our doctor, sanjay gupta, is with us now. obviously, sanjay, so much at stake here with so many questions for robert kennedy, who has spoken out in various ways against vaccines before or been highly critical of them, what role has vaccine misinformation over the years played on vaccination rates? >> a pretty, pretty significant role, john. i mean, i think even before the pandemic, you may remember, john, there were measles outbreaks that were happening sporadically. there was one in brooklyn and minnesota and southern california. so it was happening. but if you go back to 2021 and you say, look how many parents are willing to get their kids vaccinated then versus now, see what's happened over the last 4 to 5 years. what you find is that it was around 90%. parents say that they were willing to keep their kids up to date on recommended vaccines, and now it's closer to 82%. to give you a little bit of context around that, for measles, for example, which is a very, very contagious virus, you need to have around 95% of the popula

the police had arrested sanjay roy, who was a volunteer police the police had arrested sanjay roy, whoa case that really sparked an immense amount of outrage. for weeks and weeks doctors were on strike, not only at the hospital in kolkata, but many hospitals across the country. and so it really highlighted just the issue of safety for health care workers and specifically safety for female workers. what has the reaction to the sentence been? the reaction to the sentence has been quite mixed because many people were advocating for the death penalty, which is legal here in india. but the judge opted instead for a life sentence. during the sentencing, sanjay roy was able to speak and he continues to maintain his innocence, saying that he is absolutely being framed for this, that he is not responsible. we can't really go into why thejudge opted for one sentence over another, but certainly there were many people advocating for the death penalty. our because fondant reporting from delhi. just a reminder that our live coverage of the inauguration of donald trump begins at midday gmt. stay with

during the sentencing, sanjay roy was — during the sentencing, sanjay roy was able to speak and he continues continues to maintain his innocence saying that he is absolutely being framed for this, — absolutely being framed for this, that he is not responsible. we can't really go into why— responsible. we can't really go into why the judge opted for one sentence over another, but certainly — one sentence over another, but certainly there were many peorfle _ certainly there were many people advocating for the death penalty — people advocating for the death penalty. for people advocating for the death enal . ., ., ., ~ penalty. for the moment, thank ou. let's focus on events in the middle east and in the past few hours, 90 palestinians have been released from ofer prison in the occupied west bank under the gaza ceasefire deal with hamas. two buses with tinted windows left the facility, soon to be surrounded byjubilant crowds. most of those freed were women. in tel aviv, crowds celebrated as three israeli hostages were released by hamas — handed over in dramatic scenes. among them, 28—year—old em

the court has asked sanjay roy to be present on monday when they pronounce the judgment. not happy with the cbi investigations and say that there are many loopholes in the investigation and many of the witnesses, they were not produced before the court for their statements to be recorded. another point that they have raised in the investigation is that that the cbi has also failed to establish the motive behind the incident because the cbi had zeroed in onjust one person, sanjay roy, as the main accused of the case. though the principal of the college and the officer in charge of a local police station, they were also arrested on the charges of destroying the evidence from the place of occurrence. but the cbi failed to submit a charge sheet against them in time and they got bail and they are free. so the parents, they have also moved the supreme court seeking a fresh directive from the apex court for a re—investigation into the case. salman ravi, bbc news, kolkata. let's return to the breaking news reports. at least 30 people are reported to have been injured after a ski

it's heartbreaking. >> our thanks to doctor sanjay gupta for that report.ery important information. and for more information about how you can help the wildfire victims, go to. cnn.com/impact or text wildfires to 70, 70, 77 07070 to donate. very important. just ahead, the powerful conclusion in the special counsel's final report on donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. >> trump's cabinet picks. the candidates you've heard about for months go before the senate. who will get the votes? >> i think we have great people. >> follow the trump confirmation hearings. follow the facts. follow cnn money. but the gains are pumping. >> dad, is mommy a finance pro? >> she switched careers to make money for your weddings. >> oh, the asian market is blowing up. hey, who wants shots? huh? shots of milk. >> the right money moves aren't as aggressive as you think. >> why do 80% of nfl players choose a sleep number smartphone? >> because the higher my sleep iq score, the better i play. >> but that's not the only reason he likes to slide firm. i lik

