standby. protective fencing outside the capitol began to be reinstalled overnight. we got an inside look on what s going on the streets from shimon prokupecz. police are preparing with the possibility that protesters may arrive with weapons. it s unclear how large this rally will be. but security officials say they want to avoid the mistakes on january 6th when officers were unprepared and overwhelmed by the siege that was really filled with president trump supporters. even though transportation security administration is ramping up security. the agency says that it is monitoring and positioned to deploy in response to any issues that might prop up in the d.c. area. we begin with cnn s pete muntean live for us at ronald reagan washington national airport with more. this is really a testament to just how widespread they re trying to make of the safety net, pete. that s right, brianna. the tsa says it s always on high alert you ll see more canines and law enforcement office
price tag. this would be a historic expansion of the social safety yet that could touch almost every american. and i want to bring in u.s. commerce secretary. madame secretary, the president s build back better plan is critical to his economic agenda. what will be different about his remarks today? well, i think you ll hear the president really make the case with the sense of urgency, and he is insistent and right this this is a moment now we have to meet the moment and make these bold investments. i can tell you from my discussions with businesses, the build back better agenda is very good for business. they want investments in infrastructure, broad band, job training, child care, so their workers can be productive. and that s exactly what the president s package calls for. but we are seeing sharp divisions even within the democratic party on how to pay for it. what do you think about that? does that concern you? it doesn t concern me. look, the reality is these are in
coverage of california s recall election. cnn projects that gavin newsom easily defeats the recall, remaining in office to finish out his term. newsom thanking california for voting down the recall saying they rejected negativity, but also saying that voters gave a thumb s up to science, to vaccines and to ending the covid pandemic. why don t we see how this all shook out, where it is on the map. cnn s phil mattingly is over here. he s joining us from the magic wall. this isn t even close. it is not even close at all. at this point in time 65% reporting. obviously we have already called it for the noes. that means gavin newsom stays in office. 2.7 million votes ahead. 66% to 33%. but here is the reality when you look at this state. joe biden won this state by 30 points. go back to gavin newsom in 2018, he won this state by 23 points. this is a democratic state. 2:1 democratics in the state. a surge in the very few republican voters they had and independents to break their w
and we have seen growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders, but from violence that gathers within. there is little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home. but in their disdainful pluralism, in their disregard for human life, in their determination to defile national symbols, they are children of the same foul spirit and it is our continuing duty to confront them. those who seek to maim and kill members of our duly elected government are children of the same foul spirit as those who try to destroy america s institutions 20 years ago. a stark message in how anyone feels about president george w. bush, you may think a message that condemns extremists abroad and at home is something everybody can agree on. even though george w. bush mentioned no names, one person clearly heard something that sounded familiar in the phrase disdain for pluralism or maybe it was the foul spirit. because based on h
credible evidence of substantially declining protection against severe disease which is the primary goal of vaccination. and in other words, these authors and this is a well respected group of folks, say, look it doesn t help prevent severe disease, why are we doing this and what are the point of this and this is including the science health organization and food and drug administration. now let s look at the other side. that side is rooted in many ways here in israel where i am now. there is lots of israeli date yu looking at boosters, they have given booters to about a third of the population over the past six weeks and they say that it does help protect against severe disease and hospitalization. they say they have lots of day of thea that does show that it helps and dr. fauci, the president s medical adviser has quoted this data many times. let s take a listen at what he said last week. if you look at israeli data and they are about a month ahead of us in vaccinations a