i'm honored to introduce secretary of education miguel cardona. secretary miguel cardona has dedicated his career to educators and families. as an elementary school teacher, school printable, district administrator and most recently commissioner of education for the state of connecticut. he has embraced his work as secretary with great passion over the past 10 months understanding the challenges that students, teachers and parents are going through. in addition to being secretary of education, miguel cardona is the proud father of two high schoolers and husband of another educator. please join me in giving miguel cardona a round of applause. >> thank you, adam, rebecca, adam's mother. i remember being 5 years old, walking into my first day of kindergarten at john burial entry school. i was so nervous. at that time i was just learning english. i felt i didn't belong. turned out to be a horrible day. my mom had to pick me up early, not sure if it was the feeling of being overwhelmed, being around bigger kids who spoke and was a lot better than me or

miguel: ya hay un acuerdo entre las dos cÁmaras y el gobernador. ahora los comitÉs van a tener que presentar esto y luego el escritorio del gobernador, entonces es un modo muy rÁpido de hacerse con modo de presupuesto y llega algo menor mÁs rÁpido. una ley mutuamente llega en la tele, el presupuesto general llega en junio. lo que hacemos es acciÓn rÁpida y acciÓn temprana en un presupuesto menor que le pondremos al escritorio en el comedor para que se realice inmediatamente. presentadora: pues seguiremos muy de cerca que se realice por la emergencia sanitaria que estamos viviendo. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. al volver, hablamos con un senador que esta apoyando una controversial medida para dejar fuera las creencias personales y obligar que los niÑos se vacuna en contra el covid. ya regresamos. presentadora: porque boca en la lista de vacunas que hoy y otro que los jÓvenes de 12 aÑos puedan vacunarse sin el permiso de sus padre. osvaldo porras habla con el senador autor de esta propuesta. osvaldo: y por supuesto que hay alguna preocu

me imagino que es miguel. que reaparece en medio de rumores de especulaciones sobre su salud y economÍa. te contamos dÓnde cÓmo y cuÁndo fue visto el cantante. yisus: nos visita leÓn krauze. tiene un anuncio. alan: buenas noticias para estudiantes universitarios. podrÍan recibir hasta 10.000 $. diremos quienes califican. yisus: el programa que ese nÚmero uno. que te da lo que siempre necesitas. [hablan a la vez ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> estamos viendo imÁgenes de la ciudad de raleigh. hay una gran comunidad de inmigrantes. raÚl: no noticia que a usted le gustan. diego boneta aparentemente habrÍa entregado el anillo de compromiso a su novia. con quien celebrÓ un aÑo de relaciÓn. >> ¿y el anillo para cuando? nos encontramos con diego en la ciudad de mÉxico. muy amablemente contestÓ todas nuestra preguntas. ¿serÁ que se va a casar? >> a ver lo que les puedo decir que en este momento estoy muy contento. pero no crean todo lo que leen en los medios. vi eso y me ataquÉ de la

miguel: algunas veces los niÑos no necesitan mÁs ayuda con la matemÁtica. estÁn tristes o perdieron alguien en la familia; o quizÁ el problema en la casa porque quizÁ uno de los padres perdiÓ el trabajo. claudia: el plan del secretario de origen portorriqueÑo para ayudar estudiantes para recuperarse de la pandemia es pedir mÁs dinero federal, maestros, tutores y oportunidades para que los padres se involucren. algo que todos los padres quieren saber vamos a ver mÁs cierre de escuelas ? miguel: espero que no. sabemos que las estrategias trabajan. los niÑos no pueden esperar. ya subieron bastante. claudia: las mascarillas son obligatorias en las escuelas, pero algunos gobiernos estatales y lo local se ooponen a eso. micguel: los mÉdicos sabe cÓmo para la pandemia y gracias a dios estamos donde los niÑos, 96% de los niÑos estÁn dentro del salÓn. claudia: reconociÓ al agotamiento de los maestros y ofreciÓ su apoyo incondicional al aumento de salarios. y sobre los estudiantes que se fueron de las escuelas nos dijo que se estÁn enfocando en busca

