eye on the ukraine border where some experts say an invasion is imminent. from a picture of a teacher taping a mask to a student to a mother s threat to bring guns to her school if kids are forced to wear masks. the debate over covid and schools boils over. plus, later this hour, the man whose case led to the legalization of gay marriage is announcing a major new chapter of his life as he takes on politics in ohio. he joins us live. we ll begin with the breaking news out of arizona. the state democratic party s executive board has voted to censure senator kyrsten sinema over her support of the filibuster. in a statement, the board characterized her protection of the filibuster as, quote, a failure to do whatever it takes to ensure the health of our democracy. senator sinema issued her own response to the vote telling nbc news via spokesperson that, quote, she has always been honest about the where she stands. with me to discuss is nbc news senior political reporter sahe
i need some recovery time. yeah. she just, she needs a break. you know, normally, in the normal world of congress they never did anything on fridays. they never made news on fridays. that was kind of against washington rules to make news on fridays. you re going to ask them to go back to the good ole days? yeah. let s return to what we used to call regular order, please, sir. and we ll see what we can do. what i desperately want to know from congressman schiff and the investigators right now. go ahead. well, there is that reference in the ivanka letter today to the outtakes from trump s video message he did on january 6th and the committee says it believes that the previous iterations of that video that he taped, a, exist and, b, show what he really thought and what he really wanted which was for people to go home. i m desperate to know does the committee really believe those things have been preserved and do they think they re going to get them? it is one thing
of resilience and those towers that get blown over, wires snap. we ve got so much we can do with this legislation now. last week, we rolled out an historic investment in our nation s bridges like the one i visited in new hampshire, where restrictions could force school buses and fire trucks to go ten miles out of their way just to get across the small river. or the i-10 bridge i visited in louisiana. it s 20 years past its planned life. it doesn t have modern safety features. and it s lasted inspected, the bridge is deemed to be in poor condition. now it has two lanes on the bridge, okay? that a four-lane interstate feeds into, creating and causing major backups. we re going to upgrade thousands of bridges, creating good paying jobs, cutting commute times, ensuring that as we build back, no community gets left behind. folks, that mayors view of problem solving is exactly what we brought to the american rescue plan. it s designed to you would be able to have the resources and
from the national archives to the january 6th committee. plenty of reading to be done and new details coming in almost by the minute with new reporting from our capitol hill team about just what s in these documents and what those lawmakers specifically wanted to see. including, they hope, draft speeches from january 6th for then president donald trump. they asked for a never enacted executive order on election integrity and a memo on a potential u.s. lawsuit against president biden s 2020 win. also breaking this afternoon the nationwide pause on a federal vaccine mandate with a judge blocking enforcement on president biden s requirement for federal workers. the white house press secretary just asked about it, we will have that coming up. and right now in texas the first court appearance for a man arrested just hours ago charged with threatening elections workers and other officials in georgia, including the governor and secretary of state. the prosecutor saying this guy
agen da, a deep dive into the presidency. russia moves more troops along the ukrainian borer can amid growing concern about an imminent invasion. we ll talk to senator robert menendez. also in washington, a blow to former president trump. the supreme court blocked his efforts to stop the national archives from releasing hundreds of documents to the house january 6th committee. and we ll get a live report from reno, nevada, about the housing crisis plaguing an otherwise booming local economy. one year ago today joe biden stood on the west front of the u.s. capitol to be sworn in as president. 365 days later, he finds himself in a tough spot. his approval ratings are sagging, facing huge problems from soaring covid cases, inflation to the threat of a potential russian invasion of ukraine and much of his agenda is stalled on capitol hill where he suffered a huge defeat last night, senate democrats were unable to advance voting rights bills or change senate rules to make it