it's sarah palin that's going to kill you!-- important title the robertson government, michelle bachmann. has anybody understood the omicron -- you get dismissals, that the country does not quarantine the basement for five days? do they think she's going to be on a ventilator? >> rep. bachmann: [laughs] exactly. 991-year-old mom just got omicron. my 91-year-old mom just got omicron. she had sniffles and was done. everyone has different reactions, but sarah palin is to be commended. she's trying to act like a normal human being in the greatest city in america: new york city. she's going out to eat at a wonderful boutique italian restaurant. if anybody remembers, 2.5 years ago, that's what we were all doing. we are acting like a normal human beings going out to each. i think one thing we have seen is, unfortunately, too many people in responsible positions of power have misused their power. we have been like to come to the american people. at this point, i think it is time we start resuming normal american life, like going out t

as in sarah palin, former governor of alaska and onetime presidential candidate. on monday. palin alleges she was defamed by a june 2017 editorial the paper published about the shooting at a congressional softball game in alexandria, virginia, in which four were wounded including then republican w.h.i.p. steve scalise. "the new york times" said there was a causal connection between an advertisement run by a sarah palin pac and gabby giffords, the key piece as originally published by the "times" said this, was the attack evidence of how vicious american politics have become? probably. and kill ing six people includig a 9-year-old girl, the link to political incitement was clear. before the shooting, palin's political action committee circulated a map of targeted electoral districts. and with hate speech and anti-trump liberal, their right, though there's no sign of incitement as direct as in the giffords attack. liberals should hold themselves to the same decency that they as ask of the right. here's the map with overlaying crosshairs of the map aggr aggregating the

and in new york city tonight, sarah palin here for a trial. the judge revealing she has tested positive. what he said today after what palin has publicly said about ever getting a vaccine. here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, health authorities are cautiously optimistic about the numbers they're now seeing in parts of the country. the regions that saw the omicron spike first now showing signs they might be turning the corner. new cases are now plateauing or falling across 31 states. >> i think there's a lot of room for optimism right now. many parts of this country are rounding the corner in this epidemic and starting to see that easing pressure of cases. >> reporter: but authorities urge caution, saying, do not be complacent. pointing to the numbers. still, nearly 700,000 new cases a day. still higher than any time in the pandemic. and hospitals in many states are still crushed. and deaths from covid, which always lag behind case numbers, are still rising. an average of nearly 2,000 lives every day. and the teams struggling on th

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some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports alaska governor sarah palinested positive for covid, delaying her liable trial against the newspaper. jury selection in the defamation case was supposed to begin yesterday in federal court in new york. palin is not vaccinated. she sued the times after an editorial incorrectly asserted a link between her rhetoric and a mass shooting. the paper later corrected the editorial. six people were killed in the attack and then congresswoman gabrielle giffords was seriously wounded. >>> "the boston globe" says the supreme court agreed to hear a case challenging the use of race in college admissions, which could have an impact on affirmative action in higher education. a group called students for fair admissions filed lawsuits claiming harvard university and the university of north carolina discriminated against white and asian american applicants. two lower courts have sided with harvard. this will be the supreme court's first affirmative action case since then president trump appointed three conservative judges. >>> and

. >>> coming up, the covid controversy surrounding sarah palin dining out in new york. >>> also ahead, a school district in tennessee defends banning an award-winning book about the holocaust. >>> and later, a dramatic rescue on the street. >>> back now with sarah palin taking heat for multiple visits to restaurants in new york after testing positive for covid. the unvaccinated former alaska governor was seen dining indoors despite the city's vaccine mandate. she reportedly tested positive monday, but instead of isolating for five days, palin was seen dining out the next two nights. city officials are urging anyone who came into contact with palin to get tested. >>> a school district in tennessee is defending its decision to ban a well-known book about the holocaust. the decision is facing sharp criticism. here is abc's andrea andrea anda i. >> backlash over a tennessee board's plan to ban the graphic novel maus tells the true story about how his parents survived the holocaust with the victims depicted as mice and the nazis as cats. the mcminn county school board voted unanimously to

