to a very tight race. we ll cross live to montreal for analysis of whetherjustin trudeau s gamble in calling a snap early election could backfire on him. also in the programme philippine boxing champion and politician, manny pacquiao, confirms he will run for president in next year s election. and the first civilian space crew to orbit the earth returns safely after their three day mission. it s six in the morning in singapore, and one am in moscow, where initial results from russia s marathon three day elections show president putin s party on course to retain its parliamentary majority. the central election commission says with 25 percent of the ballots counted, united russia hasjust over 44 percent of the vote. that s down from more than 54% at the last elections in 2016. few critics of the kremlin were allowed to run with supporters ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny among those affected. from moscow, steve rosenberg reports. there s something rather odd ab
decision last night didn t actually touch that landmark decision. we will be putting codification shannon: and doesn t are dead tonight following historic flooding in new york city and surrounding northeastern states from the remnants of hurricane ida that brought record-breaking rain. how chasing he would not be surprised at all if three doses will become the new requirement to be considered fully faxed against covid. that comes a letter put out you could be taken into custody by not complying with the protocols paid would begin tonight with the growing concern about the still stranded in afghanistan. and how the administration is answering and not answering questions about what is being done to get them out. white house correspondent kevin corke. good evening, kevin. good evening. tries a mind to change the subject from the ongoing drama unfolding in afghanistan, the white house tonight finds itself in the unenviable position of trying to promote its domestic agen
population is fully vaccinated. it s a state where the daily-average number of hospitalizations is north of 12,000. and just to break that down for you, in more human terms. that means mortuary trailers are coming in to store bodies of covid victims. it means dozens of children are newly hospitalized with covid every day. with pediatric icu beds unavailable in some areas. in case texas leadership is listening right now, i am going to speak in very blunt terms. texans are dying. parents are dying. their children are becoming orphans or they are sick and hospitalized, themselves. this child has died of covid. and yet, the state s thrice vaccinated, covid-positive leader, governor greg abbott, has spent months blocking mask mandates. abbott tested positive for covid this week. 24 hours after attending this maskless fet. covid is a serious matter, even for someone waging war against preventative measures, which is why abbott got treated right away with regeneron s monoclonal anti
political statement. tonight, the backlash to the people playing politics with the pandemic. then, the mad rush to evacuate afghanistan, as the taliban blocks the airport road. and the escalating threat of right-wing terrorism as a trump extremist threatens to blow up his truck in washington, d.c. when all in starts now. good evening from washington, d.c. i m zerlina maxwell in for chris hayes. we are seeing a backlash around the country to red states bans on mask mandates, especially in schools. in texas, the paris school district is defying republican governor greg abbott s ban by adding face coverings to their dress codes and they are just one of the many districts taking on the governor. in south carolina, several districts, including charleston county, are requiring masks despite a state ban. and in florida s largest district, miami-dade, the school board voted to approve a mask mandate in defiance of an executive order from their republican governor, ron desantis
of age. kids are getting sick with covid. the rising cases across the country. and a cataclysmic report on the state of the planet. this report tells us that recent changes in the climate are widespread, rapid, and intensifying. senator ed markey on the need for a green new deal and so much more to stop the climate catastrophe. when all in starts right now. good evening from washington, d.c. donald trump is a man whose rise to political prominence was almost defined by one phrase. lock her up. it was everywhere during his 2016 campaign against hillary clinton and remains a trump crowd favorite even today. despite it being based on nothing. but it raises the question, how come more people aren t calling for donald trump to be locked up? i mean, the great irony of him going after his opponent and wanting to imprison them is that he is the guy who actually committed crimes. in the highest office in the land. but many democrats, many journalists, are still so nervous abou