miguel almaguer spoke with dr. anthony fauci, who is weighing in tonight >> reporter: the first city in the nation to enter a lockdown is tonight looking to change the face of the pandemic starting next week in san francisco, masks can come off inside offices, gyms, college classrooms, and certain indoor venues for those who can prove they're not just fully vaccinated but also boosted a new policy that comes with risks >> if you are boosted and -- vaccinated and boosted, there still is a chance that you can get infected because there are many breakthrough infections that we're seeing >> reporter: with the city vaccination and boosted rate both significantly higher than the national average, masks in san francisco will still be required in retail stores and public schools, where large crowds mix >> i think this is a good strategy, to basically lift mask mandates in places where you have high vaccination and low infection numbers. and i think that's a strategy that a lot of cities and states are likely to adopt. >> r

miguel almaguer spoke with dr. anthony fauci, who is weighing in tonight >> reporter: the first city in the nation to enter a lockdown is tonight looking to change the face of the pandemic starting next week in san francisco, masks can come off inside offices, gyms, college classrooms, and certain indoor venues for tse can prove they're not just fully vaccinated but also boosted a new policy that comes with risks >> if you are boosted and -- vaccinated and boosted, there still is a chance that you can get infected because there are many breakthrough infections that we're seeing >> reporter: with the city vaccination and boosted rate both significantly higher than the national average, masks in san francisco will still be required in retail stores and public schools, where large crowds mix >> i think this is a good strategy, to basically lift mask mandates in places where you have high vaccination and low infection numbers. and i think that's a strategy that a lot of cities and states are likely to adopt. >> reporte

infections in the east are dropping the south and west, though, still struggling with more, here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: today as the cdc cited new data saying booster shots are at least 90% effective in preventing hospitalization, less than half of americans who are eligible have actually received one. it comes as rooms, gurneys, hallways and triage areas outside hospital lobbies in states like california face a crushing wave of covid cases. >> i have 32 patients down here waiting for a bed. >> reporter: hospitalizations here in the hardest hit states have recently doubled. in san diego. >> on a daily basis, it is loud and chaotic. >> reporter: dr. julie phillips treats patients who are still overflowing into field hospitals and are among the 27 who are regularly admitted from ambulance alley, a steady conveyer belt of the seriously sick. are you surprised that things are this bad? >> you know, i want to say no, but deep down i was hoping we would never be back here again. >> reporter: just a few days ago, this hospital was so overwhelmed, they tried to divert patients everywhere

miguel almaguer starts our coverage >> reporter: announcing the start of their new clinical trial today, pfizer says it's testing if their new reformulated covid vaccine will specifically target the omicron variant and to see how effective that new formula would be. with the vaccinated and boosted already highly protected against hospitalization, the fda would then have to consider if the formula is even needed. in a trial expected to take months, it comes as pockets of the nation emerge beyond omicron's peak how difficult is it to get ahead of a new variant with a vaccine? >> if a new variant emerges, we can always build vaccines, but they can take several months to build and test vaccines always play a really important role, but often not fast enough to deal with a new variant. >> reporter: with omicron still fueling a pandemic record of e.r. visits, today the cdc confirmed the disease severity appears to be lower than previous peaks but medical centers remain overwhelmed with the sheer volume of those sick, and now the fda says two monoclonal antibodies by regeneron and eli lilly can

hard to process what's actually happening right now, which is most people are going to get covid. >> miguel, all this comes as there's a spike in cases where you are in california. i know one county taking some really drastic measures >> reporter: that's right, lester. sonoma county, which is famed wine country, is also asking residents to voluntarily stay home for the next 30 days because of a spike in cases. the county is banning large gatherings which would include weddings and conferences in a region popular with tourists lester. >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> near philadelphia tonight, an incredible survival story the crash of a medical helicopter carrying an infant, and everyone made it out alive. gabe gutierrez is there. >> that's a helicopter >> reporter: it may be hard to believe, but tonight everyone including an infant who was in this mangled medical helicopter is alive. and incredibly, no one on the ground was hurt >> i literally see the chopper in the sky like right there so i'm stopped, but then there was a moment where i realized this is going to hit the ground. so that's

first miguel almaguer with late details. >> reporter: tonight a new vaccine that specifically targets omicron may be just months away. but as new covid cases explode, our nation is likely just weeks from reaching omicron's devastating peak, with nearly every state now a hot spot, the u.s. is closing in on 700,000 new cases a day, nearly triple last year's surge. pfizer's new vaccine would target omicron and other variants already circulating. >> this vaccine will be ready in march. i don't know if we will need it i don't know how it will be usedit will be ready. >> reporter: in recent weeks, infections have some five and a half million cases just this month while most infections are mild and don't require hospitalization, in areas first hard hit by omicron, there is now a dramatic fight in covid-related fatalities. >> there has been more deaths that i have seen the whole time in just one week than i normally see in a month, let alone in a day. >> reporter: first detected in the u.s. six weeks ago, omicron is decimating the workforce and quickly spreading among children in two weeks, c

