insurrection. let s go ut out front. good and good evening, i m erin burnett. out front tonight, biden s urgent pitch to save his voting bill. today, president biden traveled to georgia using the power of the presidential bully pulpit to make his case in a speech after exhausting every other option at winning over all of his own party. last year alone, 19 states not proposed but enacted 34 laws attacking voting rights. their endgame? to turn the voters into a mere suggestion. today, we call on congress to get done what history will judge. pass the freedom to vote act. pass it now! which would prevent voter suppression. biden, you know, obviously, wants to do something here. he wants this done, and given the big lie from trump, of course, it is crucial that americans pay attention to what s happening here. the reality of it is, of course, trump s lie has been turned into a political weapon. his push to replace fair election overseers of both parties make this issue an ur
from new york. it shows the rate of hospitalizations among the unvaccinated. that s the top line that you see versus the vaccinated. that s the bottom line. add to that, this important context, the cdc says that some hospitalized patients tested positive after being admitted for other ailments. that s an important note. that s something we ll explore more deeply as we move forward. we are also following developments out of chicago. teachers will be back in the classroom today. welcome developments there for parents and students. students will return to in person classes tomorrow. this after the chicago teachers union struck a deal with the mayor over covid safety protocols. we re going to speak with a chicago public schoolteacher who is also a parent in just a moment. plus, hours from now, president biden and vice president harris will speak in atlanta as part of a push to pass voting rights legislation through congress. but, we should note this, it is interesting, a coalit
hospitalized with covid, but in new york and d.c. where omicron surged first, the case count is finally trending down, and the party of trump is the party of revenge. the former president targets a republican senator who told the truth and kevin mccarthy promises if he gets power he will use it to punish democrats. we begin the hour though with the president and his consequential visit today to georgia. voting rights is his focus as he visits some of atlanta s civil rights landmarks. remember, boycotts were a staple tactic as the movement gained tracks 60 years ago and that the democratic president faces a boycott today speaks volumes about the moment and about the mood. the president is about to give voting rights activists exactly what they want, including this public and vocal support for changing senate rules to pass new voting restriction, but the groups boycotting say it s long past time for words, and they will not be props for a presidential photo-op that. resistance
hospitalized, officials say their injuries mostly from smoke inhalation. it was like we was going down and so many puppies and dogs laying in the exit was dead. it was hard going down, no backup lights. coming out now they have lights, cleaning the building now. it was sad. i can t even talk about it because we just moved there, i never seen nothing like this before and hope i don t have to go through this again. disturbing to see this had in the year 2022. we ll speak with the person who used to lead the fdny in a moment. details are horrific. also this morning, developments out of australia, where a judge freed novak djokovic from his nearly one-week covid detention. the fate of his detention is in the hands of the immigration minister. plus the nation remembers bob saget, tragic news over the weekend, the actor best known for his role as danny tanner in the sitcom full house has died, just 65 years old. let s begin this morning with the breaking news, shimon prok
retold on stage and screen. the city of togas and gladiators, power an intd intri empire and ruin and, of course, la dolce vita the good life. i m stanley tucci. i m italian on both sides and i m travelling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country s 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. the famous ancients of rome once ruled the world. but i m here to discover how it s the food of ordinary romans that has conquered our hearts. when you try it, it s crazy. but i m going to warn you. if you re on a low carb diet, be ware. yoour you re going to see a lot of pasta in this show. i mean, like, a lot of it. like a lot. i m sorry. i ve been visiting rome for decades. its beauty and history still leave me breathless but sometimes it s difficult to find a good meal if you don t know where to look. rome is situated in lazio, a region sometimes overlooked in favor of its grander gastronomic neighbours like tuscany and umbria. but lazio has f