i ll ask political analyst peter beinart, but first, richard louis is here with the headlines. hello, richard. mehdi, very good evening to you. some stories we re watching for you this hour. police fatally shooting one of the suspects involved in alleged gunfire. that was just outside jackson, mississippi. authorities saying several shooters exchanged gunfire during saturday s, five people were transported to local hospitals with injuries, nothing rest has been announced so far. at least two confirmed tornadoes ripped through the wichita kansas area. the storms damaged hundreds of buildings and thousands without power. at least four people were also injured. fortunately, none of the injuries are important to be life-threatening. and several european countries are easing coronavirus travel restrictions. these boarding flights are, rather, those boarding flights will no longer have to show proof of vaccinations or negative covid test. and italy is dropping what vaccination requirements
president joe biden preacher beautiful former vice, minnesota walter mondale. calling for history. he was a longtime friend of biden, he passed away last year at the age of 93. the italy and greece covid-19 travel restrictions, those boarding flights will no or have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. italy is dropping vaccination requirement for some public venues. now, back to dateline. publi venues no by late spring 2018, two months after the murders in dundee, detective said powered through and eliminated nearly all of their early leads in that case. the boyfriend of shirlee s daughter, the man that looked like such a good suspect on paper, seemed to have a solid alibi. according to timesheets, he was working at the time of the murders. he was fairly cooperative, and i think we were comfortable
to react. i couldn t do that but they can? that s right. it s totally crazy. they actually put that in writing to my office this week. the tsa did. because we asked them. we heard these stories about illegals with no i.d. walking through airport security, boarding flights. potential severe criminals flying with the american public. and ts apartment confirmed that that all they need is an arrest warrant to get past security. brian: unbelievable. here is what the tsa said on accepting this ultimate foreign of identification: does it make you feel better? no. it tells me that all i need to do is wear a mask and commit a crime and i can board a plane in the united states of america. brian: as we know the vice president of the united states was in charge of all immigration issues and she decided to choose the root causes. she is going to be heading to honduras.
the kremlin denies the claim. u.s. deputy national security adviser john finer sharing more new details right here on msnbc. we don t know definitively this is the route they re going to take, but we know it s an operation under consideration that would involve actors playing mourners for people who are killed in an event, that they would have created themselves, that would involve the deployment of corpses to represent bodies purr important purportedly killed. they have used these pretexts in the past. we think putting this out will make it more difficult for them with the claim they had to do whatever they decided to do. and vladimir putin arriving in beijing for a display of unity with chinese president xi jinping ahead of the official opening of the winter olympics of the chinese capital. here at home, there s new footage of u.s. troops packing up in ft. bragg, north carolina, ahead of boarding flights to
under assault. reporter: sarah nelson of the association of flight attendants say the numbers are off the charts. the now 80 total cases referred to the justice department make up only 1% of the 6,480 incidents reported by flight crews since the start of last year. until we have people actually landing in jail and understanding that there s real consequences for acting out on a flight, we re not going to see these incidents go down. reporter: airlines have asked the justice department to keep unruly passengers from boarding flights. a move eight republican senators say should be up to congress to decide. in a new letter they insist most are related to the federal transportation mask mandate. they say creating a federal no fly list for unruly passengers who are skeptical of this mandate would seemingly equate them to terrorists. pete buttigieg says a no fly list should be considered and