su esposa, amanda miguel, junto con verdaguer, expresaron su oposiciÓn a la vacuna. >> la vida no se detiene nunca. reportera: a los 70 aÑos de edad y vÍctima por covid—19, muriÓ diego verdaguer en la ciudad de los Ángeles, california, luego de ser hospitalizado por casi un mes, batalla que no pudo vencer. su esposa y su hija confirmaron el fallecimiento en redes sociales. diego dedico un mensaje a su esposa en twitter antes de morir. amanda miguel decÍa que la vacuna contra el covid—19 tenÍa integrado un microchip y por eso no recomendaba la vacunaciÓn. diego verdaguer fue amigo de juan gabriel, con quien compuso una canciÓn y su sueÑo de grabarla quedÓ inconcluso por falta de acuerdos. >> no he recibido todavÍa lo que desean para poder grabar la canciÓn. reportera: dejÓ inconclusos muchos proyectos, incluyendo una gira por estados unidos que iniciarÍa la prÓxima semana. el cuerpo del cantante serÁ cremado. jorge: el jefe del estado mayor conjunto de estados unidos anunciÓ que una invasiÓn rusa a ucrania serÁ horrible para el paÍs y causarÍa un gran nÚmero

first miguel almaguer with late details. >> reporter: tonight a new vaccine that specifically targets omicron may be just months away. but as new covid cases explode, our nation is likely just weeks from reaching omicron's devastating peak, with nearly every state now a hot spot, the u.s. is closing in on 700,000 new cases a day, nearly triple last year's surge. pfizer's new vaccine would target omicron and other variants already circulating. >> this vaccine will be ready in march. i don't know if we will need it i don't know how it will be used but it will be ready. s have exploded off the charts some five and a half million cases just this month while most infections are mild and don't require hospitalization, in areas first hard hit by omicron, there is now a dramatic fight in covid-related fatalities. >> there has been more deaths that i have seen the whole time in just one week than i normally see in a month, let alone in a day. >> reporter: first detected in the u.s. six weeks ago, omicron is decimating the workforce and quickly spreading among children in two weeks, cases nearl

pediatric hospitalizations are at their highest they have ever been as miguel showed in that piece. you hear the numbers and, of course, that is concerning. but i'm wondering as we're seeing with this surge of omicron, and what we're seeing in the numbers with kids specifically, do you think it should change the way people think about this variant and about life with this virus at this point? >> yeah, i really do. i mean, i think that what we have sort of gotten used to thinking this is a virus that predominantly affects the elderly, predominantly affects those with underlying conditions and that's true. what has changed and people realize this over the last couple of weeks, omicron is the dominant strain in this country and it's really contagious. things you may have gotten away with in the past, you're not likely to get away with now because it's that contagious. and even though children are less likely to develop severe illness, as you heard at the end of miguel's piece if you're just talking about a much larger percentage of people overall who are getting infected, then even wit

nilsa centeno es la madre de miguel. centeno: pero me daba tanto dolor verlo cÓmo se me fue apagando poco a poco, sin energÍa, ni siquiera para reÍr. ya se le olvidaban las cosas. todo eso te afecta. te duele cada dÍa ver el deterioro de un joven de 35 aÑos. calderon: para ti, como mamÁ, fue devastador escuchar el diagnÓstico de tu hijo. ¿cÓmo lo asumiÓ Él? ¿con ganas de luchar? ¿con ganas de pelear para salir de esa enfermedad? centeno: lo enfrentÓ con retos, pero al ver realmente el diagnÓstico, todo el cuadro clÍnico que tenÍa, que inclusive yo cuando me fui de puerto rico, sabÍa que el pronÓstico era de 3 a 6 meses por el tipo de tumor y la ubicaciÓn donde estaba. calderon: en medio de dolores insoportables, yolanda y miguel llevaron adelante una tortuosa batalla por su derecho a morir dignamente. para isa mendez la lucha apenas comienza. cuÉntame cÓmo transcurriÓ ese dÍa en que un diagnÓstico cambiÓ tu vida. mendez: lo que era supuestamente un fibroma, cuando abrieron encontraron un tumor e

