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and nikki haley coming up right away. sandra: we begin with new development in evolving with the covid lab leak theory as he issue take center stage again on capitol hill. hello, i m sandra smith in new york, welcome to tuesday and this is america reports be when i m john roberts in washington, secretary of state anthony lincoln facing a new round of questioning today before two senate committees over whether a laboratory in wuhan, china, made a key role in the covid outbreak as a newly-serviced u.s. government lab report from the early days of the pandemic down to the completely plausible and said it deserves further investigation. sandra: former state department official will join us next hour on that report which then led to an investigation during the trump administration. we look forward to that but first, let s go to for jeppesen live at the state department with the latest on that. hannah, rich. good afternoon, sandra. in their investigation last year, fo ....
help. the meeting was very significant. the cdc s chief medical officer, kathleen dooling, she unveiled her plan to distribute the vaccines nationally. she began by acknowledging that older americans indeed faced the greatest risk, as everyone understood. so if you wanted to save as many americans as possible from dying, you would give preference, the first shots, to people over 65, that s the obvious policy. it may be the only morally defensible policy but there was a problem with doing that, she explained, older americans were too white. racial and ethnic minority groups are underrepresented among adults age 65 and older. this meant according to her, they could not be allowed to get to the first covid shots whether they needed them or not. so instead dooling recommended a group that the government started calling essential workers. they were less white than old people. that s what the cdc went with. it s panel overwhelmingly approved kathleen dooling s recommendatio ....
the meeting was very significant. the cdc s chief medical officer, a person called kathleen dooling, she unveiled her plan to distribute the vaccines nationally. she began by acknowledging that older americans indeed faced the greatest risk, as everyone understood. so if you wanted to save as many americans as possible from dying, you would give preference, the first shots, to people over 65, that s the obvious policy. it may be the only morally defensible policy but there was a problem with doing that, she explained, older americans were too white. racial and ethnic minority groups are underrepresented among adults age 65 and older. this meant according to her, they could not be allowed to get to the first covid shots whether they needed them or not. so instead dooling recommended a group that the government orotted calling essential workers. they were less white than old people.ou that s what the cdc went with. it s panel overwhelmingly approved kathleen dooling s t ....
the blue wall and the cracks in the blue wall. and look at what voters are saying and how voters are feeling in michigan and pennsylvania right now, the cnn polls just out. so donald trump could get news of a multibillion dollar windfall today for a company that by some accounts is floundering, is this just what he needs to avoid the seizure of some of his real estate empire and were you on that alaska airlines plane were the door plug blew out? mid-flight? well, the fbi i just sent out letters saying you could be the victim of a crime zara is out. i m john berman with kate bolduan it s? friday. and this is cnn news central so we have new cnn polling out this morning and the state of the race today is staring directly at the blue wall, michigan it had vga to battleground states the joe biden flipped in 2022. battleground states were voters right now do not appear happy with their choices. less than half say they re satisfied with a biden trump rematch. and whe ....
el paso. how is your march madness bracket feeling this morning? slightly under the weather possibly the ncw gentlemen staying true to form with four big time upsets out of the gate. sarah is out today. i m kate bolduan with john berman. this is cnn news central happening now, tick, tick, tick, but will it be boo? for donald trump in some of his favorite buildings, he s just got three days now to come up with 464 million for bond to appeal his civil fraud case in new york. that s dealing half 1 billion the state s attorney general has made the necessary preparations to seize some of his assets if he doesn t, that includes properties like the seven springs estate in new york s westchester county. trump posted again on social media just minutes ago. no trial no jury, no crime, no victim, only a crooked years. okay. there was a trial by the way, the judge ruled there, but he s writing about that. and ranting about it overnight as you can see by his post on truth soci ....