it could lead to the redefining or overturning of roe v. wade. it makes sense for the court to review their decisions in the past, and this is a vehicle in which for them to do it. i ll talk to mississippi governor tate reeves. also, donald trump s former personal attorney michael cohen is free after serving time for breaking tax and campaign laws. i ll talk to him about the investigation into mr. trump s financial dealings they re working on a daily basis in terms of bringing this indictment. and the former president s political ambitions. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, washington post, columnist eugene robinson, daniella pletka of the american enterprise institute and jake sherman, founder of bunch bowl news. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck todd. well, a good
ghislaine maxwell. she goes on trial today. the question is will in other big names come up in this case? it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early, the show that is eating way too many leftovers. it s monday, nosh 29th. this morning countries around the world are scrambling to contain a new strain of covid-19. since being discovered in south africa, the omicron variant has spread to other neighboring countries and across the globe. canadian officials say cases have reached north america, with two cases appearing in north ontario. members of the white house covid response team briefed the president yesterday and warned it could take two weeks before there sdefinitive characteristics of the new variant. it looks like you re having a low level of infection and all of a sudden there was this big spike, and when the south africans looked at it, they said, oh, my goodness, this is a different virus than we ve been dealing with. it has the capabi
for urgent action early, and we ve been doing a lot over the past few years to strengthen our cyber defences. we have published the national cyber strategy, and we have a new and effective cyber sanctions regime, which we recently used for the first time against a group of russian cyber criminals as part of a joint campaign with the united states. and we are working closely with international partners to tackle the proliferation of sophisticated commercial cyber tools. at the same time, the government itself continues to face a range of attacks, including ransomware and espionage, and so we are constantly looking to strengthen our cyber defences. oliver dowden. let s speak to matt tait, director of capability for dragos a cyber security firm in the us. he formerly worked for gchq and also taught cybersecurity at the university of texas. did i get that right? yes, absolutely. did i get that right? yes, absolutely. thanks - did i get that right? yes, absolutely. thanks for
of 3 million euros in cash to prince charles by a qatari sheikh. clarence house says all the correct processes were followed. good evening to you at home and good evening to you so lots to get this we will get cracking straightaway and start with a front page of the financial times covering this g7 summit going on in bavaria today and we are covering it here on bbc news. look at the headline they have picked out there, g7 aims to hurt russian war chest with price cap on crude exports will stuck any talk us through what is going on here? yes. through what is going on here? yes, so what all of through what is going on here? yes, so what all of the through what is going on here? yes, so what all of the bits through what is going on here? ye: so what all of the bits of world leaders gathered in the bavarian alps for the summit and the ft look at the story about kind of conversations about limiting the amount of money going to russia and honestly we have seen huge sanctions