bosÉ. >> todo fue supervisado por el mismo luis miguel. yo no sÉ ni cÓmo llamarle, es muy impresionante. y la cosa derivan tambiÉn, llega un plano donde es miguel bosÉ. >> cÓmo es el? >> tiene mucho amor. el simple hecho de pensar en eso dice mucho de la personalidad. >> ya iniciaron estas grabaciones >> es un tratamiento muy especial. luego se mueve de lugares, tiene mucho movimiento. >> lo de luis miguel muy bueno, hablÉ con Él la semana pasada. >> como tÚ mismo. >> siempre paga, es muy dadivoso. ♪ ♪ >>todas las maÑanas me decÍa que era peor comprar un cafÉ, el cafÉ de alan nunca llegÓ. >> pero te lo mandÉ. si llegabas tarde. quieres hablar?tÚ no habÍas llegado. >> se desesperaba. >> hay un tema importante. >> mÓnica tenÍa una cita en el escenario frente a gente con su pÚblico mexicano.. >> buenas noches, ciudad de mÉxico. >> esta cita la tenemos pendiente, como aÑo y medio. como ese recital tan Íntimo, tan intenso y tan profundo. >> un sonido diferente como para la cantante espaÑola son tiempos de cercanÍa es

en la liga mx los pumas del ine recibieron los tigres de miguel herrera, iban a capitalizar su buen momento para que soy rodríguez pusiera el una-cero quiñones con este balón al segundo palo asignar el rebote le quedó a lópez para que cayera el gol del empate y manía esta movida de juan josé miguel bustos y el árbitro marcaba el penal. con esto los tigres se lo llevaron dos-uno. >> la radiografía ... salieron negativas no tiene una fractura veremos cómo se recupera de aquí al próximo domingo? >> vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> estamos preparando nuestra edición de las 11 hablaremos de los restaurantes que reportan menos clientes por la ola de contagios por ómicron veremos cuáles son los condados? además la indignación alberga a una comunidad por la muerte de una menor víctima de la violencia armada. >> en la temporada de impuestos hablaremos de reembolsos y fechas claves, nos despedimos esta tarde con un toque oriental para ir calentando motores comienza desde el 1 de feb

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. >> su esposa amanda miguel y el mismo del expresado estar en contra de las vacunas contra el covid y nos conectamos con guadalupe andrade en mÉxico para conocer mÁs detalles. guadalupe: asÍ es, muy buenos dÍas, vvÍctima de covid—19 el cantautor argentino diego verdaguer, muriÓ ayer por la noche en los Ángeles, california, esto lo informÓ su familia a travÉs de un comunicado de prensa. en despierta amÉrica tuvimos la oportunidad de entrevistar, una de esas Últimas entrevistas en la cual nos contaba de su Último vÍdeo, de su profundo amor por amanda miguel, pero sobre todo de un sueÑo inconcluso que quedo ya que Él grabÓ una canciÓn al lado de juan gabriel en una tarde de amigos, con una guitarra pero esta canciÓn nunca pudo ver la luz, debido a que la familia y los abogados no pudieron llegar a un acuerdo. vamos a escuchar lo que dijo. >> yo chable con el que representa a los intereses de juan gabriel, es un seÑor muy agradable y me dijo bueno lo que nosotros deseamos lo mando por escrito, no lo he recibido todavÍa, espero recibirlo esta semana, yo le informe e

miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> and up next, we'll remember a trailblazing hollywood icon >> sidney poitier died at age 94. tonight tributes are pouring in for a hollywood giant. here's joe fryer. >> they call me mr. fibbs. >> reporter: sidney poitier played characters who jumped off the screen opposite rod steiger in "the heat of the night". >> i'm a police officer. ♪ amen. >> reporter: and in the field as handyman homer smith. >> i ain't building no shop. >> yeah, you. >> reporter: the role that won him the first ever lead actor oscar for a black performer. >> it is a long journey to this moment. >> reporter: raised in the bahamas, he moved to harlem as a teenager and endured the usual hard scrabble climb to an actor's life then came "no way out," the ground breaking joseph mankiewicz film about racism. >> you watch yourself, black boy. >> reporter: in '67 he reached hollywood mountain top its top earning leading man, righteous enough to slap and return the white politician who had slapped him. and in "guess who's coming to dinner," an interracial couple telling his disapproving father