touch after touch, microban doesn't give up. >>> in today's top stories, sarah palin verses "the newresidential nominee is suing for libel over a 2017 editorial that wrongly linked an atd from her political pack to the 2011 shooting in tucson the attack killed six and badly wounded then congresswoman gabrielle gifford. within a day, the times tweeted an apology the former governor is asking for punitive damages she has a high bar to clear. she has to prove they knew it was wrong or reckless. >>> recreational marijuana sales hit new highs, generating more than $3 billion in tax revenue across 11 states according to the marijuana policy project that's up and is only going to grow with virginia, new york and vermont beginning sales this year. >>> and now the group cowboys of colorer said they wanted to buck stereotypes as they stood in the spotlight last week. noel walker from the dallas fort worth station has the story. >> reporter: there are iconic images that makeup the rodeo >> the history books didn't quite tell the story >> reporter: the picture of the american west might be diffe

joining me now is sarah palin former alaska governor and g.o.p. vice presidential candidate. ound on covid-19 does that make you feel glad or oh my gosh what took you so long, dude. >> he as an individual a little too little too late. done damage to the truth and the cause of justice. he really has. yeah, like you said, welcome to the team. i say welcome to the team, too, i guess we will take him. because he does have a voice. this is madness though, this overreach, overregulation. overreaction, it's a shame that it's become a red and blue issue. i don't know who decided that this was going to be one that was going to be politicized and weaponized, science, a virus? a virus that has just turned into something that is just something to control the people -- well, that's exactly what it's become and it's a shame. and i think that somebody like bill maher finally gets it. that's indicative of a lot people more coming on board. >> jesse: i think you are right. millions of people watch mar and like him and very relieved he finally said what they have all been thinking. governor, it

it was against my wishes that sarah palin dine outside last night. not surprisingly that the restaurant's yelp page got such ground swell. following the story, i felt it was reckless for palin to interact with others in a public space while having covid. but not just at the risk of contaminating others. no i mean, reckless in a legal sense. she's about to be in the federal district of new york, a federal court that will drawl jurors from these update counties, new york, aka manhattan, the bronx, west whefter, orange, rockland, putnam and sullivan. surely she knew that dining out at a manhattan eatery that had been news and reported she was positive. it's as if she was returning to the same place to make certain this got coverage. why was they're not caution, exercise, so as not to alienate prospective jurors who might receive a jury summons that palin had contracted covid and went out to dinner. many have applauded her. michele bachmann who said this on fox news friday. >> honestly, sarah palin is to be commended because she's trying to act like a nor

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this is a list i was surprised sarah palin didn't make.peculation about who will occupy the white house in january of 2025 has already begun. and the numbers aren't so good for joe biden or donald trump. according to a new poll from politico, more americans would vote for a generic republican candidate than for president joe biden. 46% say they would back a generic republican, 37% would vote for joe. the only problem is there are no generic republican candidates anymore. [ laughter ] they've been chased off by strippers with machine guns who wear glasses to pretend they can read. [ laughter ] republicans are looking for new blood. unfortunately, rudy giuliani keeps drinking it. [ laughter ] the good news for biden is that in a matchup against donald trump, the poll says he's up by a point, 46% to 45%. the poll also showed that biden would beat mike pence, ron desantis, or ted cruz. i think that's all of them, right? and isn't it too early for these polls? the election is three years away. by that time, trump will either be in prison, or he

a quick comment if on this case beginning monday in federal court in lower manhattan, sarah palin v.arah palin wins because i have a suit against cnn for doctoring a tape of something i said. the media should not be exempt. i was a law clerk when new york times v. sullivan was decided, and i think supreme court is ready to redefine what malice means. after all a, "the new york times" made an honest mistake, but the new york times has a history of making mistakes only against the right and in favor of the left. and if palin's lawyers can document a history of "the new york times" always erring on one side rather than the other, it will show a reckless disregard which might fit criteria for malice. i have no doubt -- maria: all right. alan, thank you. ♪ thank you so much. alan dershowitz. have a great sunday, everybody. i'm maria bartiromo, and i'll see you tomorrow on fox see you tomorrow on fox business whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landscape of park city or the famed peaks of whistler, you face the hassle of lugging your gear through the

this is on sarah palin.t's on her choice to completely throughout the rules that she understood, to put other people at risk from her infection. when someone as powerful as a former governor, former candidate for vice president comes to your restaurant and said i want to eat makes it difficult for someone who makes $15 an hour sos you can't. this is in her lap. >> dr. el saeed, thanks. >>> new developments in the sex trafficking investigation involving matt gates. a third witness. joseph ellicott is cooperating after pleading guilty to charges in a separate case. whitney wild with the details. what's going on? >> again, john, this is the third person in gaetz orbit into the republican congressman. this time it is this radio host, big joelle cot. his client has met with federal investigators to share what he knows about the allegations against gaetz, including sexual contact with a minor and obstruction of justice. he pled guilty in a separate bribery scheme. he pled guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud

. >> reporter: in new york, sarah palin recorrecting the cdc isolation guidelines.itive tor covid, she's spotted eating outdoors at a raufrpts. she also ate inside of the same restaurant while unvaccinated. a violation of city rules, two days before she tested positive. and, wolf, the head of one of the largest schools districts in the nation, prince george's count public schools in maryland, doesn't foresee an end to masks in class any time soon. she said there is no magic number when it comes to vaccinations, that would put an end to certain safety protocols. this is the debate that is really fuelling a lot of emotion on both sides in districts across the country. >> it certainly is. alexandria field, thank you for that report. let's discuss with dr. paul offit, a member of the advisory committee and director of vaccine education at the children's hospital of philadelphia. doctor offit, as you heard, dr. tom friedman told me last night, he's more optimistic than at any point since the pandemic began two years ago. do you share that optimism? >> i do. i think there

so, brian, how did sarah palin get in a restaurant?estaurant says it's going to investigate. says it's going to get to the bottom of this. the restaurant says it usually does check for vaccine passports. that's what new yorkers are used to showing when ever they enter a restaurant. but you know, i suspected, john, some people are slipping through the cracks and this might be the first very public famous example. i do think what's a lot more scandalous is that pailen was telling her supporters i'm never getting vaccinated. you'll have to do it over my cold, dead body. i will never get this shot. and instead of just doing her civic duty and encouraging her fans and followers to go ahead and get protected, she was out there doing the opposite. so, it's a little embarrassing for her spending four years suing "the new york times," finally getting her day in court and then it gets scrubbed because she just didn't do the basic, bare minimum thing that most americans did almost a year ago. >> yeah. it's embarrassing, well, it should be. i don'

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interesting to watch your case and sarah palin's case. great book.te when you share your videos with us. moran "hannity" right after this. ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left. as always, we thank you for being with us. you make the show possible. we never forget and we never say thank you enough. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." and in the meantime, even a little early because we love the neck show that is coming on, let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, big show tonight. >> laura: hey, how are you. how was your weekend? >> sean: i never know what -- >> laura: did you do anything fun? >> sean: no. i watched football and slept. >> laura: okay. well, how about kansas city and the buffalo bills? the greatest football game. last couple minutes of football ever? i will come my daughter and said you're going to be seeing history and i dragged her out of bed. >> laura: foul >> sean: i like them all. this was a great weekend for football. >> laura: i kept thinking to myself how much fun it was to wat

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this morning, former vice presidential nominee sarah palin under fire for dining out in new york cityovid-19 in direct defiance of covid protocol. palin is in manhattan to pursue her libel suit against "the new york times" but her positive covid test delaying those proceedings. the judge saying since she has apparently tested positive three times, i'm going to assume she's positive. but the former alaska governor downplaying her covid diagnosis. >> i feel totally fine. >> you look fine. you feel fine? it seems like you feel fine. >> i feel absolutely normal. yep. >> reporter: saturday night palin who has been outspoken about her refusal to get the covid-19 vaccine, seen eating inside elio's restaurant and despite the city's vaccine mandate for indoor dining. monday she tested positive for the virus. instead of quarantining she was spotted at an italian eatery, the next night. then again wednesday night seated at elio's again, this time outside. a spokesperson for the mayor slamming palin's behavior telling abc news, by repeatedly flouting cdc guidelines, ms. palin has shown a complete

but then at the same time says that mask wearing is an extreme measure. >> reporter: in new york, sarah palinecting the cdc's isolation guidelines. two days after testing positive for covid, she is spotted eating outdoors at a restaurant. palin reportedly also ate inside the same restaurant while unvaccinated, a violation of city rules, two days before she tested positive. and, jake, a big issue on the mind of a lot of parents across the country, whether their kids will have to keep wearing masks in schools. if so, for how much longer. the head of one of the largest districts in the nation outside of d.c. and maryland now says she doesn't see an end to mask requirements coming any time soon. she says there's no magic number when it comes to vaccinations that would put an end to remediation efforts. it is something schools everywhere are wrestling with in all different ways. jake. >> thanks so much. joining us now to discuss, dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, you heard former cdc director, dr. tom frieden say he's the most optimistic he's been since the pandemic started. do you share his optimism, or

