a spot check on a vehicle on district road 22 was fatally injured by chance by the chauffeur to the phillip. throughout the day, the police search continued in the air and on the ground plain clothes and uniformed officers examined the crime scene in rhineland, platinum, and also locations in nearby sol. and the police announced they wanted to speak to a 38 year old man from czar land known to the authorities and the holder of a gun license. he and another man age 32 were later arrested in the town of wilts by federal interior minister, nancy phaser tweeted, regardless of the motive. this act is reminiscent of an execution and shows that the police risk their lives every day for safety. the 24 year old who died was still a train, a police college. among the questions the investigation will now look at why the 2 young police officers decided to stop this particular vehicle and what led to them losing their lives in the shocking way. the japanese bank or i get is following the story in southwest germany and has more on the us next. the 2 men were arrested a 38 year old man in a 32 year old ma

and june 19th on, of course the parties that happened allegedly happened of the night before prince phillips funeral, no su bray says the government needs to address this immediately and does not need to wait for the police investigation bar. johnson, as you just heard the saying, he's sorry, and he will fix it, and the government can be trusted. but really the public. all questioning bar is johnson, how trustworthy the government is. and in fact, a poll suggests that knowing intent people, what boris johnson to resign on the sentiment in westminster, in the house of commons, is no different either many m. p 's, including within johnson's own party, want to see in paris. johnson walk out of number tend to get yeah, you get the sense times are really running out. but he said bravely out of the moment what a good time than to deflect attention to talk about ukraine, russia. let's talk about that with you. he said, what's happening on that side of it? well, bars, johnston is fighting for his political future at home, but seems to be concerned with perhaps focusing minds elsewhere. now, he did f

the shooter totally phillips. throughout the day the police search continued in the air and on the ground plain clothes and uniformed officers examined the crime scene in rhineland, polite in it, and also locations in near bazaar lent the police announced they wanted to speak to a 38 year old man from tsar land known to the authorities and the holder of a gun license, he and another man age 32 were later arrested in the town of salzburg. federal interior minister nancy phaser tweeted, regardless of the motive. this act is reminiscent of an execution and shows that the police risk their lives every day for our safety. the 24 year old who died was still a trainee at police college. among the questions, the investigation will now look at why the 2 young police officers decided to stop this particular vehicle and what led to them losing their lives in this shocking way. or let's get a round up of some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . at least 21 people have died in brazil following heavy rain, landslides and flooding of the state of some palo, destroyed the ho

the night of boris johnson birthday party of june, the 19th and what happened the night before prince phillips, the funeral were allegedly to parties happened. the public want to know the full picture, the public want to know the full story. now to gray actually says the government needs to address this immediately and doesn't need to wait for a police investigation to do so. for us, johnson, as we had. 6 said he will fix it and that the government can be trusted. but can the government really be trusted? according to the latest call, 9 out of 10 british people, one bars johnson out. they want him to resign. in the house of commons. it's really no different either many members of parliament, including those, even within barnes johnson's own party. they want him out. we know or as johnson does have some backers and some supporters, they will really try and move on. but there are many more m p 's in the house of commons, so want to get to the bottom of it. see this course in full. and today's sub tree or summary. all we're dr. commentary from su gray. really just beg more questions to be honest.

. >> tomorrow, the department of water resources will do a snow survey at the phillips station in the sierra. there will be a sense of how much water will run into the reservoirs later this year. >>> 6:16 and mary, your latest forecast is not doing us any favors when it comes to that? >> yeah. dry conditions will continue. we've gone three weeks without measurable rainfall and we need the rain and will see the opposite with gusty offshore wind, dry northerly wind kicking through tomorrow through thursday. your first alert weather, tracking changes and northerly wind is developing with high wind watch is in effect from late tuesday through thursday morning. this is for the areas highlighted in yellow, excluding the santa rosa valley. more than 70 miles per hour in the north bay mountains with downed trees and power lines with offshore wind developing and that offshore wind event looking through late thursday and thursday morning, tracking on futurecast, breezy conditions and we will see gusty northerly winds developing late tonight and tomorrow, northerly wind with the strongest wind l