sanjay gupta. sanjay, great to see you. this is a big position. sanjay does a lot. >> yeah. >> no question. >> it's going to be. >> a long day. >> of talking about that position. >> think of it. >> as essentially. >> being the ceo of. the the. largest health, medical. >> and scientific. >> enterprise in. >> the world. >> and i. >> mean that seriously, it is the biggest job. >> really. in health. >> in. >> the world. >> close to $2. >> trillion in spending. >> 80,000 employees. >> if you have. >> medicare, there's about a. >> billion claims. that are seen by. hhs every year. they adjudicate. these claims. >> they they. fund research, they handle pandemics. they decide vaccine schedules. >> so you name. >> it. >> really anything. >> that comes. under the. world of. health will come under this under his. >> auspices. >> if he is confirmed. there's a few of the few of. the 13 agencies that you can see on the list there. cdc is one of the largest food and drug administration, the nih and then center for medicare and medicaid services, which again, is r

sanjay gupta. sanjay, this is not good stuff to breathe. >> it's not. i mean, if you think about just what's in all of that smoke, there's a lot of different things. and it's important to draw a little bit of a distinction between just standard forest fires and what they call sort of the wildland urban interface. so in this urban area, you're burning a lot more things. basically, you have different chemicals as a result of that. when you're burning plastics and metals and even unearthing metals that are typically in the soil, those things start to burn. take a look at the screen. i mean, all these things aldehyde acid, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and then various volatile organic compounds as well. all those things get into the air so that the toxicity of that is is obviously very concerning. the early symptoms that people may have may not be directly sort of breathing related. people might have initially just sort of burning eyes and scratchy throat headaches, eventually developing breathing difficulties and, and chest pain. one thing as well, i'l

sanjay gupta, cnn reporting and our thanks to dr.y gupta for that report. >> in our last lead today, vice president kamala harris swore in senators of the new 119th congress. take a look at new jersey senator andy kim there with his family. he's the first korean american to be sworn in to the senate. his kids brought their own business cards for the vice president sworn in. >> our marine biologist and science guy, math expert. oh, this is so good. >> and you even have a you have an email address. >> so you can stay in touch. oh, so now i can stay in touch. >> yeah. >> coming up on sunday on state of the union, we're going to talk to democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota, republican senator jim banks of indiana, and democratic senator mark kelly of arizona. sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon only here on cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show once you get your podcast. the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer in the situation room. i will see you

the court has asked sanjay roy to be present on monday when they pronounce the judgment. with the cbi investigations and say that there are many loopholes in the investigation and many of the witnesses, they were not produced before the court for their statements to be recorded. another point that they have raised in the investigation is that that the cbi has also failed to establish the motive behind the incident because the cbi had zeroed in onjust one person, sanjay roy, as the main accused of the case. though the principal of the college and the officer in charge of a local police station, they were also arrested on the charges of destroying the evidence from the place of occurrence. but the cbi failed to submit a charge sheet against them in time and they got bail and they are free. so the parents, they have also moved the supreme court seeking a fresh directive from the apex court for a re—investigation into the case. salman ravi, bbc news, kolkata. state media in iran says two seniorjudges have been killed. it's reporting that they were attacked outside the supreme

