he president is going to take or what exactly the questions are going to be. but i certainly expect that the age of his issue and his fitness to serve another four years is going to be a key theme and sort of regardless of what exactly the questions are that are asked to the president, this is his opportunity to really prove to everyone that is watching his theory of the case and particularly why he believes that it needs he needs to be him. that is at the top of the democratic ticket. now our level of suspicion or contrary views. they call everyone and they beat the out of them and they say, stay on message, not obviously, that is a really heated quote, but we re highlighting it because it does just get at the level of anger that we have heard from so many democrats across the party. all right. mj lee, thanks so much. let s bring in our panel in on that note i want to share something with you all that a longtime biden adviser, just texted me. okay. it s his we seem to k
days ago. and, you know, wherever you live, episodic power outages are a fact of life, and you get through them, and you move on with more or less discomfort and inconvenience. but this is an order of magnitude greater. we are talking well over a million people with not only no power and no prospects of power anytime soon, but in many cases, also no running water, no working sewage system, no working emergency response system, and in some cases, no passable roads because of the storm damage. louisiana s governor john bel edwards today telling residents of his state, if you have already evacuated, do not return until the office of emergency preparedness tells you it is ready to receive you. the parish president from one hard-hit county in louisiana, st. john the baptist parish, told residents today, quote, the parish is without power, and we re without water. so where you currently are now, if you re in a safe place with water and power, that s probably the best place for you
power and no prospects of power anytime soon, but in many cases, also no running water, no working sewage system, no working emergency response system, and in some cases, no passable roads because of the storm damage. louisiana s governor john bel edwards today telling residents of his state, if you have already evacuated, do not return until the office of emergency preparedness tells you it is ready to receive you. the parish president from one hard-hit county in louisiana, st. john the baptist parish, told residents today, quote, the parish is without power, and we re without water. so where you currently are now, if you re in a safe place with water and power, that s probably the best place for you to stay. st. john the baptist parish, orleans parish, which is the city of new orleans, lafourche parish, st. tammany parish, terrebonne parish, which is where houma is, which has been very hard-hit, jefferson parish, which is immediately just west and south of new orleans, that
attempt. we know that members of the militia groups that were present on january 6th have stated their desires that they want to blow up the capitol and kill as many members as possible with a direction nexus to the state of the union, which we know that date has not been identified. a warning came during the house appropriations committee hearing about the security failures on january 6th. the police chief there explaining the threat from extremists is why the fencing remains outside the capitol and why national guard troops are still manning the building. also from that hearing, pittman emphasised that the insurrectionists who attacked the capitol, quote, weren t only interested in attacking members of congress and officers. they wanted to send a symbolic message to the nation as to who was in charge of that legislative process. pittman s testimony serves as a flashing red light about the future threats still facing the u.s. capitol around future events, and the threat
the american makers of the novavax coronavirus vaccine have reported promising findings from a large scale trial in britain, raising hopes the jab could be rolled out in a matter of months, boosting global supplies. a study was strong enough to protect against a highly transmissible british variant of the virus. here sjon donnison. another scientific breakthrough in the fight against coronavirus. this time, from the us firm novavax. results of the us firm novavax. results of the companies british trial showed the first proven efficacy against the new more contagious uk variant. there were more than 15,000 volunteers on the trial throughout the uk. 0ver volunteers on the trial throughout the uk. over half the cases of covid 19 recorded came from the new variant. it is very significant because we were able to show that the vaccine works well against both the old, the original strain and the new strain, that had 96% efficacy against the original covid 19 strain and yet still had