i mries rosemary church. just ahead here on cnn newsroom, two presidents, two special counsels, and classified documents that neither should have had. we ll discuss the politics and possible punishment. just hours after celebrating back-to-back national championships tragedy strikes the georgia bull dogs football team. what we are learning about a deadly car accident in athens, georgia. plus epic flooding in california, deadly winter storms have forced evacuations, shifted landscapes and caused millions of dollars in damages. we re live in monterey county with the latest. good to have you with us. well, u.s. president joe biden is under growing scrutiny over his handling of classified documents. and republican lawmakers who now control the house of representatives are now ramping up the pressure. the chairman of the house oversight committee has asked the white house for visitor logs for joe biden s residence where several classified items have been found. also seekin
so what are health experts saying about the likely health impact this mass new year travel will have? chinese officials are saying the wave has passed across the mainland, that it peaked in clinics and hospitals and that if anything covid cases are on the way down, covid deaths are on the way down. but if you speak to the international experts, they claim that the number chinese health officials gave on the weekend, a total of almost 60,000 covid deaths in the last month, is not the true picture. they think that the real number is much, much higher. we have to remember that china has been living with this zero covid policy for three years. that came to an abrupt end at the beginning of december when authorities did a complete back flip on the lockdowns, on the
spending it on. with inflation off the charts, joe biden wants to keep spending and wants to label anything covid spending. i m pretty skeptical as you can see. critics continue to point out there s already unspent funding from the roughly $6 trillion in covid aid that s been authorized since the very beginning of the pandemic adding to their concerns about rising debt and sky-rocketing inflation issues. you heard josh holly mention that a moment ago. all is happening as a new quinnipiac university poll puts president behind s approval rating at just 35%. no doubt, inflation remains the top issue for those who had been surveyed and 6 in 10 americans, shannon, say they believe the economy is actually getting worse. and disapproval for biden is wide and deep as well. in fact, the latest civics poll indicates the president has a negative net approval in every state in the u.s. except for four of them, hawaii, maryland, massachusetts and vermont.
how much of your day these days as covid cases versus other emergencies that the er sees on a regular basis? i imagine the balance of that has shifted as the pandemic has gone on, but what is it like now? i have a unique perspective of being in multiple emergency rooms and urgent care centers now. i m kind of burns out after last years on trying to mix it up a bit and it s a very interesting to see that in new york city, i m seeing a lot of covid positive resurging and they re not as sick and they re coming with a mild symptoms and we re seeing increasing cases but still mostly non covid. if anything covid releases of had this week are formally anti vaxxer s asking for the vaccines and privacy i don t think they re telling anyone else, about it but in vaccinating the so that s what i m seeing right now and we re gonna have to wait another 2 to 3 weeks before symptoms exposure to get worse to see if they start restarting a resurging in our. you said that you are somewhat burned ou