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joining us now is arizona secretary of state katey haubs. she is running for governor of arizona. secretary hobbs, thank you for being here. your reaction to legislation being proposed in your state? >> well, it really is a solution in search of a problem, but i think that minimizes the seriousness of what we're seeing here. you nailed it when you said this is attempts to put partisan individuals overseeing important aspects of our elections. and it's not necessary. this is one more example of trump loyalists using his big lie to take the levers of power they have access to and change how we run and certify elections

can you tell us -- correct me if i got any that was wrong. can you put in your own words what the importance is of the four new subpoenas. mr. epstein is complaining about the fact that these subpoenas are -- we have eric trump complaining this is a partisan investigation and he has nothing to hide. can you tell us about the importance of the subpoenas from your perspective? >> well, let's see. lawyers first of all are not exempt from having to obey the law.

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. >> when you see the same kind of activity going on in multiple states at the exact same time using the same tactics, that ain't no accident. >> reporter: secretaries of state are key election officials in most places. democratic and republican secretaries alike played a critical role in defending joe biden's legitimate and legal defeat of trump in 2020. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: so now, in several key states, the defeated president is endorsing individuals running to take those positions. people who have embraced his unproven claim the election was stolen. >> nobody understands the disaster of the lack of election

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gabbard represented the state of hawaii in the congress as well as the united states itself in the us army. she joins us now to assess what we're seeing. tulsi gabbard, thanks so much for coming on tonight. so here you have the government of ukraine complaining because the president suggests that maybe we're not going to go to war next week. how distorted is our system that we can be pushed into a potentially nuclear involved conflict by ukraine? well, let's look at what's really at the heart of what is motivating the decisions being made by our leaders in this country. and what we have is unfortunately democrats or republicans, the mainstream media, the washington elite essentially in the pocket of the military industrial complex and rather than looking out for what's in the best interests of the american people, our national security, our country. they see dollar signs when they look ukraine, they see how they can line their pockets,

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have been donated by all of 50 of the us states. but it's somewhere that a year ago was a scene of complete chaos. that is where the mob stormed through, some of them chanting, hang mike pence. the vice president was proceeding over the certification ofjoe biden's certification of joe biden's election certification ofjoe biden's election victory. there are some who came to the us capital armed with weapons and what is really extraordinary about the polling that

joining us now is former ohio state senator nina turner. she was co-chair of bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign. we're also joined by jonathan cott, former senior adviser to joe manchin. nina, to you first. what appears to be voting rights legislation dead. >> i mean, this is a sad day. we're in the 201 century. we are not in the 19th, 18th century. this is a sad day, a sad time for democracy. and although the african american community certainly shoulders an enormous burden when it comes to voting rights because of the historic import of how we had to fight and people had to die to get those rights, this is an attack, make no mistake, on every single person in this country, particularly the poor, the working poor, and the barely middleclass. an absolute sad day that you have senators that would rather

. >> starting us off tonight is senator debbie stabenow. senator, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> absolutely, zerlina. i really -- i love your work. i'm a fan. >> thank you so much. so you're calling for congress to pass new protections for voting rights, and the steam, and i think the momentum for this is picking up, but it also picks up on the two senators we talk a lot about, senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. this all comes down to changing the filibuster. do you see a way of convincing them to do that? >> zerlina, we're working night and day to find a way to get agreement to move forward on making this work as it's supposed to work. when you go back and read our founders, hamilton and madison and so on, they never meant for the majority to get it done. it was the power to the minority. i mean it's all about majority

some lawmakers monday proposing to use it to boost funding for schools this is a time for k 12 to be front and center in the in the budget conversation going forward. leaders acknowledging overall challenges are ahead. >> there will be some rough patches, of course. hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news in national news tonight. former president donald trump has been subpoenaed in an ongoing tax fraud investigation. >> regarding his family's his 2 eldest children don junior

some lawmakers monday proposing to use it to boost funding for schools this is a time for k 12 to be front and center in the in the budget conversation going forward. leaders acknowledging overall challenges are ahead. >> there will be some rough patches, of course. hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock. it was the biggest talking point in the sports world this weekend. an nfl player, a star. troubled player quit in the middle of

