republican lined up now to replace her. plus, the new legal move by derek chauvin s lawyers. could a juror s t-shirt be enough to get george floyd s killer a new trial? mixed messaging on masks continues to cause confusion. the head of the cdc joins us to try to clear that up. and an army veteran who almost died in afghanistan speaking out on president biden s pull out of troops. why he said it s time for america to leave. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it s wednesday, may 5th. liz cheney chose truth over power and is about to cost her a leadership role in the house and quite possibly her elected political career. republican sources tell cnn that minority leader kevin mccarthy is planning to vote for next week to remove her. this hot mic moment on fox capturing mccarthy s blunt assessment of cheney s future and we should note the audio was edited and does not contain the host s question. i think she s got a real problem. i hav
for the house administration will now come to order. before getting started i need to acknowledge each member, committee member, present today. i need to do that by name to make sure we have a quorum and a quorum is reported. i am informed we have with us mr. aguilar from california, misses steel from wisconsin, fernandez from new mexico, mr. rodney davis from illinois, the congresswoman from pennsylvania, and joining us will be a visiting member from the state of alabama. in a moment i will ask unanimous consent that she be allowed to participate in today s hearing. the action will be recorded likewise for the quorum. so good afternoon, everyone. good morning if you are on the west coast. as we begin today, i want to note we are holding this hearing in compliance with the regulations for remote committee proceedings pursuant to house resolution eight. generally, we ask committee members and witnesses to keep their microphones muted when not speaking to limit background noise
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the host unveils a sweeping management overhaul of her show after allegations of workplace misconduct. we hear from a former producer about what it was like to work there. she ll fix it. but first, here s today s eye opener. it s your world in 90 seconds. on this administration, authoritarianism has taken root in our country. the democratic national convention kicks off virtually. whenever we look to this white house for some leadership or consolation or any semblance of steadiness, what we get instead is chaos. gss in case of ng if the alarms emergency. there was glass all over the place by the end of this the president said the only way he can lose is if this election is rigged. the postmaster general to slow the mail? i have encouraged everybody, speed up the mail, not slow the mail. covid-19 has forced the university of north carolina at chapel hill to convert to remote learning. after just one week i wish that when we went into lockdown we looke
president biden. lobbies out lie the support before the president says he wants a decision. they pull out of the cop-26 summit on doctor s orders. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello, everyone. it is wednesday, october 27th, and we begin with a big step fighting the pandemic which has lately been impacting children. vaccine advisers to the u.s. food and drug administration are recommending the pfizer vaccine for kids as young as 5. they say the benefits outweigh the risks. take a listen. when we make these kinds of decisions it s all based on one thing. would we give this vaccine to our own children. no one would have said yes if they weren t willing to give it to their on children. the advisory panel voted to recommend the pfizer vaccine for children, but there was one abstention of the vaccine mandates. i just worry that if we say yes that the states are going to mandate administration of this vaccine to children in ord