When dealing with smaller and cohort is different, especially. When dealing with smaller numbers and cohort is different, especially when dealing with smaller numbers at atevet when dealing with smaller numbers at atevet and when dealing with smaller numbers at a Level And Btec when dealing with smaller numbers at a Level And Btec courses when dealing with smaller numbers at a Level And Btec courses in when dealing with smaller numbers at a Level And Btec courses in wales. I a Level And Btec courses in wales. Its no a Level And Btec courses in wales. Its no surprise a Level And Btec courses in wales. Its no surprise the a Level And Btec courses in wales. Its no surprise the national a Level And Btec courses in wales. Its no surprise the national data i its no surprise the national data is down its no surprise the national data is down but its no surprise the national data is down but its its no surprise the national data is down but its very its no surprise the national data is down bu
and cnn is caught right in the middle of it. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom. and we begin with breaking news tonight. cnn has learned that president biden is open to some negotiation on a new covid relief counteroffer pitched by a group of republicans including scaling down stimulus checks to households making more than $150,000. that s according to a senior administration official i spoke with this afternoon. but that official also tells me tonight that the $600 billion gop proposal, quote, is not going to scratch the itch. arlette saenz joins me from the white house. let s start with the republicans plan offered today. what s in it? reporter: the counter proposal from these republican senators, it s much smaller than what president biden has been pushing for up on capitol hill. this group of gop senators are proposing a plan that wi
good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i am brianna we hrar back with john berman, january 3rd, 2022. it is great to see you looking healthy and happy. happy new year. happy new year. i m not sure this is how you expected it would be. 2021 ended onnen interesting note. we begin with breaking news. 25 million people under storm warnings. parts of the eastern u.s. could see snowfall totals up to eight inches amid the first major winter storm of the season. a snow emergency is in effect here in washington, d.c. this has forced the federal government to remain closed today. d.c. public schools are now closed until thursday because of the storm as well as coronavirus. and with case numbers skyrocket, miguel car dough that said there will be bumps in the road as schools attempt to reopen. more than 30 colleges and universities have already announced changes to the start of the semester. 45 states have had a more than 50% rise in case
good morning. nice to have you with us. right now, millions, multiple states under winter alerts as millions are heading back to work, back to school after the holidays. take a look at this snow. capitol hill is covered this morning. the federal government in d.c. officially closed today because of those winter storms. and more than 2,000 schools are forced to cancel classes or g go remotely because of the weather and also covid concerns. but breaking news, the fda has approved pfizer booster shots for those 12 to 15 years old. and elizabeth cohen is joining us. tell us the significance of this. reporter: yes, i think a lot of parents of children ages 12 to 15 have been waiting for this, children that age have been able to be vaccinated since may. so it has been well beyond six months for many of those children since their second shot, they want to know should we get a booster since a booster seems to help protect against illness for the omicron variant. so let s take a
news for parents sending their children back to school today, that is, if the school is open. a number of district are returning to virtual learning not just because of exposure risk but because there aren t enough staffers to open. too many cases keeping too many people in isolation. here in new york city, though, public schools are open. mayor eric adams defying a call from the teachers union to go virtual. i am keeping my schools open and we re going to make sure that they re going to be in a safe place. that includes doubling the amount of testing that we re looking at. the science is showing us that because a child is exposed in a classroom, that entire classroom is not exposed. we did an amazing job over the weekend that many people don t know about. i put in place my team on wednesday. we were able to get over a million and a half test kits and deployed it to every school in the city. we did it in just a few days. okay. now here come the case numbers. brace yoursel