this is cnn breaking news. i m pamela brown in washington. it s shaping up to be a busy saturday night. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are here live in the cnn cnn newsroom. breaking tonight, a third covid-19 vaccine is one step closer to reality tonight as the u.s. food and drug administration issues emergency use authorization for the johnson & johnson covid vaccine. i want to get straight to cnn health reporter jacqueline howard who is going to break down the next steps for us. reporter: pamela, you re right. there are next steps. now that the fda has issued an emergency use authorization for this vaccine we re next going to hear from the cdc. here s the timeline of what s going to happen. tomorrow, an advisory committee to the cdc is going to meet and discuss how the vaccine can be used. are there certain groups that should be prioritized for access? what should the distribution or storage look like? that will all be discussed.
turned to infinite terror. i just hear help. someone s in trouble. i was scared. i was scared. a husband found murdered in a closet. a wife tied up in another. they found her on the ground with her hands behind her back. she just had bruising on her arms and on her face. inconsolable, screaming, crying. who could be behind this? it just eats me up inside. their only daughter, desperate for justice for her dad. be careful what you wish for. everybody gasped. nobody could believe it. this terrifies me because this could happen to anybody. hello and welcome to dateline. she was his teenage crush. then puppy love turned into a lifelong love affair. eventually high school sweethearts jamie and sandra melgard got married and raised a daughter. they were celebrating a remarkable 32 years together when jamie was brutally murdered. to crack the case, investigators would have to uncover the secrets of an illusion worthy of the great houdini. here s dennis murphy w
christmas? lawrence: it was good. i didn t get to see my folks until yesterday. but all is well. i had a false positive test so i m all checked out. carley: i didn t know that. lawrence: i got to hug my mom and dad yesterday. i got celebrate. all is well. will: i got the call from lawrence, carley over the weekend. we ran into each other here in big d. i got the call from lawrence hey i got a positive test. i was around you. i didn t get the gradual lawrence it was false positive. that s breaking news to me right now, lawrence. that s interesting. thanks for the heads up. i love you, brother. here s the things i m going to forgive you that because you have at least one small excuse. and that is i imagine you were up late just like i was last night to watch the most dominant team in the nfl reclaim their position as a super bowl favorite. the dallas cowboys just whooped up on the washington football team. lawrence: it was about time. will: that meant i didn t get much sleep. i
start with us. i m christine romans. i m laura jarrett. welcome to our viewers around the states and around the world. atlanta and johannesburg to get to. we start with breaking news. jon gruden resigning a s head coach of the las vegas raiders after the new york times reported he made homophobic and misogynistic comments in numerous emails over the course of 1e6seven years. our corey wire is here. how did all those emails come out after so long? good morning to you. the emails came out as part of a workplace misconduct legal case against the washington football team. the report says gruden denounced women as referees and drafting gay players when the rams drafted michael sam in 2012. player ache reed who kneeled during the national anthem should be fired. and used a homophobic slur when referring to roger goodell. the emails are from a seven-year period that ended in 2018. gruden said, i love the raiders and do not want to be a distraction. thank you to all the playe
let s bring in barbara mcquade along with greg bluestein, msnbc political contributor for the atlanta journal-constitution. and author of flood, how georgia turned purple and broke the monopoly on republican power. greg, if you will, start us off. i mentioned the former president will be showing up. the arraignment will still go forward. what can we expect? in georgia defendants have the right to waive their arraignments. it s no surprise that at least a dozen of the co-defendants have already done so. that means they re gonna be bypassing with a packed courtroom, tv cameras rolling, they re bypassing logistics. it s not a huge surprise. what happens now as it ramps up the next phase of litigation. which is already underway. there s defendants who are trying to speed up trial, others that are trying to slow the trial down. there are these five that are trying to remove the case to the federal court. what we know now is that donald trump and his litigation strategy revolve