We can t continue to do this forever. With children caught in the middle over mask mandates in school. I have two in schools. Neither will wear masks. We re seeing more kids symptomatic and more kids hospitalized due to the delta variant. My guest, epidemiologist michael osterholm of the university of minnesota. A changing country. The new census report. Rural america shrinks as urban america grows. What that means for political power in the coming decade. Joining me for inside analysis is pollster cornell belceh, anne gear ran, white house correspondent for the washington post. Republican pollster kristen soltis anderson and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. Welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. Announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck todd. Good sunday morning. The scale of the developing disaster in afghanistan has exceeded the most pessimistic of predictions. Taliba
Here in atlanta. I m kim brunhuber. This is cnn newsroom. This is cnn breaking news. We begin with breaking news right now from japan where authorities say at least 20 people are unaccounted for after a mudslide swept into the city of atami southwest of tokyo. Let s bring in celina wang live from tokyo. Celina, what s the latest? reporter: kim, exactly. We ve learned that at least 20 people are missing as a mudslide hit this morning at 10:30 according to nhk. Search and rescue is underway and the prefectural government has asked for addition 23458 support. No deaths have been reported yet. They have been searching for hours. And the video there, kim, is absolutely devastating. You can see the mudslide engulfing homes. Infrastructure, debris knocking down everything in its path. The residents there are shocked. They are concerned. Atami city is 67 miles southwest of tokyo. The area that was hit by the mudslide includes hot springs, shopping streets and residential homes. As of 2 p. M. L
a funeral for a followed police officer. the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore progress has bought while enforcement fight and face rising crime, will after sunday panel about calls to reverse progressive soft on crime policies. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington people get to the tense situation in ukraine and just a moment. first busting of breaking weather news as a nor easter dumped almost 2 feet of snow across parts of the mid-atlantic and new england. wind gusts of more than 70 miles per hour knocking out power to more than 100,000 homes and businesses with the bitter cold in the forecast. the powerful storm also forcing airlines to cancel flights in and out of new york, philadelphia, and boston. we have team coverage alexis mcadams here on the ground in new york city. let s begin with molly line. she is live in plymouth, massachusetts hi molly. in mourning it s a very beautiful but frosty day here in
according to the british retail consortium, food inflation fell last month to 13.4% thanks to the lower cost of staple goods like oils, breakfast cereals, fats and fish. here s our business correspondent emma simpson. it may not feel like it but the worst of food price rises could now be over. grocery bills, though, are still way too high for many shoppers. like, before you can just walk in with £10 and get a lot of things but now even £10 can t even buy what you actually want to buy. i mean, at the moment i m ok but i guess i m very lucky. but if it increased any more, just like mortgage rates as well, just like, yeah, the whole thing s going up, isn t it? instead of buying luxuries now i buy the basics. - today s food price figures come from the trade body for retail which also monitors the change in shop prices. let s take a look at this chart which tells the story. now, you can see how food prices jumped from last year. they were going up before the war in ukraine, but
you are in the cnn newsroom. i ll paula reed in washington. jim acosta has the day off. we begin with this hour with evidence of former trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. after the votes were cast, trump called then governor doug ducey of arizona in an attempt to pressure him into overturning his state s results. sources say the former president also pushed his then vice president, mike pence, to help him in this pressure campaign. cnn s jeremy herb joins us now. all right, jeremy. the former governor is down playing this alleged call. what have you learned? yeah, that is s right, paul. he basically said this call is old news. while it is true that we knew about this call after it happened in 2020, what we re learning today is new details about what president trump said to former governor ducey. sources telling cnn that the president pressured the governor to try to find enough fraud so he could overturn the results of the election in arizona. we re also lear