has prompted the american association of pediatrics to issue new guidance ahead of the coming school year. the doctors advise all students older than 2 years and auld school staff should wear face masks at school. on the vaccine front, it has stalled. about half a million shots being given out every day. that is down from more than 3.3 million at our peak. while the cdc describes the current surge as a pandemic of the unvaccinated, there is growing concern about vaccinated people getting the virus nonetheless. the so-called breakthrough cases. the florida congressman vern buchanan revealed he s tested positive after being fully vaccinated. and a woman on the u.s. gymnastics team tested positive just days before the tokyo olympics. her coach said she was fascinated two months ago. dr. fauci says even if someone is infected after a vaccination, they are still much more likely to avoid serious illness. the vaccine still protects you against infection but not completely. you ar
million shots have been given out every day. that s down for more than 3.3 million at our peak while the cdc describes the current surge as a pandemic on the unvaccinated. there is growing concern about vaccinated people getting the virus nonetheless. so-called breakthrough cases. florida republican congressman firm buchanan revealed today he s tested positive after being fully vaccinated. kara eager, and alternate on the women s gymnastics team also tested positive for the virus just days before the tokyo olympics. her coach said she was vaccinated two months ago. doctor fauci says even if someone is infected after vaccination, they are still much more likely to avoid serious illness. the vaccine still protects you against infection, but not completely. you are very highly protected against severe disease if you re vaccinated. where is if you are unvaccinated, then you have a reasonable chance of getting into trouble. in another closely watched story tonight, five house
it is great to be with you. i m geoff bennett, and we are following multiple breaking stories as we come on the air. at any moment pentagon officials are to speak after we woke up to a surprise, all of the u.s. troops have left bagram, the last active military base to be used in afghanistan, and few hundred troops in kabul, and we will bring you the headlines of the pentagon briefing as we get them. meantime, incredible heartache of the scene where i was standing 24 hours ago. overnight, the officials say that searchers in surfside, florida, made a heart wrenching discovery. last night we did discover two additional victims. tragically, one of the victims was the 7-year-old daughter of a city of miami firefighter. and it goes without saying that every night since this last wednesday has been immensely difficult for everybody, and in particular the families that have been impacted, but last night was uniquely different, it was truly different and more difficult for our fir
trillion covid relief package. jasmine wright is at the white house. lay it out. what do the next few days look like for the president? reporter: president biden wakes up today, his first president s day, as he looks to turn the page and push forward on his agenda. first up, we expect him to push hard on that $1.9 trillion covid relief bill now that the senate is free to fully focus on it. now as impeachment went on last week, the house made substantial effort and progress on that house bill having it go through markup in various committees. now on friday president biden did his own part hosting bipartisan governors and mayors who sat and talked about it including republican governor of maryland, larry hogan, who talked about the advice he gave to president biden on with jake tapper yesterday on cnn. take a listen. we had an hour and a half meeting in the oval office and i said to him, just because you can do something doesn t mean you should. i said that i thought it w
it took police to respond 20 minutes to her calling. by that time she had already gone home. held accountable for defunding the police. dylan mulvaney. molson coors out selling bud light by 51%. finally putting foot down and saying enough. [cheers] and continues to go perfectly to the miami script. brian: all right. we re beginning here with a fox news alert. former president donald trump expected to appear in a d.c. federal court, let me check my watch. make it later today, how about 4:00 where he is facing four new felonies claiming he made false statements about the 2020 election. steve: mr. trump is now fighting to move the case out of washington, d.c. where joe biden won by 95% last time around, where he says he would not have a chance at a fair trial. ainsley: 95% of them are anti-trumpers. and griff jenkins is live outside of the d.c. courthouse with the latest for us. hey, griff. griff: hey, good morning, ainsley, steve and brian. security is getti