ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. it is great to be back with you today. thank you so much for being with us. you see president biden live right now just arriving in atlanta, and he's there to push voting rights today in a state he won. yet he's getting a chilly reception from some allies. here's what we know. in today's speech the president will forcefully call on the senate to reform the filibuster, to get federal voter protections through and various democrats and major civil rights leaders will be there for this speech but a number of georgia voting rights groups are boycotting saying the time for talk is over. we'll speak to one of those leaders in just a moment. also notably absent today, democratic candidate for governor in georgia stacey abrams whose name has almost become synonymous with investigate rights, but president says no need to read into it. >> i spoke to stacey this morning. we have a great relationship. we got our asked lipping mixed up. i talked with her at length this morning. we're all on the sa

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us. the president facing tough questions in several crises as we count down to his press conference this afternoon. as president biden approaches one year in office, he looks to reset a trajectory of a presidency struggling to gain traction, hitting road blocks within his own party, covid cases hitting record highs, his approval rating slipping. he is plowing forward in the shadow of a predecessor whose presence remains in legal lingo, if not peril. trump's legal team announced a last-minute challenge to today's scheduled release of trump white house records. >>> and the new york attorney general turning up the heat on the civil investigation of the trump organization, citing significant evidence, she says, of financial fraud, and she's asked a court now to compel donald trump and his children, don jr. and ivanka, to testify under oath. >>> let's begin with the current administration, and cnn's jeff zeleny at the white house. jeff, president biden will no doub

ana cabrera picks up right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm ana cabrera. we have several major stories, including ukraine and how the u.s. is right now identifying troops for possible deployment amid russian tensions. wall street is in deep red against. but, first, news on the pandemic as we have dr. anthony fauci standing by. here is a look at the latest omicron surge. cases you can see still sky high, but they are going down. and now it's just under 700,000, another promising sign? hospitalizations. patient lots are trending down in the northeast. >> i'm so glad to have you here with us, dr. fauci. you say things are looking good, going in the right direction, as omicron cases decline. when will we be in the clear? >> well, ana, i'm not so sure we can say when we'll be in the clear. it's a trend we have seen. they had a shatter people and came back down. we're seeing it in those areas of the countries that had the first surge to begin with. >> we project we'll start seeing the same peak in coming down. how long that takes, that we're in in an arena we ca

ana peralta nos amplía >> ana martín de acosta disfrutaba con su familia un paseo en barco el pasado 8 de enero cuando la tgedia se desencadenó. >> vimos una piedra pequeña cayendo pensamos que era normal pero después cayeron más nos miramos asustado y pedimos al barquero salir de allí. todo sucedió en apenas unos segundos. el piloto sacó la lancha del lugar y la piedra cayó la rápida reacción del piloto salvo a ana y su familia de un desenlace fatal. >> vi la piedra cayendo y quede paralizada luego una ola gigante y negra cubrió nuestro barco en ese momento nos unimos bajo el agua pensé que íbamos a morir. conseguí salir del agua no se cómo vio un niño con los brazos hacia arriba y el cuerpo y la cabeza debajo del agua n dos piedras encima mi cuñado ayuda a sacarle después supe que era mi hijo menor. >> ana y su familia se recuperan de este trágico accidente que acabó con la vida de 10 personas. >> lo que más me traumatizado fue el sufrimiento de mis hijos. >> aún así han dedicado su tiempo a una misión solidaria a ayudar al propietario de la lancha a recuper

ana rivero. univisiÓn. patricia: la universidad de michigan va a desembolsar fortunas por uno de los mÉdicos, pagarÁ otros hitos $90,000,000 a mÁs de 1000 mujeres que acusaron al doctor anderson de haber abusado de ellas durante exÁmenes fÍsicos. la demanda alega que las vÍctimas se quejaron por aÑos del comportamiento de anderson ante sus entrenadores y ante las directivas, pero que la universidad no tomÓ medidas en este asunto. amos a pasar a phoenix donde familiares de una mujer desaparecida temen lo peor. no es para menos porque ella misma en los llamo para decirles que su novio la quiso matar. desde entonces la buscan intensamente, pero no hay rastros de ella. los indicios son desalentadores. reportero: hoy se cumplen tres dÍas de la desapariciÓn de una hispana malherida en phoenix, arizona. llamÓ la madrugada del domingo a su familia reportando que el novio le habÍa intentado asesinar. >> el jorge me cuchillo en el cuello. no sÉ si voy a poder llegar a la casa. reportero: fue lo Último q

