of the virus. that is free for the taking. now the big question, who will take him up on it. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. right now omicron is all the rage in all the world. as you just heard, the nhl is not sending hockey players to the olympics in china. it could be the first. there might be others. we ll detail what organizations, broadway shows, venues and cities and states and countries and how they re dealing with the latest surge. it s certainly a contagious variant. that is without doubt. what we don t know is exactly how dangerous it is. the president making it clear today that this does appear to be less dangerous than other variants. but again, people are being cautious and the world health organization among those saying even when it comes to getting together for christmas, the better part of valor is to not get together for christmas is. that a business extreme? jacqui heinrich has more from the white house. hi, neil. the president has been i
the key is convincing the jury he acted in self-defense when he killed two people and injured another. in the courtroom, a highly unusual scene there as the judge had rittenhouse himself randomly pick six juror numbers from a raffle drum of 18. those six numbers, people that the court then dismissed as alternates. the final 12-person jury, seven women and five men, nearly all white, cnn s omar jimenez starts our coverage off this morning from the courthouse. reporter: laura, good morning. well, after close to nine hours of deliberations, this jury could not come to a verdict on day one. but they will be back this morning. what we saw early in the day over the course of tuesday, though, was the jury asking for more copies of the juror instructions, instructions that deal with crucial concepts like self-defense, provocation, intent and, of course, the circumstances around the charges in this case as well. to begin the day, though, on tuesday, what we saw was kyle rittenhouse
reverberations across the country as we head into the 2022 midterms. it s a rapidly intensifying race for governor that s so much closer than anyone predicted between former virginia governor democrat terry mcauliffe and republican newcomer glenn youngkin. right now the average of a slew of polls shows this contest is within the margin of error. youngkin has brought the case to this point emphasizing education. his opponent says youngkin is stoking culture wars. youngkin has also worked to pull off a pretty difficult balancing act, wooing trump voters while keeping the former president somewhat at arm s length. my view that parents have a fundamental right to make decisions about their kids education. he s for government control. i m for individual freedom and liberty and i m for parents rights with their kids. reporter: would you rally with donald trump if he came to virginia? well, he s not coming and in fact we re campaigning as virginians in virginia, with virgini
impact the national debt and challenging the house to vote now on the bipartisan infrastructure. the new scramble, the meeting overseas and any chance for a vote, the team standing by. we also have senator mark warner here to talk about it all. also this hour, the supreme court seeming skeptical about that strict abortion law in texas. the justice is wrapping up nearly three hours of oral arguments. here live this hour, the president and ceo of whole women s health, amy hagstrom miller in her first interview since those arguments ended. and the race in virginia. the new governor coming down to the wire. what the candidates movements are telling us about who is ahead and who is behind. starting with that big news on capitol hill, bringing in correspondent leigh ann caldwell and john bresnahan. leigh ann, what does this do for the vote that was or is planned for tomorrow in the house? reporter: this timing was really shocking to house democrats and the senate as well.
dangerous threats that emanate from the border. there s a particular network that has where some of the overseas facilitators have isis ties that we re very concerned about and we ve been spending a lot of effort with our partners investigating. neil: scary stuff from the fbi director today. not only worrying about the numbers, the sheer masses that are now penetrating our border, but just who they are. dangerous types and working with cartels to slickly get in to this country and then, well, god knows what. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world on top of these fast moving developments concerning not only who is getting through, as i said but how many are dangerous and already here. let s get the latest and how the white house is responding to this. jacqui heinrich has more. hi, jacqui. good afternoon, neil. president biden, his 2024 budget is still being worked on by congress. the white house has released today the 2025 budget proposal. there are several piece