sanjay gupta's here. sanjay, good to see you. as we look to the possibility of rfk jr. leaving hhs, the department of health and human services, how are parents attitudes changing about vaccines and what does that tell you? >> yeah, you know, it's there's a consequence to misinformation. so if you look about four years ago and say how likely were parents to get their kids vaccinated, about 90% of parents said no problem with that, which was down, by the way, a little bit even from years prior. now it's closer to 82%. so to give you a little context there, for something like measles, which is really contagious, you need to get about 95% of the population vaccinated. that's how you get herd immunity. we started to have measles outbreaks even before the pandemic. you may remember 82%, jake. that means we're going to see more measles outbreaks, almost assuredly. >> kennedy was asked multiple times about access to the abortion drug mifepristone. listen to what he said. >> president trump has asked me to study the safety of mifepristone. he has not yet taken a stand on on how

all right, sanjay. so dana or dana, maybe it's dana we know asks does hand sanitizer kill the virus on your hands? >> yeah. the short answer to this is is no. this is a really tough little virus. i think we have some images of this virus. when you look at this, when you look at flu viruses, for example, they're surrounded by this fatty membrane. not so with the norovirus. it is more of a tough protein shell around the virus. and as a result, alcohol based sanitizers. they're not going to really do a good job of taking care of this. so soap and water is going to be your best bet for your hands. and you'll remember yesterday, john, we talked about cleaning supplies for the house. things like lysol spray. they say they kill 99.9% of viruses and germs, but not norovirus. again, because it has that tough protein shell. you want to use things like hydrogen peroxide or bleach to kill surfaces in your home. so soap and water and then hydrogen peroxide or bleach for your for your house. >> i was so into that tid

sanjay gupta always has all the good answers. all right. here is something else that people are worrying about. the first human death from h5n1 bird flu in the u.s. has been reported in louisiana. health officials say their investigation found no other human cases linked to this person's infection, but there have been several cases of humans contracting bird flu around the country. the cdc says the overall risk at the moment to the public is low, but if you work with animals or have chickens in your backyard, you are at a higher risk and should watch for breathing problems and red infected eyes for ten days after exposure. and while the east deals with the snow, it is the wind creating a particularly dangerous situation in southern california this morning. 18 million people are under a red flag warning as forecasters prepare for a potentially life threatening wind storm, with gusts up to 100mph and exceptionally strong santa ana wind event is expected to develop this afternoon and blow through wednesday. officials are warning that the extre

sanjay gupta is here to explain.jay just about anything you might imagine is going to be inside that smoke. >> but it is important to draw a little bit of a distinction between standard forest fire and what they call the wildland urban interface. think about that urban setting that you're looking at there. you're burning everything plastics and metals. you're unearthing certain metals that are even in the soil, cars and electronics and carpets and drapes. all of that gets into the atmosphere. these volatile organic compounds, benzene and formaldehyde and all these types of things are in the air, and people are breathing them in. now, initially, you may not have sort of classic symptoms of smoke inhalation injury. it may be more sort of burning eyes and scratchy throat. even vaguer symptoms like headaches, for example. but eventually people may develop breathing difficulties and even chest pain. that's because of the toxicity of the smoke. but it's also really small particle sizes as well. something known as particula

doctor sanjay gupta, thank you so much for bringing us that. and you can tune in to the now bafta nominated documentary super man. the christopher reeve story, airing sunday at 8 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn. a new hour of cnn news central starts now. a potential five alarm fire. that is what nonprofits are saying today, as the trump administration makes its latest move, suddenly halting all federal grants, loans and financial assistance. we're talking trillions of dollars and millions of americans impacted. and is this what retribution looks like? donald trump from the campaign trail promised it

sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> what an inspiring story. dr. sanjay gupta, thank you so much. documentary superman the christopher reeve story airs sunday night, february 2nd at 8:00 eastern and pacific, right here on cnn. stay with us on cnn news central. as president trump warns he may get rid of fema while meeting hurricane helene victims and visiting areas damaged by the storm. another hour begins after this short break. >> superman the christopher reeve story. february 2nd on cnn at. >> are you ready for this? are you ready for this? >> are you ready for this? >> new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu? fizzy chews. chew. fizz. feel better. fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzy juice. >> well, you're in the big leagues now. >> how was your vacation, sir? well. >> i needed. >> one with. >> your. >> 10% loyalty program discount. that's $225. >> for the night. >> not bad. >> $155 for the night. hold up. >> how? >> it's easy when you know where. >> to look. >> trivago compares. >> hotel prices from hundreds of sites. >> so you can save up to 40%. >> trivago is my secre