i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin this hour with breaking news out of atlanta. minutes ago we learned the district attorney in fulton county is requesting a special grand jury with subpoena power, and the target of this investigation is former president donald trump and his efforts to overturn georgia's 2020 election. cnn's sara murray is joining us now. what have you learned, sara? >> well, look, she has sent this letter requesting a special grand jury. she wants to be able to subpoena witnesses and make it a little bit easier to collect evidence this. all goes back to, you know, the efforts that donald trump and his allies made to try to overturn georgia's election results in 2020. district attorney willis announced her investigation after the infamous phone call that donald trump had with brad raffensperger. here's a reminder what have went on during that phone call. >> but they are shredding ballots in my opinion based on what i've heard, and they are removing machinery, and they are moving it as fast as they can. both of which are criminal fines, and you ca

ana gasteyer will be joining me. and she is the editor-in-chief of "the new york times style magazine" and the award-winning author of the celebrated novel "a little life." her new novel, "to paradise," was published today. hanya yanagihara is back on the show but before we get to all that good stuff, these days i don't need to tell you the news stinks it's full of huge bummers like the climate crisis and beloved late-night hosts getting covid alright, fine. beliked? will you sign off on beliked but every once in a while, there's a story that makes me feel great, and i'd like to share one now in a segment called "the kind of story we need right now." ♪ >> seth: this right here is nadia popovici recently, nadia was attending a hockey game between the vancouver canucks and the seattle kraken when she spotted something -- an irregular mole on the back of canucks equipment manager brian hamilton's neck. so nadia did what any normal hockey fan would do. she wrote, "the mole on the back of your neck is possibly cancerous

ana? >> kara, lots of interesting details and developments to discuss now with cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joeg joey jackson. you're an accomplished attorney. would you ever represent yourself? >> i would not. good to be with you. good afternoon. i would hope there would not be a reason to but should that purpose arise, i think it's a mistake. a lawyer who represents themselves has a fool for the client. there's a reason for that. you need to really, when you're analyzing a case, not look at it from a personal point of view but look at the long view. and sometimes you can't do that when you're in the trenches really trying to fend for yourself. but i think that he is of the view that he can do it better, that he's a lawyer himself, that no one could represent himself better than he could. and, therefore, he's taking the chance. and i think the breakdown relates to being told what to do. listen, every lawyer, ana, does things differently. none of us have a monopoly on wi

>> yes, you are right, ana. and why is he not willing to come before the committee, and even when he said he did not have anything to hide, and not sure why he would not answer questions, but it is important what the committee is looking for. they wrote in the letter to him, your public statements since january 6th have changed markedly since you met with trump, and since that meeting, did trump or any of the representatives discuss or say what you should say in the impeachment trial if called as a witness or any later conversations about what happen happened with him on january 6th? and that had changed after the comment hes made on the house floor, and remarkedly changed related to president trump's role on january 6th. in fact, take a quick listen to what he said on the house floor shortly after the riots. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob once he saw what was unfolding. the facts require immediate action of pr

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm ana cabrera. thank you for joining us. our top story. covid sparking new changes to the winter olympics. just weeks before the 2022 games, china says it will no longer sell tickets to the public and instead chinese authorities will choose who can attend. this big announcement comes as beijing reports its first case of the highly transmissible omicron variant in the city. in the next few weeks close to 3,000 athletes from all around the world will gather under some of the strictest covid countermeasures many of them have ever seen as the world confronts a second olympic games amid a pandemic. cnn's selena wang is live inside tokyo with more now. how many spectators will there be, and how will the government be choosing them? >> reporter: well, ana, it's hard to believe we're only 17 days away from the start of the games and we still don't know how many spectators are allowed or how they will be chosen. all we know from organizers is that anyone allowed to attend is going to have to follow strict covid rules before, during a

ana? >> mary, obviously other countries have already figured out how to handle this situation, countries like japan, for example, already have 5g, so why are we here right now? shouldn't this all have been dealt with a while ago? >> absolutely it should have been dealt with a while ago. i like to describe this as the overnight emergency that was two decades in the making. you know, the problem is at several points along the way, airlines, boeing, others did sound the alarm. most particularly the alarm bells were sounding as early as 2018 exactly on this subject, but the department of transportation, the fcc were in a standoff. they were back and forth with each oh, but at the critical moment, the fcc said it didn't have in its records the federal aviation administration objections. they blamed it on a clerical error, but, you know, this has been known for some time, and as pete correctly, you know, laid this out for everybody but in layman's terms what, could be compromised is the aircraft

