>> amara, victor, good morning. the president wants to use this opportunity in south carolina to rally up more support for him among black voters. now at this time polling shows that biden is doing pretty well with his demographic. i want you to take a quick look at this recent quinnipiac poll that shows that support for biden, especially his approval rating among black voters is at 62%. now it's important to note that even though some of these polls show biden is doing well with the demographic, there are other polls that show that they feel digs engaged with the political process a the this time. biden wants to use this to try to find new ways to reconnect and re-engage with black voters, not just in this state but in the country in general. amara, victor. >> camilla, the president has been frequently interrupted during events, these are protests the administration's handling, israel's war with hamas and gaza. what does this highlight for his challenges if he faces re-election? >> this could be a potential really

and amara has a 6:00 a.m. alarm set on her phone. >> time to wake up, victor and amara. so much for being with us. >>> blizzards tore through iowa overnight, dropping snow and temperatures. take a look at this. authorities are warning those conditions are life threatening if you are stranded outside. but it's not stopping presidential candidates from the last-minute push to wu caucus goers ahead of monday. >> some had to pivot to telerallies. gop candidates ron desantis, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy are hosting in-person events today. former president trump, leading the pack, is hosting a virtual rally, will that convince people to brave the cold and snow to participate? and more importantly turn out and vote on monday? let's get to cnn's eva mckend who is in iowa, braving the bitter weather right now. how are you doing? how is it feeling out there? >> reporter: i'm doing okay. it is cold, but i have to say, iowans, they have shown great resolve even as these temperatures have progressively gotten lower. you know, the caucus is an in-person thing. so that is why it has b

i'm amara walker.hank you for joining us. >>> we'll begin in washington where congress returns to capitol hill this week after a holiday break with several pressing issues to address. lawmakers are facing a series of deadlines to avoid a government shutdown. funding for several agencies is due to expire on january 19th, and then in february. there's also that second funding deadline they'll have to contend with. >> the issue of military aid for israel, ukraine and taiwan, and broader concerns about security at the u.s. southern border. leadership in both parties have been in talks about overall funding. some republicans have shown they're willing to force a shutdown soefr border security messages. joining us, anchor of "inside politics sunday"," manu raju. manu, the latest on these negotiations, what do you know about them? >> this is going to be a huge test for the u new speaker, mike johnson. he essentially set up the situation that we're headed into at the moment, which is a government shutdown coul

amara walker victor blackwell. amara walker victor blackwell. s. victor blackwell here, good to have you with us for cnn this morning. >> i do love my sundays, but you are a saturday guy. >> i do love a saturday. here we are together. >> i'm amara walker, thank you for being with us. here is what we are watching for you this morning. the ntsb says it is looking for the door panel that broke off an alaska airlines flight friday night as it begins its investigation into the accident. what else we're hearing about that moment from passengers. >>> eight days until the iowa walk ses, the new answer from ambassador nikki haley about getting tougher on former president trump. >> under the trump administration you were better off, your family was better off. >> i promise you that our best days are yet to come. >> you're never going to be able to do a vote that is going to be more impactful than in this. >>> plus, the message the biden campaign is trying to drive home to fire up democratic supporters. >>> a powerful winter storm could bring up to a foot of

. >> amara, this could be a potential issue for biden's re-election efforts. i've spoken to several progressive groups. they refusion to support biden and are disappointed with his support for israel. this could play out and impact states like michigan that he won in 2020. michigan is home to more than 200,000 muslim voters. his campaign realizes this is an issue and is trying to strategize more ways to conduct outreach with these voters. so far those efforts have failed. just yesterday a group of arab american and muslim leaders in the state of michigan announced that they declined a meeting with biden's top campaign manager. amara, victor. >> thanks so much. >>> this morning some republicans are pushing back on the bipartisan border agreement backed by president biden on capitol hill. biden contends that this legislation is crucial for achieving more stringent border control and some senate republicans agree. >> in the house speaker mike johnson said it could be dead on arrival. former president donald trump is telling them not to hand the white house a poli

