has 40 windchimes features and they each weigh 300 pounds driven by the northwestern pennsylvania wind. so being a national memorial is similar to oklahoma city in the u.s. s arizona 70 within the national park service. we stand very proud along with jim and the memorial and of course amy and alice and all of the colleagues in new york and certainly has a law enforcement officer myself and the national park service, 29 years before he came into the superintendent right security and i too have lost dear friends in the line of duty, state troopers and nonfood enforcement who are on that wall as pat mentioned it. and nothing but the utmost respect for what pat and his team do and police week means so much to me and so many again it's an honor to be part of this statement thank you and i think for a lot of folks listening and the folks on the panel because you are saying it, the personal and the professional. it's sort of rude in the individual lives and in the larger view that you are taking as well for your work. so thank you for walking both sides of that. jim. >> thank you for allowing

i note for the subcommittee that mr keller of pennsylvania and mr fitzgerald of wisconsin are permitted to participate in today's hearing with the understanding that their questions will come only after all, members of the subcommittee on both sides of the aisle who are present have had an opportunity to question the witnesses.

oz officially jumping into the pennsylvania senate race. >> pennsylvania needs a conservative who will put america first. >> reporter: the heart surgeon turned tv personality who rose to fame on the oprah winfrey show wants to fix problems. >> americans deserve better solutions. doctors are about solutions. >> reporter: he told fox news washington is mishandling the pandemic. >> remember the phrase two weeks to flatten the curve? that metastasized into this incredible authoritarianism that did not necessarily make us safer. now they're threatening the same overreach with the omicron. >> reporter: oz has previously faced criticism for some positions, including on schools. >> the opening of schools may only cost us 2% to 3% in total mortality. and any life is a life lost, but to get every child back into a school where they're being educated and fed might be a tradeoff some folks would consider. >> reporter: he later apologized saying he misspoke. he also came under fire for his support of hydroxychloroquine. now he's facing questions about why he's running for office in pennsylvania whe

a house fire in pennsylvania claims three lives. officials now looking into what caused the blaze. >>> plus, a major british tabloid issues a formal apology

meadows writes that he got the call just after trump took off on marine one for a campaign event in pennsylvania in an urgent call from white house dr. sean conley. "stop the president from leaving," meadows writes conley told him, according to "the guardian." "he just tested positive for covid." meadows says trump was tired and appeared to have a slight cold, but he was determined to debate biden no matter what, writing, "nothing was going to stop trump from going out there." today our mary bruce asked president biden about that. >> do you think the former president put you at risk? >> i don't think about the former president. >> reporter: back in march, i had heard unconfirmed reports of such a positive test and asked trump about it in an interview for my book, "betrayal." he flatly denied it. some people say you first got -- you got an initial positive test even before the debate. is that true or is that not true? >> no. >> reporter: david, meadows writes that trump's sample was retested on a different machine and came back negative. days later, however, he told the word he had covid and was

meadows writes that he got the call just after trump took off on marine one for a campaign event in pennsylvania in an urgent call from white house dr. sean conley. "stop the president from leaving," meadows writes that conley told him, according to "the guardian." "he just tested positive for covid." meadows says trump was tired and appeared to have a slight cold, but that he was determined to debate biden no matter what, writing, "nothing was going to stop trump from going out there." today our mary bruce asked president biden about that. >> do you think the former president put you at risk? >> i don't think about the former president. >> reporter: back in march, i had heard unconfirmed reports of such a positive test and asked trump about it in an interview for my book, "betrayal." he flatly denied it. some people say you first got -- you got an initial positive test even before the debate. is that true or is that not true? >> no. that's not true. >> reporter: david, meadows writes that trump's sample was retested on a different machine and came back negative. days later, however, he told the

and some hospitals in pennsylvania running out of beds. >> the healthcare system in pennsylvania is at the brink of collapse. people continue to come with strokes, heart attacks, car accidents. it is hard to get them out of the ambulance because we don't have a place in the emergency department to put them. >> reporter: and tonight in the uk, where omicron cases are doubling every 2 to 3 days, preliminary data suggesting two doses of the pfizer vaccine may be just 30% effective in protecting against symptomatic infection of the omicron variant. but a booster shot increased protection up to 75%. >> although we don't have all the answers on the omicron variant, initial data suggests that covid-19 boosters help to bolster protection against omicron. >> reporter: the omicron variant now detected in half this country. most of the cases were in vaccinated people, but just one person was hospitalized. >> most people experienced only mild symptoms, which is what we would expect from a group of fully vaccinated individuals. >> reporter: this as the booster rollout expands to 16 and 17-year-olds

