The person in question. The person sort of wanders in. Sits down on that bench, appears to look at their phone for a while maybe. And then eventually they move on again. This new footage released by the fbi today, is of course in addition to the other footage. Of the same suspected bomber, that has previously been released by the fbi. It has been eight months, since these bombs were placed. There is still been no arrests in this case. The fbi in the atf are offering 100,000 dollar reward for any information leading to the arrest of this expected bomber. In their statement about the new footage they released today. And also a new map they released, showing what they think was the walking path of the bomber that night, between 7:30 and 8:30 pm on january 5th. The fbi is getting newly specific about what they know, about the suspected bombers. And what they look for and the public. This is been the fbi is released quote. Reviews of the suspect s behavior in video footage and interviews wi
Benghazi hearings. Congressman adam schiff on where we go from here. I heat the ever living [ bleep ] out of him, choked him, everything else, trying to get him under control. Horrifying new body cam video showing what really happened in the death of ronald greene. And a greene family attorney joins me tonight. Then, new trouble for donald trump as prosecutors put the pressure on his top money guy. Well, will allen westelberg flip on trump? yes. How the attack on election in arizona is a warning for the rest of the country. Why yoga was banned for schoolkids in alabama for decades and how they got it back when all in starts right now. Good evening from washington, d. C. I m zerlina maxwell in for chris hayes. Even though both democrats and republicans were all there together when hundreds and hundreds of trump rioters attacked the capitol in attempt to overturn the presidential election, with each passing day, more and more republican senators are coming out against the bipartisan janu
congress, compared to 46% who prefer republicans, that is a statistical tie due to the margin of error. what isn t a tie is that republicans hold a commanding advantage when it comes to enthusiasm for november s midterm elections. 61% of republicans are, quote, very interested, compared to 47% of democrats, which could make all the difference in who controls congress. and then there is this, which doesn t bode well for the country. not only does 72% of americans say the united states is heading in the wrong direction, 70% of americans agree with the statement that america had become so polarized that it can no longer solve the major issues facing the country and that those differences will only continue to grow. just 27% of americans say that despite the nation s strong partisan differences, the country always comes together to solve the greatest challenges. now, consider this, the last time nbc news posed this question in a poll 12 years ago in 2010, just 45% of americans sa
provide critical support to help relieve some of the drain and the strain on the health care system. and more relief. early indications suggest the omicron surge is starting to slow in a handful of northeastern cities such as new york and washington, d.c., that bianna got hit first with this. yeah. that is a promising sign. in moments, president biden will speak from the white house laying out his latest efforts to tackle the pandemic. then he ll be heading to capitol hill later this afternoon where he will make a direct appeal to senate democrats to take action on voting rights. this as house minority leader kevin mccarthy changes his tune, saying he will not cooperate with the committee investigating the capitol riot despite previously saying he d do so. we begin this morning at the white house with president biden set to address the nation as covid hospitalizations hit record highs. cnn white house correspondent john harwood is following. john, the president expect
capping a hectic week of all things kids. a conversation with mayor eric adams. he is committed to keeping classrooms open for learning. he is also pushing new yorkers to start thinking differently about how we all live with covid. president biden talked about this new normal. some of his former advisors are urging better planning. we will speak with one of them shortly. there is the problem of where we are with new cases averaging more than 615,000 a day and deaths according to new figures out within the hour now averaging close to 1,500 a day. for whatever signs there are of the omicron variant is less deadly, the sheer bulk of cases is driving deaths up. first mayor adams, i spoke to him shortly before air time. mayor adams, appreciate you joining us. you have been extremely busy and firm that even as covid cases spike, kids among schools, the children will remain in schools and schools will remain open. we ve seen the problems in chicago between the city government and