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colonel corona tells us she has a newfound respect for teachers. she calls them real heroes. and norah, we can confirm, the colonel did not forget to give out the homework assignments. >> o'donnell: of course she didn't. all right, kris van cleave, thank you so much. and we learned today that in the last 24 hours, there has been an increased russian buildup of troops on the ukraine border. also, the u.s. military naming the ten u.s. bases where some 8,500 troops are on heightened alert to deploy to eastern europe. cbs's holly williams reports from ukraine's capital of kyiv. >> reporter: the u.s. says the

so i thought it would be useful to say how does communist china measure up. let's take a look at the six areas. where is china? number one, an official ideology, china is ruled by an official marxist ideology with so-called chinese characteristics. two, a single political party led by one man. well, there is one and only one party in china, the communist party led by one and only one man, who has been elevated to the status of a demagogue like mao. three, a second police. beijing depends upon a police force supervised by the communist party and directed against all so-called enemies of the regime. in point of fact, the national network of forced labor camps still exists in china and is populated by untold numbers of political prisoners. number four, party control of mass communications. through the 90 million members and unlimited budget, the c.c.p. controls all means of mass communications, especially the social media. the majority of the china people know only what they read or see or hear on a government-run media. for them, for example, there is no such t

all of this would not only relieve rise in cost by making us less reliant on foreign manufacturing, it would also advance our national security. this legislation would help ask our countries dangerous semiconductor shortages driven prices up and m everything from cars to microwaves. by strengthening domestic supply chains and by increasing production. only relieve rising costs it would also advance our national security. for months, months i've spoken with both the republican and democratic colleagues about finding a way to get this bill to the president's desk. now, i am glad that the house will take action later this week on their version of this legislation. and i look forward to working through this bill so president biden can finally sign this landmark manufacturing innovation bill into law. now on other senate business, madam president over the next few week there are other crucial priorities that the senate must also attend to as we return to this work. comment discussions among senate democrats on bbb will continue. we'll also work on nominations. at the end of the last work pe

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thanks for joining us. the u.s. and russia faced office monday at the united nations over growing tensions in ukraine. during the meeting, the u.s. accused moscow of causing an urgent and dangerous situation by amassing more than 100,000 troops at the border with ukraine. the west has warned a russian invasion could be imminent. the kremlin dismissed those comments as fear mongering by the u.s.. reporter: 10 votes in favor, two votes against, three abstentions. the provisional agenda has been adopted. a swift vote at the un security council has thwarted moscow's attempts to block a public meeting on the brewing conflict near ukraine's borders. the majority of the body supported keeping the session open, with china joining russia in voting against, and abstentions from the remaining three. the russian ambassador dismiss the meeting as a pr stunt by the united states. >> this is the pursuit of our american colleagues to whip up hysteria. the escalation hysteria will bring harm to ukraine. reporter: the meeting was req

ben, bring us up to date. yeah, it's been a really busy transfer deadline day, one of the busiest in recent memory. let's start with some of the big transfers, then. donny van de beek on loan from manchester united to everton, joining frank lampard at goodison park. elsewhere, julian alvarez has joined for £14 million from river plate. the argentina striker won't be seen at city this season, as he's gone back on loan to argentina. one of the big late deals, aaron ramsey going from juventus to rangers. he's talked about playing european football and playing in front of 50,000 — one of the big reasons for the move. juventus will be contributing a large portion of his wages. couple more outgoings atjuventus. rodrigo bentancur and dejan kulusevski joining tottenham hotspur. bentancurjoining for around $20 million, around £14 million initially. lots of outgoings, though, at tottenham hotspur, including the likes of their record signing, tanguy ndombele, going on loan to lyon — giovani lo celso and bryan gil a

