fda s split decision on vaccine booster shots. and are the fossil fuel giants about to face their big tobacco moment? yes or no. do you believe nicotine is not addictive? i don t believe that nicotine or our products are addictive. i believe nicotine is not addictive. i believe that nicotine is not addictive. congressman ro khanna on the hearings to investigate fossil fuel s role in climate change with all in starts right now. good evening from new york city. i m chris hayes. politics in a functioning liberal democracy is about organizing people and power and institutions. it is about persuasion and argue mentation and resolving the inherent conflict within societies nonviolently, right. things completely fall apart once you end up in a political reality in which menace and the threat of physical violence are a central factor in the life of your nation s politics. that is a reality i fear is becoming common in this country. it really started to intensify durin
ft front page moving on from covid. they ve got a headline on trident saying uk draws a plan to shift trident subs abroad in scotland secedes. rachel, what do you make of this? we ve had a statement, i should just say the mod saying strongly committed to committed tears nuclear deterrent at hm naval base there are no plans to move it. while apparently there a secret contingency plans. at least that s what contingency plans. at least that s what the contingency plans. at least that s what the ft is reporting. at what to do if there what the ft is reporting. at what to do if there is what the ft is reporting. at what to do if there is an independent scotland. and there are three options scotland. and there are three options. the first one which i would ve options. the first one which i would ve thought is most straightforward would be to move the nuclear straightforward would be to move the nuclear submarine base to somewhere else in nuclear submarine base to somew
ingrained in the minds of millions of the afghans left behind. cleaning to u.s. military aircraft, desperately trying to flee the taliban. i am very upset today. i didn t expect it overnight. they took off my flag. this is my flag and they put their flag. shannon: live images out of afghanistan this morning, tuesday morning there is the world watches and waits to see what will happen next. we have got the latest on where the situation stands right now plus accusations that president biden is playing the blame game instead of trying to solve the current crisis. our panel foreign policy experts is standing by live to weigh in. plus the debate raging over vaccine mandates and passports. the question many americans who ve recovered from covid are asking if they already have natural immunity, then why should they comply with the mandate in order to do things like go to a restaurant or the gym? we will talk with one immunologist who earned a medical exemption for his son on the
to school this fall. the cdc is going to say what you should do everyone over the age of under the age of 12 should probably be wearing a mask in school and that s probably what s going to happen. paul: bring in doctor murray, professor of policy at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health fox news medical contributor. good to see you again. with cases and infections rising parts of the country and even hospitalizations in some states, how worried should we be? remark for those who are not immune from i think is a big concern right now. we are seeing two entirely different things in the u.s. right now, outbreaks localized in areas of low vaccination rates and entirely separate from that we are seeing breakthrough infections among those who are vaccinated we should not like the to and people who are vaccinated should not be concerned about risk to their own health. right now most cases, almost 50% of new cases are coming from certain regions country with low vac
we will have details and live reports from london and rome. later, millions of people are under severe heat warning in the western u.s. the extreme temperatures are fueling wild fires across nearly a dozen states. a celebration more than 50 years in the making. italy is once again lifting the trophy as european football champions after their win over england in a dramatic penalty shootout. thundering cheers from this crowd in rome as they claim the first major title in 15 years sunday and their first european championship since 1968. those celebrations repeated in cities across italy from milan down to naples. england fans left wembley stadium in london, they hoped their team would finally end their lost quest for a major international title. it was not to be. and we are tracking all the but first we head to world sports alex thomas for more on this dramatic final. good to see you. what a game. talk us through the highlights here. rosemary, it was 55 years between the