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dollars so that they could stay open, be prepared, open safely, all of that. no many of them are saying we ll have to go virtual again. so the president criticized specifically some of the states and he s asking where did the money go? we also back then included an $10 billion for testing for schools. that money went out to the states. states and the school districts have spent the money well. many of them. unfortunately some haven t. martha: unfortunately some haven t. there s the podium. we re waiting for jen psaki that will probably get questions about this in terms of the accountability. where does the money go? if the money is supposed to be for testing and safe open schools, we don t we have that in some cases? we ll dig into that. that money was allocated for those specific things. why are we still seeing challenges? $72.8 billion allocated to testing and detecting the virus in an ample fashion over the course of 2020 and 2021. edward lawrence digging into th ....
how betty white viewed death. something to be curious about. she said if you don t look at death as an enemy, just another adventure, death does not hurt quite as bad. a new hour of american voices begins right now. as we begin a new hour, the quest for truth. the january 6th committee ramps up its investigation into what happened and who aided in the insurrection. as america nears one year since the attack on democracy. plus, take down. twitter says enough, making good on its promise to ban accounts spreading lies about covid. today it took down the personal page of one of trump s biggest backers. also ahead, 55 million cases now reported across the united states, with new guidance on isolation from the cdc. and fire and ice, snow blanketing what s left of homes devastated by a wildfire. what happened in colorado is a warning to the world. let s begin with the upcoming one-year mark since the attack on the capitol. the quest for accountability continues. not ju ....
take her purse. we realized there was something wrong. they couldn t possibly have guessed how wrong. there s another level of evil here. the person who did this was trying to create a vanishing. who could do such a thing? first thing you look at, who s closest to her, romantically or geographically? the list was long. a boyfriend, an ex, fellow students. had somebody been studying more than textbooks?he perfect murder? his roommate always said he thought he was smarter than everybody else. smarter than law enforcement. smart, maybe. but had he slipped up? what they found told us everything we needed to know. a confounding case that would come down to a damning piece of video that no one was supposed to see. sick, twisted. what was it like to see that? i knew we had him. it was a summer morning in the heart of georgia. heat rose thick and damp among macon s grand old antebellum mansions as the slow, heavy traffic crawled by. something in the ai ....
hospitalizations among children and straining nations hospitals and testing facilities. also on this new year s day, travel chaos shows no signs of easing. u.s. airlines canceling 2400 flight due to staffing shortages and bad weather. charles watson starts off live in atlanta, disease control headquarters. covid-19 getting the u.s. off to a rough start 2022 in terms of getting a handle on the pandemic, the omicron variant fueling sharp rise in cases as millions of americans get ready to wrap up the holidays and return to work or school. uncertainty in terms of what s next is u.s. averages 300,000 new cases a day and hospitalizations among children in record numbers, the nation s schools are sticking with plans to welcome in person learning while a handful of school districts opt to ease back to nearly half dozen georgia schools including atlanta public schools will go virtual when they resume classes next week and then we transition to in person learning in the days t ....
embolden in part because of. biden. he joins us this hour. but first, republican senate eric scott a member of the homeland security committee joins us. thanks so much. so the talks are about a few minutes away. we don t know if we ll get a response. we ll bring you any breaking news as it comes in. the wall street journal reminds us in part, obama warned putin not to move russian troops against ukraine and that his country would face painful economic counter measures. mr. putin ordered his special forces to seize the crimeian peninsula two weeks later. and now biden is being tested and the stakes are higher. what should in your estimate joe biden do differently this time, senator? he ought to get a backbone. first off, he ought to be very clear that putin that something will happen and it has to happen. what we watched with biden, he s all talk and no action. it s not just putin and it s not just ukraine. what we re talking about, what will happen with lithuania, p ....