tennis star novak djokovic could be allowed to stay in stral where he s being detained over a fight over his visa. everything we did to wring our hands on the ground to have the sleepless nights led to a wonderful last 16 days. it may be the most celebrated mirror ever heard. a major milestone for the $10 billion james webb telescope and what is next for nasa and what this will tell us. glad to have you with us this sunday, january 9th. appreciate you waking up with us. how are you doing? i m well. how are you? good. early alarm clock. we re hanging in there. i know. 2:00 a.m. or 1:45 rolls around early. we re glad all of you are up and with us as well today because we re talking about something really important and need to remember the people, the first responders and front liners this morning because across this country the omicron variant has pushed the hospitalizations close to the record that was set almost a year ago. just to give you some perspective there.
too early on this wednesday morning. morning joe starts right now. one year later should be a simple, solemn commemoration of what happened and a collective, unified determination to never let anything like that ever happen again. i m even more worried now because the moment of unity is gone and, most importantly, the moment of moral clarity, of collective, patriotic outrage is fading. it went from republicans being apologetic about their president to voting to exonerate him. it went from republicans being angry at him and denouncing him to voting against putting a bipartisan commission together to get all of the facts out. democratic senator brian schatz warning yesterday the next attempt to overthrow american democracy is being organized right now. ahead this morning, we re going to speak with congressman jamie raskin, who led the second impeachment effort against donald trump following the january 6th attack on the capitol. and we ll be joined by one of the men who
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton, and kate proctor, editor of politics home and the house magazine. welcome back to both of you, welcome back to both of you, happy welcome back to both of you, happy new year. the is headline daily tests for 100,000 key workers as prime minister sticks with plan b measures, at an announcement in downing street. the metro quotes borisjohnson, who insists england can ride out the 0micron wave as he brings no new covid restrictions. however, in the guardian, he admits parts of the nhs could be overwhlemed in the coming weeks, as hospital trusts declare critical incidents amid staff shortages and covid patients. the daily telegraph claims covid testing rules are to be relaxed, as part of efforts to shorten the isolation period and solve staff shortages. and the financial times pictures tech entrepreneur elizabeth holmes, who was found guilty of fraud, aft
see their loved ones. for other people they found out today, more than 1,000 flights canceled for this entire we weekend, today and tomorrow form the number are staggering, delta announced more than 280, jetblue more than 100 flights. all those people were excited about traveling again. i just spoke with a man who is on his way to paris. he says his hasn t seen hi family since 2019, because the borders closed, and despite the omicron variant or delta, anything else, he s going to make his way back to his family. other travelers are not so lucky. listen to their fears of not making it home in time. so a lot of those travelers are talking about what it means for them not seeing their family, but stuck in the airport. people are starting to make their way to get inside. some of those flights were canceled earlier in the day. more flights were scheduled for the afternoon and for the evening hours, but this time around, people have been checking their phone. i spoke with one woman
that training broke down. this is what happened. i shot him. oh, my god. kim, sit down. oh, my god. it was the worst mistake anyone entrusted with using deadly force can make. during her cross examination, potter admitted that wright never threatened her or the other officers. never saw a gun? no. he never threw a punch? no. never kicked anyone? no. never said, i m going to kill you? no. never said, i m going to shoot you? no. never said, there s a gun in the car and i m coming after you? no. yet, she fired and wright died. i m sorry it happened. i m so sorry. her show of remorse did not, in the end, move the jury. at least not enough to acquit. we the jury on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree, while committing a misdemeanor, on or about april 11, 2021, in the state of minnesota, find the defendant guilty. we the jury on the charge of manslaughter in the second degree, culpable negligence on or about april 11, 2021, in the