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secretary, dominic raab, of a dereliction of duty, after reports he declined to phone his afghan counterpart to seek help airlifting interpreters out of afghanistan. but the government has defended his actions. the only problem last week was not a phone call to an afghan government that was melting away and had almost, or didn t have any leverage. the number one challenge at the end of last week was whether the airport would continue to fly, allow planes to fly out, and those people we were getting out, would they be allowed to get out? survivors in haiti ask when is help coming, after saturday s earthquake killed almost 2,000 people. the largest survey of covid infection in the uk has found that both the pfizer and astrazeneca vaccines are still offering good protection against the delta variant. and coming up this hour, as the paralympics get under way next week, one campaign will light up uk landmarks to raise awareness of global disability discrimination. hello and welcom
and msnbc for nearly 30 years. there is no one like him, and he has been here for the beginning. he was here in the anchor chair when msnbc first opened its doors day one in 1996. that was it. and tonight will be his last night. whether you have followed brian his whole career or if you ve just become a fan of the 11th hour, his absolutely brilliant, witty, insightful emotionally compelling snarky as i ll get out incredible show that he does here right now, whether you ve only become a fan during the 11th hour or been a fan from the beginning, you should just know that for all of us in the building as we say, it s in the proverbial building now, but for all of us, his colleagues, brian leaving, brian stopping his show is a really really big deal. having the opportunity to share a desk with him for major news events has been not just an honor for me, which it has been an honor, but beyond that, to tell you the truth, it s how i have learned half the things i know about how to
is a really, really big deal. having the opportunity to share a desk with him for major news events has been not just an honor for me, which it has been an honor, but beyond that, to tell you the truth, it s how i have learned half the things i know about how to handle the responsibilities of the big desk. brian williams in all candor is a great guy. he is a great colleague. he is incredibly generous. he is as hilarious a person as i have ever met in any context. and on the 11th hour, he and that excellent staff of his, they do one of the best shows that have ever been done on cable news on any network, and tonight he is finishing. he is dropping the mic. thank you for indulging me for a second. it s a big night at msnbc and the whole nbc family. brian williams is a big deal. his decision to step away is a really big deal for all of us, and i will just tell you, please do watch the 11th hour tonight for brian s final broadcast. you will be glad you have done so. thank you
president speech in the g20 i am eric shawn. allow everyone the g20 negotiators reaching a deal on the landmark agreement for a global corporate tax rate. but climate change dominated the agenda during the two-day meeting ahead of the united nations climate conference in glasgow scotland. that would be the president next thought. right now will go to rome amy kellogg is standing by to what to expect from president biden s remarks as we await those remarks. hi, so much of this g20 is about setting the stage for the climate change conference that is starting today. they really want to prove that it is more than what the famous climate the italian prime minister mario putting a positive spin on progress that was made in rome, he said goalpost had been moved at this meeting in terms of caps that were decided on global warming and deadlines for net-zero carbon emission and we expect biden will say much of the same. in terms of what president biden worked on the president met w