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the rules at the time banned most indoor gatherings larger than two people. >>> and sarah palin's defamationpalin, who is not vaccinated, somehow managed to dine indoors in a new york city restaurant where proof of vaccination is supposed to be required. the restaurant owner calls it an unfortunate oversight. >>> so just announced, s.a.t.s will soon be taken online instead of on paper. it is still being scored out of 1600 and taken at a school or test center with a procter present, not at home. among the changes the test is two hours long instead of three. calculators will be allowed for all math sections, and scores will come back in days instead of weeks. >>> those are 5 things to know for your "new day." more on these stories all day on cnn and cnn.com and don't forget to download the 5 things podcast every morning, go to cnn.com/5things. here's what else to watch today. >>> a major step forward in a criminal investigation focusing on president trump's election interference. what a district attorney in georgia just said about potential charges. >>> plus -- >> we now have the second longes

sarah palin versus "the new york times." zy of a media battle and it all started kind of back in 2010 when palin's political operation made a map showing blue congressional issues and cross hairs. when gabby giffords was nearly killed in 2011 critics brought up that map but there was never any known link between the map and massacre. the tooils editorial page got it wrong in 2017. seemingly connecting dots that did not connect. the "times" ran a correction but palin sued, alleging defamation. normally these kinds of cases get thrown out, partly because of the "times" v. sullivan standard being so high, but in this case maybe palin's lawyers can prove actual malice. jury selection begins monday and jeffrey toobin is here to preview the case. thanks for coming on. it seems like it's heading to court. is there any chance of a settlement before this thing actually goes to trial? >> there's always a chance but it seems very remote in this circumstance. both sides seem determined to push this through the actual process. >> and do y

. >> reporter: in new york city, sarah palin allegedly flouting covid-19 restrictions by dining insideinated on saturday, and then testing positive on monday, delaying her defamation trial against "the new york times." an attorney for palin declined to comment. and another stage goes dark. sir elton john testing positive for covid, delaying two concerts in dallas. and wolf, effective tomorrow, the biden administration is withdrawing a regulation that required the employees of large businesses to either be vaccinated or submit to regular testing. that of course after the supreme court blocked the rule earlier this month. the rule a big part of biden's push to get more americans vaccinated. wolf? >> all right, alexandra, thank you very much. alexandra field in new york. let's bring in cnn medical analyst dr. lena nguyen. thanks for joining us. is it omicron specific, omicron specific booster shot still worth pursuing even though it will almost certainly arrive too late to help with this current wave? >> you're right. by the time we get the results in, it's going to be probably months lat

and in new york city tonight, sarah palin here for a trial, the judge revealing she has

. >>> in today's top stories, sarah palin verses "the new york times" heads to trial.ing the paper for libel, over a 2017 editorial that wrongly linked an ad to her political pact to a 2011 shooting in tew sign the attack badly wounded then congresswoman, gabrielle giffords the former alaska governor is fighting for actual and punitive damages. she has to prove the paper acted with actual malice and knew the editorial was wrong or reckless. >>> stormy daniels former lawyer will stand trial in new york city he's accused of stealing $300,000 for the adult film star it was an advanced payment for a book deal. daniels herself will testify during the trial avenatti is currently under house arrest after being convicted of extortion in a different case two years ago >>> when the family started receiving mysterious furniture shipments, they had no idea who placed the massive order and here's the toddler behind it all. >> reporter: 22 month old precocious in more ways than one. >> he's so cute and we were laughing too much. >> reporter: he may not be old enough to form a comple