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello on this friday. i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being here. we begin with revelations of secret meetings during former president trump's final days in office, and an administrative coup plot possibly coordinated by his right-hand man rudy giuliani. this filling in more of the picture what have led up to january 6th and capping off a whole week of revelations that could spell legal trouble for trump and his al us. we now know trump campaign officials were directly involved in efforts to install bogus pro-trump electors in at least seven states trump lost, and that effort was apparently led by rudy giuliani. now, this news is on top of all the new developments from new york to georgia this week. we've learned the new york attorney general's investigation into the trump organization turned up several misleading statements and add missions in financial documents, so now she wants to get donald trump, don jr. and ivainuku under oath and the fulton county d.a. has requested a special grand jury and just in, a source telling cn

i'm ana cabrera. thanks so much for joining us. we're live at the white house waiting for the president to provide new details on what may be his single biggest legislative victory, the infrastructure law that passed congress back in november. we'll take you there live just as soon as he begins. but, first, another major developing story today. in just a few hours the world's top ranked tennis player novak djokovic will be detained by immigration officials again this, after the australian government cancelled his visa again, and all of this over covid-19 protocol discrepancies. a new hearing is now pending, but the australian open starts monday, and as of now djokovic is scheduled to play. cnn's paula hancocks is in melbourne where djokovic will soon be detained. scott mcclean is in djokovic's home country of serbia. there's been moralies in this story than tennis matches. why did djokovic's visa get revoked again, and walk us through what we expect to happen in the coming hours. >> reporter: well, aina, in about three hours time w

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nadie se merece gracias ana, tito.. en paz descanse su hija.a muerte de tres niqos en california.patrici ortiz, de la muerte de tres niÑos en california. patricia ortiz enfrenta cargos de homicidio por quitarles la vida a sus tres hijos. padres de familia reciben el dia sin el deposito mensual de credito tributario por hijos. sin embargo, a borja: tenemos que seguir con mÁs noticias. millones de padres de familia reciben el dÍa sin el depÓsito mensual. aquÍ nos la depositaron la mitad del dinero, sÍ van a recibir la parte faltante una vez presenten sus impuestos. recuerden que por cada niÑo, recibÍan $250 mensuales y por cada menor de seis aÑos, $300. carolina: cuando vi las imÁgenes, la vi en varias ocasiones pensando que era una broma, pero fue la tarea de un maestro a los alumnos. >> compartieron en sus redes feo", mientras que otra decia "eres lindo y estadounidense". de inmediato el tema se volvio viral. el distrito escolar dijo que esta al tanto de la situacion y que esa tarea era inaceptable.dijeron: "e

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for joining us. much more news here in the newsroom, including what we've been discussing. the major historic announcement at the white house today involving the supreme court. we're also tracking the u.s. economy, which just grew at its fastest rate since 1984. of course, there's still inflation and other problems for americans. we'll discuss with white house national economic counsel brian diets. the ball is in putin's court. russia has the written responses from the u.s. no concessions. troops remain at the ukrainian border and just this morning, the initial response from putin's spokesman, quote, there are few reasons for optimism. at stake, a crisis that president biden warns could lead to the largest invasion since world war ii. the top of the hour, president biden is due to hold a phone call with ukraine's president. let's get to cnn's nic robertson in moscow and cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood at the state department. nic, first to you. the kremlin says

