Situation on the ground increasingly dangerous. Vaccine boost. Full Fda Approval for the Pfizer Vaccine could come as early as tomorrow will it help convince the unvaccinated to get the shot as cases and hospitalizations keep climbing pushing Hospital Workers to the brink. Our special report the vanished, did a history of some Native American Boarding Schools. And dad moves. These Dancing Dads have become a sensation, and their moves have a Message Announcer this is nbc Nightly News with Kate Snow good evening much of New England still being drenched by tropical Storm Henri as we Come On the air. After being downgraded from Hurricane Status this morning, Henri Made Landfall In rhode island, and now heads toward vermont and new hampshire. Water rescues are already happening in New Jersey flooding, one of the biggest Concerns Tonight 38 Million people are now under some form of Flood Alert with more expected rivers are close to Flood Stage in many areas, and can you see just how many peo
Feeding hundreds of families in need. And putting on toy drives. He is 1 of 103 hispanic officers that make up the 1,800member Charlotte Mecklenburg Police department. For this chilean native, this job is a Dream Come True. I had to learn english and do Everything Everybody does and work hard and become a citizen and then i became a Police Officer, which was my dream. So i see the need. And i think i can make a huge difference in my community. Reporter dianne gallagher, cnn, atlanta. I love seeing that story. Im Brianna Keilar alongside john berman. Eva vaccined americans going unmasked. A leading voice for teachers will join us in a moment. Plus, a Brandnew Cnn exclusive. A capitol Police Officer speaks out on lawmakers lying about the insurrection that he and his colleagues survived that day. House republicans just minutes away from picking Liz Cheneys replacement. Is Elise Stefanik conservative enough to win the secret vote . And the race to vaccinate just took a literal turn. We go
influx of those who want to come here with authorities cracking down on alleged human trafficking and seize ising millions of dollars in illegal drugs. president biden in washington getting to roll out the second phase of his spending plan at a joint session of congress next week. it comes with a hefty $1.5 trillion price tag, expect president is and the president is hoping to pay for all of this agenda by raising the taxes on the wealthiest americans. we have live team fox news coverage on all of these stories. chris city steigel is in laredo, texas, mark meredith standing by at the white house. let s begin in griff jenkins in north carolina. seven deputies placed on administrative leave following this latest controversial shooting. griff? reporter: that s right, eric, and good afternoon. the demands here in elizabeth city are growing louder for the release of the body cam footage. let me show you what we know about what happened. this is the home of andrew brown jr. on
from the white house, mark, good morning. benjamin, good morning to you. the white house is not disputing that the president wants to raise taxes, but the plan to target wealthy americans, but there s plans starting to grow against tax increases and the president wants to use money funding the american families plan. 1.5 trillion in spending to go out and call on congress to use the money to fund a number of different projects out there, including child care, education and social programs. the president is not talking about this proposal yet. he did not speak to reporters as he left for delaware this morning, but on friday, the white house press secretary previewed who is going to be impacted by this proposal. what i can say, it will only affect people making more than $1 million a year. that s .3% of taxpayers, or three out of every 1,000 taxpayers, that s even at the top 1% saw their net worth rise by four trillion in the middle of a historic pandemic. republicans are
murphy of connecticut. plus, violence against asian-americans. will you help us? asian-american members of congress meeting today with the families of the victims of the georgia spa shooting. weor want to make sure that this is investigated as a hate crime and not just as a bad day. a i ll talk to the leader of the delegation, congresswoman judy chu of california. voting access. georgia a republicans pass sweeping laws. it s unamerican. it s anti-democratic. we have to resist it. we re actually expanding the right to vote in georgia. you re not hearing that from the other side. could this be the fight that leads to the end of the filibuster? joining me for insight and analysis are republican strategist al cardness, vicky nguyen. new york times white house correspondent peter baker and heather mckee of color of change. welcome to sunday and a special edition of meet the press. y from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, t