phillips: ok. ms. szpindor: and we are working also at times with the arc tect of the capitol -- architect of the capitol. they primarily are the ones who have a pulse on all the space available across the capitol building. mr. phillips: thank you. i appreciate it. ms. johnson, one quick question for you too. in your testimony you articulated a system to track lobbying disclosures and i'd love if you would spend a moment sharing with us a little bit more on that and letting us know if you have the authorities and the funding already to pursue such a system. ms. johnson: currently we do not have the authority. we're still in discussions. the committee hasn't given us directions in terms of how far we should go and this is one because lobbying and disclosure is in conjunction with the senate side as well. so it's both chambers working together on that project. mr. phillips: ok. all right. i appreciate it. i yield back. thank you very much. ms. johnson: and happy birthday as well. mr. phillips: thank you

. >> tomorrow, the california department of water resources will do another snow survey at phillips station with a sense of how much water will run off into reservoirs later this year. >>> a storm that slammed the mid-atlantic over the weekend moved on but the cleanup remains the same with 12 inches falling in nine states this weekend, lot of snow. parts of massachusetts, rhode island and new york got more than two feet. the worst conditions were at the coast. at the height of the storm, nantucket streets were underwater. >> it was ridiculous when they said we had 20 inches of snow but after seeing those driveways, quite obviously, i was wrong. >> hopefully i can get out of the driveway. >> the national weather service said the highest accumulations were in stoughton, massachusetts and they received 30.9 inches. oh my goodness. i can't even imagine. >> yes. that's a lot but even those harsh conditions couldn't keep a couple from saying there i- do's. this couple was in rhode island and then they saw the forecast. family and friends trudged to the library to watch them tie the knot in the bl

phillips. >>> nbc's olympic coverage starts on thursday, and one california golden girl hopes to strike gold in snowboarding. maddie mastro competed in the south korea games and this time around she's hoping to medal. whatever happens, her fans will be in the loop. >> for me, cultural media is a platform that i like to use to inspire others and try to post to get people to learn about snowboarding. i think that's important for young girls in particular, to have a place to go and be someone and look up to someone. that's what i've been striving to achieve. >> when maddie is at home, her four rescue dogs tend to keep her grounded. janelle wang is in beijing after arriving over the weekend. she posted these photos on instagram. she has a great crew out there. janelle says she got to meet figure skater jason brown, who had been going through customs and was there at the same time. she will have live reports later this week on nbc bay area. be sure to follow janelle entire the winter games on facebook, twitter, instagram, for more behind-the-scenes photos. >> they've been fun. >>> 5:25 this

. >> reporter: on tuesday, the state department of water resources will do a snow survey at the phillips station to predict the amount of water that would melt from the snowpack and run to the reservoirs. if the dry spell is broken with precipitation, the national weather service said we will finish the year normal. >>> it's 11 minutes after 5:00 and time to get a check on our weather and traffic. mary, no rain in the forecast again? >> you are right and we could use that rain but it does look like we are ending the month of january dry and that will continue starting the first week of february. your first alert weather forecast, tracking gusty offshore wind, it's not something we need for sure, but i'm tracking that as we look through tuesday and wednesday. very dry air coming our way. if you are getting ready to work or school, what you can expect from a live look outside in san francisco, as we look to mostly cloudy skies out there, and also looking at temperatures in the 30s, 40s and 50s. here we go. we are looking to san francisco with the mark hopkins hotel camera. we are looking a

. >> the last time this franchise was in such a position, louis phillips dropped a similar chance. a pick of the next play with a touchdown pass. now they go deep down the field and it is intercepted by donald. >> this time patrick mahomes is intercepted in the third place of the extra quarter and the bengals took over and marched into a position for a walk-off field goal to win, 27-24. >> there it is. >> unbelievable. >> it was crazy. >> i was watching you and jack and i don't know who was freaking out more. >> it was really unbelievable. this team, this game. >> yeah. >> it was just the tale of two halves. i mean nfl playoffs have been extraordinary. let's bring in the host of "way too early" and white house chief at "politico" jonathan lemire, and sports writer, tv commentator and radio host, mike florio, creator of profootballtalk.com. let's start with the obvious, mike. the last two weeks have been the most incredible two weeks. mike florio, let's start with the obvious. the last two weeks have been the most incredible in football. in my years of watching nfl football games, o

