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retaliation. in a speech to legislators, he vowed counterstrikes on any nation that threatens russia. thee did not specify what those counterstrikes would be nor what might constitute a threat. but in poland and bulgaria, russia has shut off their pipelines for national gas. both countries failed to pay for deliveries in rubles as required. the west is interpreting it as retaliation for western support of ukraine defenses. bulgaria will get help from greece as it looks for long-term alternatives. german leaders predicting their country could be next, assured germans they could survive a cut-off at least through this coming winter. in eastern ukraine, russia is making measured ground advancements. they amass troops and weaponry to push a new front line in the donbas. this is a major departure from russia s initial invasion back in february when swift advances of tanks and convoys were thwarted by ukrainian defenses. and in mariupol, the city council said they have foun ....
take their twitter accounts away? and saying the country was too crazy. jon karl with the audio tonight. this evening, 24 hours after a federal judge s announcement that he would block any early rollback of former president trump s policy that allowed the u.s. to send back migrants over pandemic concerns, tonight, the biden administration reacting. will they ultimately move forward with their plan? there is news this evening about a kidnapped 3-month-old baby boy taken from his grandmother s home while she was unloading groceries. they have found the baby, and news tonight of potential suspects. this evening, harvard committing $100 million to address its ties toth n ror ton responsibility moving forward. your health tonight and news on aspirin. millions of americans takes aspirin for their heart health. the new guidance tonight. the plane shot while landing in massachusetts. tendel dants to be paid during boarding. and powerball dreams tonight growing. ....
final offer and he stuck to it. this comes after a weekend of developments including shareholders pressuring the board to take the deal. stockholders will receive $54.20 in cash for each share valuing the deal. the purchase price represents a 38% premium to twitter the day before musk disclosed his 9% stake. now elon s involvement boosted the price. musk announced his reasons for the purchase. he said now, while many are excited about his planned changes, it s his crusade for free speech that is driving this buy-out. he disapproves policies that the white house says doesn t go far enough. here s jen psaki moments ago. no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms, the power that they have over our every day lives. he s been a strong supporter of fundamental reforms to achieve that goal. one of the most prominent deactivated accounts is former president trump. he was confirmed moments ago ....
happened to these people. i ll talk to a top adviser to ukraine s president zelenskyy, deputy national security adviser jon finer, and to republican senator roy blunt. who recently returned from the region. and newly released tapes show congressman kevin mccarthy did want president trump to resign after january 6th. what he did is unacceptable. nobody can defend that. will mr. trump still support mccarthy s bid to become speaker? and we really need to finish delivering on some big deal promises we made during the 2020 election. i ll talk to democratic senator elizabeth warren about what she says democrats need to do to avoid disaster in november. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news white house correspondent, carol lee, former white house political director for president george w. bush, sara fagen, new york times peter baker and errin haines, editor-at-large of the 19th. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press . nbc news in washington, the ....
kristen: we are introduced to the superhero tasked with saving the planet. reporter: every year we think about the ways we can protect earth, but conservation happens every day for this person. the research here has shown education is just as important as solar panels and electric vehicles, and the supporting education programs in our youth is super impactful. reporter: earth day was founded in 1970. decades later, a project born on campus is changing the way students think about the environment. [indiscernible] i realize we cannot solve this alone. so it was the artists here that created this character, storyline, and superhero, and we create films and experiences for kids to learn about the environment and what to do. reporter: it started as a research program and turned into a video series taught in school districts locally and globally, like energy-saving recycling and food choices. the teacher can show this in class and use the materials to teach science ....