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at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com capping a hectic week of all things covid. a conversation with mayor eric adams. he is committed to keeping classrooms open for learning. he is also pushing new yorkers to start thinking differently about how we all live with covid. president biden talked about this new normal. some of his former advisors are urging better planning. we will speak with one of them shortly. there is the problem of where we are with new cases averaging more than 615,000 a day and deaths according to new figures out within the hour now averaging close to 1,500 a day. for whatever signs there are of the omicron variant is less deadly, the sheer bulk of cases is driving deaths up. first mayor adams, i spoke to him shortly before air time. mayor adams, appreciate you joining us. you have been extremely busy and firm that even as covid cases spike, kids amon ....
also tonight, the new manhattan district attorney announcing a list of crimes his office will prosecute, and will not prosecute i should say, drawing both positive and negative reactions. is his move the right way to go? and a major upset in the world of tennis but this time off the court tennis champ novak djokovic ordered to leave australia after applying for a visa that does not permit medical exemptions for being unvaccinated for covid-19. a lot to discuss. let s bring in cnn s senior political analyst and white house correspondent. good evening. good evening. john a., meaning avlon, one year out, look. it s almost easy to forget that right after the insurrection there was a moment where republican leaders could have broken with trump for good, right? i had a guest on earlier that said the party could have pivoted away from trump. instead trump and his big lie have more of a hold on the gop than ever. did it have to be this way, john? absolutely not. look, we ....
a recent panel including dr. marc siegel will sort it all out and will join us live. and school for thousands of students in chicago after the teachers union demand to remote learning. many parents furious. but growing backlash against manhattan district attorney and speaking soft on crime. this has started since day one. zero prison time for some felonies. riley, the offer of hate crime joins us later in the show. we began with the crisis of confidence in the center for disease control. for dan springer taking a closer look at the full medical mixed messaging. good evening, dan. good evening, the center for disease control all over the map on a number of key guidelines, but especially on the issue of testing for covid-19. the latest guidance said when people test positive, they can come out of quarantine five days, even without taking another test. just to add to the confusion, the cdc if you want to take a test, go ahead and is still positive, stay in quarantine u ....
as a violent mob reach the capital. the former president who lies about this election and the mob that attacked this capital could not be further away from the core american values. dana: after he spoke he took questions from the press where he was asked about the divisive tone of his speech. does that he ll? the way you heel you have to understand the stem of the wound, you have to say something. that s what great nations do. they face the truth. deal with it. and move on. dana: and the vice president comparing what happened a year ago to some of the worst tragedies in american history. certain echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing. when our democracy came under, dates that occupy, not many on our calendar, but a place in our collective memory. december 7th, 1941, september 11th 2001, and januar. dana: jesse watters, let me give you first crack at some reaction ....
mayor and officials late-night move have parents scrambling whether or not the parent should show up on school wednesday. unfortunately, tonight, the leaders have this compelling membership to make a decision that will harm hundreds of thousands of chicago families who rely upon pps for their daily needs. in what world would we think to close something a central like in person education when we have seen the negative effects of that when the bars remain open. shannon: also breaking tonight the cdc with quarantine again nl americans can get tested to the end of the five-day isolation if they want to. and adding testing should be presumptive. an outcry after the cdc with isolation guidelines cut in half. interstate i-95 still struggling with accidents the closure after massive traffic jam caused by winter weather and multiple vehicle accident track thousands of commuters for hours. some of them overnight, and raised eyebrows with tuesday afternoon because of bipartis ....