so, i mean, people going, oh, why is everybody picking on sarah palin. it's not about sarah palin.nd it made news, yeah, city officials would be coming down hard on them because it just doesn't happen in new york. it hasn't happened in new york with all the people that i've been to restaurants with over the past month. so so much for restaurants and vaccine cards. >>> let's bring in right now best selling author kurt andersen. kurt, thanks so much for being with us. it's a sleepy -- what day is it -- tuesday? it's a sleepy tuesday morning so we just thought we would have you come on, talk about how great america is. we're not can a screening toward a civil war and how everything in the words of -- what was it -- ray price, everything is beautiful in its own way. the only problem with that is you've written a column that has a really provocative title and i'm going to say it and then i'm going to duck. wait. hold on. it we just put kurt's face up here when i read the title. i want kurt's face up here. if you can't do the time don't do the crime as brett at that says. so this is his

sarah palin's trial was supposed to start.that's when they basically accused her of being responsible for the jared loughner shooting that gabbyy giffords was shot.st sadly, i understand she contracted it and it's been delayed a week. we wish her well and hope she recoversrs quickly and butis this is now times v. sullivan, which is for public figures. the standard of p you have to prove malice seems to be teetering on the brink here. where do you see it? well, the new times case, supreme court case, new york times versus sullivan established the actual malice w standard. they said that we were deceptive. sean,epti the new york times reported that our videos in september 2020 weree . ceptive that was the guy that had more than three ballots in his car . defamation. for the judge in new york state, charles wood arguing denyingss their motion to dismiss our lawsuit said it was the new o york times that engaged in disinformation and deception . also christmas eve ruling n. shorn of last year where they said they had to sequester o

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. >> former alaska governor and potential vp candidate sarah palin tested positive again for covid. comes as her civil trial against "the new york times" was supposed to get underway today. a federal judge told the courtroom about test results and postponed the trial. palin is suing "the new york times" for an editorial she says damaged her reputation back in 2017. the paper suggested her political action committee ads encouraged the 2011 attacks on congresswoman gabby giffords. "new york times" also reported today that palin dined indoors on saturday night at a restaurant on manhattan's upper east side. palin has said in the past that she would not get vaccinated. she has had covid once before back in march. >>> well, tax time is here. beginning today, the irs will start processing federal income tax returns. >> before you file, consumer investigator chris chmura is here to break down what's new for 2022. so, get your smartphone camera ready. he has a qr code that might save you lots of time and money. >> reporter: if you dread april 15th each year, here is a win. federal tax forms

>> sarah palin dining at this restaurant after testing positive for covid-19. >> are you going to commentcovid positive? >> it sublimely stupid and irresponsible. >> announcer: wait until you see who the guy who she's having dinner with his. and then, i would rather die. speak of the terminally ill dad who needs a kidney rejected for not being vaccinated. >> doesn't sound like it is the smartest thing to do if it could lead to your death. >> announcer: plus... stormy daniels takes the stand. >> her courtroom battle with her former attorney. >> announcer: then, the new

. >>> sarah palin just tested positive for covid-19, which means her defamation suit against "new yorkhold. according to reuters, the judge overseeing this trial disclosed palin's results in court, adding she is, of course, unvaccinated. she's suing the paper over a 2017 editorial that falsely linked her to a mass shooting in tucson, arizona. the times corrected the error and apologized for it. >>> the u.s. supreme court plans to that i can a look at race-based college admission, and some say the court's conservative majority could eliminate it. we'll disgust next. we'll discuss next. i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-

. >> laura: remember when sarah palin showed up and she actually went to the sides. the set and you are very just a few years younger. you look great. but, he has gotten too political. everyone should mix it up. democrats, republicans. it is all supposed to be at the coming together and getting along better. i am happy to cross the bridge, governor, just like you did. i'm happy to come in and make set up a little. it will be a lot of fun. i will bring the greenroom food. nice to see you. what can neil young teach us about the dangers of pot, next. neil young is living proof that smoking pot does it make you any smarter. in a letter the rocker demanded all of the songs be taken off spot a fight over. they could have joe rogan or neil young, not both. he might find himself on the losing end of that battle but don't let it get you down. >> it's monday. i do not like that. clap away. keep clapping. happy glorious monday everyone. what a great day to be alive. cyrus is finally back in studio. i can tell because there is a trail of far crumbs all the way to the set. and la