young phillips shows reporting that over a 1000 african refugees are living in albania as they wait for the us to approve their asylum applications. many of them used to work for the u. s. in afghanistan and washington promised to provide them with visas and permanent homes. but only after their applications are approved. now, after months of waiting in the eastern european country, many afghans in albania are growing concerned. there might be stuck there and see their dreams of a life in the us fading. our correspondent, funny for char file, this report fun from the town of change in another day of the andreotti coast of albania. de number 140, for alia, snub and dish. the 29 year old fled from afghanistan after the taliban to control in august. last year alias is a journalist, a job risky to keep under the taliban. his thoughts here, revolver on his sister's left, behind, forced to leave school. it's very hard to love to hear that your sister is asking for education and you don't have a power or a possibility for her to to, to respond. hair. hideous is thankful to be safe, but his own

while the ws correspondent phillips shots is in lisbon and centers this update, it's a surprise that hardly any one here expected the incumbent socialist prime minister costa has won the absolute majority in portugal elections, recent polls rather predicted and neck and neck, raised with the main opposition candidate observer say that it says closeness to the people and his competent pandemic management that have contributed to cost us victory. the absolute majority will probably bring the political stability that many portuguese were hoping for when off crushed us. main challenges will be to come up with a plan for portugal. economic recovery generally chose reporting that over a 1000 african refugees are living in albania as they wait for the us to approve their solemn applications. washington promised to provide visas and permanent homes only after the vetting process is completed. but of the month of waiting in the eastern european country, many afghans in albania, a growing concerned, they might be stuck there are correspondent, funny for char, filed this report from the town of

even my children phillips and laughable because of that palestinian father, they're not allowed to go to the local school is or is she mc and i look, i wish my children could grow up like any normal lebanese child on an instead, there excluded from many things and my husband isn't allowed to take certain jobs in it, just because he's palestinian or nationality does not play any role in the trees for lebanon initiative. the only condition for participants is that they do not have another means of income. because the project especially wants to help those most in need. to day the women are making seed bombs for wild time and sisters. in addition to reforestation, the product also wants to plant crops that can later be harvested. after sifting the soil, the women add the clay that will later form the hard outer layer of the seed bowls . when both are mixed, the seeds go in. every thing is then mixed with water and need it. it's a sociable process. the group then sits together and shapes the individual seat balls . ah. when the balls are finished, they need to dry in the sun for at least

and please, give a round of applause for our house band, marcus phillips and top of the mark. [applause] and now, a virtual performance from hope briggs. [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ let it shine ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we are not afraid ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ the truth shall make us free ♪ ♪ the truth small make us free ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we shall all be free ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we shall overcome some day ♪ ♪ some day ♪ >> please welcome to the stage, derek brown. >> thank you, thank you, so much. derek brown. senior director of the leo t. mccarthy center at the great university of san francisco and it an honor and privilege to be here today. to all the crowds that are here right now, you all look fantastic. thank you so much for coming out, as well as everyone online tuning in. thank you so much for coming out. i hope you are all enjoying the show. i know i am. it has been a great honor to partner with some extraordinary organizations. like m.l.k. nor cow right here in san francisco, with m.

after his left, his allies refused to support the government's budget. ultimately his yan phillips shelters in lisbon and sent us this update. it's a surprise that hardly any one year expected. the incumbent socialist prime minister coaster has won the absolute majority in portugal elections, recent polls rather predicted, and mecca mac res, with the main opposition candidate. observe us say that it says closeness to the people and has competent pandemic management that have contributed to cost us victory. the absolute majority will probably bring the political stability that many portuguese were hoping for, or not crushed us. main challenges will be to come up with a plan for portugal, economic recovery, the israel's had a state a sack. hezekiah has arrived in the united arab emirates in the 1st ever official visit by an israeli president. it comes 2 years after the 2 countries normalized diplomatic ties. his ark flew to abu dhabi the capital of the emirates where he met the crown prince and defacto burleigh mohammed been signed. the 2 sides discussed security, economic and bilateral ties.