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being here. we're tracking a flurry of new developments stemming from the capitol attack. cnn has exclusively learned a frightening new detail. on january 6th, of last year, then vice president-elect kamala harris came within just a few yards of a pipe bomb placed outside the democratic national committee headquarters. and we've learned harris was inside that building for nearly two hours before the device was discovered and she was evacuated. you'll recall authorities found two viable bombs that day rigged to egg timers. both were later robotically disabled. but more than a year later, no arrests have been made. and if former president trump were to have his way, the person responsible might very well be in the running for a presidential pardon. here's the outrageous promise trump made to some of the capitol attackers over the weekend. >> if i run and if i win, we will treat those people from january 6th fairly. we will treat them fairly. and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons bec

aquÍ detalles con luis zaragoza. >>> los contagios por el covid-19 en santa ana alcanzÓ cifras nunca antes vistas, es que muchos estudiantes dieron positivo a la prueba de coronavirus. >>> normalmente tenemos un 4 por ciento de ausencia cada dÍa pero, regresando de las vacaciones hubo casi un 15 a 16 por ciento. >>> esto preocupa a muchos padres de familia, ya que sus hijos podrÍan contagiarse y entonces quedarse en casa, lo que significa que puedan atrasarse en la escuela. ante esta inquietud de varios padres de familia, las autoridades del distrito escolar de santa ana cuentan con varias opciones para que los niÑos sigan en casa con las clases. >>> pueden conectar de modo virtual con la consola o computadora que nosotros les damos. o quizÁs si no se sienten bien y prefieren descansar, les damos paquetes de tareas para que las hagan en su tiempo. >>> esperamos que en esta parte de la pandemia las cifras sigan bajando y regresemos a lo que tenÍamos antes de las vacaciones. >>> gracias luis zaragoza y bueno hay nuevos detalles sobre el caso de una persecuciÓn despuÉs de un robo

storm ana's next stop was mozambique. here, it also destroyed thousands of homes, ripping through schools, hospitals and power lines. translation: four children died. - four. plus the man from the army, too. but for sure, more died. no—one told us the water was coming. each neighbour was just running for themselves. their staff will help an estimated 16,000 people it says need humanitarian assistance here. the un has described this storm as a blunt reminder of the reality of climate change. mozambique's by minister points out that his country contribute little to climate change but is one of the ones that suffers most from its impact. in neighbouring malawi, roads were sliced apart, and many livelihoods destroyed. translation: this is devastating. - look — all of my maize crop has been buried. i planted 1.5 acres. it's all gone. following this storm, there is an unwelcome warning of another one building in the indian ocean that could add to the damage. mark lobel, bbc news. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us has

ana: la selecciÓn mexicana sigue trabajando con plantilla completa. jamaica no podrÁ ver participaciÓn serÁ "chucky" todo sano. maÑana el equipo o de "tata" viaja a kingston. kansas llega a la semana como favorito para ganar el super bowl. >> llegamos al finalde noticias sÓlo las 23:00. gracias por su compaÑÍa.mucho mÁs. continuamos "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna. leÓn: lunes 24 de enero y estas a las principales noticias: la diplomacia europea dice que estÁ preparado. la imparable ola de violencia golpea una familia durante una fiesta y hasta en un velorio una bala perdida mata a una niÑa hispana en chicago.

tropical storm ana's next stop was mozambique. here, it also destroyed thousands of homes, ripping through schools, hospitals and power lines. translation:— hospitals and power lines. translation: four children died. four. _ translation: four children died. four. plus— translation: four children died. four. plus the - translation: four children died. four. plus the man - translation: four children | died. four. plus the man from the army, too. but for sure, more died. no—one told us the water was coming. each neighbour wasjust water was coming. each neighbour was just running for themselves. neighbour was 'ust running for themselves._ themselves. the nature of the destruction — themselves. the nature of the destruction making _ themselves. the nature of the destruction making it - themselves. the nature of the destruction making it harder l destruction making it harder for help to arrive. mozambique's prime minister has appealed for international aid. unicef, the un's children is charity, is answering the call. staff will

nbc news reporter, vaughn hillyard in senator joe manchin's home state of west virginia and ana palmer, founder of punch bowl news and an msnbc contributor. ana, democrats are trying to use all the tools at their disposal to get something done on voting rights. you have new reporting this morning on a kind of unusual method that democrats may be trying to use here. >> yes. they are looking at potentially taking a house bill on something that has nothing to do with voting rights and filling it with this voting rights package, passing that in the house, moving it to the senate. it's just a legislative tactic that will still not result in voting rights legislation being able to be passed, because the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, would still have to get passed that filibuster threshold when he files for closure, and he's not so far been able to do that. he's not convinced senator joe mannix or senator kyrsten sinema that now is the time to change the filibuster. we'll see this process play out. but unless there's a major shift on capitol hill here this week, these efforts are lik

sobre samuel pero no marcar nada, ya están en el minuto 48 del primer tiempo >>chaca rodríguez gracias ana. héctor moreno, herrera, araujo. jugador del partido para usted >> yo me quedo con alexis vega >> yo me quedo con es que yo vi dos jugadores que hicieron un muy buen partido herrera y rodríguez, me quedo con charlie rodríguez >>ojo con vega por afuera que está alexis >> y usted señor andrés? >> estoy más cerca de usted que de sol, me parece hicieron buen partido los dos héctor herrera y charlie rodríguez. >> gracias >> pero tenemosque elegir uno >> ya producción eligió a alexis vega. >> aquí está alexis vega, laines , herrera charlie va a ganar la selección mexicana. vaya que le costó trabajo dar la vuelta después del gol de johnson, y a dormir en casa esta noche a esperar el partido frente a costa rica que empezará a jugar contra panamá en instantes. a ver como llega el equipo de luis fernando suárez. vega charlie rodríguez, alexis vega, charlie no tiene respuesta física el equipo jamaiquino, el árbitro dice que no hay tiempo para más. mire al tata, no es para

let's discuss now with cnn political commentator ana navarro. your favorite subject, ana. how are you? good to see you. i can't believe this story. actually, i can believe this story in this environment, you know, because doesn't this just epitomize how some people during this pandemic feel so entitled that the rules just don't apply to them? i don't have to wear a mask, i can do my own research, i don't have to get vaccinated? they do all this at the expense of everyone else. >> first of all today i'm thinking how many more crazy stories are going to come out of florida? we've got election police, we're banning the teaching of history to not make people feel uncomfortable, and now we've got crazy people on a plane. i don't know and i go through mia, miami international airport, at least twice a week. i don't know if people are having too much cuban coffee. i don't know if people have forgotten how to interact with other humans during the pandemic. i don't know if these folks were raised by wolves, but something is happening. i see people having major melt downs that would

reporter: i asked ana brnabic about this and said is it unusual for the prime minister to be personally involved in an immigration issuin another country? she said, yes, it is, but this is novak. they wouldn't do this for anybody else, but novak is so important for serbia, the grtest ambassador for the country, what a brnabic said to me, and i think that is a fair reflection. ros: in a few minutes, a medical first in america, where doctors have translated a genetically modified pig's heart into a uman patient. there are some huge coronavirus case numbers being reported in europe. the world health organization has described the omicron variant as a tidal wave across the continent. an epidemiologist based in spain. >> we need to complete the cycles, the schedules of vaccination for those who are unvaccinated. we also need to move into a clear notion of use of the mask, physical distance, no big gatherings, and introducing restrictions for some countries in europe have started doing. not in the way of lockdowns, but yes, in the way of limiting the unprotected social interactions. we need t

thousands of people have been cut off by flood waters following torrential rains brought by tropical storm ana. at least 86 people across madagascar, mozambique, and malawi have died. rescue workers have struggled to reach regions where roads and bridges have washed away. british sign language, is on course to become a legally recognised language in england, scotland and wales, with the uk government saying it will back a new bill, debated in the house of commons. with more details here's the bbc�*s �*see hear�* presenter, yvonne cobb, and our political correspondent, helen catt. outside parliament, the biggest demonstration by deaf people for more than 20 years — backing a call for british sign language to be given legal status, just like welsh. among them, danieljillings, he's been campaigning for gcse to be established in british sign language but says giving bsl legal status will help children with their other exams. it will give deaf people, deaf children, the right to their exams in their own language, and it would be seen as an equal, like spanish, for example. for scott garthwa

at least 46 people are killed as tropical storm ana hits madagascar and mozambique — thousands have had to leave their homes. scientists find toxic compounds used in items like saucepans and packaging in wild otters — we look at the scourge of so—called forever chemicals. the metropolitan police have launched their own investigation into the parties that took place inside downing street, to see if they broke covid rules. they've done so after receiving information from the internal inquiry, led by the senior civil servant sue gray. her report — seen as critical in deciding prime minister boris johnson's future — could be released as early as wednesday. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has more. the law applies in every town, every city, every road, and every house, and in the sm postcode of number 10. and the police have concluded they've seen enough about what happened behind closed doors when the law was lockdown — that it merits a full and proper look. i can confirm that the met is now investigating a number of events that took place at downing street and whitehall i

