Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are yasmin alibhai brown, author and journalist, and rachel watson, deputy political editor of the scottish daily mail. Tomorrow s front pages, starting with. The i claims that borisjohnson s vaccine honeymoon period is coming to an end with the paper saying the majority of brits think the prime minister is dishonest, inconsistent and disorganised. The times reports on the increase in the number of migrants travelling across the english channel in small boats but the paper also carries an image ofjapanese tennis star naomi osaka lighting the olympic flame in tokyo as the games get under way a year behind schedule and without spectators. The olympics opening ceremony also on the front of the telegraph which leads on plans by the prime minister to create a government backed rewards programme for families who switch to healthier food. Prince harry s four book deal is the top story for the
president harris took their first joint trip since taking office to atlanta. the trip was planned as part of their tour promoting the america rescue plan but postponed that and instead the president and the vice president shifted their plans deciding instead to meet with leaders of the city s asian american and pacific islander community to discuss tuesday s attack and the rise of anti-asian hate crimes across the country. the meeting was held in private. we will be speaking with one of the community leaders who was in the room a little later this hour. we have encouraging news about the fight to protect voting rights in the state of georgia we will get to tonight and we will be speaking with one of the activists leading the fight. the president and the vice president in atlanta to the headquarter of the cdc announcing they have met their goal of administering 100 million vaccine shots 40 days ahead of schedule. it is an amazing milestone but if you are a parent you might be
everything to live for. eric loved life. he loved his family and women, too. many women, did one of them love him too much? no shortage of lovers. i am not stupid. no sign of a break-in either. someone either have a key. it must have been somebody he trusted or someone who didn t trust him. inside the safe was a 380 handgun. it s the same kind. everybody loved him. who killed him? we knew in our hearts this murder was going to be solve. we believer justice is going to be served for eric. hello and welcome to dateline, it was a crime scene that offered little evidence. those who knew eric samoas could not imagine who would want him dead. one detective refused to give up. here is josh with while he was sleeping. he was the life of every party. at 34, eric samoas was charming and magnetic and successful. in 2012, he was living the life that young men was bragging it. he called it a good life and a fast life. a world without too many rules. you get clo
i m manu aaraju in for abby. speaker nancy pelosi promised to bring the bill up for a vote that invested in roads, mass transit, waterway, pipes and more. it would pass easily except progressives are promising to vote it down, less than a bigger bill, biden s build back better plan is ready for passage, too. i don t think the speaker is going to bring a bill to the floor that will fail, and we still have actually, the number is growing but we have at least 50 people that will not vote for the bill. i hope it wouldn t hold up the president s agenda and 2 million jobs a year that s historic that is out of the senate and sitting here waiting for us to consider in the house, you know, that would be horrific obviously for the country. yet, somehow speaker pelosi in insists she ll bring her caucus together. i think we re in a very good place. i ve always been very calm about this because it s like it always happens the same way. all this bluster and this and that and who
the midterms ahead. welcome to meet the press dally. for the first time since the war this ukraine began, two biden administration officials have set foot in kyiv. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin met with president zelenskyy over the weekend in ukraine s capital city pledging military aid and diplomatic support. that includes reopening the u.s. embassy in kyiv and the the nomination of a new u.s. ambassador. this morning from poland, secretaries blinken and austin spoke to reporters about their visit and their assessment of the conflict. we re seeing that when it comes to russia, russia is failing. ukraine is succeeding. russia has sought as its principle lane to totally sub jet indicate ukraine to take away its independence. that has failed. what those comments suggest about the u.s. s wartime policy a major question as defense secretary austin spoke about the administrative s objectives. honestly, ukraine remain a sovereign cou