like i was in an episode of jerry springer. the people, they re so much we can do right now. we have to get her kids back in school. they re so much work to be done. john: south carolina senator tim scott joins us in moments. robert wolf is also standing by. sandra: hot team coverage, mike emanuel on the hill, mike tobin and freezing cold chicago. john: peter doocy joining us from the north lawn. good afternoon. it s only been a few weeks since president-elect, at the time, biden promised checks for people who are hurting the covid pandemic. even though that hasn t happened yet, house democrats up the street are beginning to roll out or preparing to roll out a proposal for $3,000 checks for families and need below a certain threshold. that would be $3,000 per year, per child, or a one year payment spread out. i asked the president about this a few minutes ago. the president talked about this on the campaign trail and the importance of credits to help working familie
disinformation campaign against vaccines. so, maybe it doesn t work and they are simply not telling you that. and how the signature policy achievement for democrats is yielding unbelievably good results. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. after 27 years on the supreme court, today we learned that justice stephen breyer was 83 years old, is retiring. justice breyer is one of the three remaining liberal justices in the sits jury court. it is a huge announcement. this morning, when nbc news broke the story, it was that rare push alert on my phone that actually gave me kind of a sense of relief. because usually when something pops up, these days, it s like, oh god, what now? the broader announcement is still not official, in fact, the white house is expected to make a formal announcement about his retirement tomorrow. we expect the president and prior to appear together. for his part, today, biden declined to appear today until make
can all move on now. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, january 25th. with us we have the host of way too early and white house bureau chief at politico , jonathan lemire. and president of the council on foreign relations, richard haass is with all of us this morning. i m in warsaw, poland, again this morning where there continues to be grave concern over what russia will do with its troops on the ukraine border. the pentagon says it has put thousands of u.s. troops on high alert as fears increase that russia may invade ukraine again. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell, has the details. reporter: with fears rising that russia could invade ukraine, president biden centering a major show of force near russia, putting up to 8,500 u.s. troops on heightened alert, mostly as part of a nato force. military action could come at any time. reporter: the president at camp david this weekend, reviewing pentagon proposals to move
new york city and in d.c. where students were required to produce a negative test result. but this week in chicago, the third largest school district in the country, the teachers union voted to refused to show up for in-person work, upending school altogether. tuesday, the second day back from winter break, chicago public schools reported 422 new cases among students. while that s reportedly the highest in the school year, the district has more than 340,000 students. this translates to roughly 0.1% of the student body. that shouldn t bring everything to a halt. thousands of other schools around the country have delayed a return to in-person learning cincinnatis including atlanta, milwaukee, cleveland and detroit have switched to online learning or postponed reopening. what happened to the funding that was supposed to alleviate all of this? $130 billion of funds were earmarked for ventilation in classrooms. 10 million more set aside for testing in schools. so, what have we do
illegal border crosser. get $450,000 to border crossers who are separated? pitch and he struck him out. and the astros stave off elimination win here tonight on halloween to send this world series back to houston. i m fired up and ready to go steve atlanta was ready to go last night. it looked like in the first inning there was grand slam it looked like the braves were going to win it all last night but in the end the astros fought back and now we head back to houston, texas tonight. fox & friends for this monday, november 1st. and if you think that the colors in our graphics are a little different, you are absolutely right. you know what? we just freshened things up here in studio m. ainsley: braves 3. look, the chairs are covered up. steve: with the carpet, how nice. do that every november 1st. brian: it s good. just goes to show you. go fix it. just go over. i want to say last night you really got two wins because atlanta loses but then they got to go back to h