conversation about what can be moved. what you want to see in your own state? we i m just so thrilled that they ve been asked to go to the state of the union address and that shows that president biden is serious about acting on this and here we have to put the tires nichols act for tennessee. she wasn t named after sandra will preclude and forbid it from happening to someone else s child going forward. we call the governor to take action, show leadership then pass police reform here in tennessee. part of what that is looking at is rethinking the traffic stops, right? it s a matter of broader explanations to why this is so critical. well, it is critical.
u.s. and china. many people here i m talking to say that china and the u.s. need to cooperate. to at the very least show leadership for other nations for a pathway forward to get us out of the climate crisis. it might be ambitious to think that freeze will thaw during these meetings because ultimately, it will take xi jinping the president of china to signal that there will be resuming talks. but there is some optimism that potentially, the climate is one area that these two competing nations can cooperate. all right, we ll be watching. thanks so much. still to come, coastal cities in florida on alert as hurricane nicole comes ashore. more on the danger they face days before the storm became an imminent threat when we return. stay with us. uriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators
consistent basis, or threaten us on a consistent basis. when it comes to hurricanes, this is something that we all come together about, we step up to the plate, this is something that he recognizes is going to be a catastrophic loss. providence inch across the entire western part of our state, power outages as you have reported earlier tonight. this is a time when we work together across the aisle, it is important as always to show leadership, to make sure that you are a parent, providing as much information as possible. if people were not evacuated, even those who didn t, we are still hearing numerous, hundreds of 9-1-1 calls of people who are stranded. if those people do not have emergency operations up and running, not only would you see the property damage, but you would ve seen catastrophic losses of life. this is something that again, we put politics aside, we work together, and this is a test of a governor making sure that
defending people who. .. no, madam deputy speaker, he has been playing real life twister. his position hopelessly contorted, with one foot in the rmt camp, the other, goodness knows where. stretching credibility, perhaps it is a position he thinks will appear boring to the shadow cabinet, in fact what he is doing is stretching the patience of the british public. by by not saying where he stands! i give way to the honourable member! but louise haigh, labour s shadow transport secretary, said all that was needed was for the secretary of state to show leadership . madam deputy speaker, no one in the country once these wants strikes to go ahead. as we have heard, they would be a disaster for workers, passengers, the economy and the rail industry, but the good news is, madam deputy speaker, that at this stage they are not
are showing us getting closer to ukraine s borders. there s concern in washington the russiians will invade. how does president biden show leadership after stumbling at the news conference earlier in the week? he tried to clean it up and heard in jeff s piece the secretary of state very, very clear any incursion is considered an act of aggression that would be responded to. what really matters now it appears is what s going on behind the scenes as opposed to that public stumble as you called it. things have really changed over the past 48 hours since that press conference. especially given that the secretary of state is talking to his counter part of russia and there s no question that there