the places that s expected to be hardest hit. how will we get all those power for those new electric vehicles? think nuclear, but there is a problem, we ll explain. president biden is on his way home after a trip to europe, marking the first anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. today the president met with ally leaders to affirm u.s. support of nato. he said russia is making a big mistake by suspending his suspension in the last remaining nuclear armed treaty with the u.s. white house correspondent, peter ducey, is in warsaw tonight. good evening. reporter: good evening, bret, new alliances are forming that is threatening u.s. interests around the world. president biden relying on an old alliance. we ll defend every inch of nato, every inch of nato. reporter: that message is just not for russia anymore. it is for what could be described as a new axis of super powers. of course, we are waiting for the head of china s people republic to visit russia. re
reparations for some of its residents. the money would come from taxpayers fund advocated for covid release. reporter: good evening, bret, from california, missouri and massachusetts, many considered reparation programs and at least two of them, rhode island and memphis, they are using or proposing to use federal pandemic relief aid to pay for those programs. officials are taking up a proposal to spend up to five million dollars in covid aid, not to send checks in the mail but to create a reparation committee to look into the possibility of a long-term program. providence, rhode island is doubling that for its reparation program. that money coming from the american rescue plan which congress passed and president biden signed into law in 2021. the commissioner s
good morning, and welcome to way too early, the show that will look for the lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree right outside later this evening. there it is. i m jon lemire on this wednesday, december 1. let s start with the news. in an effort to detect and contain any cases of the omicron variant comes into the united states, top health officials are expanding a surveillance nation at some of the nation s biggest busiest airports. four at new york, newark, atlanta and san francisco. here s what cdc director rochelle walensky said yesterday at yesterday s covid release. this allows for specific arrival increasing capacity to identify those with covid-19 on arrival to the united states and enhancing our surveillance of the omicron variant. to be crystal clear, we have far
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