Troops. President biden is holding firm, he said, to his timeline to get u. S. Personnel out of afghanistan by august 31st. Saying we are on pace to meet the deadline but he wants contingency plans if they can t make it. Intel officials have testified on capitol hill, we re told by multiple sources, on both sides of the aisle, that the administration can t get all the americans and afghan allies out on time. The president said more time on the ground means more time our troops could face attacks. Every day we re on the ground is another day we know isis k is seeking to target the airport and attack both u. S. And allied forces and innocent civilians. Bret: a version isis not the taliban or alqaeda. But the president says that timetable of august 31st is contingent on taliban cooperation. And fox news is receiving multiple new reports the taliban is harassing individuals, even passport holding americans on the way to the kabul airport. U. S. Troops and civilians are continuing evacuatin
nationwide spark fear and outrage. start your engines, nascar revs up and reboots for the daytona 500. and later, meet chicago s world- famous penguins who are helping many through the pandemic. the penguins have been an absolute beacon of light. this is the cbs weekend news from chicago. here s adriana diaz. diaz: good evening. we begin with breaking news: the u.s. senate has acquitted former president donald trump on the impeachment charge of inciting last month s deadly siege at the capitol and siding with the mob that attacked the heart of american democracy in his name. the verdict 57-43 short of the two-thirds majority needed to convict. seven republicans sided with all democrats and two independents to vote guilty. cbs news congressional correspondent kris van cleave followed it all, including some surprises, and joins us from capitol hill. kris. reporter: adriana, the former president is claiming victory tonight, saying in a statement, his impeachment was
and republicans think less talk about trump is the path to more midterm election wins. we begin, though, with the coronavirus and what to many is a moment of frustrated covid confusion. the exploding case count is staggering and it is disruptive. yet the numbers also show hospitalizations and deaths are not climbing at the same rate of cases, proving omicron, for the most part, causes less severe illness. you can see that right here. this chart right here from dr. fauci, the yellow is omicron. smaller percentages of people admitted to the hospital, lower percentages of people who need oxygen, lower percentages of severe cases, lower percentages of death. the yellow is omicron. it is lower than delta or beta. get boosted, wear a masks indoors. while that advice is clear and it is constant, there is confusion for changed cdc guidance for those who do get infected. the isolation period is now cut to five days. they said, if you want to take a test after those five days, fine.
texas. i call it genocide. president biden is for the first time referring to russia s invasion as genocide. the term that the president has been hesitant to use until now. well, hello uva. [cheers] former vice president mike pence woke left. patriotic education has been replaced by political indoctrination and it should be rejected. [applause] this is a fox news alert. a massive manhunt underway at this hour for the person of interest in connection with that shooting on the new york city subway. frank james a person of interest after yesterday s shootings of 10 people. 29 believed hurt at this hour. steve: our coverage begins with lauren green live at the station in brooklyn. good morning, lauren. hey, good morning, steve. well, the trains are now up and running although there is still a heavy investigation. this is no longer an investigation. you can see the subways are actually opened. there is no police tape across them like there was yesterday. there is
my angle in moments but, first. never like to hear that somebody has got cancer and such a young family, you know, they are not going to understand fully all the implications. it s very stressful and obviously, you know, you wishing her the best. i mean, obviously it s a shame for the family. i feel like they have been through quite a few hard years in the last, what four years or so. i think it s so good to worry about kate and the king. but i think they need to have their private life as well. laura: shocking, concern is the reaction across the globe to the news that ended more than two months of wild speculation about the whereabouts and health of the princess of wales. in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london and at the time it was thought that my condition was noncancerous. the surgery was successful; however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. my medical team, therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventati