>> janice: good morning. we are still assessing the damage from the multiple tornadoes that we saw through texas, louisiana mississippi and alabama. even the florida panhandle. crews are going to be out there. we will be able to give you a little bit more of an assessment throughout the coming days. deadly tornado outbrackets. outoutbreaks.northeast as well e wintry weather. not the severe outbreak that we have seen over the last couple of days but we could see isolated storms from florida up toward the mid-atlantic and then still cold enough for snow over the great lakes and the northeast over the next couple of days. yes, say it ain't snow. winter weather advisory for all of these areas with measurable snow over the next couple of days, remain cool for the northeast and very warm across the west, california, you could break some records this weekend, thursday into are friday where temperatures are going to be 25 to 30 degrees above average. we will continue to keep you up to date, steve, we are back to you.

host: that's janice in california this morning. when it comes to numbers of americans vaccinated, "the washington times" in their wrap up of the announcement yesterday on booster shots in this request, two thirds of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated with a primary series of shots, 45 percent of vaccinated americans or 97 million people have gotten a booster shot according to cdc data and the picture that goes along with the story is president biden, rolling up his sleeve yesterday and taking the second booster shot. there's the video of him getting that second shot after making the appeal for additional funding and talking about what it would be used for. here is more from president biden on the need for additional covid-19 relief funds. [video clip] >> we are already seeing the results of an action. monoclonal antibodies have helped save lives. this isn't partisan, it's medicine. but congress hasn't provided enough money to keep providing these antibodies. without more funding we will start to run out i the end of may. the e

janice dean joins us live. scary when that happens. >> janice: that area is prone to earthquakes and they know what to do and thank goodness the tsunami watch has been lifted. we'll keep you posted. weather across the nation, active stuff happening, area of low pressure will inject into the southern plains and bring snow to areas across colorado. there are temperatures behind the front, 30 degrees, 29 in fargo issue ahead of it, really warm air and we had clash of two air masses, we could see severe storm for next couple days. area of low pressure toward mideast could cause travel delays, keep that in mind and call ahead if you are traveling today. future cast brings pressure into the plain states, could see hail, damaging wind and tornados today and more widespread as we get into tomorrow for parts of the gulf coast up to the tennessee, ohio river valley and mid-atlantic, that is the threat on friday, hail, damaging wind and tornado possible today and tomorrow. we have warm air feeling like spring, 70s in dall

. >> todd: >> janice: has the forecast. >> janice: area of low pressure will move across southeast bringing stronger storms today. 53 here in new york. we'll take that. we are getting close to 70 today. we have inclimate weather across the west. rain and mountain snow for parts of georgia through the carolinas through wednesday or today and severe storm threat moves from florida toward carolina, hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados. next storm system, what happens next? we have this rockies and plains bringing wind and potential for severe storms thursday through sunday and comes up toward mid-atlantic, great lakes and the northeast. looks like too warm for big snow event. some rain definitely, we will watch the temperatures, looks like mainly rain event. that is pretty nice, we can't argue with that, 61 in new york. >> todd: hearing 70 on friday? >> janice: that i what i heard 70 on friday. nice to see you all. >> todd: thank you. sanctions hitting russia so hard that state media there calling on the u.s. to pay reparation to moscow, one ally of vladamir putin wants u.s. to return the

. >> todd: senior meteorologist janice dean. j.d., it was active yesterday and will be over the next few days. >> janice: snow and freezing rain and sleet and we have another round coming tomorrow and saturday. take a look, it does not feel like springtime for two-thirds of the country, chicago 24, three in billings, another art tick air mass is settling into the country and we are having snow, big snow across the plain states and the four corners region and we had severe storms yesterday over parts of the southeast, that is ongoing as we have this stationary front that lingered over the last 24 hours and will continue to bring threat for stronger storms, especially on friday, across the gulf coast and the southeast. snow part of this is moving in from the rockies to the plain states and an area of low pressure from the south will ride up toward northeast and bring snow this weekend for interior sections. take a look at future track and the snow forecast. several inches of snow from south of las vegas up to the great lakes and i

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. >> carley: janice dean is here. it is bad out there. >> janice: we have cold air and the snow squalls come fast and furious, i think the -- is that my microphone? check one, two. do you hear that? is that me? >> todd: push through. >> janice: maybe i gallon like this, it is the other side of my ear, this is what happened when you have long hair. i will go like this, the northeast is cold, very cold. 14 in new york with wind chill, 14 in pittsburgh and files like zero at the lake. cold air will exit over next couple days, warm air coming from the south. today is coldest day and rebound wednesday and thursday. however, we have some severe storms on the way across the southern plains. area of low pressure in the southwest. potential for strong storms. we have leftover winter and warm air ahead of it. tuesday and wednesday, significant risk across the same areas we saw severe weather last week. louisiana, mississippi, alabama, almost the same set up we saw last week with dozens of reports of tornados. we had deadly torn

you can manage predictable economic risk and exide janice shock -- and exide janice -- exogenous shocks. we need to be very careful. we have a three-pronged strategy. one will be tight on -- inflation not going away soon. the trajectory that is priced into the front end may come down a bit but the fed wants to raise rates. the second is, be very careful with your credit positioning. liquidity matters. you asked about how the functioning in the market works. we want to make sure we are in liquid bonds and we can trade and exit if we need to. third, inflation will be with us for a while, and there are winners and losers in inflation. this is not a zero-sum game. so repositioning portfolios to take advantage of material increases in trajectory of inflation is really the anchor of our portfolio, companies can reprice with inflation and some companies and sectors that benefit from that, we have seen clearly in energy but there are other sectors you may not think of, things like restaurants can reprice pre-much consistent with inflation. those types of opportunities look attractive. jonathan:

kennedy: janice overruled, i think this senator talked about it, janice overruled -- dealing with whether labor unions can require non-members to pay dues. do you remember that? judge jackson: yes. sen. kennedy: is the age of a case a factor in whether the supreme court won't rule a precedent? judge jackson: i think age relates to the reliance factor. i think the longer an opinion has been in effect, the court has considered that to be relevant to its determination of reliance. sen. kennedy: but sometimes the court looks at it not just in terms of reliance, they look at it from the other side of the age issue, and that is that there may be facts, circumstances and science have changed, do they not? judge jackson: i believe that is part of the changed circumstances factor. sen. kennedy: so, the supreme court is more likely to overturn a case, which would not be that extraordinary, if the precedent or 49 years old as opposed to 4.9 years old? judge jackson: i'm sorry, can you repeat the question? sen. kennedy: you said that the older the case is, one could make an argument that the reliance

janice rogers brown was nominated by president bush, 43, to be in the dc circuit court of appeals for the premier like judge ketanji brown jackson was nominated to and she is from alabama, daughtersh and daughter sharecroppers growing up in alabama during the jim crow era and she moved to california as a teenager and she one observing the california supreme court signal mother, raising children. then in june 2005, she was confirmed it to the dc court 56 - 43 vote was after they broke a filibuster by vitamin predicate policing answer and others he was nominated in 2003, and her nomination was told for two years. here's what senator schumer said he, brown was the least worthy pick the president has made for the fellow court is based on the record and when the presence most ideological extreme judicial nominees and 2005, if the president nobody like janice brown believes that the new deal for the 21st socialist will be fight. here's what then send her biden said only getting filibuster her, he said, i can assure you there will be a very difficultst fight and she probably would be filibus

. >> todd: who else is back, it is the fox weather forecast and janice dean. >> janice: i will never retire, youville to push me out. >> todd: nobody would do that. >> janice: i'll retire and come back. it feels cold across the country, parts of southeast in florida, we have freeze alerts for birmingham, atlanta, tallahassee to charleston. temperatures are cold, we set a lot of record low temperatures over the weekend. temperatures 34 in montgomery. the next storm system will bring large hail and tornados across portions of texas and toward louisiana and arkansas, the ark-la-tex, there you go, arkansas, texas, louisiana, severe weather alert throughout the day today. know what to do. tomorrow goes across gulf coast and florida, did you know that, ark-la-tex? >> carley: i did not. we introduced you to a new jersey mayor helping ukrainian refugees, he went to poland. >> todd: he's back in the u.s. and this morning he is live in the studio to tell us what he saw first hand, don't go anywhere. mfort? anywhere. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 2

elton, janice. [applause] let me also introduce if you don't know him by now, matt jacobs, former federal prosecutor who is running for election to represent california's 26th congressional district. matt. [applause] a quick bit of news before we get underway. i want to share with you that this morning our foundation honored ukrainian president zelensky with the reagan freedom prize. [applause] our chairman met with ukraine's ambassador to the united states earlier today, and by now i am sure that she has passed word of this award on to president zelensky. president reagan presented the first reagan freedom award to mikhail gorbachev of the former soviet union in 1992. how times have changed. 30 years later, , the award will be going to, residents of linsky who is fighting a tyrant trying to glue the soviet union back together again. -- president zelensky. in this time of devastating upheaval and loss, if you would, please join me for a moment of silence or the freedom loving ukrainian people fighti

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janice, out in jersey there were snow so-called yesterday my wife and i were watching. >> janice: so dangerous comes so quickly even though you have warning to have localized blizzard and white out conditions could cause deadly, you know, deadly car crashes on the roadways which is what happened yesterday. part of the reason is it's really cold. so we have got those snow bands that come down from the great lakes across i-81. i-95. up state new york and pennsylvania. that's where you can see those snow squall events and the temperatures remain cold today but we will start to warm things up. we are getting into the april situation where spring is on its way, finally, and so as we get into thursday, we will finally start to see those temperatures mod der rate of to more seasonal levels. next storm system moves into the plain states. this is the one i want people to pay attention to if you live anywhere from texas through oklahoma, all the way up through iowa. some of the same spots hit this time last week from severe storms and then tomorrow that is where we think we could have a tornad

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they said go to janice. >> carley: can i do it? is that okay? >> pete: i think you should take it let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean she has got our fox weather forecast. >> janice: hi, good morning to you both. thank you so much. here in new york the sun is coming up. still chilly for the northern tier of the country. a couple of storm systems watching in the west. >> let's get to it i will show you the maps. fox weather.com for the very latest. two disturbances. both of them are going to plow into the west, including southern california, bringing beneficial moisture, the rain and then the mountain snow could cause some travel problems, obviously. but this is a good news story because we are into a significant drought. there is the potential for several feet of snow in the mountains, and then this will spread into the plains over the next couple of days. so, good news are, bad news in terms of travel. but ultimately it is good news because they need the rain and the snow pack for southern california. there is your snow forecas

elton janice. and absolutely wonderful to have them here michael reagan and his entire family. he's representing three generations. i think michael and of course a special thank you again to all of the men and women here today from the united states marine corps at camp pendleton. we are honored to have the support of our fighting men and women. from such a vital military installation on behalf of everyone here and i'm sure all americans. thank you for your service. and now on to today's program in honor of the 111th birthday of ronald wilson reagan. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the march on the colors the playing of our national anthem and the invocation by captain wayne mcrae are chaplain here on behalf of the united states navy. here it here if if would you please bow your heads with me? or god almighty it is with fond memories of years long past. that we gather together. to honor the birthday and legacy of president ronald reagan his love for you was evident in his many speeches and wr

elton janice. and absolutely wonderful to have them here michael reagan and his entire family. he's representing three generations. i think michael and of course a special thank you again to all of the men and women here today from the united states marine corps at camp pendleton. we are honored to have the support of our fighting men and women. from such a vital military installation on behalf of everyone here and i'm sure all americans. thank you for your service. and now on to today's program in honor of the 111th birthday of ronald wilson reagan. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the march on the colors the playing of our national anthem and the invocation by captain wayne mcrae are chaplain here on behalf of the united states navy. here it here if if would you please bow your heads with me? or god almighty it is with fond memories of years long past. that we gather together. to honor the birthday and legacy of president ronald reagan his love for you was evident in his many speeches and wr

let us go to janice dean, fox weather forecast. 73 was helpful to get things done in the yard. >> janice: so glad the wloo cooperated with your yard work. we have severe storms that will start today and go through the work week for parts of the gulf coast and south. we have area of low pressure moving out of the rockies, coldir air across west and warmer air ahead of it, ongoing situation throughout the next couple days. right now, not too active, but will flare up for 80 million under severe threat or potentially severe threat this week. here is a forecast model for texas, louisiana, arkansas, oklahoma, mississippi, alabama later this week and severe storm threat, so very likely for texas today moving into louisiana and then tomorrow, we have more of all of that ingredients coming together for severe outbreak. damaging wind threat and could see tornados, as well. this is tuesday, louisiana into mississippi and alabama, this is where we think the long track tornados could start tuesday into wednesday. all ingredients coming together. heavy rainfall causing flash flooding and several inch

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forecast. >> janice: stofrms are moveing from louisiana to florida, we have severe thunderstorm warning for south central louisiana and that is just west of the new orleans area. we could see the potential for hail, damaging wind, heavy rainfall and tornados throughout the day today from the gulf coast toward florida and southeast tomorrow. there is severe storm threat, we will not see a severe weather outbreak, but account have potential for heavy storms throughout the day. heavy rainfall depending where you live, pockets could get areas of one to two inches per hour. severe threat tomorrow stretches to north florida toward carolinas and again, we're not talking about severe weather outbreak, isolated storms, know what to do, temperatures, ladies and gentlemen, it is feel being like spring for a lot of folks. 80 in miami, 60 in new york. we'll take it. >> todd: the numbers melt today all apologies to lee, no business for lee. zeelsz /* zeelz volodymyr zelenskyy will address congress tomorrow. >> carley: what can we expect to hear? one of zelenskyy's top advisors joins us live next. the

>> janice: it is cold. absolutely we had a bit of a winter storm across the northeast this weekend. temperatures going to rebound though. take a look at it 12 degrees above what it was in new york this time yesterday. 23 degrees above what it was in cleveland this time yesterday. so there are your temperatures. they are told you about they are going to be warming up and that's what happens in march. we v t sea saw the temperatures getting into the 50's across the northeast. and 60 degrees in chicago. >> we have warm across the southern plains. we have a severe weather threat. we have this cold front area of low pressure that comes across texas, louisiana, up towards arkansas. a lot of abundant gulf moisture and unstable air mass so the risk to stronger to severe thunderstorms. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. keep that in mind and also the risk of heavy rainfall all along the gulf coast that severe threat moving into florida tomorrow. thank you very much, my friend. >> steve: thank you, j.

janice, first, happy saint patrick's day. >> janice: thank you so much. we have a big parade here in new york city and looks like rain in the forecast. let's watch this area of low pressure. this is the same area that brought the flooding rainfall to alabama. moving up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. you can see it's going to be if you are traveling today, just be aware much it's not going to be a big storm system. it's going to be lingering rain. maybe a thunderstorm or two and perhaps some isolated flooding. this is our next big storm system that's coming in today and tomorrow. not only the threat for severe storms but we could see some snow from the rockies to the great lakes so there is the set up. get into the springtime. clash with the two air masses. there is our area of low pressure. we could see considerable snow amounts from the southwest all the way up towards the great lakes and then on the warm side of this storm, the severe threat, large hail, damaging winds. see some tornadoes for some of these areas. and more widespread as we g

janice dean has more. it is so sad. >> janice: it is devastating. national weather service knew there was potential for tornados on friday and they came saturday and sunday. there are the tornado tallies, eight confirmed tornados and national weather service will observe the damage and tell us how strong the tornados were. we are getting into the season, we have clash of two air masses and left over winter smashing the springtime and summer air temperatures and that is giving us or helping give us those tornados and threat for severe storms. on the radar across ohio and tennessee river valley, north of that, you have cold air and southward, we have summer-time temperatures. we will see risk today. severe storms. there is future track. large hail, damaging winds and tornados. heavy rainfall and some snow. there is your threat from portions of mississippi to alabama and georgia to new york city. i think it is a strong wind threat in the northeast, nevertheless, d.c., you have pittsburgh and know what to do if there is a watch or warning. heavy rainfal

a janice presents appreciate your analysis. thanks very much indeed. and james batten's, johnny serf reagan la, thank you very much. was that i had her not sir. we me margarita, who survived the siege of leningrad as a child is not really living truly. it is you credit plus officials in hong kong update the cove. 19 restrictions with plans to lift a flight on 9 countries. and it's for muslim, is research is continues as a thresh, real, madrid, l. classical gemma highlight ah, a there looks like we may see some flooding for eastern sections of spain. so here's those details. bursts of rain around valencia, whether warnings in play here is over the next step, 12 hours we could see up to 70 millimeters of brain, and those totals will mount. so over the next 2 days, possible to see a $180.00 plus. now for the other side of the mediterranean, we've got this northerly wind. so that's dragon down temperatures is sample rate through athens, below average is sample just picks up about 3 centimeters of snow. and we'll see those winds crank up to about 50 kilomet

janice dean here with fox weather forecast. great segment. >> is that me? this is what happen when is we have long hair. >> todd: i'm there, ladies. >> janice: i think we're good, we have weather to talk about, it is cold across great lakes. 23 in new york, with wind chill feels like below 19 or 18 or something. all right. i've told producers i would like to stay inside today, just reiterating that. california to the southwest, that will bring beneficial moisture for the long-term, for short term, it will cause travel problems. heavy snow, one to two feet toward the rockies and plain states. it will affect widespread area, snow and severe weather including hail, damaging winds and tornados all the way from texas to mid-mississippi valley. damaging wind and tornados. we have arctic cold front, there is the forecast today. 72 in tlas, 75 in atlanta we're going to set high records on sunday. florida close to 90 degrees. georgia, 86, that is risk we pay with severe storms. a lot of weather breaking. staying inside today. >> carley: staying inside, smart lady. >

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former congressman elton and his wife janice, elton, janice? [applause] >> let me also introduce matt jacobs, the former federal prosecutor who is running for election to represent california's 26th congressional district. a quick bit of business before we get underway. this morning our foundation honored ukrainian president zelensky with the reagan freedom prize. our chairman met with the ukrainian ambassador to the united states earlier today and by now i am sure that they have password to president zelensky. president reagan presented the first reagan freedom award to mikael gorbachev of the former soviet union in 1992. how times have changed. 30 years later, the award will go to president zelensky, fighting a tyrant trying to glue the soviet union back together again. and this time of have a stating a people and lost, if you would come up please join me for a moment of silence for the freedom loving ukrainian people fighting for their lives. thank you. reagan library regulars will know that the title of this, our most prominent speaker seri

that's when the democrats filibustered the first black female to the dc circuit and that was janice rogers brown. who would have been maybe the first female black supreme court nominee. if democrats hadn't so vehemently opposed her. as i said i'll have more to say on that subject once i finished reviewing her record. ideal. >> were going to reconvene at 10 am to vote on judge jackson's nomination and those othernominees listed . in the meantime, we will continue to pursue other nominations before this committee. >> i don't want to keep people here unnecessarily. >> with that the meeting stands adjourned. >> the notion was when business was done you would recognize me for a statement. >> the senate judiciary committee reconvenes. >> thank you. i just wanted to offer up personal reflection based on the testimony of miss mccall and of the hearing who seemed like an extremely nice person and spoke about the engagements of antiabortion protesters outside new england clinics as an expression of compassion and of love. and i have no doubt that miss mccall and he gave that way, but the law in ques

turn to senior meteorologist janice dean with fox weather forecast. >> janice: a lot to cover. snow and potential of stronger storms, you can see where the front is interacting with warm, unstable air and we have tornado-warmed storms now for parts of the -- and southeastern alabama. that is the case today, tomorrow and friday. we have stationary front, area of low pressure bringing a wintry mix for parts of the northeast today. new york city will get a rain event, could see snowflakes and measurable amounts and watch this big sorry friday into saturday, it will bring rain and winter to southern plains toward the plain states and ohio valley, mississippi river valley and that will count on saturday in the plain states. winter is not over yet. foxweather.com, for the latest details. >> carley: we appreciate it. take a listen to this. >> this is first time in my life, i see like 95. this is regular price. >> it is like $1 up, i might not be able to eat lunch rest of the week. >> there is not a mark, when you need gas, you need gas. >> todd: might not be able to eat lunch. will th

., senior meteorologist janice dean here with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: happy friday, big winter storm is happening across the central u.s. toward northeast and severe weather. you can see the arctic cold front, where temperatures are 20 in chicago, zero in fargo, 15 in billings, seven in denver and along that front, we are starting to see snow, we could see measurable snow from southwest through the plain states toward the ohio and tennessee valley. here is the arctic cold front, area of low pressure across the southeast, could bring more tornados for parts of florida toward georgia and carolinas. saturday into sunday, here it comes, another round of snow, we think along the i-95 corridor, not as much snow as interior sections, we will continue to refine the forecast, winter weather alerts stretching from new mexico toward maine, this is a pretty big upon event for areas across midsouth, ohio and tennessee valley, nashville, knoxville toward virginia and saturday and sunday bullseye is across the appalachians and the cold air, timing with the cold front we'll have to watc

that was janice rogers brown who would have been may be the first female black supreme court nominee if democrats had not so humanly a poster -- vehemently opposed her. i yield. >> we will reconvene at 10:00 a.m. april 4 to vote on judge jackson's dominations. the other nominees agenda. in the meantime we will continue to pursue other nominations before this committee. >> only in the business of the committee being adjourned i do not want to keep people here unnecessarily. >> with that the meeting stands adjourned. >> the notion was when the business was done, he recognized me for statement. >> than the senate judiciary committee reconvenes. >> thank you i just wanted to offer up a personal reflection, based on the testimony of miss mccullen in the last day of the hearing, who seemed like an extremely nice person and spoke about the engagement of antiabortion protesters outside new england clinics as an expression of compassion and love. i have no doubt that miss mccullen. behaved that way. but the law in question. that was the subject of the brief that made this topic relevant to th

. >> janice: snow, really? i didn't know. look at the northeast. temperatures, we got to 75 around central park yesterday and temperatures are not happening today. we have this cold front. 24-hour change in louisville and huntsville, 30 degrees cooler in some areas. 46 in philly, 29 st. louis. we will have moisture in the southeast, that will bring snow to the northeast. another one behind it. looking for potential of heavy rain along the south uptoward mid-atlantic and tomorrow and thursday, my friends, look at new york. north and west, could see six inches plus and that is happening tomorrow through thursday. then this is happening thursday through sunday, we could get a jackpot of snow for parts of the northeast. what? i know. greatest time to download foxweather.com. look at that, thursday through monday, over a foot for parts of the northeast and new england. >> todd: i will have to call back lee. come back. >> janice: this is not an april fool. i keep trying. >> carley: thank you. the united nations says two million people fled ukraine as civ

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>> janice, too. >> very nice. thanks so much for coming. you have to come outside, it's beautiful. >> rachel: it is. >> hi, steve and brian. i love you, too. >> steve: sorry you couldn't go to nashville! >> brian: looks like tom glavine over there with that braves hat. let me tell you what's coming up saturday night. guest was just about done, remember, he was the richest man in russia until vladimir putin said i'll put you in jail and teach everyone a lesson. he'll be joining us. we'll follow that, on the tournament on coach k that will book out and talk about what is going on with pro sports in new york? athletes not vaccinated can't play at home but visiting teams can. it's nuts. >> steve: we'll be watching saturday night 8:00 p.m. here on fox. >> rachel: always. still ahead, fighting for freedom in the ring. how the mma world is tackling politics with a brand new event featuring legends. but first, let's check in with bill hemmer coming up. >> steve: speaking of legends. >> i was thinking about tom glavine. obscure reference. >> brian:

that's news to me but not to janice dean. she follows all things weather-related. she a meteorologist full time and about to give you have her fox weather forecast indoors. >> janice: thank you, brian. we could see some severe storms across the southeast today. taking a look at the temperature yesterday in new york, we tied a record. it was 74 and now the temperatures are into the 30's. so at least a 30-degree drop in some cases a 40-degree drop and we are talking about wind chills in the 20's and the teens across the great lakes. we even have some snow that's pushing in across portions of the northeast. really incredible. that's what happens in march and april. we have got those temperature swings. and then oh my goodness, wednesday and thursday, we have a storm system that's going to develop and move up towards the northeast, bringing some measurable snow, some areas could get anywhere from 2 to 3 inches. some spots localized could get upwards of 4 to 5. then we watch the next storm system friday into saturday. bringing quite a bit of snow. especially for portion

do you know janice rogers brown? >> yes, i do know her. >> how do you know her? >> she was a judge on the court that i now serve. we didn't overlap and i'm struggling to remember whether i ever met her, but she was a judge on the circuit court. >> right, and you were a district court judge, is that right? >> i was, but i don't know -- >> i think you were. are they in the same building? >> they are. >> you don't really know her. >> i know of her, yes. >> what do you know of her? what's her reputation? >> i know that she's a very well respected judge on my circuit. >> okay. and in terms of family issues, the daughter and granddaughter of sharecroppers. she was raised in alabama under jim crow. despite this adversity, she threw herself into law school as a single working mother. that's pretty impressive, isn't it? >> yes, senator. >> your background is very impressive. you seem to have a great family. if family mattered, we would not have done to her what was done to her here in the united states senate. do you realize that she was filibustered for two years when sh

and that was janice rogers brown, who would have been maybe the first female blaek supreme court -- black supreme court nominee if democrats hadn't so vehemently opposed her. as i said, i'll have more to say on that subject once i finish reviewing her record. i yield. senator durbin: we're going to reconvene next monday at 10:00 a.m. to vote on judge jackson's nominee. the other nominees listed on the agenda. in the meantime, we'll continue to pursue other nominations before this committee. does anyone seek recognition? >> only when the business of the committee is adjourned. i don't want to keep people here unnecessarily. senator durbin: well, with that, the meeting stands adjourned. >> the notion was when the business was done you'd recognize me for a statement. senator durbin: then the senate judiciary committee reconvenes. [laughter] >> thank you. i just wanted to offer up personal reflection based on the testimony of ms. mccollen on the last day of the hearing who seemed like an extremely nice person and spoke about the engagement of anti-abortion protesters outside new england clini

and to janice, president biden, of course, ramping up the regs for arer on china, having the two-hour call with president xi of china. first of all, the statement, at least from my read out of it, it was interesting. more balanced, trying to stay neutral. what's your best analysis as to what the position is of china after that call? >> reporter: well, there were low levels of trust going am to the call with this belief in the biden administration that moscow asked beijing for help and beijing was considering it. china has not condemned russia's invasion. it won't even call it an invasion. and china has not used its influence to this point, andrea. and this is where president biden was looking for the opportunity to communicate directly with president xi in making this great decision. china wanted to present itself as a neutral party, which of course is debatable. there are deep ties with russia that have been nurtured in recent years. this strategic alignment that is supposed to the u.s., russian influence and nato expansion. president xi was never going to change the strategic direct

janice rogers brown on the supreme court. i can assure you that would be a very, very difficult fight and she would probably be filibustered. that's what he said about an african american conservative nominee, elected by president bush who served five years on the california supreme court. we're not going to live like that in america any longer. to my democratic colleagues, if you're a person of color, a woman, supported by liberals, is pretty easy sailing. but if you're miguel astradda, amy coney barrett, on and on and on. your life gets turned upside- down. you had nothing to do with that. i just make this observation that when you talk about coming up and how moving the exchange was, i agree. i just want to remind you, there was somebody else, of color, a woman of color, that was picked for the d.c. circuit, one of the highest court negligence the land, that did not meet the same fate. and those days should be over. do you believe illegal immigrants should be allowed to vote, judge jackson? >> thank you, senator. under our

do you know janice rodgers brown. >> yes, i do know her. >> how do you know her? >> she was a judge on the court that i now serve. we didn't overlap. and i'm struggling to remember whether i ever met her, but she was a judge on the circuit court. >> right. and you were a district court judge, is that right? >> i was, but i don't know whether she had retired at the time. >> i think they were. are they enemy same building? >> they are in the same building. >> so you really don't know her. >> i know of her, yes. >> what do you know of her, what's her reputation? >> i know that she's a very well-respected judge on my circuit. >> okay. in terms of family, she was the daughter and granddaughter of sharecroppers. she was raised in alabama under jim crow. despite this adversity, she put herself through law school as a single working mother. that's pretty impressive, isn't it? >> yes, senator. >> your background is very impressive. you seem to have a great family. if family mattered, we would not have done to her what was done to her here in the united states senate. do yo

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asking about her, janice rogers brown being on the supreme court. i can assure you that would be a very, very, very difficult fight and she probably would be filibustered. that's what he said about an african-american conservative nominee by president bush who had served five years on the california supreme court. we're not going to live in an american like that any longer. to my democratic colleagues, if you are a person of color, a woman, supported by liberals it's pretty easy sailing. if you are estrada, janice rogers brown, amy coney barrett, on and on and on your life gets turned upside down. you had nothing to do with that. i just make this observation that when you come up to me and talk about how moving the exchange was, i agree. i just want to remind you there was somebody else of color, a woman of color, that was picked for the d.c. circuit, one of the highest courts in the land, that did not meet the same fate. and those days should be over. do you believe illegal immigrants should be allowed to vote, judge jackson? >> thank you, senator.