tom hanks, rita wilson, tom brady, luke bryan, sarah palin, michael strahan, larry king passed away,race. the list goes on. >> jesse: yes, they celebrate affected with covid. [laughter] almost everybody is going to get this. it's very serious. >> geraldo: i think the municipalities and mask mandates and travel mandates and vaccine mandates, all the rest of it, i think that it will be a part of our life for another year. >> used the word "ignored." >> we try our best. >> i want to say about the trial with kyle rittenhouse. you are right about the cameras in the courtroom, but that trial would not have turned out the way it did without the visual medium of the videotapes present in the streets. together, it made for a potent argument. >> jesse: it did. i think i should change mind to inflation. if that sticks around, that's going to be very powerful politically. >> dagen: the new york fed did a public survey about inflation ex-vexations for the next year among individuals: record high. >> jesse: bill hemmer could have done that. coming up, our resolutions and productions for 2022. what

. >>> topping our political radar, sarah palin's case is postponed, because she tested positive for covidjudge, who first learned palin tested positive, he reported to the courtroom, of course, she is unvaccinated. >>> michael avenatti, this case pits him against his former client stormy daniels. her book alleged her affair with donald trump. avenatti faces a maximum sentence of 22 years in prison if convicted. the supreme court says it will consider race-based affirmative action in college admissions. the justices announced they will hear challenges against policies that use race among other criteria. she is a substitute teacher, answering the call. the democrat launched as initiative asking state employees and national guard members to step up. >>> thank you for listening we'll see you tomorrow. ana cabrera picks up right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm ana cabrera. we have several major stories, including ukraine and how the u.s. is right now identifying troops for possible deployment amid russian tensions. wall street is in deep red against. but, first, new

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in new york city, sarah palin allegedly flouting covid-19 restrictions by dining inside a restaurantd on saturday. and then testing positive on monday. delaying her defamation trial against "the new york times." an attorney for pale declined to comment. in new york state, a state judge blocking the governor's mask mandate. the department of education rejecting the ruling saying, schools must still follow the mask rule. and another stage goes dark. sir elton john testing positive for covid, delaying two concerts in dallas. and jake, when it comes to vaccine mandates for big businesses, the biden administration announcing they are withdrawing the regulation that was targeting businesses of 100 or more employees. that move, of course, after the supreme court blocked the rule earlier this month in a closely watched decision. jake? >> thanks so much. joining to us discuss, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. why would we need an omicron specific vaccine if we're starting to see cases and hospitalizations fall off and it seems likely that there will be another variant that comes

. >> in new york, sarah palin rejecting the cdc's isolation guidelines. two days after testing positive for covid, she's spotted eating outdoors. also was inside the same restaurant while unvaccinated, a violation of city rules two days before she tested positive. >> parents are divided over whether children should continue to wear masks at schools. ahead of one of the largest districts in the nation just outside of dc saying she doesn't see any mask requirement any time soon. there is no number that would trigger the end of mitigation efforts. in new york, alexandra field, cnn. >>> america's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci said he's cautiously optimistic about the direction the pandemic is given. here's what he told my colleague. >> my message would be just hang in there because things look like at least for what's going on now with omicron that things are turning around. if you look at the northeast corridor, particularly, for example, new york city and the upper midwest of chicago, it's peaked and turned around and the cases are coming

. >>> meanwhile the former alaska governor sarah palin's defamation lawsuit against "new york times"s it trial today. the former vice presidential candidate sued the paper in 2017 over an editorial times later admitted was incorrect. times implied palin's political action committee had somehow inspired shooting of representative gabby giffordss in 2011. the paper corrected and error and apologized and a judge initially dismissed it. >>> get ready for a new season of star trek picard. a preview of what you can expect from the sci-fi show. >>> today on the drew barrymore show drew talks euphoria season 2. that's today at 2:00 on kpix5. >>> schools across u.s. turning to covid testing to keep kids in the classroom amid the current omicron surge. coming up, how some schools are handling the tests and whether they're really the answer to preventing learning loss. >> is testing the answer to keeping schools open? >> for us being vaccinated and boosted and having a test is the answer. >>> welcome back. a live look with our new mount diablo camera. love those twinkling lights out there. it i