los vientos de santa ana provocan destrucción y 70 millas por hora y póster de luz destruyendo algunas viviendas. hay más de 28.000 residentes que han perdido la electricidad. llegan áreas no habituales. >> estamos en el tema, vamos con el jefe de metereología y el tiempo en el país. >> e en l tiempo de esta semana será uno similar al de la semana que acaba de concluir. las tormentas invernales deberia estar persistiendo una baja presión de extremo de estados unidos y sistema de buen tiempo en norte. vea cómo la costa oeste y cielos despejados, pero lluvias y aire sumamente frío. ahora bien, el día vea cómo la lluvia de texas va camino al sudeste de estados unidos y hielo más nieve para sectores como nueva york y boston. el día martes y temperaturas cayendo en el norte del país, menos 6 grados. para el miércoles toma total control hacia la costa este y con temperaturas corriendo entre cinco a quince grados y va a persistir en esta semana. a largo plazo el mismo escenario debería perdurar hasta próximos seis a diez días. el frío extremo continuará. pasamos con más >>

ana, i know you are fired up about this. you are a florida resident. what on earth is happening in florida? >> look, i think -- i think republicans in the legislature and the governor have chosen, have decided that creating wage waing -- and manufacturing social issues to wage culture wars is good politics. i think they saw what happened in virginia with that governor's race and have decided to piggyback on that to create this parental rights bill that really should be called the lawyer's rights bill. because it makes school boards liable and allows parents to sue for so many things that it's scary to think. and i just think it's such an anti-conservative bill. right? conservatives, republicans believe in local control. so what are the people in tallahassee doing telling local school boards how they need to conduct education, telling local businesses how they need to go about their business? that's just -- it's crazy in so many ways. it's hurtful. it's unnecessary. really i hope they reconsider. and i hope floridians get fired up about this and contact

sabemos que ana tiene 18 aÑos y enfrenta una acusaciÓn por homicidio al planear el secuestro de este hombre a travÉs de snapchat que terminÓ con la muerte. borja: nos conectamos con su novia, nancy rodrÍguez quien tenÍa planeado vivir el resto de su vida al lado de elÍas. sentimos tu partida. desde aquÍ, te queremos dar las gracias por estar con nosotros. saludos para ti y tu familia. ¿cÓmo te gustarÍa que se recordara a elÍas? nancy: yo quisiera que la gente recordara a elÍas... Él era una gran persona de muy buen corazÓn. Él siempre se preocupaba por su familia, por sus amigos. siempre era muy valiente, hasta en sus Últimos momentos estaba pendiente de su hermano. Él... siempre muy cariÑoso y... tenÍa una buena relaciÓn con su mamÁ y por eso han luchado tanto por Él. carolina: vimos en pantalla a esta joven, de 18 aÑos, que ahora enfrenta cargos por la muerte de tu prometido. ¿quÉ te gustarÍa decirle a las autoridades? nancy: nosotros sÓlo pedimos que se cumpla la justicia para elÍas.le quitaron su vida muy pronto, Él no merecÍa eso. no tenÍa vicios ni

ana navarro. jim jordan is the second member of congress suggesting he will not submit to an interview request. republican congressman perry of pennsylvania did the same last month. this could have major political rammivications if the committee decides to subpoena a fellow member of congress. >> i think it's the least shocking news of the month, frankly, that jim jordan is not going to cooperate. and it goes to the purpose of republicans wanting to make january 6th out to be just another day. and putting a lot of energy into there not being accountability. there not being truth seeking and there not being credibility to the january 6th committee despite the fact that liz cheney and adam kinzinger are members of that committee. because, if they seek accountability, if they strongly and vociferously condemn what happened on january 6th, if they seek the truth, it will invariably put them on a crash course against dear leader, donald trump. and that's something that they can't figure out how to do.