sanjay gupta, joining me now. many of the questions from democrats focused on his past criticism, quite public criticism of a number of vaccines. listening to him today. did he change your view of his positions? >> he's all over the map, jim. i mean, if you listen to the opening remarks, he was quite conciliatory toward vaccines. i got my kids vaccinated. i am pro vaccine. i think they're an important tool, he said. but we also know that when he has said that in the past. he subsequently said he regretted getting his kids vaccinated. so it's just very hard to pin down. i think what is striking to me is that this has an impact, this this sort of broad skepticism and even cynicism towards vaccines. if you go back three years and just ask parents, how likely are you to vaccinate your kids? about 90% of parents would say, yes. that was the beginning of the pandemic. now it's closer to 82%. and to give you some context around those numbers for measles, which is highly contagious, unless you're around 95%, you're not ge

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sanjay, first to you. remind us of the scope of the position that kennedy is trying to earn here, and also how his previous comments on vaccines may have impacted the rates of people that actually go and get them. >> yeah, well, it's a huge job. i mean, essentially he's ceo of of what could be described as the largest health enterprise in the world, health, medical, scientific enterprises. almost a $2 trillion budget, if you count discretionary spending. 80,000 employees. huge decisions and you get a glimpse of it. i mean, he talked about everything from medicare advantage to abortion to agricultural policy to covid. one question only, by the way, about a potential pandemic in h5n1. that came 3.5 hours into these these hearings. so that was that was interesting given the importance of that. i think, you know, measuring the impact of misinformation is it's a challenging thing, obviously, because these aren't yes or no questions. but if you take vaccines specifically and just say, how likely are parents to v

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sanjay gupta has more. >> these cells have the potential to cure diseases and conditions ranging fromparkinson's and ms to diabetes, heart disease, alzheimer's, lou gehrig's, even spinal cord injuries like my own. >> christopher reeve wouldn't live to see stem cells, possibly help with his own paralysis. but nearly 30 years after his accident, spinal cord injury patients like javier are now reaping the benefits. >> so it was actually my last day of high school, and i was over at a friend's house and we were swimming. i just jumped out a little too far and ended up hitting my head where it started to get a bit shallow and my head on the bottom, and broke my neck. >> like reeve, jake was also left paralyzed. instead of walking with san ramon valley high school's graduating class of 2016, jake was weighing whether or not to try an experimental treatment based on stem cells. >> i didn't. >> know a whole lot about it, but i knew that it could potentially help me or, you know, potentially help others. and i didn't see a lot of risk in it. so i decided to do it. >> stem cells can become, by

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sanjay gupta in atlanta, and this is cnn. >> to the black and hispanic communities.ant to thank you for the tremendous outpouring of love and trust that you have shown me with your vote. we set records and i will not forget it. i've heard your voices in the campaign, and i look forward to working with you in the years to come. >> that's president trump thanking black and hispanic voters in his inaugural address. just hours after that. his administration, though, shut down the white house's spanish language website. you can see here when you go to the page whitehouse.gov slash e s you now get a page not found message. the spanish profile of the white house on x was also removed. the changes coincide with a spate of executive actions trump signed related to his immigration crackdown. a white house official says the administration is in the process of editing the white house website, and is committed to bringing the spanish section back online. today, president trump's bid to end birthright citizenship heads to the courts. a seattle judge is set to hear from four of the

