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another possible testing requirement amid a nationwide shortage. there has been some concerns about why we don t ask people at that 5-day period to get tested. that is something that is now under consideration. the cdc is very well aware that there has been some pushback about that. looking at it again, there might be an option that testing could be part of that. harris: wow. the cdc, legislating according to pushback. i don t want to say the word politics. we ll just move on. the president also facing a series of court challenges over his federal vaccine mandates. the u.s. supreme court will take up one of the challenges this week. and justices will hear arguments on friday on the federal mandate for large private companies. arkansas governor asa hutchinson said this. it s a little bit ironic. whenever you see the federal mandates on vaccinations, they have in this administration utilized federal power rather extensively and that s one of the things that we are ....
major snowstorm in washington d.c. i hope to be opening the new session as president pro tem. it comes as a surprise that it was snowing. democrats want to pass the social spending bill. some democrats are pushing executive orders. there s executive actions that the president can take today to actually make life better for people and to, you know, let s say up the ante a little bit to make sure that we do get legislation done. the other pass has to be executive action. here s the problem. if the president could implement the policies, he would have done it already. democrats are looking at changes to the filibuster. but that requires an agreement of all democrats. yes, rules changes are on the table. we re discussing them actively with the senators. as i said in the dear colleague that i issued, we re going to vote on voting rights shortly including considering rules changes. schumer told democrats the senate could vote to change the filibuster by martin lut ....
good afternoon, garrett. gillian, good afternoon. after more than 27 hours of deliberation, this jury of six men and six women reached a verdict founding kim potter guilty of first degree and second degree manslaughter. we got notes from the pool reporter. they noted one of the jurors as the verdict was read was visibly emotional, crying and shaking as this process played out. clearly emotional. that stood in contrast to kim potter herself who showed very little emotion as that verdict was read, especially compared to friday as she gave the emotional testimony. after the judge dismissed the court, kim potter s husband and her two sons were there in the courtroom. her husband could be heard yelling to her i love you. she yelled back i love you. sentencing in february. the maximum sentence is 15 years for first degree manslaughter, ten years nor second degree manslaughter. we re told it s most likely it s up to the discretion of the judge but most likely that she ....
been signed. experts say those tests are weeks away if not longer. mike: peter doocy gets us started from the white house northline. good afternoon, peter. good afternoon. a lot of questions here at the white house today about backing up this big promise for half a billion tests by next month. the government telling us there s going to be a new website where people can go to request a test for free to be sent to their house, but so far we don t have much on timing. we don t know how many tests each person is going to be able to order for free. we also don t know exactly how they are going to back this up. because, as the new york times is reporting today, and as jen psaki confirmed in the clip you re about to see, they still haven t signed the contract yet. why is it you guys are promising 500 million tests next month if you haven t even signed a contract? we have no concern about the contract being finalized. we are working to finalize the contract. if it i ....
easier said than done when planed are packed and tempers are frayed. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. the exodus is on and the tensions are running high. hillary? hi, neil. another factor in this has been the rise of the covid variant omicron. some feared that omicron would be a grinch crushing the christmas spirit of holiday travelers this season. twice as many passengers are expected to take to the friendly scares compared to this time last year. last friday and saturday, 4.3 million people traveled through checkpoints around the country. that is compared to a total of two million that travelled the same days last year. even with a new variant on the rise, a lot of people we talked to traveling today say they still feel safe. doesn t scare me at all. it s not stopping me from traveling. i travel a lot. i m comfortable. would you do anything differently to prepare in light of omicron spread something. not really. i follow the rules. ....