we will be anticipating potentially updates throughout the day on how this is going on. but right now, of course, there will not be a joint press conference between the u.s. president and putin at the end of the day. separate indeed. thank you. multiple issues are involved in this meeting today between these two presidents. joining us to explain what some of those issues are, national security correspondent kylie atwood. tell us what we anticipate, kylie. wolf, i want to go through a number of issues we expect the two leaders to discuss. let s start with cyberhacking. this is perhaps the most high-stakes, challenging and urgent issue between the two countries right now given what we have seen by russian hackers, russian-based criminal groups, cyberattacks, ransomware attacks against u.s. federal agencies, u.s. companies, a gas pipeline along the east coast here in the u.s. this is something we know president biden is going to discuss. it s something that president putin h
well as congressman tom cotton of arkansas and steve scalise of louisiana, the house minority whip. john: the highly anticipated summit between president biden and its russian counterpart vladimir pittman bos not over here in geneva. the two leaders discussing a strained relationship amid months of aggression from moscow. i m john roberts live in geneva and this is america reports. sandra: i m sandra smith here in new york. right now we are awaiting president biden is set to hold a news conference similar to that of president putin as we just watched him for about 55 minutes taking questions from about 20 reporters. not that the live look in geneva, john, where you are sitting, as we await the president at his news conference separately. we wonder where that location is it s really just across the harbor, across from where we are and just outside of the villa lagrange which is where the two leaders met for some four hours. and what an extraordinary press conference we j
600,000 american lives lost to covid. tonight, new concerns about the highly contagious delta variant first seen in india. now 90% of the cases in the uk. and authorities here warning it could become dominant in the u.s. and the new study tonight on how effective the vaccines are against this particular variant. from washington, d.c. up into the northeast at this hour, the severe storms as we come on the air tonight. also, the dangerous heat in the west. growing concern over the fire dangers. and we re also watching two tropical systems near the u.s. tonight. one off the east coast, the other in the gulf. rob marciano standing by. the chaos in midair. authorities say an offduty flight attendant threatening to take down the plane. the pilot calling on the intercom for passengers to help. overseas tonight, benjamin netanyahu is out after 12 years in office, out as prime minister by one vote. tonight, netanyahu now vowing to bring down the new government. here in the u.s.,
regarding the outrageous accusations against members of congress and exonerate many americans who peacefully protested and never stepped foot in the capitol. isn t security footage paid for by public taxpayers should be provided to public defenders? congressman, i m going to have to refer to my opening remarks again. there are certain limitations i have here today. i believe the american public should see that footage. madam chairwoman, i and the american people commend you for holding this hearing. if my democratic colleagues really want the truth, they would join me in demanding the release of this footage of january 6th. gentleman yields back. good wednesday morning to you, everyone. craig melvin here. buckle up, folks. it s going to be a very busy hour. we re following minute by minute developments in our nation s capital. right now at the white house president biden is weather with the congressional leadership of both parties from the house and senate. it will be
year since he was sworn into office. he says his administration has outperformed since that time and blames president trump and the republicans for any shortcomings. carley: brooke has reaction, first we begin with griff jenkins. a lot to talk about this morning. griff: a whole lot. the president begins a new year with another legislative failure, even before the vote was called over changing the filibuster rules, senator joe manchin labeled it dead on arrival. it will fuel on the fire. griff: the president tweeting this, i am profoundly disappointed the senate failed to stand up for our democracy. i am disappointed, but not deterred. this after the president defended his performance. president biden: i outperformed what anybody thought would happen. you mentioned number of deaths from covid. it was three times that not long ago. it s coming down, everything is changing. griff: as far as the direction he wants to take the country in, he had this exchange with pete