nato leaders in brussels, belgium, stay ahead of his highly anticipated summit with russian president vladimir putin. hello, i m john roberts in washington as we kick off another edition of america reports. sandra: update week. good afternoon, i m sandra smith in new york. meeting between president biden and his russian counterpart comes as both nations a knowledge relations have hit a low. this has the lighthouses walking back, from president biden after he signaled he would be open to exchanging cyber criminals with russia. john: white house aides say the will on the table when the leaders meet in light of ransomware tax targeting critical u.s. infrastructure. fred fleitz will join us in the moment. sandra: we began with benjamin hall live in brussels. hi, benjamin. it s become good afternoon, sandra. we are seeing a different approach to nato than we sound or president trump. president trump tough on the organization but he did force many countries to meet their
do you know what the joint chiefs told us the greatest threat facing america was? global warming. video of the year award carrie underwood and john legend church bells ring baby girl. steve: good morning, new orleans. it s 5:00 out in your neck of the woods. :00 here in new york city. by the way, new orleans currently it s 79 degrees there as we look at the superdome. today s daytime high is going to be 90 degrees. ainsley: some people up and running. a lot of cars this morning. brian: remember the rule. if you complain about winter you can t complain about summer. a little unrest that the humidity is going up. we remember it was a short time ago where we were forced to put shirts on and walk to work it was so cold. ainsley: i will tell you what the folks this morning were complaining about down in the green room was how we have gone from like cold to just so hot all of the sudden. yesterday so it was really warm in new york and the day before, too. we will take i
may send illegal immigrants from the southern border. the trump administration used i.c.e. plans in 2019 to trapt migrants to less crowded facilities. and texas governor greg abbott investigating a covid-19 outbreak in the defens facility. he said the water was not deemed safe before children were sent there. and a 1.9 trillion dollars covid-19 stimulus is handed out to care for unaccompanied children and families. the funding is used for illegal immigrants to assist organizations in communities across the country dedicated to providing food and shelter and supporting services for people with economic emergency including the hungry and homeless. populations. a crisis. on a day when the focus from the science and economics. it s the stumble seen around th world. not once twice but three times the truth is it can happen to anybody. this brings back the former president ford. he stumbled in 1975. this stumble would define him for a generation. i almost fell coming up the steps
may send illegal immigrants from the southern border. the trump administration used i.c.e. plans in 2019 to trapt migrants to less crowded facilities. and texas governor greg abbott investigating a covid-19 outbreak in the defens facility. he said the water was not deemed safe before children were sent there. and a 1.9 trillion dollars covid-19 stimulus is handed out to care for unaccompanied children and families. the funding is used for illegal immigrants to assist organizations in communities across the country dedicated to providing food and shelter and supporting services for people with economic emergency including the hungry and homeless. populations. a crisis. on a day when the focus from the science and economics. it s the stumble seen around th world. not once twice but three times the truth is it can happen to anybody. this brings back the former president ford. he stumbled in 1975. this stumble would define him for a generation. i almost fell coming up the steps
under 4 million doses of the johnson & johnson single-dose vaccine available initially. meantime the w.h.o. noting for the first time in seven weeks a rise in new cases as they call alarming but not surprising. public health measures still need to be in place for this virus. the first johnson & johnson vaccines could be in arms tomorrow. it s very good news. now we have three important tools in our armament of capabilities against the virus. reporter: the advantages of this latest tool? just one shot and no need for special freezers. this really eases the capacity to get the vaccine where it s needed. reporter: 3.9 million doses to start. that was the entire j&j inventory. reporter: with promises of 20 million by the end of the month. the vart jost going to state and local health departments and pharmacies, 4% for community health centers. j&j testing a booster for variants and hoping to expand the trials this summer. we are working to accelerate that as soon as