sarah palin seen dining out in new york city on wednesday.after palin allegedly flouted new york's covid vaccine rules dining indoors at the same restaurant last weekend despite being unvaccinated begging the question what is the end goal of this covid misinformation and refusal to follow public health protocols and a new piece in "the atlantic" arguing anti-vaccine right brought human sacrifice to america and with me now to talk about that, author of "evil genius is the unmaking of america: a recent history." let's talk about this. you write the right's ongoing propaganda campaign against organized resistance to vaccination among other public health protocol has been killing many americans for no reasonable ethically justifiable purpose. expand on that. >> there are always going to be people who didn't want to get a vaccine. an anti-vaccine movement before there was ever a covid vaccine in the last 20 years and wasn't all from the right. once the republican party decided under donald trump to politicize this so strictly, vaccine protocols, p

. >> i thought you were spectacular but steven miller, sarah palin, lose them, and the show was quickbeen about connecting with the people and that's why i gave out my phone number so you could text me. a lot of you guys thought it was a joke. it wasn't a joke. it was a regular i phone and you fried it. we're back online now but i lost like 30,000 texts. now i know how crooked feels. anyway, here's a few. lance, cumming, georgia. what a show. what a long strange trip it's been. thank you for the interviews. this is sandy. we want to see and hear other people not be told what to think by news organizations. we have our own mind. i hope you listen to what i tell you to do. jim, just heard kamala speaking about human trafficking. serious issue. perhaps they can employ the administration's supply chain strategy to shut it down. text me any time. number is always going to be there at the bottom. email me and always remember one thing. i'm waters and this is my world. tucker is next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. nancy pelosi is even more agitated tonight than usual

former alaska governor, sarah palin, said monday she has tested positive for coronavirus. palin's announcement prompted a u.s. district judge in new york to delay the start of palin's defamation trial against "the new york times," which was set to begin monday. palin has refused to be vaccinated against covid-19, telling a conservative conference last month, "it will be over my dead body that i'll have to get a shot." "the new york times" reports that on saturday, palin dined indoors at ello's italian restaurant in manhattan despite a city ordinance requiring customers to provide proof of vaccination. burkina faso's army leaders say they have deposed president kaborÉ, suspended the constitution, dissolved parliament, and closed the nation's borders. in a broadcast on state television on monday, lieutenant colonel paul-henri damiba was introduced as burkina faso's new leader. the african union condemned the coup, as did leaders of the united nations. >> the secretary-general condemns any takeover by the forces of arms. he calls on the coup leaders to lay down their arms and

the "the new york times" had it wrong as it reported about sarah palin and about -- there was some contentrth by her campaign, by her representatives, and "the new york times" had it wrong. why it is going to be ugly, we expect the editorial board will be brought down to testify. they will have to explain what steps they took that what they published was true. but the constitution, the first amendment and a case from 1964, which ironically is "the new york times" versus sullivan, has given the pretty a broader leeway to put forth and publish certain material. i think it is going to be a win for "the new york times." but i expect they're going to be put under the microscope in terms of this trial in terms of editorial and reporting process. >> and publishing something you know is wrong is very different than sort of a sloppy or reckless mistake. so this will be an interesting one to watch. emron, thank you so much for getting up with us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> gonzaga suspended season tickets for a well known alum. john stockton refused to comply with the school's mask

. >>> also this morning, jury selection begins in sarah palin's defamation lawsuit against the "new yorke paper over a 2017 editorial linking her to the shooting of gabby giffords that showed crosshairs of a map of democratic electoral districts. "the times" quickly apologized and correctly the error, and a judge dismissed the case. it was revived in 2019. the trial is expected to last two weeks and could reflect a reframing of first amendment protections for the press. >>> today also marks the first day of federal trial for three former minneapolis police officers who were on the scene of george floyd's deadly arrest. they're accused of violating his civil rights by failing to provide medical karas derek chauvin kneeled on his neck for nine minutes. omar, what are we expecting? >> reporter: this is the first trial for the other three officers in the killing of george floyd. they showed indifference to floyd's medical needs. schaaf in is not a defendant in this particular case. all four officers, will be tried together. last month schaaf in pleaded guilty. so the judge severed proceeding