for optimism. that s the line from the kremlin this morning after the u.s. offers a diplomatic off ramp to the standoff off ramp. and the u.s. blows past 73 million covid cases suns the start of the pandemic. but we start with what happens now that justice breyer is retiring. peter alexander is standing by. leann caldwell is with us and also joining us aaron haynes, an msnbc political contributor. peter, do we have any word yet about when we might see the president and justice breyer today? and what can you tell us about where the white house is in terms of choosing a nominee? yeah, chris, no official guidance from the white house. in fact, this gathering with both justice breyer and president biden is not even on the official white house schedule but we are getting indications that this could happen within the next several hours here at the white house. and it is a significant moment for president biden. it s also a rare one. very rarely do you see a sitting president ev
well and then talking about it over and over and over again so people know we did it as opposed to saying, we re going to do everything, promising the world, and then not getting all of that done. people leave feeling like, my government isn t doing anything for me. that brings us to the open door the republican party is walking through. using the divisions to their party s advantage rather than legislating towards solutions. here s how senator bernie sanders put it this morning. republicans all laughing all the way to election day. they have not had to cast one bloody vote which shows us where they re at, and we have got to change that. joining me now, msnbc political contributor eugene daniels. he s a white house reporter for politico and co-author of playbook. and the renee graham, associate editor for the boston globe. renee, when you look at that polling, what does that tell you that the one thing, the one thing americans can agree on is that the country is hea
that time. charles mcgee, one of the most decorated african americans of the second world war, has died aged 102, an original member of pioneering all black fighter squadron the tuskeegee airmen. he may be the number one men s tennis player, but novak djokovic is out of the australian open, out of the country and, it seems, out of favour. as the tournament in melbourne finally gets under way, mr djokovic has landed in dubai, leaving behind a frantic and messy legal wrangle, which, ultimately, he lost. the federal court agreed with the government s view that his status as a role model, coupled with his perceived opposition to being vaccinated against covid, could have an impact on public health orders in australia. our middle east correspondent sameer hashmi is near the airport in dubai and phil mercer is in melbourne. i asked sameer first, what djokovic s next move is likely to be. there are two or three options in front of him. number one, whether he heads to serbia where no
on his way home. novak djokovic boards a flight to belgrade at dubai airport, following his deportation from australia. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. two teenagers have been arrested in manchester as part of the investigation into a siege at a synagogue in the united states. the man responsible malik faisal akram from lancashire was shot and killed by police near dallas in texas, after he took a rabbi and three other people hostage during a service. they were later freed unharmed. counter terrorism authorities on both sides of the atlantic are now investigating what happened, as sophie long reports. this is the moment the three final hostages ran for their lives, more than ten hours after their ordeal began. a successful, but nonetheless terrifying end, to the delicate, day long operation involving negotiators and heavily armed police. the man, now identified as malik faisal akram, a 44 year old british citizen, originally from lanca
one as conservatives want to see for a path to the governor s mansion could be a roadmap or the midterms. in his first interview since taking office only on fox news sunday. then cutting through the confusion on covid. when it comes to mass, testing and mandates. we will ask a doctor, one of the nation s top public health experts all the pressing question. plus. president biden story is that democracy is on deaths door. a potential breaking point. as his agenda stalls and his a phone numbers seek to new lows. we will ask our sunday you know about the pressure points on the right and the left the mac we have a very slim majority in the senate and in the house. it makes things more challenging all right now want fox news sunday. hello again from washington. we start with raking developments out of texas as all in its minute rest you a rabbi and the other hostages from an hours long standoff from a synagogue in the dallas-fort worth area. dispatching a hostage rescue te