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new fears kicking off of an outbreak putting americans on edge. the president still on vacation in the home of a billionaire in nantucket, massachusetts. let s turn now to jacqui heinrich in that town. we saw the president yesterday, but what s he saying now about the new variant? reporter: hey, good morning to you, edward. despite holiday sales that were expected to climb at a record pace this year, national retail federation predicting up to 10.5% the global markets are reeling from the news of this new variant, and yesterday president biden announced travel restrictions from south africa and seven other neighboring countries will be imposed similar to those imposed by the u.k., more than a dozen other countries after they spoke with scientists about how fast new variant was spreading and also whether vaccines are effective against it. the president said the decision to hut down travel from south africa was made out of an abun cannes of caution, but he abundance of caut
the criminal investigation into that deadly concert horror in houston. tonight, the new and terrifying images of the chaos. the crowd surging toward the stage as travis scott performed. crushing fans against barricades. people trampled. the girl who climbs onstage, begging for help. and the police chief who spoke to travis scott before the concert about safety. tonight, the trial of kyle rittenhouse, accused of killing two people during police protests in kenosha, wisconsin. the dramatic testimony from the medic who was shot and survived. he said he thought he was going to die. tonight, the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill now passed. after years of talk and no action, now it s here. tonight, the white house says hundreds of thousands of new jobs, roads, bridges, and broadband. and tonight, some of the communities that will see the results. new subpoenas late today in the january 6th investigation. targeting several members of former president trump s inner ci
he ll be joining us momentarily. the senate is set to vote on a major voting rights bill, all 50 democrats on board, but republicans they re prepared to block this thing. it could be the end of the road for the nation s voting rights legislation. and the january 6th committee voting unanimously to recommend former trump aide steve bannon facing contempt charges. next up is a full house vote, which could send bannon s fate to the hands of the justice department. congressman adam kinzinger joins us in a moment. i want to start with ali vitali. lay out for us what is next for steve bannon and the committee. this is about congress s power. reporter: yeah. and clearly this is about sending a message. that s what chairman thompson said yesterday in the aftermath of that recommendation that we saw late last night. that kicks off the process here. what we re going to see tomorrow is the full house vote on that recommendation to refer a contempt charge to the department of justice