Because of the disturbing denials by some republicans of what actually happened that day. And even now, the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy is saying not so fast. He has not signed off on this deal yet. Cnn congressional correspondent on capitol hill. What s next? reporter: the short answer is they can pass this bill with or without kevin mccarthy s support. Having him on board would make the process a whole lot easier and make it a lot more bipartisan. That s the goal of this independent commission is to draw a set of conclusions about what happened on january 6th. That is agreed upon by both republicans and democrats. This bill has been agreed to by the negotiators in the house homeland security committee, both republican and democrat. It will likely be brought to the floor as early as next week. Democrats have enough votes for it to pass. How many republicans will get on board especially when you take into account there is a significant collection of hard right republica
Mary bruce tonight pressing the white house, what will this mean for daily life in america? and climate tonight and its role in what we witnessed on the southern border. Tonight, our team and what s called the northern triangle and what they find. The children and what they re surviving on. It s not just violence and cratering economies, it s climate. The severe drought. And matt gutman tonight on why so many parents there are willing to give up everything they have to send their children on that dangerous journey. Tonight, the missing submarine. The u. S. Says it is standing by to help. 53 sailors onboard. Less than 24 hours, it s believed, until their oxygen runs out. Martha raddatz standing by with late reporting. In new york city tonight, news on the failed subway bomber, the judge using the words barbaric and heinous. Tracking severe storms and record cold. Mal ordo stane igid air in the northeast. And on this earth day, the view from the ocean. The whales, their behavioral patter
That was my son. Fixing the democratic system. The house votes to add another state to the union. On this earth day, l. A. s push to turn toilet water into tap water. A day ago, what i flushed down my toilet has ended up with this? yeah. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. I m chris hays. For decades, climate scientists and activists, observers, politicians have been saying this is the moment we must rally to stop the planet from warming, to save the earth from catastrophe. Now more than ever, we stand at the door of opportunity wondering whether the door will close before we act to control the greenhouse affect. We must halt global warming. It s a threat to our health, to our ecology and to our economy. There s basic facts about global warming. It s real simple. The science is real. The effects are profound. Inaction is not an option. Today i call on all countries to join us. Not next year or the year after that, but right now. Climate change is real. It s urgent. An
About 50%. This after the new york times had already reported that in rural, more republican areas, there are far more doses of the vaccine available than there are people interested in receiving the jab. In a county in wyoming a local health official asked the state to stop sending first doses of the vaccine because the freezer was already stuffed to capacity with unwanted vials. In an iowa county the clinic called people who had volunteered to give shots to tell them not to come in because so few residents had signed up for appointments. A new cnn poll maybe tells us why. 26% of americans say they will not get the vaccine. Among republicans, that number is 44%. That s scary. Those folks jeopardize our ability to get to herd immunity faster. If we don t get vaccinated and periodically boosted we could prolong the pandemic and find ourselves continuing to fight the battle for years when we have the medical innovation to get back to living our normal lives in a matter of months. As the
and unpacking the headline about herd immunity in the u.s. new reporting on what is motivating people who refuse to take the covid vaccine when all in starts right now. good evening, from new york. i m chris hayes. you know, when joe biden was running for president, his fundamental promise was to defeat the virus, get the country up and running again, and just be the polar opposite of donald trump by, you know, laying low. trying to unify the country around big goals. at the time, trump thought this was risible. he mocked biden calling him, quote, the most boring human being i ve ever seen. we are now more than a hundred days into the biden presidency. and so far, president biden is basically ticking through every box. delivering on the big promises. and there is new polling showing that, maybe, boring is exactly what a lot of people wanted. i mean, i have said this before and i want to stress it, again. biden s approach to the presidency, so far, is completely different, i