jan phillips schultz is in lisbon and sent us this update. it's a surprise that hardly any one here expected, the incumbent socialist prime minister costa has won the absolute majority in portugal. elections, recent polls rather predicted and neck and neck, raised with the main opposition candidate observer say that it's his closeness to the people and his competent pandemic management that have contributed to crushed us victory. the absolute majority will probably bring the political stability that many portuguese were hoping for when off crushed us. main challenges will be to come up with a plan for portugal, economic recovery. now, music streaming service spotify has announced new measures aimed at tackling misinformation. it comes off to several high profile artists, neil young and joni mitchell pulled their catalogues from the platform. the mouse daunted off to spotify refused to remove content from star pot. costa, joe rogan, who's been criticized for spreading misinformation about covet 19 also learned this . i am joined in the studio

with you on anything, you were very different in background and style, people like the labour mp jess phillips. and one of the reasons she said she did like you — and i'm sorry to be the bringer of bad news — is she thought you were authentic, she thought you were honest in your views, and we asked her again what she thought, and she thought you had become a bit less honest since you have gone into government. do you accept that criticism? look, i never demur from political criticism — that is what one gets involved in if one goes into politics. i will simply say that if you are in government, your political opponents have a greater reason to disagree with you because you are representing the whole of government policy, rather than talking about individual things. sure, but let me give you an example. you said recently that a change of leader — conservative party leader — requires an election. you said it with all the authority of being the lord president of the council, the fourth greatest office. yes. where on earth does it say that you have to have an election if you change leader

well gee, don't bella phillip, look at look to suck it, move on the fall from suck, looked up luma. cynthia, fill up a lottery and the passcode will not thought of what you thought it 1st to put it in a new per person up to multiple multiple isn't. if it is up to 43rd, you don't think 1st off the bus this year for the president, you've got to set up the video tomorrow. but that must, so we flee. if you let you know, so they shouldn't see what popular is of course you're welcome from you. so for see, well up or you must do it was c mission will free if on top of your body. so that is or is this the volume discuss if he does that matter. thank miss was it was it that it was a great was the amc theory and see it i did. does on the so before but it was a good we'll see it as well. would do regardless. shiver was to do before before, before we'll do when i go by robot that off we're whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, lesson is out there. a ppo pile as it is. did alec? i then we'll go over to the, with the, with the may me got to go to live with my mother in law a with a whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa

phillip, has this strategy worked for mcconnell in the past? >> yeah, i think one of the things that mcconnell and his party have going for him, and people remember trump had no second term agenda when running in 2020, and neither did the republican, they just said whatever trump wants to do is their agenda. the republicans are enabled in not doing things by being the party that can say, no, we don't want to do that. so it's always easier to do nothing than it is to do something. mitch mcconnell understands if he gets out ahead of this and refuses to outline any sort of policy agenda, then he can't be held accountable for it. it's the same reason people find new candidates appealing, if you don't say what it is you're going to do, nobody is going to vote against you because of it. because the republican party is focused on culture war stuff, it seems like it will work. >> cultural wars do end up taking up a lot of oxygen in the room. juanita, if the republicans are avowedly running on nothing, what does that mean for democrats and their message

susan phillip. i do have a number of slides that i hope will answer some of your questions and, of course, we are available to continue the conversation and to continue to work towards addressing this unprecedented pandemic going into a third year. next slide. so in terms of our current state of covid, i really want us to focus for a few minutes on what we know. we know that omicron is far more infectious, but thankfully causes less severe disease than the delta variant. very importantly and i will say this multiple times during this presentation, vaccines are very effective in preventing severe illness and death and just to provide the board with the latest data on this the cdc released startling data on friday that showed for people over 65 if they had received a booster, they were 49 times less likely to be hospitalized due to covid and for people between the ages of 50 and 64, they were 44 times less likely to be hospitalized for covid. and as a physician, i can tell you that rates of reduction