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> this week is massive under sea eruption cut off the island of tonga new zealand is trying to deliver aid, planes have been unable land because the airport runway is covered in ash and communication is down because of an under water cable that provides internet access was damaged. one british woman has been identified as angela glover. her brother says she was swept away trying to save her dogs >>> tonga's flag bearer says he has been unable reach his family while he is training in australia. >>> a rabbi at a texas synagogue is speaking out. he said when the gunman seemed to grow more desperate he cozy to act to save himself and the two remaining other hostages, take a listen. >> the exit wasn't too far away p. i told him to go. i took a chair with the gunman and i headed for the door. >> reporter: local news captures the escape on camera the rescue them then stormed the building and shot the hostage taker ending the nearly 12-hour siege. he was a bridge citizen. >>> the country's most restrictive abortion law if texas is staying in place for now after a f

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> the nation's airlines are warning of a catastrophic disruption if the telecom industry goes ahead with plans to turn on new 5g wireless technology this wednesday that could affect a critical flight instrument on planes here's tom costello. >> reporter: just 36 hours before verizon and at&t switch on their new faster 5g cell systems, the nation's airlines today issued a stark warning. an urgent request signed by every major u.s. airline and cargo ceo for the government to keep the 5g ground stations turned off if they're within two miles of major airports the ceos write immediate intervention is needed to avoid disruption to air passengers, shippers, supply chain and delivery of needed medical supplies >> 50, 40, 30. >> reporter: the concern, those 5g ground stations could disrupt a plane's radio altimeter which provides precise altitude readings when pilots land in poor visibility as 5g goes live wednesday, the faa will prohibit pilots from using altimeters, including large airport hubs in dallas, new york, chicago and seattle. today the airline ceos wa

. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with education secretary miguel cardona about the state of covid testing in public schools. >>> president biden is calling on congress to urgently pass voting rights legislation. during a speech in atlanta yesterday, mr. biden challenged senators to stand against voter suppression as republican-controlled state legislatures pass bills placing restrictions on voting -- rather, placing restrictions on voting. for the first time the president backed the themselves in of the -- the elimination of the senate's filibuster rule in order to get new voting rights measures passed. >> i've been having these quiet conversations with members of congress for the last two months. i'm tired of being quiet. >> when asked by reporters if he has enough votes to get rid of the filibuster, mr. biden said "keep the faith." >>> one notable absence at yesterday's event in atlanta was voting rights activist and georgia democratic gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. some are questioning whether she's distancing herself from mr. biden as she runs for governor. mr. b

. >>> a miguel le robaron el vehículo que usa para trabajar incluyendo sus herramientas esto ocurrió eso de las 4 de la mañana y todo quedó clavado en cámaras de seguridad. >>> llegó una camioneta negra como una persona abrió la puerta rápido, tardaron 3 minutos en todo el atraco. >>> en total perdió por lo menos unos 10,000 dólares y su carro tenía un valor sentimental ya que fue el primero que compró para su familia así 18 años. nos contactamos con la policía de la ciudad para hablar sobre este caso, sin embargo no hemos recibido ninguna respuesta, el señor miguel nos confirmó de que la misma policía le dijo de que esta misma noche otras 3 camionetas fueron robadas. >>> cuando me di cuenta que la habían robado la caminata empecé a pedir a páginas de internet, a instagram, a facebook, todos los lugares de redes sociales donde pude para informarle a los vecinos que se robaban la camioneta. >>> su hija abrió una cuenta en una página de internet para recolectar fondos para que su padre pueda comprar otra camioneta, el día del robo dice que hizo lo siguiente. >>> s

in a moment, we will discuss with education secretary miguel cardona. but first, let's turn to rich edson, traveling with the president in wilmington, for a look at the latest on the biden administration's response. rich. >> trace, the holiday season is ending and americans in the white house -- americans and the white house are preparing to return to work and school and uncertainty about what comes next. >> the omicron variant, as you know, is spreading like wildfire. >> the center for disease control says the delta variant is still infecting a significant number of americans. on tuesday, the cdc reported omicron made up about 59% of all cases, lower-than-expected. the agency also cut its recommended isolation time for those with the virus from ten days to 5 as long as they have no symptoms. as this latest search has led to staff shortages across the economy, cdc officials also advised americans to avoid cruise ships even if they are vaccinated. scientists say they are getting a better understanding of omicron. early studies in rodents showed overgrown

