Senator Bernie Sanders. I believe it will totally eliminate private insurance. For people who like the insurance, they dont get to keep it. Listen, the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care, and you dont have to go through the process of going through an insurance company. Lets eliminate all of that. Lets move on. Bill so we move on now. Kamala harris has a past of supporting Medicare For All that might be coming back to haunt her. Is it still part of her platform . Today recently do not know because we dont have the answer. Live in New York, back together with the team here, i am bill hemmer. Good morning. Whats happening . Dana good morning. Im Dana Perino and this is americas newsroom. You know how you find out what her current policies are . You ask a spokesperson and tell tell you on Friday Night and expect you to accept that. Back in 2019, harris said she wanted to completely revamp the american healthy system. She said, essentially would allow private insurance to of
Major carrier to mandate Employee Vaccinations could it do the same for passengers and why now is the time to shop for a new Credit Card. Announcer this is Nbc Nightly News with Lester Holt hello, everyone great to be back from our coverage at the olympics, but returning, frankly, to a country that sadly looks a lot more like last winter when it comes to covid thats how much Ground Weve lost in the fight against the pandemic as were about to show you, in some parts of the country, hospitals themselves are on the critical list. Available icu beds counted in single digits, or worse yet, patients turned away. As the danger of the Delta Variant becomes more apparent each day, more americans are getting vaccinated that number well above 166 million. Finally edging above the 50 mark but the goalposts may be moving. The threshold for Herd Immunity now calculated to be well beyond 80 , according to a recent briefing by the infectious Diseases Society of america. Our teams on the Ground Tonight
developments on the bbc website. but the news continues here on bbc one, so let s join our colleagues for the news, where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday this tuesday night, i m chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: england s lionesses look to reach their first world cup final, australia stand in their way can they create more of these moments tomorrow? we ll have the build up to their match in sydney. already into the final are spain despite all their off field issues, their incredible run continues. can rangers edge closer to the champions league? we ll be in geneva ahead of their second leg tie against servette. also coming up on sportsday before 7 off the hook owen farrell s cleared to play from the start of the rugby world cup after saturday s red card is overturned. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. here we go then, the countdown to kick off is on. england s lionesses will be waking up in sydney in a few hours time ahead of their world cup semi f
splendor, to be seen on the international stage. in the past, it would have been with the queen, who was this towering figure on the international stage, the longest-serving head of state. now it s king charles, the beginning really of his monarchy and his opportunity to show how he s doing things slightly differently. so as you say, they are going to discuss climate change, they ll have a meeting about that, which in itself is very unusual, because queen elizabeth never really discussed what was going to be discussed in those meetings. charles is handling things differently and wants to work with the key figures who can actually have an impact on climate change. the president of the united states, to discuss that issue. the key thing about this probably from our end is that everything went very smoothly. the two men appear to get on very well. this is all about reiterating the long-term, strong, as the brits would call it, terrible relationship between the u.s. and the uk. t
it s saturday, 13th january. our main story: the united states has confirmed it s carried out a fresh strike on a houthi target in yemen overnight, a day after both the us and uk carried out a series of raids on the iran backed group. the operation follows an attack by houthi rebels on commercial shipping vessels in the red sea. the group have said attacks in yemen will not go without punishment or retaliation . graham satchell reports. before and after satellite images show the impact of the american and british bombing raids. the americans say airfields and weapons storage depots were destroyed. the raf didn t take part in the attack overnight, but both the british and americans say the raids are vital to keep shipping routes open in the red sea. houthi militia have been targeting container ships off the yemeni coast for weeks. sometimes, like this, they have boarded vessels. in other attacks, they used drones and missiles. they say they are disrupting this key shipping