and some hospitals in pennsylvania running out of beds. >> the health care system in pennsylvania is at the brink of collapse. people continue to come with strokes, heart attacks, car accidents. it is hard to get them out of the ambulance because we don't have a place in the emergency department to put them. >> reporter: and tonight in the uk, where omicron cases are doubling every two to three days, preliminary data suggesting two doses of the pfizer vaccine may be just 30% effective in protecting against symptomatic infection of the omicron variant. but a booster shot increased protection up to 75%. >> although we don't have all the answers on the omicron variant, initial data suggests that covid-19 boosters help to bolster protection against omicron. >> reporter: the omicron variant now detected in half this country. most of the 43 cases were in vaccinated people, but just one person was hospitalized. >> most people experienced only mild symptoms, which is what we would expect from a group of fully vaccinated individuals. >> reporter: this, as the booster rollout expands to 16 and

and in pennsylvania, sometimes a picture says it all. joy. thank you for watching. and our thanks to the president tonight. i'm david muir. good night. announcer: this is abc 7 news. >> here is live doppler seven showingthethethe later tonight. although, not too much at the moment. >> you're watching a 4:00. injured in a gruesome crash on interstate 880. one of the cars had the rear side of the vehicle caved in. very violent. it appears the car crashed head on 12 white van. luggage was found with sfo tax. traffic is still backed up from fremont to union city. kristen: let's turn to the weather. more with the rain and what you can expect tonight and into tomorrow. sandhya: right now it is just spotty showers. live doppler seven, not everyone is seeing this. it is light in the east bay we get into street level radar. we are seeing somewhat roadways. a little drizzle in some areas. you will notice that there is quite a bit of moisture moving into areas south of monterey. we will get heavier rain up into 3:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m.. there could even be thunderstorms. 8:00

and in pennsylvania, sometimes a picture says it all. joy. thank you for watching. and our thanks to the president tonight. i'm david muir. good night >> a horrific scene in fremont, a deadly crash that took hours to reopen wednesday traffic. >> our goal is to get people vaccinated. the most important shot is the first shot. >> there are three things the governor is focused on to keep us safe and we will explain how each will affect you. >> downpours and sunder, -- sun- thunder, the timeline coming up. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >sandhya: doppler 7 to see the a. -- ama: don't let the live doppler deceive you. i'm on the date san mateo but that was the sound heard around the bay area today. a series of storms will bring us several inches this weekend while you may see a break on occasion, you may not get a chance to dry out until next year. ama: conditions will worsen in the sierra, these cameras show clear roads even with snow as you see some coming down. highway 50 admires there was a mix of rain and snow.

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ohio, texas, pennsylvania hit particularly hard. >> only a third of children under 18 are fully vaccinated at this point, and while we know, you know, covid is less severe in our kids, we also know that it's had a real impact in our kids across severe illness and death. >> reporter: 170,000 children testing positive for covid last week alone, an increase of nearly 28% in just two weeks. and it's the unvaccinated, health experts say, are still most at risk. in ohio, 18-year-old sarah golembiewski lost both of her parents and her aunt to covid just days apart and a few weeks before christmas. all of them had turned down the shot. >> if my parents got it, it would have saved their lives. once they're gone, they're gone, and there's nothing you can really do to get them back. >> reporter: president biden and the first lady acknowledging this christmas is a difficult one, telling americans they are praying for those who have lost loved ones during this pandemic and for whom this christmas falls on heavy hearts. we pray for you to find strength from sorrow and purpose from pain. >> the president