record, 21 grand slam wins, his seesaw battle off court and in court is now much bigger than sports miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> tonight new reasons for concern that russia may be preparing to invade ukraine after high stakes talks failed to diffuse tensions between russia and the west andrea mitchell joins me now andrea, what's the latest u.s. intelligence suggesting >> reporter: lester, in a hugely unusual move, the u.s. is declassifying intelligence it says shows russia has sent operatives into eastern ukraine to carry out acts of sabotage against russian-backed forces. the idea is to make it look like a ukrainian attack to justify a russian invasion russia denies it but in turn u.s. officials tell nbc news, the u.s. is considering arming ukrainian soldiers this as several ukrainian government websites were hacked today, but are now back up. the u.s. says it's too soon to say who was responsible, but it's right out of the russian play book. if it turns out to be russia, it could trigger sanctions from the u.s. and u.s. allies. lester >> andrea, thank you >>> with mid-term elections lo

tonight, tools aimed at curbing the pandemic coming as the nation hopes to turn the corner miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> some tragic news tonight from baltimore where three veteran firefighters were killed as they fought a fire in a vacant row house. they became trapped after part of the building collapsed a fourth firefighter was pulled out and is in serious condition the mayor there calling it a gut-wrenching tragedy for the city, the fire department, and the families >>> in new york city the man police say was wounded when he fatally shot one officer and injured another on friday has died it comes as a spike in violent crime has some american cities on edge let's get more now from stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the new year is already off to a heartbreaking start for new york city's finest five nypd officers shot so far. >> we're going to get trigger pullers off the streets and guns out of their hands. >> reporter: friday 22-year-old rookie jason rivera was killed his partner, wilbert mora, gravely wounded when they responded to a domestic disturbance call police say lashawn mcneil opened

que siempre uso d días >>> los ladrones debieron tener un dispositivo para abrir su camioneta según miguel y izún se ve en ídeo los ladrones llegaron en una camioneta suburban color oscuro y es que tiene rim es cromado si alguien tiene pista o infm ón llame al departamento de la poliía, flavio lacayo telemundo 48 >>> tras la reja un hombre por a a una mujer ática fue en aucklando el 10 de enero en el barrio chino la mujer de la tercera edad fue lanzada al suelo sin motivo es sospechoso enfrenta cargos de agresión y crueldad hace un ansiado la ámara de comercio del barrio chino in16 ámaras de vigilancia en los próximos meses >>> espectáculo ilegal de autos aucklando la pía dice quía 200 veículos y ciento de espectadores arrestaron a dos persona y cuatro vehículos remolcados, la agencia señaló que trabajan para identificar a los responsables de cometer este delito participando en actividad ilegal >>> tiroteque dó un hombre muerto, este pasada las 2:00 de la tarde del 29 58, un hombre de 50 años estaba en el suelo del estacionamiento con varios impactos de bala dieron primer

it seems like the actions of miguel cardona and the biden administration have weapon school boards an end bolded them to go after people like you. do you agree? >> i do and unfortunately we saw what happened in scottsdale. the biden administration with problems in the school system in america. >> todd: from covid lockdowns to crt, you name it, doesn't it feel like sometimes as a parent you are under attack from all sides? and it really starts at the top with the biden administration? >> absolutely. we thought it was a local problem, but the newest events have shown us this is happening at the top level of our government. like i said, they have weaponized these school boards to come after us as domestic terrorist. we have exposing the failing academic mobile curriculum and misuse of tax dollars, surveilled, harassed and tracked by investigators. >> todd: people on capitol hill on the republican side think miguel cardona should resign, senator rick scott representing jim banks, "the truth comes out, cardona should resign" jim banks writing "it appears joe biden's secretary may initiate

