Good evening.

There's breaking news tonight on several fronts New York's governor Andrew Cuomo facing

the possibility of impeachment, losing support of the very state assembly members who could

make it happen.

One legislative source telling CNN is very possible, they'll go through with impeachment

proceedings unless the governor resigns.

First though, there's breaking news in the battle against COVID.

Late today, a White House official confirmed that the administration is developing a plan

to mandate vaccinations for almost all foreign visitors to the country with some exceptions.

We've also just learned that defense secretary Austin is expected to seek to make vaccination

mandatory for all active duty troops, perhaps even this week.

Those two pieces of reporting come as global cases today cross the 200 million mark and

with the FDA now working as quickly as possible to give full approval to Pfizer's vaccine.

Meantime driven by the Delta variant, but also by growing pressure from private employers,

more people are rolling up their sleeves, up 26 percent from three weeks ago.

That's good news, and while defiance on masking and other mitigation measures is still burning

hot in states like Florida and Texas.

One red state governor, Arkansas, is a hutchinson.

Now says he regrets approving a statewide ban on mask mandates and is working to amend

the law.

Lot to talk about with our first guest tonight Bill Gates, who we've talked to at critical

points all throughout this pandemic.

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