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meets right now today and tomorrow about booster shots and that is not all. president biden is trying to get members of his own party on the same page. also a hercules task. this series of meetings the white house today with congressional democrats to try to push his bill back better agenda. plus the search for petito s missing fiance. on tuesday three ice agents were assaulted after a number of recently deported haitian men deported a plane that just landed there. ahead, what we re learning about that situation. we want to start with this virtual global covid summit. the president is hosting from the white house. you got shannon pettypiece for us. stephanie gosk following the cdc s meeting on booster shots happening right now. and infectious disease physician, the principal investigator on the pfizer trials at yale school of medicine, working on trials with children on boosters and immunocompromised, plus he has trained physicians and experts in rwanda and liberia as w ....
people feel angry about what s been going on in downing street, i feel angry about what is going on in downing street, but the correct process now is to get to the full facts. and for the prime minister to appear before parliament, which he will do, and be held to full account. it s being reported a man who held four people hostage at a synagogue in texas for more than 10 hours is a british citizen. police say the man is now dead, all the hostages have been freed. later this hour, exploring the impact of climate change around the world. a special episode of life at 50 degrees focuses on one canadian town that suffered a record heatwave and devastating wildfires last summer. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the tennis star novak djokovic has deen deported from australia after losing his attempt to have the government s decision to remove his visa overturned. a federal court upheld the decision to cancel his visa on the grounds that the world number one s refusal to b ....
before the months out, thompson said. tonight, one member of the committees explained why pence s information is critical for their inquiry. he said, i would think, very undoubtedly relevant testimony for us about that pressure campaign. we d be in a better position to speak to it than he would. all the efforts they went into to violate his constitutional duty, to count the votes. and instead, reject votes. without basis. as they indicated, we intend to extend that invitation fairly soon. let s hope that he s going to do the right thing. chairman thompson said that they are also focusing more intensely on the role some members of congress played ahead of january 6th. we have information that members hosted people who came to washington on that day in their office. we have information that before the actual certification, people came earlier, or were given tours in the capital. we have pictures of members taking pictures with people who came to the rally. there is ....
how close we came to losing our democracy and how fragile that democracy remains. after their dear leader told hem to head to the capitol, a maga mob descended on the hill violently clashing with police, smashing through windows. they swarmed the capitol asking where are they counting the votes, and where are you, nancy? it s a testament to the capitol police that they didn t reach their targets. we saw officer eugene goodman heroically divert the mob, but four police officers died following the events of that day, and speaker nancy pelosi held a moment of silence for them as part of a day of remembrance on the hill today. the only republican member of the house who attended was liz cheney who brought her father, the former vice president dick cheney, her republican colleague adam kinzinger said he wished he could be here, but his wife is about to have a baby. democrats spent the day sharing testimonials of their experiences. house members also got together to serve foo ....
before are hospitalized with covid. the cdc predicts the entire country will see record hospitalizations in the coming weeks. they also predict more than 44,000 people could die in the next month. for more now, let s tune to cnn s tom foreman. reporter: the skyrocketing record levels of new infections have health officials playing defense in every way. we haven t lost control of it. this is a formidable outbreak. it is unprecedented, the likes of which we have not seen in well over 100 years. reporter: as predicted, the surge is not hitting everyone equally. if you are unvaccinated, you are ten times more likely to be a case and 20 times more likely to be a fatality. we re still getting the data, but what we re hearing from hospitals really across the nation, and this is very consistent, is that the vast majority of the children who are being admitted are unvaccinated. reporter: so many people are being affected, many states are reporting near-record highs. ....