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight the attorneys for hannah gutierrez-reed, the armorer on the set of "rust," say they know the answer to the question investigators desperately want: how did the bullet that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins end up in alec baldwin's gun? in new court documents, pdq arm and prop, owned by seth kenny accused of supplying the set with real bullets the ammunition boxes failed to state a material fact. the contents contain both dummy and live ammunition which were deceptively sold >> the facts are a live round or multiple live rounds ended up in a box labeled as dummies. >> reporter: in their lengthy court filing, attorneys shifted the blame away from gutierrez-reed saying others also handed and loaded the revolver court documents indicate officers found a suspected seven live rounds distributed inside an ammo box with the lawsuit filed hours ago, nbc news has reached out to seth kenny who provided the ammo. his attorney says for now no comment. >> no one wants the truth more than i do >> reporter: baldwin continues to post on social media b

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> there is breaking news this evening. near north carolina officials say a military vehicle carrying 19 marines lost control as it turned on to a highway, overturning and ejecting the marines who were in the back of the truck. two marines were killed several others reported to be in critical condition. >>> we're getting a look tonight at newly declassified video showing the botched u.s. drone strike in afghanistan last year that left 10 civilians dead courtney kube with the new images and what they reveal. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. military released three newly declassified videos of a deadly drone strike in kabul last august the footage published after "the new york times" sued for the release shows the final moments before 10 innocent civilians were killed, including 7 children the strike occurred in the last days of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan three days earlier, an isis attack on kabul airport killed 13 u.s. service members and dozens of afghan civilians. the u.s. military was on high alert, with intell

education secretary miguel cardona will weigh in. and we're coming up on a year, the anniversary of the january 6 insurrection. is the capitol still as much of a target now as it was then? capitol police chief tom major says yes, even more so. >> the threat level is much higher than it was a year ago. it is exponentially higher than it was five years ago. >> brennan: wyoming republican liz cheney shares few views with adam schiff, but they are working together on the committee tasked with investigating the january 6 attack. we'll hear from both of them. plus, americans weigh in on our democracy in a new cbs news pol. and we'll talk with university of chicago professor robert pape. his latest study has surprising findings about those arrested for their role in the insurrection. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." two years and two days ago the w.h.o. received the first formal word from china about a mysterious new virus circulated in wuhan. we made a lot of prog

ruge with its stage and back stage area with more than a 1000 unique hand and tailor made costumes. miguel changes her outfit 20 times in an evening and she doesn't have a problem addressing so revealing lee in front of hundreds of people when she comes to when i where these costumes i feel very confident. e, jack, it's like getting into a role when i slip in to them. i feel protected, foolish, mis gosh, it's the highlight of the show is the can, can a physically demanding dance which has been lifting the audiences spirits at the milan rouge since $1889.00 or even then the dance is raised there, petticoats exposing their legs, the popular cabaret, with its unusual facade, was founded by french businessman, shalysea, le, and joseph ala, the moulin rouge at the foot of the moment, k hill attracts diverse visitors from the world. over the dances were the subject of henri, due to louis low tech paintings. at the end of the 19th century artists such as the legendary molina dietrich who were here for berlin von normal gal be able to dance . he is still very special, even after all these years. a

19 years, the 39 year old has been dancing in the front row of the most famous review in the world. miguel studied medicine and danced as a hobby. she never imagined she would become a professional dancer. ah, he's come here going on. about a week after my 1st show, i remember thinking how am i going to last night? i was totally exhausted and thought you can't physically do this. but then i, yeah, this became my daily life when i talk normal gal performs at the milan ruse in northern paris 6 days a week. as an established solo dancer. she now has her own dressing room where she can do her makeup in peace. a bit of luxury and stage makeup is completely different to every day make up, make, i wouldn't go out on the street like this house and i haven't even put on my red lipstick. want m than is money. does it? it's very noticeable. i'll not something i would wear day to day said to me, didn't i attack mists. being a permanently employed dancer is hard work and requires a lot of discipline, nor performs twice every evening, each performance last 2 hours. but dancing is normal gals passion, an

ruge with its stage and back stage area with more than a 1000 unique hand and tailor made costumes. miguel changes her outfit 20 times in an evening and she doesn't have a problem addressing so revealing lee in front of hundreds of people when she comes to when i where these costumes i feel very confident steve. jack, it's like getting into a role when i slip in to them. i feel protected, foolish. gosh, it's the highlight of the show is the can, can a physically demanding dance which has been lifting the audiences spirits at the milan rouge since $1889.00 ah. even then, the dance is raised there, petticoats exposing their legs. the popular cabaret with its unusual facade, was founded by french businessman shaws siegler and joseph aaliyah. the moulin rouge at the foot of the moment, great hill attracts diverse visitors from the world. over the dances were the subject of henri due to louis lo, tech paintings at the end of the 19th century artists such as the legendary molina dietrich were here for berlin bourne normal gal being able to dance. he is still very special, even after all these ye