sanjay gupta has more. >> these cells have the potential to cure diseases and conditions. >> rangingparkinson's and ms to. >> diabetes, heart disease, alzheimer's, lou gehrig's, even spinal cord injuries. >> like my own. >> christopher reeve wouldn't. >> live to see stem cells, possibly. >> help with his own paralysis. but nearly 30 years after his accident, spinal cord injury patients like javier are now reaping the benefits. >> so it was actually my last day of high school, and i was over at a friend's. house and we were swimming. i just jumped out a little too far and ended up hitting my head where it started to get a bit shallow and my head on the bottom, and broke my neck. >> like reeve, jake was also left paralyzed. instead of walking with san ramon valley high school graduating class of 2016, jake was weighing whether or not to try an experimental treatment based on stem cells. >> i didn't know a whole lot about it, but i knew that it could potentially help me or, you know, potentially help others. and i didn't see a lot of risk in it. so i decided to do it. >> stem cells. can

sanjay gupta, explains just about anything you might imagine is going to be inside that smoke, but itportant to draw a little bit of a distinction between standard forest fire and what they call the wildland urban interface. >> think about that urban setting that you're looking at there. you're burning everything plastics and metals. you're unearthing certain metals that are even in the soil, cars and electronics and carpets and drapes. all of that gets into the atmosphere. these volatile organic compounds, benzene and formaldehyde and all these types of things are in the air, and people are breathing them in. now, initially, you may not have sort of classic symptoms of smoke inhalation injury. it may be more sort of burning eyes and scratchy throat. even vaguer symptoms like headaches, for example. but eventually people may develop breathing difficulties and even chest pain. that's because of the toxicity of the smoke. but it's also really small particle sizes as well, something known as particulate matter 2.5. and what that means is basically particles as small as 1/20 the width of

doctor sanjay gupta, thank you so much for bringing us that. and you can tune in to the now bafta nominated documentary super man. the christopher reeve story, airing sunday at 8 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn. a new hour of cnn news central starts now. a potential five alarm fire. that is what nonprofits are saying today, as the trump administration makes its latest move, suddenly halting all federal grants, loans and financial assistance. we're talking trillions of dollars and millions of americans impacted. and is this what retribution looks like? donald trump from the campaign trail promised it an overnight. justice department officials who worked with special counsel jack smith were fired, and a little known chinese startup shaking silicon valley to its core. what it now means for the a.i. arms race. i'm kate bolduan with john. sara sidner is out today. this is cnn news central. >> all right. breaking this morning, the sweeping, unprecedented order that puts a pause to all federal grants and loans at 5 p.m. today. this could be trillions

go to doctor marty pets.com slash tv. >> i'm doctor sanjay gupta in atlanta and this is cnn. >> at this hour in our politics lead still unclear if house speaker mike johnson has the votes to hold on to that speaker's gavel. scrambling now to meet with a half dozen holdouts from his own party with less than 24 hours until the 119th congress kicks off. he has the slimmest house majority in nearly a century, and even one defection could cost the speaker's gavel. not only will this vote determine johnson's political future, but also the gop's ability to push donald trump's expansive second term agenda. let's break this down with cnn's lauren fox and kristen holmes. lauren, i want to start with you. i believe the speaker wants to be speaker. speaker designate, what do we call him in this in-between period of time? made a pretty bold prediction on fox business just a short while ago. what was it? yeah. >> he essentially said that he's confident that they're going to be okay tomorrow. he believes that they could even get this done in the first round of voting. earlier today, we were reporting

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sanjay gupta in atlanta and this is cnn. >> i tell you what, you know, that's one of the coolest things i've ever done in my life. >> and i've done some pretty cool and our world leader, our next guest, has done some pretty cool. >> he spent 520 days in space, but his most recent adventure, exploring the uncharted was back here on earth in a ten day voyage to antarctica. and joining us now, former nasa astronaut scott kelly. if he looks familiar, if you shave him, you'd see his brother mark, who's a senator from arizona, but he's scott's done. he's grown the beard people. so like, let's take the hint uh, commander, last time we spoke, you were in buenos aires getting ready to go to antarctica to travel through the drake passage. how was the trip? >> well, the trip down there was what they referred to as the drake lake. >> um, coming back, it was more the drake shake, which is like 15 foot swells, but not not too bad. >> it could be. >> could be a lot worse. but really an extraordinary journey. and like that video showed, you know, i've done some pretty cool things in my life. and, you k

