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Maine offers government-funded rebates to make your home more energy efficient and reduce emissions that cause global warming.

If we exclude people from that conversation, it makes it harder for us to make progress on these other issues. so that's why i am so active on this issue and pushing so hard, both at the state and pushing at the federal level because we need to make sure that we make progress on those important issues and the best way to do that is to have a strong democracy. >> indeed. do not let up on that at all. attorney general of pennsylvania josh shapiro, gubernatorial candidate, thank you for your time with us. omicron cases are skyrocketing, so are the number of pediatric cases in hospitals. do you ...

Take over majority in the senate and, of course, house republicans in the house in the 2022 midterms, so they were really hoping that he would run again. and now that he has announced he's running, all eyes turn to ron johnson of wisconsin, the last senate republican who has not yet decided if he's running in the midterms for re-election in the senate. he has said that he's still deciding whether he will run and republicans are hopeful that he will run for re-election. >> daniella diaz, thank you so much on capitol hill. appreciate that. big questions for schools as the u.s. struggles with a...

Frozen out of the currency markets, u.s. dollar markets. that's worth about $630 billion. we've got numerous individuals and entities unable to do business or travel outside of russia and now we've also got this really heated debate heating up about whether or not to stop buying russian oil and gas. this is very keenly felt here in europe because the eu relies on russia for about 40% of its gas needs and 27% of oil needs. we have members pitted against each other about the merits of stopping the flows of these russian gas imports at a time when gas prices are very high, still winter over here....

Still, the debate heating up over whether booster shots are needed for everyone. >> yes, we should probably boost people who need it in that higher risk category, but for younger people, do we really have the science and data to say what's safe for a third dose or not? >> reporter: but dr. anthony fauci arguing that boosters could help slow transmission and reduce the rise of breakthrough infections. >> and so let's bring in whit johnson back with us tonight. and whit, we know a cdc panel is set to meet. any final decision from the fda and the cdc won't come until after that. so, bottom line h...