stop off to it's addictive image transition. nevertheless, often 19 years at the merlois rouge nor miguel plans to move back to berlin in 2022 . where she will continue to dance as a hobby. what the new year will bring is clearly in the stars, but it also comes with new resolutions and for some that includes eating better foods nowadays. however, if not just about reducing calories, but instead choosing options that also have a healthier impact on the environment. we look at some of the trends on the food front that are likely to grow in popularity in the coming year. o. ready jelly fish have been a delicacy in asia for over a 1000 years, but could they become a super food in europe? ready gernado esposito of italy is one of the 1st top level western shafts to experiment and develop recipes with jelly fish. busy but convincing diners to eat them is another matter. first of all, we have to throw away the that they'd toggles, we goes, that goes a dangerous, can give you like a shock for your skin, and you have to throw away from believe that he's nothing like of geography. he's reach over,

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miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: this morning the battle over vaccines playing out in the nation's capital. on sunday, crowds of demonstrators led by speakers including robert f. kennedy jr., marched from the washington monument to the lincoln memorial in an effort to defeat the mandate. >> i feel like to force somebody to make that decision is really unjust. >> reporter: the rally come days after a virginia woman was arrested after she appeared to threaten officials at a school board meeting over mask mandates. >> my child, my children will not come to school on monday with a mask on. all right? that's not happening. and i will bring every single gun loaded and ready. >> the nation's deep division comes as covid cases are finally starting to fall after weeks of skyrocketing case counts driven by omicron. the national average of daily new cases, down 10%, compared to a week ago. >> don't want to get overconfident but they look like they're going in the right direction right now. >> in new york, once the nation's covid epicenter, the governor signing a 66% drop in just the last two

it's addictive, emotional dish dish. nevertheless, after 19 years at the milan rouge nor miguel plans to move back to berlin in 2022. where she will continue to dance as a hobby. what the new year will bring is clearly in the stars, but it also comes with new resolutions and for some that includes eating better foods. now a days, however, if not just about reducing calories, but instead choosing options that also have a healthier impact on the environment. we look at some of the trends on the food front that are likely to grow in popularity in the coming year. o. ready jelly fish have been a delicacy in asia for over a 1000 years, but could they become a super food in europe? ready gernado esposito of italy is one of the 1st top level western shafts to experiment and develop recipes with jelly fish. but convincing diners to eat them is another matter. first of all, we have to throw away the that then toggles, we goes that goes out dangerous. can give you like a shock for your skin and you have to draw away from believe that he's nothing like of geography. he's rich charbonneau rich ov

back to you. >> miguel, thank you >>> an urgent effort continues this morning to pull eastern europe back from the brink of war. general mark millie, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff had a call with his ukrainian counterpart. the two military leaders discussed the steps they're taking to ready their forces to respond to a range of situations for more on washington's response to this growing crisis we're joined now live by nbc's brie jackson brie, good morning so what have we heard from president bide on this >> reporter: president biden says he's close to deciding whether to send doilgs u.s. troops to ukraine. he also says he might sanction putin himself if he invades. biden is considering publicly outlining his ukraine strategy in a speech or interview he did speak with reporters stressing the enormous consequences a russian invasion would have >> there will be enormous consequences if he were to go in and invade as he could the entire country or a lot less than that as well for russia not only in terms of economic consequences and political consequences but the enormous co

secretary of education miguel cardona says the pandemic highlighted inequities that have long existed in our nation's education system. he's calling for more funding, but also for more creative use of funding to help disadvantaged students. our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. >> the biden administration wants to more than double the federal funding for title one schools. we can't lose this moment. chance for recent in education. those school serve a high percentage of low income students and secretary of education. miguel cardona says it's those students that saw the worst educational outcomes during the pandemic. when school shut down, he hopes new funding will address inequities for them as well as for students with disabilities or from minority or rural communities. if a moment not only to keep schools open. >> but also to address the inequities that have existed in our school systems for far too long. >> secretary cardona also challenge states and school districts to fix the systems that perpetuate inequities for underprivileged students. cardona suggested school