a lot of work ahead for the new prime minister who might be the old by minister young phillip shelton. lisbon, thank you so much for that update. thank you. and so his voice now because raw found the tao has won the australian open and made tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old from my yorker in spain . and that puts him ahead of no like junk of it. and roger federer and al defeated russian daniel madrid of in a final nothing short of epic. it all began as a one sided affair. after striding to a 1st set victory, daniel med would have kept his cool to claim the 2nd and seemed ready to double his grand slam tally. he even began to win some fans over, though the crowd was firmly in the pals camp. that may just have been the boost, the 35 year old needed so awesome the come back king in his career that i'll pull his way back into the match, willing to set 6 full thought. his opponent was with him all the way. after 5 hours of playing time, the exhaustion, and the 5th and final set was there to see. method of again threatened to be the man to deny

and for more, let's bring in our correspondent yon phillip shots who is covering the selection for us from lisbon. young philip prime minister antonio costa had high hopes going into this election. now, looking at the projections, where would this preliminary result and these elections leave him? well, it's difficult to say are the 1st numbers indeed indicates that he has clearly won the elections sir, or were for more than 40 percent of the votes. but sir, his original plan was to get the absolute majority of won't. so when he pushed for a new election so 3 months ago because smaller parties didn't want to support his budget anymore, he was quite sure that you could achieve the absolute majority. but at the moment, it's not clear if he were really achieved, that's the main opposition party, the conservatives. they could also gain some boats and even the right wing extremists, so gain both. so the big losers of the elections ah, the left wing of parties so far. so at the moment it's, it's a complex situation. a prime minister, antonio costa. definitely m as a good result. but it's too

back with us phillip, shelby and oliver. phillip, you raised a question on twitter, is the new gop policy position that rioters should be let out of jail? >> right. yeah, i mean, obviously donald trump is a leader if not the leader in the republican party. i have not seen polling or anything to suggest that republicans broadly feel as though these people who conducted these acts of violence in particular who are the ones primarily who are the ones being incarcerated or detained that they should be set free. when you are complaining about the conditions in confinement for people the natural response is let's improve these conditions not let's set them free and release them from jail. donald trump is saying let's pardon them. i don't know that that's a position that most republicans have held to this point. what will be fascinating to see is will they adopt this position moving forward? does this change the baseline position of the republican party to be, yes, let's have these people walk free because donald trump has raised t

however, many portuguese say that what they want most of all at the moment is political stability. yon phillip salts there in lisbon. he's a reminder now of the top story we're following for you. rafa on the doll has won the australian. i've been making history in the process. the 21st grand slam title and 2nd australian i been when the spaniards made roches. danya had made video of in 5 states in melbourne, breaking the men's record for the most grand slam singles, totters and al documentary series dock film is up. next i'm jar, grading belvin duncan i was interested in the global economy our portfolio d w business. beyond here, the closer look out the project, our mission. to analyze the flight for market dominance. good, a step ahead with the w business beyond on you tube. ah ah ah ah, isn't that come with my name is natca natca i to like my mother live with you for the most who oh people the family name always comes from the mother. yet see who i am 18 and i live in a large house with my mother's families in. yeah ah ah, does your disease in here? you don't live with your father on those w

are correspondent john phillips. schultz has more now from the capital. lisbon. it's all about on the crown here in the parliamentary elections in portugal, around 10 percent of all potential voters are currently in isolation. they are encouraged to vote during a one hour slot in the evening, but the unknown designated areas for them here at the polling stations, some portuguese, say this could affect vote on turn knowledge. the people are a very concern with, with all the questions of security and safe offer of the voting for the older people could be initial. but of course, so the organization takes care of that to be safe to, to vote the army. conway has also sidelined other important political topics, such as the countries post covered economic recovery plan. most observers see a neck and neck raised between socialists prime minister costa, and the conservative main opposition party. the far right che got party could also benefit from the situation. however, many portuguese say that what they want most of all at the moment is political stability. yon phillips

john phillips shelton, lisbon that well northern island is mocking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre. we vent events across the country. on this day in 1972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london dairy, also known as dairy. and of course, the consequences can still be felt to day these people a commemorating one of the darkest chapters of the north, not in conflict, one that unfolded 5 decades ago to day. thousands of mostly catholic protest says had gathered for rally against a new law, allowing imprisonment without trial. british troops were deployed to block the marches off to you started throwing bottles and stones. soldiers responded with tear gas rubber, bullets, and water cannon. the paratroopers also opened fire with live rounds shooting at the marches off. less than half an hour of shooting, 13 marches were dead. with overt does more injured. the 14th would succumb to their wounds. months later, the soldiers claimed their talk. did gunman and bomb throw as a government enquiry support to the armies account, but was panned as a

