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fight the recall effort. and just days into their newly announced government, the taliban are cracking down on demonstrators beating women and journalists with whips and st sticks. with his approval numbers down and covid numbers up, it is something of a change in strategy for u.s. president joe biden. he is sxis expected to unveil a plan he believes will lead the country out of the pandemic. a source familiar with the strategy says the president intends to tackle six main points or pillars like increasing vaccinations and rollout of booster shots as well as keeping schools open and driving resources towards economic recovery. phil mattingly has more from the white house. reporter: for president biden, as the delta variant has surged for the better part of several months, more than 1500 deaths per day, more than 150,000 cases per day, the moment where he delivers remarks on thursday marks a potential reset. it is something white house officials have been pointing ....
hostage, blocking them from leaving the country, hunting for anyone that helped america that has western ties in the last 20 years, but tonight the biden administration are more concerned with the taliban s lack of inclusivity. i wish i was kidding but i am not. day 25, americans held hostage. with regard to the composition of this government or interim government, it includes people who have very challenging track records. allowing the taliban to pick its most wanted, it s top draft picks out of guantanamo, to see them in charge of what is quickly becoming a terrorist superstate is just a slap in the face. so i guess we shouldn t be surprised when terrorists, people have been let go and everything else are running the very organization that the state department and administration is trying to negotiate. it makes absolutely no sense. every time i don t think the situation could get worse, it does. americans held hostage behind enemy lines, day 25. sean: aban ....
spectators safe? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is now thinking about nothing other than that big thanksgiving dinner. i m jonathan lemire on this thursday, september 9th. we ll start with the news. pediatric covid cases are surging to record highs as millions of students across the country return to the classroom this week. the most recent data from the american academy of pediatrics show pediatric covid cases have surpassed 250,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic. about one in four new crohn cases are among children. nbc news correspondent kerry sanders has more. reporter: the return of the classroom potentially dangerous with a quarter of all new covid cases now with children and families at odds over how to keep them safe. the battle over masks still raging with a judge ruling florida must stop enforcing mask bans, a major blow to republican governor ron desantis. this is what h ....
biden approved a major disaster declaration for louisiana. i came to shore as a category four storm with maximum stints over 150 miles per hour. it has been weakening as it s moved inland but slowly. and it is now down to a category two but the natural hurricane center says that it is still bringing catastrophic storm surge, extreme winds and flash flooding, to southeastern louisiana. and that has brought scenes like this in the city of houma. the extraordinary power of those high winds, meanwhile the entire city of new orleans is in the dark, without power tonight. except for those with generators. the power company says ida caused quote, catastrophic transmission damage. across louisiana more than 930,000 people have lost power. we have also had our first confirmed death caused by this hurricane a 60 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his home, just south of baton rouge. of course this catastrophic storm is taking place during the pandemic in a state that h ....
tonight. let s go outfront . and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight damming test former prosecutor that wouldn t back trump s big lie according today new york times reporting tonight. you may not know his name but his story is important and tonight, he is providing a key piece of evidence in proving the former president staged a coup attempt in the united states. let me introduce you to him. you see him on your screen, b.j. pak. he reportedly spent three hours with lawmakers and staff today. cnn learning he told the senate judiciary committee he quit suddenly on january 4th because he got world trump would fire him, wanted him gone. the time reporting pak told the committee he would be fired for not backing trump s election fraud claims. so firing someone specifically because they refuse to back the big lie. now, according to the times pak revealed state officials and the fbi vetted what trump was claiming, right? they vetted the stuff he kept g ....