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majority decision. in a separate decision that was 5-4, they allowed a vaccine mandate to stay in place for healthcare workers put in effect by the department of health and human services. so on top of all of this for you. so joining me right now, shannon bream. great to have you with us today. what is your take on this decision? what surprises you, what doesn t here? you know what? i m not surprised we got a split decision in the two opinions this afternoon. we saw from the arguments friday that there was a real concern from a majority of the justices that what osha had done, the department of labor going to private employers and workplaces saying you have to do what the federal government had been admitting. the biden administration goesn t have the power to commandeer these private employers to do a mandate but you have to. seems like there was enough friction and resistance to say why isn t congress stepped in and acted here? the, executive branch can t do this on ....
covid. all right? what we need to do is make sure the hospitals can still function. omicron with its extraordinary, unprecedented degree of efficiency, of transmizability, will ultimately find just about everybody. unfortunately, those who are still unvaccinated are going to get the brunt of the severe aspect of this. so it will find you. what does that mean? well if you re vaccinated and boosted like dr. fauci said there, almost definitely not much. you are largely protected against severe infection, but the unvaccinated are not. the unvaccinated are pushing hospitals to the breaking point this morning. we re going have much more on that in just a moment. also new this morning, a scary incident on an american airlines plane in honhonduras. a man breached the cockpit and damaged it before trying to climb out of a window, as you see him doing here. passengers delayed eight hours before they got a new plane and that flight could finally take off and the suspect arre ....
le less on stopping the virus and more on keeping essential services running. and setting sights on rudy giuliani. the former trump lawyer is an integral part of the investigation. rudy giuliani s camp is firing back. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. i am wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin tonight with president biden s new call to action on voting rights as he faces growing pressure from fellow democrats to make election reform a top priority. let s go to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. he spoke in georgia and he spoke very strongly. reporter: he did. wolf, this is a symbolic trip for president biden, not only visited with martin luther king jr. s family, laid a wreath, and went onto make a call to change the filibuster to get voting rights legislation passed. what voting rights activists want to know is whether or not calls that the president made today can translate into action on capitol hil ....
increasingly dilutioned with the idea of voluntarily cooperation. he told aides that the committee has taken a sharp partisan turn by openly considering the potential for criminal referrals to the justice department about mr. trump and others. the times adds he is annoyed that they have secured a greater degree of cooperation from his top aides than it actually has. something he sees as part of the pattern of democrats trying to turn him against former president trump. here is what one member of the committee said about that very report just a few hours ago. we would just like him to share with us what he knows. he knows what s right for the country. he knows what happened in the election. he knows the pressure campaign he was under. and he knows he could do a service to the country by talking about it, but he also knows that there is a political cost that will come with that. i hope he makes the right decision. the vice president has very material testimony and we ho ....
alex huff with that story. hi, jacqui and griff. the fact that they were included in the arguments without correction disturbed a lot of people. at one point said that the omicron variant is just as deadly as the delta was, which has not been proven to be the case. she added this. we ve had 100,000 children, which we ve never had before in serious condition and many on ventilators. second part definitely not true there and the number is actually just over 3,000 kids hospitalized, but the c.d.c. said that of those cases, it s unclear how many children were in the hospital for other reasons who simply tested positive for covid-19 upon arrival. regardless, justice sotomayor along with breyer and kagan with vaccines at larger private companies. and skeptical of the power of the branch siding with the biden requirement. and this is something that the federal government has never done before. justice alito offered this. most osha regulations, all of the ones of which ....