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should any of these individuals ever travel outside russia, we will work with our international partners and take every possible step to detain them, and extradite them to face justice. and thousands more people flee the volcano that s erupted on the spanish island of la palma. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. our top story. the prime minister has said the government will do what it can to protect consumers, following a spike in gas prices. speaking in new york, borisjohnson said people will not be short of food this winter. our political editor laura kuenssberg began by asking the pm what his government are doing about what is turning into a real crisis in energy. first of all everybody needs to understand what is going on, this is really being caused, the spikes in hydrocarbon prices in, gas prices are being caused by the world economy waking up after a long period of paralysis, it is unfreezing everywhere and that is causing supply chain problem, it is cau ....
associated orchestrated a coup. in the end, stress testing a democracy that ultimately held. but it revealed cracks. it revealed weaknesses. you saw them. the people trying to exploit them also saw them, and they took notes. and on this program tonight and in the nights ahead, we re putting those vulnerabilities under the microscope. tonight we re looking specifically at disinformation and the way that it is poisoning the well of the american experiment. we re going through looking glass to see how the big lie is getting bigger, as a math and science teacher in ohio who claims that he is uncovered an algorithm proving the 2020 election was stolen, is his so-called findings to willing conspiracy theory consumers across the country. we re also talking to the people who held the line a year ago and continue to do so, people who told the truth, who put their country first. we ll speak tonight with fox s former digital politics editor who was fired after his involvement in ....
germany this week to meet with leaders there. this comes among increased drills near the ukrainian border and the kremlin is denying a report that they re emptying their embassy in the ukrainian capitol. also this morning, former president trump could be gearing up for 2024. we have new details about how his political operation is already organizing and how some former administration officials hope to stop him. also this morning, an urgent call for a delay in the rollout of 5g cell technology. airlines warning of possible devastating impact. lawmakers have serious safety concerns as well. what, if anything, will be done ahead of tomorrow s planned launch? lots of news that we are covering this morning. we are beginning with the growing global tensions over russia s increased military action near and around ukraine. our reporters are covering all the angles. let s begin with cnn s senior international correspondent, matthew chance, in ukraine s capital kiev. secret ....
neil degrasse tyson, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. your dayjob is being an astrophysicist, but you are also one of america s leading champions for science. so you tell me why there appears to be such a strain of scepticism among so many americans toward the basics of scientific knowledge. i don t have a good answer for that and i poked around in the ether for what could be behind it and i m going to give what sounds like an easy sort of cop out answer, and it has to do with how science is taught in the schools. it s currently taught as a body of information, a satchel of facts that are imparted upon you and then you regurgitate that for an exam. that s an aspect of science, but it s not the most important part of science. the most important part of science is knowing how to question things and knowing when an answer has emerged that represents, sort of, an objective truth about this world. and if you think science is just that one research paper that reports the one r ....
now the cdc has dramatically reduced its estimate for how prevalent the omicron variant actually is in the united states. but the president says more covid-related mandates are still possible. watch. will you make a decision? many republican governors say mandates are the wrong way to handle covid. south dakota governor says she will continue to fight them. he doesn t have the authority to put the mandates in place and why south dakota and many other states and governors and attorney generals have challenged the federal government on this authority in court. it will be heard in january. and we ll win because this president has taken unprecedented action to impose on the liberties and freedoms of the american people and sometimes the only ones that are left to fight are the governors. either owe update the breaking news with steve harrigan. home of the cdc in atlanta. this white house covid response team meeting comes at a critical time when it comes to numbers ....