the acting chief of the capitol threats to attack president biden s address to congress, warning that extremists want to blow up the capitol. also the house tonight passing the equality act, the bill to end discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. rachel scott on the hill with both stories. the biden administration set to declassify a report on the brutal killing of jamal khashoggi, last seen entering saudi arabia s consulate in istanbul in 2018. and president biden has spoke within the saudi king. mary bruce has the reporting. new york governor andrew cuomo under fire and facing backlash from nursing home deaths and sexual harassment allegations from a top aide. former president trump s tax returns are now in the hands of the manhattan d.a. and tonight surveillance of the shooting, lady gaga s dog walker shot, two of her stolen and the $500,000 reward. from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david mui
going to squeeze roughly every five, six seconds to breathe for the patient. after you were up, did one of the firefighters take over? from what i remember, yes. did you just assist with the iv, can you describe that? i just worked on trying to get iv access. was there some difficulty with that? a little bit. i believe we had io access at some point. what is io access? it s a needle that drills into your bone in your leg. it s another way of giving medications. why would you need to have that kind of access? same reason, to give medications to try to resuscitate them. if you can describe why you could initially going from one location to moving to io access? io is often done if you re having difficulty with iv access and it s common to do in a cardiac arrest. io stands for? inter ox sis. and iv is intravascular. at some point did that get established, an io line? yes. is that the way the medications were administered? i would need to
it back together and make it stronger? this cannot be our future. this cannot be the future of america. i ll ask david frum and anne applebaum. then the state of the pandemic. vaccinations are going slow but steadily. what to make it it all? i ll talk to tom frieden, the former head of the cdc. then, america under attack. in case you forgot, the united states is still recovering from a massive cyber attack. the new york times nicole perlroth tells us why america is so shookingly vulnerable. but first here s my take. joe biden has begun his presidency with great success. he s moved to address the central issue facing the country, the pandemic and proposed big, bold policies to help the country recover. he seems to have learned a key lesson from the obama years. the democrats do well when they act with imagination and courage rather than waiting around and watering down proposals in the vain hope of republican support. but while the biden administration has adopted
now on bbc news. hardtalk welcome to hardtalk i am stephen. the coronavirus is a durable and evolving enemy. nowhere is the more evident than in south africa, the ha rd est than in south africa, the hardest hit nation in africa, now grappling with a highly transmissible new strain of covid i9 that is causing international concern. my guest is barry, chair of the south african government and advisory committee on covid i9 vaccines. what does south africa s covid i9 crisis mean for the world wide effort to in the pandemic? world wide effort to end the pandemic? professor barry schoub in johannesburg, welcome to hardtalk. good afternoon, stephen sackur. how bleak is the covid i9 picture in your country of south africa right now? it is bleak, we are well into our second wave, which is really manifesting quite more seriously than our first wave. we are averaging about 18 to 20,000 new cases per day. the highest peak in ourfirst 20,000 new cases per day. the highest peak in our fir
joining us here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching cnn newsroom. i m rosemary church. just ahead, president joe biden orders 200 million additional vaccine doses, but can he achieve his am bichbitious goal beating back the pandemic. plus, a new vote shows republicans may be unwilling to convict president trump. we ll take a closer look at what democrats might do next. and 100,000 dead. the uk confronts a devastating toll from the coronavirus pandemic. good to have you with us. well, the u.s. is on a wartime footing against covid-19. and president joe biden will make a major offensive with the purchase of 200 million more vaccine doses. a white house official says the u.s. is increasing its order of both the pfizer biontech and moderna vaccines by 50%. the goal is to have enough to vaccinate 300 million americans, raising the numbers on this map significantly by the end of the summer. but getting the order in is only the first hurdle. right n