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sanjay gupta in atlanta, and this is cnn. >> hollywood is rolling out the red carpet.he 82nd golden globes show happening tonight at the beverly hilton in beverly hills, california. and that's where cnn entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister is right now. you are. you were there, elizabeth, on the red carpet, up close and personal with with all the stars. you also got to talk to this year's host, nikki glaser, who's going to make history when she takes the stage. tell us more. >> yes. so nikki glaser makes history tonight as the first ever solo female host of the golden globes. as you see behind me, it is packed. i see glen powell to my right. i just spoke to the director of wicked, john shou chew. the carpet is really heating up, jessica, but let's take a look at what we can expect for tonight. >> let's get this party started that party is one of hollywo's biggest of the year, and this year, t golden globes may just have the most a-list audience ever. >> from presenters like dwayne johnson, elton john and sharon stone to film and tv nominees like nicole kidm

sanjay gupta has the story. >> these cells have the potential to cure diseases and conditions ranging from parkinson's and ms to diabetes, heart disease, alzheimer's, lou gehrig's, even spinal cord injuries. like my own. >> christopher reeve wouldn't live to see stem cells, possibly help with his own paralysis. but nearly 30 years after his accident, spinal cord injury patients like javier are now reaping the benefits. >> so it was actually my last day of high school, and i was over at a friend's house and we were swimming. i just jumped out a little too far and ended up hitting my head where it started to get a bit shallow, and it made it on the bottom and broke my neck. >> like reeve. >> jake was also left paralyzed. instead of walking with san ramon valley high school's graduating class of 2016, jake was weighing whether or not to try an experimental treatment based on stem cells. >> i didn't know a whole lot about it, but i knew that it could potentially help me or, you know, potentially help others. and i didn't see a lot of risk in it. so i decided to do it. >> stem cells. >> ca

. >> sanjay gupta in atlanta, and this is cnn. >> closed captioning. >> brought to you by book.com. >> if you or. >> a loved one. >> have mesothelioma. >> we'll send you a. >> free book to answer questions you may have. call now and we'll come to you. >> 808 two one 4000. >> i want to thank every republican house member for voting to pass the laken riley act. this shows the potential for additional enforcement bills that will help us crack down on criminal aliens and totally restore the rule of law in our country. >> president donald trump set to sign the laken riley act into law today in what will be his administration's first piece of legislation. the act, passed earlier this month by the gop led congress with the help of some democrats. it will allow the department of homeland security to detain migrants accused of crimes. it comes as the trump administration ramps up its immigration crackdown across the country. over the last three days, ice has consistently made well over 900 daily arrests. that's up from the average 311 under the biden administration last year. trump's white hou

sanjay gupta, wherever you get your podcasts. >> in our world, lead. the pandas are back.at the must see video of the two giant pandas. bo and xing bo. the duo originally from chengdu, china, now making their long awaited public debut today at the smithsonian's national zoo here in washington, d.c. joining us now, cnn's david culver, who was given exclusive access to follow their journey from china to here in washington. david, tell us a little bit more about the hype here with these two giant pandas. >> jake, i wish i actually had. >> pandas behind me. >> right now. >> but they're in. for the night. i don't know if it was just all. >> the crowds. >> today for the debut. >> that were just too much for them to. >> take. >> but yeah, it's one of these really special moments. i mean, you know it. living here in. >> d.c. >> i grew up in this. >> area. >> and so to have that more than a year or so from november 2023 until now, the points where people didn't have pandas to come to, i think, you know, we're really tough. in fact, folks we saw this morning lined. >> up early. >> i