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that system now moving into the northeast from pennsylvania to new england, with freezing rain, bringing stretch rouse driving conditions for millions making the holiday trek home. rob marciano standing by with the timing. >>> also breaking tonight, a driver slamming into several children outside fort lauderdale. at least two killed. late reporting from the scene. >>> a violent midair fight caught on camera. joining a growing list of airplane confrontations in a record year. >>> and america strong tonight. a family celebrating their first official christmas together. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy monday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with that breaking news from the cdc, announcing a major shift, cutting in half the isolation period for asymptomatic people who test positive for covid, from ten days down to five, followed by five days of wearing a mask around others. the cdc also reducing the quarantine time for people who are exposed to the virus, but it comes as cases are soaring. the u.s. averaging 206,000 cases per day now. long li

. >> reporter: the latest cases in pennsylvania, maryland and nebraska where an infected traveler recently returned from nigeria, infecting five household members with the variant. >> most of them are on the recovery end and will be back up and running soon. >> reporter: so far, all of the known omicron cases in the u.s. have had mild or moderate symptoms and none required hospitalization. what is driving hospitalizations at the start of the winter surge? the delta variant, comprising 99.9% of u.s. cases. but the cdc director says that could change. >> it may very well be that we start to see more omicron than delta, and we will be following that very carefully. >> reporter: and tonight early data suggests the omicron variant could be spreading twice as fast in south africa than delta. and that omicron could also be more likely to infect people who have already had the virus. what concerns scientists about omicron is the more than 30 mtations on its spike protein, seen here highlighted in orange and blue and green. that's three times the number of mutations found on the delta spike protein

. >> reporter: americans across the country still waiting hours in testing lines, from pennsylvania to houston, some stretching miles. >> we were basically told that the chances of us getting tested were basically zero because there were 200 people in front of us. so by the time they closed they wouldn't get to us. >> reporter: and now new years closures and bad weather making it even more difficult to find tests. >> it's pretty frustrating. i've been literally up ever since, i don't know, 6:00 this morning trying to look for sites. i'm in health care and i can't treat my patients if i don't get tested. >> reporter: right now 10,000 infected americans being admitted in hospitals each day. by mid-january, that number could climb as high as 28,000. >> hospital systems are filled. people are still getting sick, and there's still a lot of exposure happening to front line workers, people needed to keep our country running smoothly. >> reporter: and with 30 million eligible children still unvaccinated, a record number of kids are entering the hospital with covid. 6 year-old aria shapiro has

increase in pediatric hospitalizations in new york and in other parts of the country, ohio, texas, pennsylvania hit particularly hard, but only a third of children under 18 are fully vaccinated at this point and while we know you know covid is less severe in our kids. we all know that it's had a real impact in our kids across severe illness and death 170,000 children testing positive for covid last week alone. increase of nearly 28% in just two weeks and here in new york city a first of its kind mandate for private sector workers. it will begin tomorrow and will affect roughly 184,000 businesses. philip off abc news, new york developing news tonight the omicron variant and some treacherous winter weather and parts of the country are complicating travel abc reporter andrew. dimbert has a look at the situation as millions head home from their christmas gatherings. on one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season omicron is contributing to massive flight disruptions thousands of travelers left to rebook their flights after a wave of cancellations. i'll probably just end up getting a hotel a

they can do whatever they want. >> i need to go shopping in lancaster, pennsylvania apparently. >>> coming up, what type of mask is best for traveling. >>> and this might be the smallest apartment in all of new york city. what's it like to live there? you're watching "world news now." the smallest apartment in all

omicron variant of coronavirus spreads to at least nine states with new cases today in maryland and pennsylvania. the centers for disease control is still evaluating whether omicron is more transmissible than the delta variant but a preliminary report by scientists in south africa has found it is spreading faster than any of the previous variants so far. the cdc has not changed any of its guidance our recommendations for protecting against covid remain. name regardless of the variant the major vaccine manufacturers are also adjusting to the new variant dr. anthony fauci says they all have multiple contingency plans to deal with omicron. one is to rev up the production of the vaccines that they already have. the next is to make for example a bi-valent. will you have the vaccine against both the ancestral strain and the new variant and the other is to make a variant specific boost? omicron has bred to 38 countries since it was first discovered in south africa the world health organization. ounce, it's discovery last friday. well for more now about the omicron variant, we're joined by ucsf infectio

