an arrest in connection to the murders of four university of idaho students. a 28-year-old now in custody. he was arrested in pennsylvania. what was the motive? trump s taxes. six years of trump s returns now public. turns out he paid more in foreign taxes than u.s. taxes. fighting for his political future. minority leader kevin mccarthy giving concessions behind closed doors tonight as he scrambles to get enough votes to become the speaker of the house. will it work? good evening. i m sara sidner. four counts of first degree murder. that is what bryan kohberger is facing in connection with the shocking murders of four university of idaho students. that in addition to felony burglary. police say he was arrested earlier today by state police and the fbi on the other side of the country in pennsylvania. it caps off a six-week mystery after four students in their 20s were found stabbed to death in their beds as they slept in their off campus home. the case paralyzing a uni
outfront now, an epidemiologist who worked with the world health organization to eradicate small pox. welcome. you just heard the list of countries imposing restrictions on travelers from china. is requiring a negative covid test enough here? sarah, thank you for inviting me. no, it s not enough. especially, if you ask for a pcr test, a negative pcr test two days before you get on the plane and the plane is a 15 or 16-hour flight, by then, it is pretty much not very valuable. i ve seen estimates that improve your surveillance by about 10%. it is a good thing to do though. but far better is to also, on arrival, test people. we did this in hawaii during the peak of the epidemic. we didn t allow anybody into hawaii because we tested them on arrival with the rapid one-hour pcr test. the other thing you can do, and
test. there will be so many people who want to be tested but you don t have a test. how can you have a recommendation to say get tested but you can t find one. i was walking home from work and they have those mobile vans to test people. long lines on the block and when you get to the front of the line, due to volume, it s a 72 hour return time. for those three days, do you stay-at-home or do the test mean anything after three days? the at-home test, these rapid tests that so many are relying on if we can get our hands-on them. it s difficult to get the pcr appointment, you don t trust those necessarily, the rapid test. i don t. we need more information. if fda really has let us down in those areas, we need more information about how often are they correct. we have many, many examples of people who two and three days into their illness are testing
never in the history of medicine have we been testing people not sick. let s test people who are sick and have symptoms, people worried about being around the elderly who have symptoms. let s not test everyone. we are doing way too many tests and random testing in school is inappropriate and shouldn t be occurring. bill: fauci was part of operation warp speed. he was inside the white house during the trump years and democrats were banging on this group of people every minute of every hour of every day. and now what do we face two years down the line? can t get a test, short in supply and therapies haven t been pursued at the level they should have. why? i think the government narrative is changing. fauci and others because now more people have died under biden s administration than died under trumps. he was never fair to blame it on one politician.
local governments, state governments and businesses as well to lift those mandates, to lift a lot of restrictions we have been living under for a couple of years now? well, if you remember, a lot of restrictions were lifted as the summer went on. then we had a delta variant where some restrictions went back into place, and they were lifted again and the omicron variant raised concern around the country. there s opportunities as we move forward to lift certain restrictions. in saying that, there might be a need or a time where we have to put some restrictions back in place. we have to stay in constant contact with the hospitals and emergencies to make sure they re not overloaded. we need to watch the virus, test people, keep track of it. if it was a one and done, i could say we could lift restrictions but it s not a one and done. we don t know what the next variant is if there is one and what it could mean. a lot of cities and towns, we re already hearing restrictions being lifted in