description of trump. i don t mean this facetiously, but frankly those words could have come out of the mouths of republican enablers in the republican congress. new setbacks for the johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine. they re being asked to scrapping about 60 million doses from the baltimore plants, after being deemed not suitable for use. ten million doses will be distributed domestically and abroad. mike memoli and matt bradley are joining us. mike, first to you, as we have the president winding down a very busy day. what more are we hearing about his meeting with president macron? reporter: we ve been talking all day about the very busy agenda, tackling the pandemic, trying to jump-start the economies, encounters the rise of china. a lot of the discussions is president biden trying to reestablish and to improve the u.s. relationship with some of our closest allies after four years of the trump administration. one of the most interesting relationships was with the f
got dancers, we have popstars we are back! and, no masks, no social distancing just a negative test is the ticket required for 4000 people at tonight s brit awards in london. hello and welcome. there s been a major escalation in the violence between israel and the palestinians, the worst in seven years. the united nations has warned the conflict is escalating towards full scale war. after weeks of protests 28 people, including 10 children, were killed in gaza following israeli airstrikes, and rockets fired into israel from gaza have killed 3 people there. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the palestinians would pay a very heavy price . a hamas spokesman told the bbc israel should stop what it was doing or palestinians would react. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has this report from jerusalem, which contains scenes that some may find disturbing. a street ablaze on israel s normally bustling coastline. people run for shelter. others have a lucky
galactic has long had similar goals to blue origin. bezos declared he would be the first paying customer flying on his commercial spaceline. it looks like they re going to beat branson. they ll fly in a fully autonomous spacecraft with no astronauts onboard. after experiencing a few minutes of weightlessness, they ll come back in a few minutes by parachute back to earth. you can fly if you have the big bucks. they ll be auctioning off a flight. that price tag up to $2.8 million. i don t think it s in the cards for us. i m just thinking the last gift i got for my sister was a pair of shoes. it puts it into perspective. you can wear them more than once. not quite the bragging rights. no, no. they were sandals. i can t even say that. rachael, this is very cool. thank you so much for talking about this with us. new day continues right now. i m john berman alongside brianna keilar on this new day. a new interview with congresswoman liz cheney putting the sharpest
many after the draft signaled that they could overturn roe versus wade. and the deaths of three american tourists at a sandals resort in the bahamas. a dr. and a former homicide detective is going to break on the case for us. and two teenage girls in small town delphi, indiana. the family members of one of the victims is speaking out. and high-speed chase that ended in a wreck. they caught up with the former alabama corrections officer and inmate and we have all of the breaking details coming up. but first, kevin corke is looking at the ongoing harassment of the supreme court justices as well as even in the religious community over the weekend. reporter: that s right, arguably some such gatherings are illegal, and critics say they disagree. they said whoever with the intent of interfering with or impeding the administration of justice or influencing any judge, jury or witness in the discharge of his duties, near a building, house, or court, or a building occupied by a judge o
editorjohn simpson. ourfinal guest is here in kyiv with me, the ukrainian mp kira rudyk, who is also leader of the holos party. let s go to our first question and stay with kira rudyk. josh has messaged in asking, what is the most likely way this war will end? and will it be a long time before it does? as a ukrainian politician, what is your answer to that? the most preferable for us is that russia is weakened to the point when she does not have an ability to continue the war. the tool back the troops and then we continue living in our beautiful country. but when you asking about, look at the sanctions he is putting together that will start acting in six months. so now you know, at least the minimum time. we see that all the minimum time. we see that all the sanctions, all the weapons, it just takes time to get here and to start acting. so i think we need to prepare for a long marathon, rather than to sprint, as everybody thought before. , .,, than to sprint, as everybody