that is in jonestown, pennsylvania. we are learning more about it at bestie enough in the east bay. ay in antioch where an armed man who fired a rifle at cars and houses was shot and killed by police the ss home. which then later caught fire. our reporter has the story. reporter: a dramatic friday night. gunfire into house fully engulfed in flames in antioch. it is were police say a man barricaded himself after shooting at cars on the street earlier in the day. >> when officers arrived on scene, it was confirmed the suspect was armed with a rifle and was actively shooting at cars and houses. reporter: a neighbor heard the shots. >> i was doing my laundry around 1:00 p.m., i heard like three gunshots. i was thinking it was a firecracker. reporter: neighbors were told to shelter-in-place. police said they try to make contact with the suspect several times, but the man continued firing at houses and toward officers, even bringing down this police drone. >> we saw everything on the news. i told my wife, i feared it might have been him when they set a blue truck. reporter: alejandro said

in new york and texas and pennsylvania hit particularly hard. according to the american academy of pediatrics over 100,000 of children testing positive just last week. >> so important for those eligible to get the vaccine to protect them. reporter: front workers resting leaving the cdc to outline an alert. not recommending vaccinated and boosted health care workers can return to work after seven days if they are not experiencing symptoms. if staffing shortages reached crisis levels the cdc recommends those same workers should return to work after five days, but the general public is being advised to isolate for 10 days after a covid diagnosis. j.r.: this is a live look at san francisco international airport where a few flights have been delayed or canceled today, but not like other parts of the country. nationwide nearly 1000 flights were canceled on christmas day. this is a substantial increase from christmas eve where several hundred flights were canceled, it is not the weather but reportedly covid leading to crews calling in sick leading to a

second group of semi-finalists-- an english professor at penn state university in university park, pennsylvania... an elementary science education professor at northern arizona university in flagstaff... and a botany professor at warren wilson college in asheville, north carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to the second of our three semi-final matches in the first ever "jeopardy!" professors tournament. in yesterday's exciting game, it all came down to final jeopardy! where our professor from the naval postgraduate school, sam buttrey, came up with the correct response and secured his spot in the two-day final later this week. who will advance today? alisa, marti, and hester, welcome back, and good luck. let's take a look at the categories in the "jeopardy!" round... and... alisa. let's go succulents for $200. - marti. - what is aloe? - yes. - u.s. counties for $200. - marti. - what is king? - yes. - counties for $400.

ohio, texas, pennsylvania, hit particularly hard. 170,000 children testing positive for covid-19 just last week, an increase of nearly 28% in just two weeks. >> so important for those who are eligible, especially children under five -- around children under five, to get the vaccine to protect them. reporter: workers stretched thin, prompting the cdc to release a contingency plan, recommending vaccinated and boosted health care workers can return to work after seven days if they are not experiencing symptoms. if staffing shortages in hospitalizations reached crisis levels, the cdc recommends those same workers should return to work after five days. the general public is still being advised to isolate for 10 days after a covid diagnosis. francisco international airport, where flights have been delayed or canceled today, but not like other parts of the country. nationwide, nearly 1000 flights were canceled on christmas day. this is a substantial increase from christmas eve, when nearly 700 flights were canceled. it is not the weather that is causing problems, but reportedly covid, which

and an english professor at penn state university in university park, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone. we interrupt the impressive run of our current champion to bring you a brand-new competition-- the "jeopardy!" professors tournament. it is these educators of higher learning that have aided in the journey of many of the great contestants on this stage. so it seems only fitting we feature a tournament highlighting them. for the next two weeks, 15 talented professors from across the country will test their knowledge for a chance at $100,000 and a spot in our next tournament of champions. today, we welcome our first three challengers-- hester, gautam, and gary. good luck, and let's get into the jeopardy! round with these categories... and... responses start with d-o and come after "doctoral" alphabetically. hester, you have control of the board. elbow patches for $200.

