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day, single digits. that's downright dangerous conditions for driving, for people who are sensitive, the elderly, others who may not want to be out, slip and fall. you can imagine people saying, hey, plan to go do this if it is below zero overnight with ice everywhere, i'm notsure i'm gonna go -- this could result in, a week from tonight, quote, the coldest caucus night weather since the nominating system began in 1972. weather will be a factor. who does that benefit? i'm not sure that we know. i mean, people can cut it up different ways. the campaigns are gonna study, at this pollsters me look at it, you could do some correlation by ainge -- this is one more complicating factor to a situation -- complicated, not predictable. so, we could see a lot of unpredictable things happening, which would be the norm, in a
and it just totally irresponsible. >> cnn special correspondent jamie kincade joins us with the ainge with the news. what can you tell? us >> this new information is regarding the tan classified documents that were found back on november 2nd and president biden's office at the penn biden center. we have -- to briefing memos preparing obama, vice president, biden four phone calls. those calls, one was with the british prime minister, and the second was with donald tusk of poland, who was the president of the european council from 2014 to 2019. for clarity, anderson, these were classified documents, but it's unclear how much of this material remains sensitive. overtime classified material becomes perishable.
>> reporter: zhou's imagination prevailed even though there were no real chinese racing role models, so he created a path of his own at the ainge of 12 from shanghai to the uk where pros learn to drive. >> your mom was pretty supportive? >> she was worried in the begin, but for me, by me getting more mature, it's easy for her now. >> reporter: this yzhou is livig his dream, driving for alpha romeo. a fan of basketball, zhou shares his racing number with that of his favorite player, kobe bryant, number 24. he also looks up to yao ming for making basketball popular in china. >> who knows. in time it could have the same effect. >> it's a great fumt for formula 1 to make inroads in china. there's no doubt it takes one
-- omicron when he got his vaccine. he was on tv. for the rest of us who were not eligible when it first came, out we are pressing refresh refresh refresh to get a vaccine appointments, i do not know anybody who is talking about getting these new boosters, now. why is that a problem? >> that is a great. points and that is what we are trying to go -- this is very helpful from that perspective where we are getting people getting boosters. you the most about four months after the last shot. whether it was your second one or your third one. and that would really help us as people come back to the office, people come back to school after the raid the cases. we need to ainge creates the dog about. it >> corruptly arise, there are a couple of reasons we are going to see a. rise the normal one is the season. one it is, colder it's gonna get colder, we're in close spaces together. combined with the fact that this may be, this labor day may be the time that millions of americans and more than two years are leaving their homes and going back to work, at least a few days a week. >> i am sure it is very exciting for many people.
health care that they they'd despite the republican attacks against reproductive attacks. i'mence extremely excited that i've been able to use my platform to do something that will genuinely make a tangible difference in people's lives. >> and how much have you raised so far? >> last i checked it was $330,000 in the last 48 hours. >> that's really dope. i called you a killed. i apologize for that. you're a kid to me but i wonder for other young women your ainge, i mean, you're a kid to me, right, it's sad that somebody your age has to think about the state opening your body, but you're in a state, texas, where that is what the supreme court has said is okay. what are women and young women, girls, teenagers your age worried the most about? >> i think there's a lot of risks that come with reproductive health care access, whether it be criminalization of miscarriages, whether it be people being stripped of their bodily autonomy or even
misbehavior of racist officers. of course, we know who they are. we know who they are and they've been identified. why is this not handled? why are see seen as harming people in the community, instead of losing their job, they are sometimes being promoted. they're given titles, they're given pay increases. as if you worked with any other profession and had poor performance, you would lose your job. you wouldn't be able to keep your job. there's going to be more cultural and biased training in the department. if you want to work in the city of buffalo, if you want to serve the community, you need to understand what public safety looks like. how are they becoming more a part of the community, more of a trust and relationship to this community and not just patrolling. >> community building. that's something that i've heard, the ainge i'm feeling on this street is not as a result of what happened saturday, it's
he just got the endorsement of the one-term twice impeached american. trump's endorsement was so far out of left field that whackado mike flynn said it was a mistake. he's. then there is carrie like the trump dark backed candidate running for governor of arizona. the former tv ainge or of a fox who is fall with a nazi sympathizer. she sued the state that she wants to lead asking a federal judge to ban the use of tabulation machines in the upcoming election. now that should come as no surprise that the lawsuit is being paid for by mypillow loan and fan boy mike lindell claiming the machines stole the election from trump and they don't want it to happen again.
dumb. >> right. >> let me add you to this, doug jones. we know that there is a legitimate reason for them to fear these people electorally. i mean, you, sir, a civil rights hero, was replaced by someone who i'm pretty sure i can hear a dial tone every time i see him on tv, like it guy doesn't know the basics of law of american history and they are like i would rather him him. he's maga. good people get replaced all the time but sort lunatics on the right, so there's a reason for them to be afraid, but i wonder about people. you served with chuck grassley. this story keeps coming back to me. i'm obsessed with t.chuck gradually an old-fashioned republican from iowa. the day before the insurrection put out a statement saying that he and in the vice president mike pence will preside over the certification of the electoral college votes because, quote, we don't expect him to be there. if he understood the plot and was willing to go along with it, there is no hope for the other
we hope it is a fact, the data seems to indicate that omicron is less severe than delta has been. we still have the huge numbers, don't we? that is obviously a concern. at have the huge numbers, don't we? that is obviously a concern.- that is obviously a concern. at the moment, that is obviously a concern. at the moment. the _ that is obviously a concern. at the moment, the measures _ that is obviously a concern. at the moment, the measures that - that is obviously a concern. at the moment, the measures that are i that is obviously a concern. at the | moment, the measures that are in place are completely inadequate to prevent infection. therefore, vaccines are very important, i would also urge the government to ensure that those vaccinations are made available to everyone over all ainge rages as quickly as possible. our schools go back and we will see omicron invading that population as well. i think really, i omicron invading that population as well. ithink really, i have omicron invading that population as well. i think really, i have to say that we should not be allowing cases to run rampant on their own. we need to run rampant on their own. we need to try and get back in control, because we have huge numbers of clinically vulnerable people who are being exposed to infection again. and on the point about it being mild on any upon the pathogen itself, the
court. now, to be clear, the judge doesn't real very a lot of latitude here. they are going to get life sentences regardless so now it's a question of whether you're giving a 65 and a 50-year-old man 30 years in prison or, you know, 880 -- or 50 years in prison. it's not a huge range, but i think it would have had an impact. >> bob, as we look at that, right, the possibility as the judge weighs whether there will be a possibility of parole, there is ainge, as we know and we just heard from travis mcmichael's attorney, just hearing sound from that, 99 good acts and one bad act and he said that can come into play in sentencing. based on what you've seen throughout the trial and even today, what do you expect from the judge? >> well, first of all, the defense lawyer is right. there are things called aggregating and mitigating factors that are in the sentencing code that judges are allowed to use when trying to determine a sentence like this and the fact that a person led a