Arms. If you want to roll out Booster Shots to the population, you cant flip a switch and make that happen overnight. Theres important planning that has to take place. I think thats been the key point we heard for days. A plan is in place, they will be ready to get Booster Shots to whoever the Fda And Cdc recommend as soon as that happens. The caveat has always been those agencies have to recommend that and approve that. That hasnt happened yet. This is just an Advisory Board. Now it goes to the fda. The cdc Advisory Board meets next week. But right now the administration feels at least for this Highrisk Population it is on track for boosters potentially as soon as next week. Lets bring in cnns chief medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay gupta. Their announcements weeks ago were coming for everyone, that that did not get ahead of the science and did not put political pressure on the fda. But listen to the fdas former Chief Scientist this morning talking to cnns brianna keilar. The Cnns Comm
All happening at the same time, the fallout from afghanistan which gets rougher by the day it seems and the fallout from all the Flooding And Damage that now has claimed close to 60 lives. Questions about how it happened and how we could have known better. First to the fallout half a world away because it continues and growing continues and so what if anything can the United States do about it . Lets go to David Spunt with the president in wilmington, delaware, david. David, hi, neil its been almost a week that people want today get out as safely as they can. Its been almost a week since u. S. Forces completely withdraw. There are still many people including americans that are in afghanistan that want to get out. The United States said to be in contact with members of the taliban to exit at some point. Secretary of state Antony Blinken says that not getting into specifics about some of those discussions with taliban leaders. We do know that President Biden is getting updates while hes
Confronting this administration, the violence in the middle east. The growing international pressure to find a way to deescalate the conflict between israeli forces and palestinian militants. There are unfortunately no signs of an end to the crisis or the bloodshed. Some of the deadliest strikes happening over the weekend with residents in gaza reporting the heaviest bombardments last night. Roughly 200 palestinians have been killed in gaza, including 59 children. Ten have been killed in israel since the conflict began according to local officials. The white house has held conversations with leaders on both sides of the conflict. Tony blinken spoke about the situation this morning from denmark. The united states remains greatly concerned by the violence, by the escalating violence. Hundreds of people killed or injured, including children being pulled from the rubble. As we have said before, israel has the right to defend itself. There is no equivalence between a terrorist group firing
events of the day. no question about it. a mob was assaulting the capitol in his name. these criminals were carrying his banners, hanging his flags, and screaming their loyalty to him. it was obvious. obvious that only president trump could end this. he was the only one who could. his reason for acquittal? mcconnell says he doesn t believe the senate has the power to convict a former president. house speaker nancy pelosi was absolutely outraged over mcconnell s decision, calling him a coward. for mitch mcconnell to create a situation where it could not have been heard before the 20th or even be done before the 20th in the senate, to say all the things he said, oh, my gosh, about president trump and how horrible he was and is and then said, but the time that the democrats the house chose to bring it over. no, we didn t choose. you chose not to receive it. it was not the reason that he voted for what he did. it was the excuse that he used. this as we re learning new det
republican warns trump could face more legal troubles. live from cnn tworlworld headqus in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching in united states united states, canada and around the world, i m kim brunhuber, this is cnn newsroom. reaction to donald trump s acquittal in his second impeachment trial is coming in fast and at times furious. he was accused of inciting last month s deadly siege on the u.s. capitol and a majority, 57 senators, voted against him, but it wasn t enough to reach the required two thirds majority. house speaker nancy pelosi blasted the republicans for cowardice. oh, these cowardly senators who couldn t face up to what the president did and what was at stake for our country are now going to have a chance to give a little slap on the wrist. we censure people for using stationery for the wrong purpose, we don t censure people for using insurrection that kills people in the capitol. i think in the eyes of the entire world and the country we overwhelm