. ♪ >>> welcome to "inside politics sunday," i'm abby phillip. after weeks of setbacks for his domestic agenda president joe biden has a barrier-breaking opportunity to put the first black woman on the supreme court. >> -- person i will nominate will be someone with extraordinary qualifications, character, experience and integrity, and that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. i will nominate a historic candidate, someone who is worthy of justice breyer's legacy. >> with a razor thin margin in the senate democrats are pushing for a swift confirmation and they're citing the 27 days that senate republicans took to confirm just inn amy coney barrett in 2020. whomever he picks, though, biden will have twice played a key role in filling this seat, nearly 28 years ago you see it there, then senate judiciary committee chairman biden led justice breyer's confirmation hearing. joining me with their reporting and insights, hans nichols of axios, cnn's manu raju, jackie kucinich of the "daily beast" and cnn

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hitting up store shelves for merchandise and swag before tomorrow's big game against the rams kron four's phillipe djegal headed to the south bay talking to fans in sunnyvale. >> where the forty-niners faithful. the pre-game routine starts a day >> dick's sporting goods in sunnyvale laying out all of its minors gear during a pep rally and the school matching shirts, hats and raleigh cards, all potentially their new lucky charms of the niners pull out a win sunday. you superstitious to give me some press for the game. i had to get some new apparel. i got plenty of judges, but i had a game. whenever bay area sports teams make deep playoff runs, dick's sporting goods, spokesperson, while greene says it's always good for business, especially when the miners are on the brink of reaching we have a dedicated strong niner base. you know, they've been supporting the niners all year and they are confident in their team. but don't expect a long answer when asking for predictions, go niners. go to the super bowl baby on the way. >> you're like me. you and if the niners win sunday, sporting good stores in the

store shelves for merchandise and some swag before tomorrow's big game against the rams kron four's phillipe djegal spent the day in the south bay talking to fans in sunnyvale. >> where the forty-niners faithful. the pre-game routine starts a day dick's sporting goods in sunnyvale laying out all of its minors gear during a pep rally. and the school matching shirts, hats and raleigh cards, all potentially their new lucky charms of the niners pull out a win sunday. you superstitious did to me some press for the game. i had to get some new apparel. i got new jersey, but i had a game. whenever bay area sports teams make deep playoff runs, dick's sporting goods, spokesperson, while greene says it's always good for business, especially when the miners are on the brink of reaching we have a dedicated strong niner base. you know, they've been supporting the niners all year and they are confident in their team. but don't expect a long answer when asking for prediction says, go niners, go to the super bowl baby on the way. >> you're like me you and if the niners win sunday, sporting good stores in the

and please, give a round of applause for our house band, marcus phillips and top of the mark. [applause] and now, a virtual performance from hope briggs. [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ let it shine ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we are not afraid ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ the truth shall make us free ♪ ♪ the truth small make us free ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we shall all be free ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we shall overcome some day ♪ ♪ some day ♪ >> please welcome to the stage, derek brown. >> thank you, thank you, so much. derek brown. senior director of the leo t. mccarthy center at the great university of san francisco and it an honor and privilege to be here today. to all the crowds that are here right now, you all look fantastic. thank you so much for coming out, as well as everyone online tuning in. thank you so much for coming out. i hope you are all enjoying the show. i know i am. it has been a great honor to partner with some extraordinary organizations. like m.l.k. nor cow right here in san francisco, with m.