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all of us suffered through the pandemic. i lost my mother to covid, and the day after i buried her, boris johnson was having a party in the garden in downing street. >> reporter: the internal investigation into the events here at 10 downing street also noted excessive drinking and staff feeling unable to report bad behavior. its findings on twelve gatherings have gone on to a criminal investigation now underway by the police. norah. >> o'donnell: roxana saberi, thank you. we want to turn to the covid misinformation scandal surrounding dismeedian add podcastser joe rogan, causing a major backlash for streaming service spofort spotify, prompting an apology from rogen. >> i'm sorry they feel that way. >> reporter: joe rogan is apologetic to allegation he's helping spread dangerous information about covid 19 on spotify on his podcast. >> i will try to balance out these more controversial viewpoints. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: musicians neil young and joni mitchell pulled their music from spotify in support overhundredses of medi

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if the united states has the innovation, we can use that. other than that, if you take the united states of america out of the fossil industry right now, i guarantee the road will get more challenging and dirtier. no one will put the money into it. >> do you think you will get this? >> whatever but we have to have a balanced approach. i would like to have republicans involved. i think that would be great to see a piece of legislation that had everyone's participation. you won't have republicans that will vote for it. i can tell you when you have a participation were democrats and republicans participate, you get a better outcome. the fix what happened, the insurrection. i think that will be pretty quick. thank you. >> this week, on the c-span network, the house and senate are both in session. the senate will vote on nominations including the university of pennsylvania president amy gottman to serve as u.s. ambassador to germany and rita joe lewis to be president of the export and import bank. on tuesday, two hearings for the nominations for

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wanted to use the security council to gain momentum in their diplomatic efforts. and president joe biden has said that the united states will continue to push for diplomacy, but also he's ready. no matter what happens. what more do you have on that? well, there are sanctions, of course, that were already put in place years before, and they were considered ineffective. following the annexations, the annexation of crimea in 2014 and all the west, including the united states and the european union, are threatening a new level of sanctions that could reach from economic boy car to cutting off russian bangs from the financial grid from the international financial grid, also to personal sanctions against vladimir putin. then a new thread came to day from washington and london. and that would impose or include punishing, leads that are close to prudent and freeze their assets. also include travel bands for these people. should russia invade the ukraine? so again, what we're seeing is a mix of threats and diplomacy to deter russia from doing exactly that. under the sun. i

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joining us to discuss these issues, san francisco. attrition dr. yes ugo fukuda who is also the california district chair of the american academy of pediatrics. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. kristen: i want to start with the big picture. it appears we are seeing a dramatic drop in california in covid cases and positivity rate. is that an indication the omicron wave is over? >> we are hoping for that. i am a general pediatrician in san francisco. certainly there has been discussion about following the numbers. i also want to look at the big picture. we don't just live in a microcosm. across the nation, as part of the american academy of pediatrics, we are monitoring this closely. we know that we want kids to be back in school. we know it is good for them to continue their education, to be out with their friends and doing their activities, but we want to do it as safely as possible. kristen: speaking of that, there is more talk about vaccine for the youngest kids, the under five's, and that when -- and when that may be coming.

great to see use those storms that were across texas. now shifting into louisiana. temperatures have pops up again in miami after that cold spells from the cold stare in more than a decade. your overnight lows recovering, as was so low of 20 degrees on thursday after the northeast, the south facing winds ramping up those temperatures. so we're going to see the snow melts in boston, for example, where he had just picked up 60 centimeters of snow from that, nor easter, more sunshine in the forecast for vancouver, but temperatures are coming down. we've got a cooler air rate across the canadian prairies and the northern plains, off to the west coast of the u. s. things looking calm and settled here. los angeles, we've got you in for a high of 19 degrees on tuesday. central america looks like this. we had a record low temperature in havana, your temperatures are bouncing back is while both by day and night. so 27 by thursday, that is above average for february. we've seen some pretty strong storms through the pay ruby and andy's right into t

they are learning how to use firearms. they say they want to make it as difficult as possible for any russian troops who try to invade. >> ukrainian women from all walks of life are training to shoot with the help of an instructor, the volunteers are there nning how to operate machine guns on weekends. these women are willing to do whatever it takes. if our government hands out weapons, we will take them and defend our city. during the first days we will use our weapons that we have already authorized. together, they have a plan to help secure the lives of the most vulnerable. children will be taken to relatively safe spot. maybe somewhere deeper in the country or close to the border. we will monitor the situation. the volunteers make it clear, if russia wants to invade their city, there will be active resistance. but this 55 gold wants to show her resistance in another way. since the start of the tensions, the native russian speaker is trying to speak ukrainian. the city has to be protected. russia has a big appetite and

they took us to brexit, they've taken us took us to brexit, they've taken us to the _ took us to brexit, they've taken us to the pandemic, i don't see anyone else that could have done that to the strength that he is shown. he is a maverick, — the strength that he is shown. he is a maverick, but i think he has got to value _ a maverick, but i think he has got to value going forward, depending on the actual— to value going forward, depending on the actual final report if that does take him — the actual final report if that does take him down, then that has to be a consequence — take him down, then that has to be a consequence of where we are. deborah. _ consequence of where we are. deborah, gavin, thank you so much for your thoughts. thank you for joining us on newsday. we turn next to the ukrainian crisis, and the continuing tensions between russia and the west. president biden says russia will face swift and severe consequences if it walks away from diplomacy and invades ukraine. at a special meeting of the un security council, the us ambassador said russia had conducted the big

nova vax as applied for emergency use authorization in the united states. we have more information on testing and vaccines across the bay area at kpix.com. >>> denied the school board will discuss potentially closing or merging some campuses. they have too many schools and too few students they say. that is draining resources and putting a damper on salaries. more on the closures and we will hear from families involved coming up at 6:00. >>> dunes went back to class in person at uc berkeley and cal state east bay. campus officials say the move comes as covid cases continue to decline. >>> congestion at the port of oakland. there will be a container yard for agricultural companies to load the shipping containers. exports have been down at the port. volume plunged 20%. there were fewer shipments of nuts, berries and protist. we spoke to the transportation secretary said some vessels are leaving the united states with empty containers rather than waiting to fill them with american goods for export. >> is sounds a simple thing but if you don't have access to on

so things have gone very well for us there. >> now we know that a lot of banks have gotten quite used to this when they want to go to an area, they buy another bank. you have chosen an organic strategy why is that superior >> you know, the reason that we decided to do it was because we had invested in our business enough so that we demonstrated we were growing customers. if our organic business had not been growing the next page in anybody's playbook is let's buy some androll somebody up and i works out. but we made the investments. we had the success and so any time you do acquisitions, particularly in a market where we already were, we risked diluting our brand, our culture and our value proposition and also with investing as i call it with our income statement as opposed to our balance sheet, we allow the benefit of this strategy to go to our shareholders who are current shareholders have allowed us to grow into a company that could grow organically as opposed to paying that to somebody else and that's been successful for it us. >> you had expose to oil and gas and i love that but

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thank you so much for joining us. it's incredible to think why this is happening in this country but why do you think your book is being targeted now? >> this isn't actually new for me. i was targeted for the first time in 2019. it was a similar thing, questions about it being divisive, about language, et cetera. i think right now we are all looking for something to be in control of. it's a very interesting time to be an american, to say the least. >> the interesting thing is the north carolina superintendent who pulled dear martin says he never even talked to the teacher about why she picked the book as part of the curriculum. doesn't understand perhaps what it was contributing to the understanding of students. your response to that? >> you know, having it replaced with a text that has been banned before, i think was a really interesting decision and a lot of these educators right now, i honestly think everyone is doing their best, right? we're doing the best we can with what we have to get our needs met but i do thi

