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it is very hard to imagine anything but 2024 being a step change of more broken and more illegitimate and more likely to be a constitutional crisis than anything we have experienced, frankly, since 1876. wow. all right, ian, thanks for that. or not. but we appreciate your honesty, candor and analysis. ian bremmer, the host of gzero world on pbs. we re just getting started. straight ahead, senator alex padilla joins me to discuss the future of president biden s big agenda and defending america s democracy. another hour of velshi begins right now. good morning. sunday, 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. i m ali velshi. the january 6th insurrection was the starkest reminder of the deep divide in contemporary america. in the year since that day has left an unreconciled feeling across the country. a recent usa today poll finally found something that an overwhelming majority of americans agree on. turns out 83% of the country is somewhat or very worried about the future o ....
i kind of take offense to that. because what if one of your white anchors said, well, white people eat this on new year s day? i don t think it was appropriate that she said that. she was being very asian and, i don t know. she can keep her korean to herself. wow. cari? ridiculous. ridiculous. and, by the way, i think kudos to michelle. i know this story very well. she played that because it is ridiculous, and i m sure it s not the first time she heard this in her career, as a woman of color. trust me, i know. i d like to add, for the record, i, too, loved black-eyed peas for new year s day because it is good for you. this woman made it about her. you do tell me what you d like to eat. that s fine. but good for michelle. i love the way in which the hashtag very asian became something positive, in the way people responded. it is unfortunate we live in a day and age where we can t say what we like culturally, and it becomes a versus type of situation. and it is sad. ....
good morning. the education secretary nadhim zahawi has sought to reassure parents that the government s priority is to keep schools open. speaking this morning, he said a variety of mechanisms are being put in place for pupils as well as masks including on site testing, more ventilation and the potential for merging classes. and mr zahawi said he doesn t want students to wear masks in the classroom for a day longer than necessary. his comments come just 2a hours after new guidance was issued for secondary school pupils to return to face coverings in england s schools again. jon donnison reports. this time a year ago, schools across the country were forced to close to most pupils. 12 months on, the government says it wants to do everything it can to avoid a return to empty classrooms and home learning. in england, all secondary schools have been asked to provide on site covid tests for pupils before they return from the christmas break. the move has been cautiously ....
after warning russian president putin there will be serious consequences if russia invades ukraine. the big question, whether those diplomatic efforts will be enough to turn down the tensions. it s been almost one year since the capitol insurrection. we re going to break down what we ve learned from the investigation. thank you so much for waking up with us this sunday, january 2nd. i hope that alarm clock early this morning wasn t too unsettling. i was watching a lot of football games that coy was talk about. it was a little brutal, but not too bad. i like getting up early. happy to be here with you. appreciate it. we have a not talk about because millions of americans are getting ready, boris, to go back to work or school this week, but this explosive surge of new covid-19 infections is altering daily life across the u.s. the holidays may be over but the travel nightmares are getting started because airlines have canceled nearly 1700 flights today due to a c ....
live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with john vause. hello, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states joining us here on cnn international. around the world, the advice is mostly the same, the safest place to see in the new year will be at home surrounded by a small number of people. in many cities, public celebrations have been canceled, scaled back or tougher guidelines. hopes of partying like it was 2019 have been dashed with a surge in covid infections. despite a record daily count of 74,000 infections in new york state, the traditional ball drop in new york city still scheduled, but attendance capped at 15,000, and viewing areas will be off-limits until 3:00 p.m. the seven-day average of global infections is 1.2 million, the highest ever since the pandemic began. average daily cases in the u.s. have set a record for the third straight day. more than 355,000 on thursday. and children once thought to be immune from the worst of the coronavirus, ....