Palestinian americans protested the White Houses, what they view as silence in the Middle East. They believe the president should take a stronger stance against israel. This certainly is something that the president is stepping into. Of course, this trip, hes coming here to visit the Ford Motor Company to tour new electric vehicle. The ford lightning. This has been planned for weeks but the rising conflict in the Middle East certainly puts some more tension on the president s trip here. Jeff zeleny, thank you so much for your reporting. New day continues right now. Hello. Im Brianna Keilar alongside john berman. A republican showdown in arizona between those still pushing a recount of last Years Election and those finally fed up with the Big Lie. Plus, Dark Money. Rigging the system and making it harder to vote. A republican operative brags on camera about how easy it is. They are skeptical believers. Standing against americas push to vaccinate. Well ask the Reverend Franklin Graham wh
formula one title but lewis hamilton has gained a knighthood hello and welcome to bbc news. this evening we ve heard an update on the booster vaccine rollout from the prime minister in a downing street briefing on the day that uk has recorded the highest number of coronavirus cases on record. in the latest 2a hour period, there have been a recorded 78,610 cases of coronavirus. again, that s the highest daily figure since the pandemic began. the previous uk daily record was 68,053 on the 8th of january this year. england s chief medical officer, professor chris whitty said those records, and more, will be broken over the coming weeks as rates rise. the prime minister said the government was throwing everything at the vaccine rollout across the uk, to curb the spread of the new variant with over 650 thousand jabs being administered across the country yesterday. despite the significant rise in cases, there was no indication of any further restrictions in england. our polit
plus fossil fuel executives face congress over climate fuel change. some of us have to actually live the future that you all are setting on fire for us. author michael lewis on the missed opportunities of the missed covid response when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. there s a cliche you hear a lot from people who cover politics like myself. it s got a bunch of different formulations. if you like laws and sausages, you should never watch either one being made. the reason it s a cliche is millions of people enjoy sausage, i am one of them. it s delicious but you 100% do not want to know what is in it or watch how it is made. same can be said for legislation. might be very happy with the end result, might not like it that much but you don t want anything to do with the process of actually watching it get made so we re seeing that on display right now with the democrats big climate social spending bill and just to level with you, our
it immediately developed a scary safety record. they were only founded in 1992, but by 1995, they had already had an aircraft evacuated on the runway just before it burned down. by the following year, 1996, it was a terrible fatal crash, may 11, 1996, value jet flight 592 had an on board midair fire. it was caused by hazardous, flammable materials that were improperly stored on board, and that plane came down. all 110 people on board that plane died and the plane crashed into the florida everglades. just a terrible disaster. that was 1996. value jet had only been around for four years when that happened, but that would be the end of valujet. the company still existed, but they decided to buy a little company called airtran. the idea was valujet could take that name. after the crash, the valujet name disappeared and that s how we got airtran. rebranding. how about blackwater? the private mercenary force run did i donald trump s education secretary betsy devos. it was unclear
bestselling author, michael lewis, and whether we will need a brand-new pandemic playbook as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle. as ukraine enters day 52 and its war against russia, moscow has launched two strikes on kyiv and other parts of the country. it is prompting now to increase attacks on the capitol. this may be retaliation for the sinking of a key russian warship, which u.s. officials have confirmed were indeed hit by e to ukrainian missiles. there are also new reports of potential war crimes. police in the area around kyiv say the bodies of more than 900 civilians have been discovered, most of them fatally shot, executed. president zelenskyy now asking the u.s. to declare russia a state sponsor of terrorism. as the fighting intensifies, ukrainian leaders say the world needs to prepare for putin to resort to nuclear weapons. not only me, i think with all of the world, all of the countries have to be worr