shelves for merchandise since wag to get ready for tomorrow's big game against the rams kron four's phillipe djegal went to the south bay in sunnyvale talking to fans. >> as go niners, passionate san francisco forty-niners fans eager for kickoff adding to the war before the teen squares off against the los angeles rams sunday a penny a gear. but i can give you a first. you have the old stuff in the closet for those who are superstitious has helped the team get this some new apparel is an order. the deeper the niners get in the playoffs. so excited. i'm always die hard for united. this mother and daughter stopped by dick's sporting goods in sunnyvale where the story hold the forty-niners pep rally saturday. they say the team brings loved ones together and that football is more than just a game. i'm very been a run, says that when they got here. then with the family, people of all ages line, strongly believe we have a lot of 9 or for every bank 9 again. really high. >> going to do good tomorrow. you know, we won't be the rounds at self. isolating them on. and if the niners win sunday, sporting

with me are the political commentatorjo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the people and sunday mirror. hello to you both. we will chat in a moment, but first of all let's bring you up—to—date with the front pages we have already got. the sunday times leads on the agreement between the prime minister and the chancellor that the planned rise on national insurance will go—ahead, after calls to scrap the increase over cost—of—living fears. the telegraph features a picture of the prime minister as the uk ramps up its deployment to ukraine but leads on the government's response to the afghanistan crisis in the summer. the paper says borisjohnson�*s aide watched cricket as kabul fell to the taliban. the express leads on the uk's response to the crisis in ukraine — with britain sending more troops, jets and warships. the observer says the government are accused of what it calls a "levelling up stunt" to save the prime minister's job. and the levelling up agenda also leads the mail on sunday — but with a different take. it calls the policy a "red wall revolution t

with me are the political commentator, jo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the people and sunday mirror. tomorrow's front pages. the sunday times leads on the agreement between the prime minister and the chancellor that the planned rise on national insurance will go—ahead after calls to scrap the increase over cost—of—living fears. the telegraph features a picture of the prime minister as the uk ramps up it's deployment to ukraine — but leads on the government's response to the afghanistan crisis in the summer. the paper says borisjohnson's aide watched cricket as kabul fell to the taliban. the express leads on the uk's response to the crisis in ukraine — with britain sending more troops, jets and warships. and the guardian says the government are accused of what it calls a levelling—up stunt to save the prime minister's job. we'll crack on straightaway and start off with, and typically i have just lost my list, are, there we go, the times. rishi sunak and boris johnson together with this editorial and, well, the editorialising in the sunday times but it looks

james phillips, the best to you and your family. stay safe and stay well. >> likewise. >> thank you. >>> all right. hello again, everyone. thank you for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield and right now, a powerful and potentially deadly storm is hitting from florida to maine. and confirm ed ten states in a blizzard warning and some places could see two feet of snow, and hurricane-force wind gusts that are contributing to coastal flooding and power outages, and authorities are urging people to stay inside and off of the roads. the worst is massachusetts already reporting more than 110,000 customers without power. cnn has teams covering the northeast, and polo sandoval is live in boston. we go to you first. there you are, and still covered by a lot of snow. >> yes. >> and clothes. >> yes, and standing in this, fred, you are going to get a sense of what this nor east ser about, and you get the snow falling, and the next second, the wind is kicking up, and you are hit in the face, and it is like shaking a snow globe, and then you sh

phillips? >> thank you. greetings, colleagues. i want to salute our very interesting timer we are using. i have 3% left on my ipad, if i happen to drop, please move to the next calling. i want to focus my questions on ethiopia. we all know what is going on and how horrific, the u.n. estimates that 5.2 million people in tigre need food assistance, there has been violence. hundreds of thousands of people are being displaced and food insecurity worsening. the worst is humanitarian aid is being blocked by military. my question first is to you mr. gonzalez. the administration announced a new sanctions regime allowing us to post financial sanctions on individual entities paid have you seen any -- individual entities. have you seen any change in behavior since this announcement was made? >> thank you. at this point, we have not seen the tangible action we were looking to see. but that is the point of the executive order. it has gone too long with too little action and this is an effort to step up pressure on those responsible for prolong

w phillips. my ringer has more on the mystery. ah, larry viola point into africa's largest lake lake victoria. 4 months no. local residents have been making a drew some find dead bodies in various states of the composition that have been dumped in the river. do not thank. i have no idea where this bodies are coming that abound some have their head up tighter. ne long cut my body. i know like what other than i have the hands time. yeah. i'm, i'm, if we were gone. people see some of the bodies they have found shows signs of mutilation or torture. but the local doctor says he has found nothing suspicious. there type of injury that sharp eyes manifested is a biscuit lea droning. we are not able to ascertain whether these any other type of injury in this bodies unless and until our post mortem is conduct. police, an activist groups are giving different accounts of the number of dead rights group . amnesty international has voiced its concern and accuses authorities of don playing the matter. we are here because we know that a minimum o