low pressure moving into the four corners, a classic set up for santa ana wind. southern california is under a wind advisory. for us, it is just breezy in the hills and fog this morning. down to a quarter-mile in novato. the bay shoreline is doing just fine with 10 mile visibility. some low clouds first thing this morning. it will quickly burn off this afternoon. mid-day is nice to grab lunch outside with increasing sunshine. a lot of sunshine after a gray start. temperatures mainly in the upper 50's to mid 60's. 58 in the city. 66 in santa rosa. 65 is the high in fairfield. let's see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we are going to start in walnut creek. so far, looking really great for your commute. i do not have a single issue to report except for a stall on the san mateo bridge. a live look showing off 680. southbound traffic is getting busier. how nice is this? clear in both directions. the only thing that is slow is coming out of tracy which is what we expect around this time of morning. tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. everyone else is on time. i will gi

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at least 46 people have been killed in madagascar and mozambique as tropical storm ana brought torrential rains and flash flooding to coastal parts of east africa. the island of madagascar suffered a mudslide with 65,000 people left homeless. malawi lost most of its power across the country because of flooding. the chairman of middlesex county cricket club has apologised for comments he made today at a parliamentary hearing on tackling racism in the sport. mike o'farrell suggested that players from an african—carribean background were more attracted to rugby and football, and that south asian people sometimes preferred to focus on education rather than cricket. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. english cricket's south asian action plan, one initiative the ecb was keen to highlight today in front of a select committee. but when it came to explaining the barriers to diversity in the professional game, the chair of middlesex county cricket club said... the football and rugby world becomes much more attractive to the afro—caribbean community. and in terms of the south asian com

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a lot to come in this term before justice breyer steps down, ana. the real work begins for the white house and democrats here. >> jessica schneider, thank you for your reporting. we'll come back to you as you gather more details. chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin, gloria borger, we just heard jessica lay out what's happening at the supreme court, some of the reasons perhaps behind this decision, but this is big news for the biden administration and for democrats. what do you see as the impact? >> i also see it as big news for the country. it is a history making moment when you step back and say that joe biden as a candidate pledged to appoint the first black woman justice, and he intends to do that. and it is something that the country has never seen before. we all know as we've been talking about this morning that it will not change the ideological balance of the court you just pointed out but it will change the way the court looks. and i think we cannot understate that. and politically you asked for the democrats, of course this is an opportunity

so joining me now, cnn political commentators ana navarro and scott jennings. a lot to discuss here. republicans may very well win the house back in the midterms. that will make mccarthy speaker but is there any comparison between what he is threatening and what happened to gosar and greene? >> you just took for granted it will make mccarthy speaker should republicans win back the house. and i think part of what you're seeing is mccarthy worried about the marjorie taylor greenes and paul gosars and matt gaetz who have threatened him and put him under pressure and he's trying to win some points with them garner their support should there be a vote. remember, it not automatic. it will go to a vote and there is nothing saying he won't get a challenge from the right. by many he's seen as an establishment republican pretending to be a trumper. mccarthy is right. it is a new level and standard because we've also hit a new low in congress and i think it's so important, don, to tamp down on what is happening in congress among colleagues. we've heard the horrible threat

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ana, i know you are fired up about this. you are a florida resident. what on earth is happening in florida? >> look, i think -- i think republicans in the legislature and the governor have chosen, have decided that creating wage and manufacturing social issues to wage culture wars is good politics. i think they saw what happened in virginia with that governor's race and have decided to piggyback on that to create this parental rights bill that really should be called the lawyer's rights bill. because it makes school boards liable and allows parents to sue for so many things that it's scary to think. and i just think it's such an anti-conservative bill. right? conservatives, republicans believe in local control. so what are the people in tallahassee doing telling local school boards how they need to conduct education, telling local businesses how they need to go about their business? that's just -- it's crazy in so many ways. it's hurtful. it's unnecessary. really i hope they reconsider. and i hope floridians get fired up about this and contact their se