and he would put covid behind us. and he has done the exact opposite. >> but donors are hedging their bet. new fundraising numbers released today show republicans only slightly outraise democrats last year. the rnc says it raised $158 million in 2021. democrats raising 157 million in the same period. and there's a lot more money being raised and spent aside from the political parties george soros, for example, the wealthy and controversial democratic donor pouring $125 million into his super pac all to help boost democratic candidates. shannon? >> shannon: mark meredith thank you very much, mark. bring in senior political analyst brit hume. good evening, brit. the president busy with governors expressing concern covid was top of mind. look at this poll from monmouth. the question is it's time we expect that covid is here to stay and we just need to get on with our lives. do you agree or not disagree with that republicans 89% agree. republicans 71% agree. democrats under water. 47% disagree with that where does the pre

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ben, bring us up to date. let's start with some of the big transfers. on loan for manchester united to everton, and julian alvarez has joined for £ia million. the striker won't be seen as a city this season, as he's gone back on loan to argentina. one of the big deals, aaron ramsey going from your event is to rangers. —— you joining tottenham hotspur, $20 million, around £ia million initially. lots of outgoings, including the likes of their record signing going along. also on their way out. take a look at newcastle united at the bottom end. on loan from aston villa. he's bolstering their defence along with the likes of... also in the relegation fight, burnley have signed their striker for £12 million. six foot six, 17 goals in the german league. one to keep an eye on, will he bejoining barcelona on a free from arsenal mark? you can stay right up to date on the bbc sport website. and one of the biggest talking points has been around christian eriksen's return to football. you'll remember the last time he was on a pitch, when he collapsed after suf

our correspondent has more for us now. reporter: food insecurity has added to the burden from the inner cities. it is difficult to walk along the roads of the capital without seeing beggars who have ended up on the streets after fleeing jihadist violence in the north of the country. insecurity is the main reason they are protesting here in 2015. civil society groups say they will continue to hold vigils to ensure that the authorities stick to their promise to fight against corruption and bring back security. following the coup, they expect change will want the new authorities to take back control of the areas under the hottest influence. only then can displaced people return to their villages to cultivate their fields and provide for their own needs. laura: it is one year since myanmar's military seized control and deposed the civilian elected leader, aung san suu kyi. in the wake of the coup, protesters took to the streets and challenged the rule of the generals. many of those demonstrators were genera -- were squashed. n

could that quote from that predecessor of us mayor of cleveland, cleveland we used, is extended to the military industrial complex. it owns you when it comes to the white house. one of my, one of my books in my library is about the life of david agent howard, who was president of the united states when he, when he left the office. in his valedictory stage, he warned about the influence of what he called the military industrial complex on the everyday life of americans. his warning should be put in stone. i'll try to public buildings across the country because what happens is that a larger and larger percentage of the budget of the united states goes for military contractor. and in a way behind the scenes, it helps inspire wars and to keep us out. war is a corrupt system that that will take money that should be used for education, for health care, for feeding people and just give it to military contractors who will make sophisticated hardware that they'll try to find a way to years. you know, i, i was right in the middle of that for 16 years. and i, and i refused to vote for budget, whi

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can you give us an excavation? ms. psaki: i am not aware of the specifics. i am happy to check. >> this video about border patrol agents. i know we talked last week about flights and this procedure. this video seems to show morale is in a tough place, that these agents are frustrated or having to carry out these policies. is anything being done to improve morale? given we are seeing more of this. ms. psaki: i have not watch the video. i will note i think it was the migrant flight video? >> it was a different video. ms. psaki: of course, the role the border patrol agents play in ensuring security and safety at our borders is something there is great value for in this administration. the department of homeland security oversees the border patrol agents and can cf there are any specific programs underway. >> to follow that question, the supreme court nominees. a white house official said there were three primary contenders and that that was incorrect. would it be more accurate to say one doesn't? -- a dozen? ms. psaki: i can tell you that the president feels ve