen. the question is now timing. to get to your point, we don t know exactly how long this is going to take. i ll explain why all o
as you ve been hearing, the uk, france and the united states have all registered new coronavirus records as the omicron variant continues to spread rapidly around the world. the uk recorded nearly 219,000 new infections in the latest 24 hour period, the highest daily figure so far. prime minister borisjohnson said that despite the huge increase in covid cases there is a substantial level of immunity in the population. but the weeks ahead are going to be challenging and some services will be disrupted due to staff absences. in order to combat this, around 100,000 critical workers in the uk are set to take daily covid tests from january 10 in order to reduce the spread of the virus to colleagues it will be for key industries including food processing, transport and the border force. but business leaders had been calling on the government to cut the self isolation period for people in england who contract covid 19 from seven days to five, in an effort to curb labour shorta