quÉ tienen en comÚn: ana patricia, alejandra espinoza, jomari, carolina sandoval? ademÁs, de famosos y talentosos, se han convertido en la sensaciÓn de los podcast. raÚl: por segunda vez en lo que va del aÑo estalla la violencia en las cÁrceles mexicanas. un motÍn dejan saldo mortal en el estado de colina. tenemos los detalles en vivo. quÉdate con nosotros en despierta amÉrica. 25 aÑos fieles siendo lo que quieres ver. siendo el programa favorito. siempre te devuelve la esperanza. celebrando los 25 aÑos en grande comenzamos la semana que viene en new york. jessica: casi se acerca el primer mes del aÑo. que mejor momento para limpiar nuestro organismo, esos excesos de la fiestas de la comida, de la bebida y mucho mÁs. limpiar nuestras emociones. carlos: exactamente. para desintoxicar la mente y el cuerpo nos conectamos con nuestra experta en yoga. bienvenido. [gritos] >> cÓmo estÁn? [hablan a la vez] carlos: tengo algunas preguntas. chef: para que los muchachos entiendan. cuÁles son alguna de las posturas quÉ ayudan a desintoxicar el cuerpo y la ment

ana palmer, thank you so much for being with me. it's great to see you. >>> coming up, julio vacedo joins me with a report out of the deadliest country for journalists. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. j. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. >>> 42 past the hour. time now for a check at the headlines beyond our borders. and we go to the united kingdom, where there is a political crisis, of sorts. prime minister boris johnson right now is really feeling the heat over comments and parties that he went to that were right smack in the middle of the prohibition in the united kingdom of people being able to get together. keir simmons is with us in london. keir, what's the latest? >> jose, dramatic scenes in the house of parliament behind me there, for what we hear call prime minister's questions. that's that weekly gathering, where the leader of the opposition can ask questions of the british prime minister and it was a rowdy prime minister's questions with the leader of the opposition calling for boris

ana: liz, thank you. in the last major security issue it opens federal building was a doubly drive-by shooting in may of 2020. federal security officer dave patrick underwood was shot and killed while inside the building's security post. a second guard was injured. both men were watching the building during a demonstration of nearby over the police killing of george floyd. the accused shooter has pleaded not guilty. dan: one week after the 87 news site team discovered millions of dollars in ppe sitting in the rain in san mateo county, a familiar sight in san benito county now. boxes of ppe not only sitting outside in unwieldy stacks, but heading to the recycling center to be shredded. so what in the world is going on? abc 7 news i team reporter dan is back with an update to his exclusive investigation. dan: our investigation from last week is getting a huge reaction across the country. more than 600,000 views on tiktok alone. i received many comments on the report, but also tips to investigate. luke and h

the prime minister ana, but on the beach, said earlier that they are close to for feeling the demands of the activists. on the other hand, president alexander watches, things that the project is good for the people and good for the country. experts have warned that the plan lead to mine would destroy farm land and pollute the waters routine. to her said, it would adhere to all domestic and european union environmental standards at the site. serbia is a candidate nation for european union and 3, but little so far have been achieved with regards to improving the countries environmental situation. activists are now announced that they will continue with the protest until rio dean to company is definitely out of serbia. kenya says it'll be totally relying on renewable energy by the end of the decade. it's already one of the leaders in green energy, the bout $9000000.00 homes off grid. katherine, so has more now from our summit on how it's affecting daily life. the blades of $365.00 turbines rotate on the edge of lake to cana. this wind farm, the largest in africa, is perched on a stretch

tens of thousands displaced and over 80 killed as tropical storm ana sweeps across countries in south—eastern africa. more doubts emerge about novak djokovic�*s covid status during his attempt to enter australia for the tennis open. and the influential online streaming platform, twitch, accused of encouraging unhealthy behaviour.

. >> with me now, ana palmer, founder of punch bowl news and an msnbc contributor, peter baker, an msnbc political analyst. thank you for being with me. peter, senior administration officials are describing president biden's news conference this afternoon as a reset moment. reset to what? >> well, a reset to try to recalibrate where his standing is with the public. what the white house feels is that the president hasn't gotten enough credit, hasn't done enough to claim credit for the things that did go right in his first year. he's getting all the blame for the things that went wrong in his first year. among the things you'll hear him talk about today is the fact that the economy is booming. that it's growing faster than it has in quite a while. that unemployment is at a very low peak, a very low number. in fact, that the vaccinations were distributed, you know, widely to people who want them. the fact that they passed two large bills this year, even though we're still focused on the build back better act, we did pass a massive covid relief act, as well as the infrastructure bill on a bi