up, while much of the city and neighboring communities were in the dark. the power grid strained across 14 states tonight, forcing rolling blackouts. and this next storm coming. d.c., fill ya, new york city, boston all preparing for this one, too. our team across the country and ginger zee timing out this new storm. all of this as deadly tornadoes strike, too. an ef-3 touching down in north carolina. winds up to 160 miles per hour. and ef-2 touching down in georgia. also news on the coronavirus tonight. new fema mass vaccination sites opening. still questions about vaccine supply. and tonight, the shifting timeline. dr. anthony fauci on how long before most americans will have access to a vaccine. and why did this appear to shift by another month? and the warning about covid variants in this country and what could still be coming. dr. jha is here tonight. president biden making his first official trip outside washington tonight, traveling to wisconsin, hoping the countr
our nato allies were. national security adviser jake sullivan of the prospects for diplomacy and how the united states plants to fortify its role as leader of the free world in the face of challenges from china and russia. then a comet debate on the hill over the u.s. rule in this conflict. is it safe to send more american troops to europe at this time? i think reinforcing our existing nato allies with troops it s deafly appropriate. were joined by senator a democrat on the foreign relations committee and centered jon nebraska or republican member of that committee. then. we have a real problem with the flow of guns to the inner-city pre- we cannot continue to endure the level of violence we are now experiencing. mayors call for federal help for the rising crime. president biden tries to reassure law enforcement. we will ask our sunday panel how the president walks the line between crime and policing. plus, elizabeth the second marks 70 years as queen. we will d
national security adviser jake sullivan of the prospects for diplomacy and how the united states plants to fortify its role as leader of the free world in the face of challenges from china and russia. then a comet debate on the hill over the u.s. rule in this conflict. is it safe to send more american troops to europe at this time? i think reinforcing our existing nato allies with troops it s deafly appropriate. were joined by senator a democrat on the foreign relations committee and centered jon nebraska or republican member of that committee. then. we have a real problem with the flow of guns to the inner-city pre- we cannot continue to endure the level of violence we are now experiencing. mayors call for federal help for the rising crime. president biden tries to reassure law enforcement. we will ask our sunday panel how the president walks the line between crime and policing. plus, elizabeth the second marks 70 years as queen. we will discuss some milesto
border. this cnn a big winter storm slamming the east, bringing a heavy mix of wind, rain, and snow. we felt some of it here and nearly 50 million are on alert, is sitting these are bracing for the biggest winter event in years, plus four years after the pandemic started, the cdc takes a major step today redefining covid, isolation shouldn t guidelines, and this could be a game-changer that s a big change and hotter than expected. what the first big inflation report of 2024 tells us about where prices are heading we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central welcome to cnn news central. i m brianna keilar alongside my friend here, jim sciutto. great to be together and we are tracking a powerful nor easter that is ripping through, you guessed it the northeast, nearly 50 million people under winter alerts for this quick but intense storm which has already dumped more than a foot of snow in two states. in the mid
serious side effects. in the uk, almost one million people are estimated to be living with dementia. and around two thirds of them have alzheimer s. it s a disease that gradually destroys key areas of the brain involved in memory and understanding. this new drug needs regulatory approval. but how soon might it be available? our medical editor fergus walsh spoke exclusively to one of the patients on the trial. hello. are you all right, mr colley? hi, yes. yes. i ve got your donanemab here for you. mike colley has alzheimer s disease, yet the 80 year old feels incredibly fortunate. i m one of the luckiest people you ll ever meet. just for this. that s because he s been on the global trial of donanemab for two years. he s come with his son for his monthly infusion, at this clinic in london. i seem to get more confident every day. and i m sure this is going to be successful. they ll get all the rubbish off the top of my brain and i ll be back to normality. i m very confident abou