here to discuss, abby phillip. work in the obama white house on the team that vetted would be supreme court justice merrick garland. president biden promised to name a black woman. how much pressure is he really under to pick one of these judges over another? >> a lot, to put it shortly. at the same time, look. they're not exactly beening his arm on this. he's been pretty clear. he's going to pick a black woman. he said so this week when he was, you know, sort of thanking justice breyer at the white house. and i don't think there's any reason to believe that he will back down on that at this point after all this time. not to mention, all of those women are extremely qualified to be on the court. and i think most reasonable rational, normal people agree that after, you know, 115 supreme court justices, just one, maybe just one, might need to be on the supreme court. i don't think this is a really difficult political step for him to take and it might actually put some republican in addition tough spot when they would

phillips. >> thank you, chairwoman bass. greetings, colleagues. i want to salute our very interesting timer that we are using on this meeting. i have 3% left on my ipad. if i drop, please go ahead and move to the next -- my next colleague. wasn't to focus my questions on ethiopia. we all know what is going on and how -- people estimate people need emergency food assistance. more than 2 million have been displaced by violence. it's extending to other regions. hundreds of thousands of people are being displaced and food insecurity worsening. the worst is that humanitarian aid is being blocked because of the conflict. my question is to you, mr. gonzalez. the u.s. is allowed to impose financial sanctions on individuals and entities in connection with the conflict. my question is, have you seen any change at all in behavior from these actors since the announcement was made? >> thank you, sir. at this point, we have not yet seen the tangible action that we are looking to see. but that's the point of the executive order is that it's gone too long with to

so let's go back to phillips. i entered the 1st part of the program by bringing up on the metaphor of the cuban missile crisis in reverse. and you started entering the can you add on a little bit b, helsinki, final act, which made it clear that one country cannot improve its security at the expense of another. i mean, this is, this is part of the dna originally of the western alliance of nato itself. but now it's completely void. it's not even given credence. ok, i think that's one of the things that a room fundamentally basing right now is that who is allowed security? go ahead. oh, yeah. that, that is a fundamental point. so how the russians are not allowed to have it and to be is the major criminal in the western media. essentially where, you know, we're seeing the situation where they're not getting down to the basic fact. now the basic fact here is if you go back to the nuremberg trials, an aggressive war against the country that has not threatened you actually is the ultimate worker and united states is thre

with me now to talk about all of this is nbc news chief correspondent is richard engel and phillip rucker for the washington post and ambassador michael mcfaul. analysts, thank you for being with me. richard, you spent the last couple of days on the front lines, talking to people and soldiers, what are they telling you? >> reporter: so when we speak to soldiers and citizens here in the east, they are saying they are calm that they are trying to go about their daily lives as if this crisis were not happening but then when you spend more time talking to them and they get beyond that initial reaction, they'll tell you that they do have lingering concerns that they are worried. there are certainly no panic. there was no panic on the front lines, we didn't see any increase activities or increase militarization. it was pretty much business as usual and here in this village was not far from the front and other villages we are not seeing panic buying or people coming off the streets, just this growing concern that this time may be different. so they have been in a low level conflict with russia a

. >> general phillip breedlove served as supreme allied commander 2013-2016 currently with the middle east institute as their distinguished chair of the frontier europe initiative. is on with us this morning to talk about the increasing tensions between ukraine and russia. welcome to washington journal. thank you for having me, i'm looking forward to the conversation. >> and what is the supreme court allied commander, what does that entail? >> militarily you're ostensibly the commander of nato forces that are operational. those that have been called to duty or those that are on day-to-day standing at sea and in the air, and on the ground in ur our units forward in europe. there's between you and the frontline troops and you're providing guidance, et cetera, to carry the mission of nato and the military forces activated. >> go ahead and finish your thought, go ahead. >> the factor is more of a representative for the military and of the military to the nac, the north atlantic council. when we need to do something militarily in nato, the decision to do for it, the decision to provide for