Maria: good sunday morning, everyone. Welcome to sunday morning futures, i m maria bartiromo. Thanks so much for joining us. Today, election 2024. Early vote ising beginning just in weeks. Coming up, protecting the vote with rnc or chairman michael whatley coming up right here. Then, does victory come through the swing state of pennsylvania?. Both tickets working to woo voters in the keystone state, but what will their policies mean for citizens?. We were going to to drill, baby, drill. We have more energy, more liquid gold, as i call it, under our feet than russia, than saudi arabia, we re going to the the make a fortune. There s no question i m in favor of banning fracking. [applause] so, yeah. And starting with what we can do on day one around public lands. Maria: pennsylvania senate candidate david mccormack is here on what pennsylvania voters want. Then, president trump storm thing through deep blue states and garnering big crowds. Will he be successful in rallying independents an
and now the pressure in just hours president biden convenes a secure call with european leaders, and the president weighs on deploying military to europe. the hope that new pressure forces putin to back off a potential invasion, the risk that the are you familiar leader uses more forces as a pretext for invasion. reporter: this call will be president biden and the leaders of europe to talk about the standoff, that it it has escalated in recent days. you now leads us up to this call. it s equally important are now reporting that president biden is considering sending additional troops in the thousands to the baltic states, other allies in europe to increase the troop presence. you can see, of course, where it will be a big deal. he said this would seem to be a shift in how the administration is viewing this increasingly delicate situation. these were decisions that the president was briefed on while at camp david this weekend. 2 doesn t appear he s made a final decisio
since speaking to anthony, the bbc has learned that the sign was made by a group promoting anti vaccination messages. the chef says he did not know that and has stressed he is not anti vaccination. he says he ll continue to keep up a sign to show his support for equality, but will take away any reference to the group. david lumb, bbc news. i m back with the papers, but for now it is time for a new swatch. has the bbc s coverage of those downing street party allegations been a witchhunt that is played unfairly on the audience s motions? and we delve into the archive to look at some opening titles from news bulletins in years gone by. the latest in a string of allegations of lockdown parties at downing street has led to a free braille atmosphere in westminster over the past few days and, one can imagine, a bit of a frenzy in newsrooms around the country too. although this week s reports have made many years angry, others have accused bbc of getting overexcited by the story. ov
congress woman, obscene slogans, how the behavior of the modern o republican has sunk so low. desmond tutu, remembering a true man of peace this holiday season. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. i hope you had a good holiday weekend. as we are about to enter the third calendar year of the once in a century pandemic a lot is clear and a few things remain unclear.e of p right now this is what both sides of the covid story look like in america, 21 months into this. this is a chart showing the weekly rate of cases, just cases of covid in new york city, by vaccination status. omicron is making itself known in the last two weeks. the purple line at the top is folks unvaccinated. as the orange is vaccinated. if you are unvaccinated you have a very good chance of getting covid right now. if you are vaccinated you are also still ek posed to be sure. i can tell you anecdotally. v i think it has gotten a little lost as we ve covered breakthrough c
he is ramping up his efforts to keep his white house records secret by asking the justices to step in. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. let s get straight to the breaking news. the guilty verdicts in the trial of former police officer kim potter. we ll go to minneapolis tonight. potter has now been convicted on two counts of manslaughter in the shooting death of daunte wright. reporter: wolf, yes. when that guilty verdict was read, little emotion from the former brooklyn center police officer. after spending 26 years protecting and serving, she now will spend time behind bars. we the jury on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree find the defendant guilty. reporter: former brooklyn center police officer kimberly potter guilty on both counts of manslaughter tonight in minnesota. find the defendant guilty. reporter: potter said she meant to shoot her taser during a