covid and mandates. a lot of the patients on this floor won t make it out of this floor. with cases and deaths spiking again, are democrats and the biden administration doing enough to push for vaccine mandates? know this. everybody in north america is either going to get vaccinated or get covid. joining me is governor roger marshall of kansas who opposes mandates. president biden says he s warned vladimir putin against any invasion of ukraine. there will be severe consequences, economic consequences like he s never seen or ever have been seen. how much is the u.s. willing to stop another russian invasion? i ll ask secretary of state anthony blinker. joining me for insight and analysis, executive editor of the recount john heilemann, kimberly atkins stohr, senior writer for the boston globe, republican strategist brendan buck and marianna sotomayor of the washington post. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, t
served a good number of presidents during his time and i know encountered the senator in your work. i wonder in moments like this, it feels like we have a eulogy for the man but also the eulogy for a time in washington where folks like this were able to speak to each other and work together. yeah. that s such a good observation. bob dole was one of the last warriors of world war are ii and that generation remains revered through this day as setting the gold standard for how people ought to work with each other across the ail, how we re all americans, and as the saying goes, we all came in different ships but we re in the same boat now. in the same boat now. i agree, put it so well, a eulogy for the time that so much has changed. david, give us some of your observations, too, of the late senator bob dole, what it was like to engage with him and how others did in those moments. well, i had the privilege of seeing him several times since he s been, you know, in his latter
and former team principal of the williams racing formula 1 team, has died aged 79. coming up this hour mothers reborn, the story of a group of women in poland, where the fertility rate is low who are taking control and becoming mothers to fake babies. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. case of 0micron has been found in the uk. it case of omicron has been found in the uk. , ., ., ., the uk. it is an individualwho sent the uk. it is an individualwho spent time the uk. it is an individualwho spent time in the uk. it is an individualwho spent time in west the uk. it is an individualwho spent time in west london - the uk. it is an individualwho| spent time in west london but the uk. it is an individual who - spent time in west london but has left the country. but the situation now, anna collinson reports. the threat the variant poses is currently unknown but there are concerns its mutations mean it may spread more quickly. the south african doctor who first spotted 0m
on thursday we will gather in celebrate many things for which we are thankful. and on that list may well be parents and grandparents and teachers and others who instilled a love of learning in us. education can be the great of equalizer, the catalyst to per pehl to us heights we never imagined. tonight we re guioned by a diverse group of guests. we re joined by a diverse group of guest. they travel this magical road called education, and their lives were transformed and unique and ever lasting ways. served in highest echelons in government and philanthropy, the president of a prestigious university it began in a small town of wide receiver with parents who instilled a love of learning in here, sylvia burwell. thank you so much for joining us madame secretary. trey thank you for having me. i think i have this right, small town in west virginia to top of government, and philanthropy and now academia. who instilled a love of learning in you? i was so fortunate, it is a n
supported by the caucus. i don t think there s a doubt we can do it. people need to be open to compromise. and i think if we compromise like we did in the bipartisan infrastructure bill that argued and fought and came to a bill that would work i think it s the same thing within the 50 democrats, too. this bill is the biggest cost cutting family for working class and american families in decades this country and go at persistent costs for the american people. i will talk to congresswoman alma adams. plus suddenly on the front lines of a battle. librarians finding the once very quiet world turned upside down by the right wing movement to ban book just an iowa librarian felt she had to quit. all that and more on the breaking news with that missing chinese tennis player. olympics officials said they would talked to her. we want to begin with conservatives speaking out to defend the 18-year-old s acquittal in the fatal shooting of two men in kenosha, wisconsin, last year. ta