neanderthal thinking about covid-19. he says texas and mississippi are making a big mistake by lifting mask mandates and other restrictions right now. and in new york governor andrew cuomo is speaking out about allegations of sexual harassment. he says he s not resigning but he is apologizing for acting in a way that made people feel uncomfortable. let s go right to our justice correspondent, jessica schneider. she s working on this important story for us. jessica, another potential threat, hard to believe, to the u.s. capitol as we speak right now. as congress continues to investigate the attack of january 6th. that s exactly right, wolf. and we ve just learned that the house has changed its voting schedule because of these threats. members will stay late tonight instead of coming back tomorrow. and that s all after the joint bulletin from the fbi and dhs warning that violent extremists want to take control of the capitol and remove democratic lawmakers tomorrow. it come
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white house medical director sean conley telling reporters today that the next seven days will be critical. and should the president display any symptoms by monday the country would have to prepare for the president to take some treatment but conversely if he has no signs of covid-19 the nation ney rest assured that he is clear of the disease. the president is taking anti-viral drug of remdesivir while he is at the white house. there he will be directly monitored by a staff of highly trained medical professionals. our first guest tonight is the former white house medical director, former deputy physician to presidents george w. bush and bill clinton. joining us dr. william lang. doctor, great to have you with us. a remarkable 72 hours for the nation and the president to see the way this man reacted to treatment lifts the hearts of all americans. your thoughts. it does. it shows the president wanting go back to the white house shows me the team believes he is on the mend. th
darius adamczyk. a very exciting day for honeywell today. i welcome the president of the united states and other members of his cabinet, members of ,ongress, governor ducey senator mcsally, we are thrilled to have you here today. [applause] mr. mr. president, we all want to thank you for your leadership during this time of crisis for the nation and all this support we also received from your administration. i m personally thrilled you took the time to come see this new facility which has been so instrumental in the fight against covid-19. it is an honor to have the president here today. just a couple of facts about this facility. it normally takes nine months to open this facility. we accomplish that in five weeks. [applause] additionally, combined with a facility open in rhode island, we will make 20 million masks a month, a tremendous amount that will help those on the front lines, and we could not be more thrilled. [applause] masks,t beyond just honeywell does a lot of