louisiana, missouri, utah, new jersey, and pennsylvania now among the states with confirmed infections. >> we are working closely with state and local authorities to investigate suspect casey's in other states. >> in nebraska, cases are linked to someone who recently returned from nigeria. >> there are five cases where they were likely exposed. to the first case. through close household contact. >> while there is contact over what is a highly mutated very, officials stressed of the biggest threat right now is delta. >> i know that the news is focused on omicron, but we should remember that 99.9% of cases in the country right now are from the delta variant. delta continues to drive cases across the country, and especially in those who are unvaccinated. >> still, the race to learn more about the new strain is underway. >> there is every reason to believe that if you get vaccinated and move -- boosted, you would have at least some degree of cross protection, very likely against severe disease, even against the omicron area. >> across the country, the steady flow of people coming into clin

ohio, texas, pennsylvania hit particularly hard. going to the american academy of pediatrics, 170 thousand children are testing positive for covid last week. an increase of nearly 28% in just two weeks. the spikes leaving many front line workers stretched thin and leading the cdc to issue an alert outlining contingency plans for raising cases. now recommending vaccinated and boosted health-care workers who test positive can return to work after seven days if they are not experiencing symptoms. staffing shortages or hospitalizations reached crisis levels, the recommending the same workers return to work after five days. resident biden says he thinks the general public should keep isolating for 10 days after a positive test. >> i just listen to my team, the doctors. they think we should keep it the way it is for now. reporter: all of this coming as families across the country spend the weekend gathering, celebrate christmas together. >> they expect we will see a lot more. we are going to see the exponential growth continue for a few m

if you are falling to who they have admitted in the pennsylvania, it will give you an extra data point that some other student might not have, it would making sense not to submit it. i would, with a caveat, not look real closely at 2020 data, that is very skewed. so many students that couldn't test that year, especially from the state of california, go back to 2019, 2018 data and really try and make some decisions from there and talk to your college counselor if you have one who are great at trying to spitball what to do in these areas. kristen: most elite schools are looking for kids with a standout narrative. what questions should kids ask themselves when deciding what to highlight about themselves? lauren: yeah, if there is a major that you have indicated you're interested in and you have done things sort of building your narrative towards your interest in that major, highlight those, internships, research, if you did a community college class, especially during the pandemic summer, i know a lot of students went into online classes at the local community college to still fill their

really a citizens legislature, extremely low pay, not a lot of resources, whereas california, new york, pennsylvania, some other states are hardly professionalized legislatures. are the outcomes of the california state legislature better than new hampshire state legislature? it depends on your politics, i suppose, to some extent, but it is also the case that california's state legislature is dealing with a wider range of difficult questions because california's economy is regulated and often winds up being the defective way in which a lot of regulations work in the u.s., because a lot of companies make products, if they're gonna make products for the california market, you might as well use the same manufacturing processes . so the u.s., another problem that the u.s. legislature is something we have been beating the drums on since we first met over coffee many years ago, about the fact that the u.s. congress does not invest enough in its own policymaking capacity, so that is one question, whether, if you increase the number of members, but don't increase the expertise and staff capacity, you may not

really a citizens legislature, extremely low pay, not a lot of resources, whereas california, new york, pennsylvania, some other states are hardly professionalized legislatures. are the outcomes of the california state legislature better than the outcomes of the new hampshire state legislature? it depends on your politics, i suppose, to some extent, but it is also the case that california's state legislature is dealing with a wider range of difficult questions because california's economy is regulated and often winds up being the defective way in which -- the defective way in which a lot of regulations work in the u.s., because a lot of companies make products, if they're gonna make products for the california market, you might as well use the same manufacturing processes so the u.s., another problem of the u.s. legislator is something we have been beating the drums on since we first met over coffee many years ago, about the fact that the u.s. congress does not invest enough in its own policymaking capacity, so that is one question, whether, if you increase the number of members, but don't increase

i'm glad you brought that out because you take a state like pennsylvania state that went for joe biden or state like wisconsin or even michigan or not michigan, because you don't have any republicans out there. but a state like pennsylvania, wisconsin, or even the state of west virginia, which is a very poor state. and this legislation will do much to live, not only children, but also many americans in that state out of poverty. we're talking about a state with a median household income of less than $26000.00, and you have a u. s. sen there who's making $180000.00, but yet he will not pass this legislation that will provide a income child tax credit for those people in that state. and what that does is that list tens of thousands of children out of poverty, and he will not get behind that legislation. so it's not just jo magic, but it's also his republican colleagues showing more capital from the state of west virginia who will not support this legislation. and the reason why because they are afraid of what former president and donald trump might say. if in fact they do get behind and

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