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Really tell us anything, its an incomplete number. but if that happened and the media went along, wouldnt that be sort of a political gift to joe biden by defusing the focus on the surging number of cases? >> i mean, maybe, but i would argue that the political optics is less important to the underlying reality which is that how many americans are getting sick from covid, how many americans are getting covid. those are the numbers we need. public health officials use those daily case counts in or...

Julie, judge, attorneys all assembled before a brand-new jury. 12 new strangers. this time the prosecutor knew what was coming from julie and canvassed the witnesses. did they ever see signs of abuse. this is jasons mother. >> did julie appear in any way to be fearful to you? >> no. >> did you see any bruises or marks on her? >> no. >> julie and jasons eldest son, jake, 11 on the state of the marriage. >> tell me about how their arguing became worse. >> just escalated. >> did you ever see your d...

Of records about the insurrection. the documents include white house visitor logs, call logs and notes from former chief of staff mark meadows. cnns whitney wild is following developments. how quickly could the supreme court respond? >> reporter: well, they could respond as soon as january 14th. that is because they have a conference scheduled for that day. so the house and the biden administration both hoping that it is in that meeting that the supreme court will decide whether or not theyre ev...

Original ten days as long as you are asymptomatic. the cdc recommends that you can actually continue to wear a mask for another five days after those initial five days. the new guidance though is not without its criticism, we should note, with some arguing that a negative test should also be required before leaving isolation and returning back to society. but it is apparently aimed at mitigating the viruss impact on society, even as omicron tears through this country threatening to push us past ...

What leaders do for their people today is government and politics. but what they do for the people of tomorrow, that is statesmanship. i, for one, hope that this conference will be one of those rare occasions where everyone will have the chance to rise above the politics of the moment and achieve true statesmanship. members of the royal family traditionally prefer settling legal disputes out of court. it avoids private details being made public. but this year, both here in london and in new york...

Policy, but we cant do it on the basis of our own facts. we have to come to some agreement on facts. and we need to have smart goals that are strategically and tactically planned, so that they are achievable and time bound. theyre relevant to what we need. they are achievable. it has to be something that we put a time frame on. not just an aspirational goal of fixing our democracy. we need the specifics of things like, teaching civil civics in schools and critical thinking. those are specific ac...

realtime video. but, you know, we just have to accept this as progress. its harder today to buy the proper, right mortgage product than it was 30, 40 years ago because there are more choices. its harder to make wise food choices because there are more choices. so were going to all have to be -- in every aspect of our lives, the material abundance, incredible diamondism and creativity of modern society and thank god for it also imposes not only greater opportunities on us but also higher resp...

Yourself, someone who does democratic policies. this point about reality. before you get to the policy stuff, before you get any of. i find that i cant get to get through what is actually happening. because the propaganda is so thick. just what is actually happening. that to me is what is so sticky about this question here. >> no doubt republicans are actually really good constructing a narrative that draws people in. this is one of those. the danger is, when you are basing your policy on bad da...

He has a rap sheet, he is possibly mentally disturbed. he was looking to make someone a victim on that subway platform. the video clearly shows him moving toward one woman. she steps away and he goes after another and now she is no longer here. what he is arguing is we can be tough on crime and we can also be fair on the punishment. i dont know how we marry that in a city of 8 million. >> he is not putting it into practice. the guy who robbed the store with knife point. he put a knife to womans ...

He authored an opinion piece in "the washington post" arguing that the investigative road must lead prosecutors to the individual most responsible for the events of january 6th, foerm president donald trump. george conway joins me now. could you sort of lay out your case here for what you think should happen and why. >> well, its not complicated. he needs to be investigated for any number of the charges of the sort that have been brought against others. i mean, the judge in the district of colum...