victor and amara?holmes, thank you. >>> with the 2024 election on the horizon the ghosts of 2020 election lies are still haunting elections officials all over the country. now more election officials are stepping down amid increased threats from far right conspiracy theorists and election deniers. >> one of them shared their skepticism of the 2020 election until he was chased out of office. cnn's donie o'sullivan has a look at that. >> you should be in jail. you should be killed, you should be fired. to just people screaming into the phone. i mean, just -- and 24/7. >> reporter: lisa marrow was director of owe elections in cochise county for six years. >> we had to hire an armed security company because the people processing ballots were afraid somebody would break the door down and take ballots. >> reporter: lisa a life-long republican had enough of the intimidation and threats and last year we quit. >> and your successor is a man named -- >> bob bartlesmeyer. >> the election itself just didn't seem l

victor, amara? >> crystal alvarez, thank you. president trump campaign in nevada yesterday looking to put his legal issues aside and focusing on the general election. >> nikki haley is not competing in those caucuses. cnn's elena tree was in las vegas with the former president. elayna? rex good morning victor and mara. donald trump 30 feels like they very one and that's because nikki haley is not participating in the caucus here instead she's on the ballot for the primary. but the caucus is really where the states a crucial delegates ÃÃthat's a key part of trump's message on saturday telling voters to go out to the caucus, skipped the primary and really focus on the race for donald trump will matter. because they don't see nikki haley as a player here, it also allowed trump to shift his messaging towards a general election rematch with joe biden. the key issue is talking about the border. part of that is because the border is a very important issue to nevada. it's a state with very large migrant population. but it's also the timi

victor, amara? >> elena, thank you.sident biden is embracing tougher border measures as he looks to the election. >> he supports in emerging bipartisan immigration deal and its requirement to effectively shut down the southern border of mexico of migrant crossings reach a certain level. >> it would also give me, as president, the emergency authority to shut down the border until we can get it back under control. if that bill were the law today, i would shut down the border right now and fix it quickly. >> the president also previewed his general election message drawing a sharp contrast with former president trump on the economy and the pandemic and respect for veterans. he also attacked his name republican rival and called him a defeated former president and a loser. you're the reason i am president. >> you are the reason. is the historic vice president in your the reason donald trump is a defeated former president. [applause] >> your the reason donald trump is a loser. and you are the reason we're gonna win and beat h

amara and victor? >> indeed. stephanie elam, thank you. >>> right now there is a storm affecting the east coast and another one in the southwest impacting approximately 35 million people across the country. >> take a look at these pictures, taken in closter, new jersey, on saturday. forecasters predict an additional 3 to 6 inches of snow in that area today. standing there in the snow, cnn's polo sandoval, he is in hartford, connecticut. at least people are out driving, hopefully safely. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: that's because plows, victor, have been working through the night to make sure the roads are at least drivable. so far according to the -- we received a little bit over half a foot of snow here in connecticut's capital city. snow in new england in january typically wouldn't be a headline but given the lack of snow for much of the region not just this past year but in recent years, at least measurable snow i should say or plowable snow according to local officials, that's one of the reasons w

vikt, amara. >> thank you so much.is a member with the executive committee of the new hampshire gop and a member of the new hampshire federation of republican women. thank you so much for being on with me. so both governor desantis and ambassador haley agree this is a two-person race. undeniably, the other person in those equations is donald trump. they disagree on who the second person is. do you believe this is a two-person race? >> i do think at this point, particularly here in new hampshire, it's a two-person race. it's between nikki and trump. >> and do you think that the former ambassador is building momentum that could make this a contended race, that she could win this instead of coming just close? >> i'm not sure if she can win it, but new hampshire is completely different than iowa, and i think she had a lot of -- trump had a lot of evangelicals there, and here i think she is beginning to pick up more independents that are allowed to vote, you know, republican or democrat. i think it will be closer and i thin

amara is a herbal liqueur, it helps digest dinner and leaves a lasting taste.arately, and then immediately amara. separately, it’s like this: first the cafe quickly in one sip, then amazza cafe, amatsa. in the belgorod region this night the russian air defense system was activated again, as the governor reported, several more air targets were shot down. according to information from vyacheslav glodkov, the ukrainian armed forces shelled a village in the voluy district, they are going around the territory, and they are finding out what the consequences are. according to preliminary data, there were no casualties; two private houses were damaged. missile system.

victor, amara? >> all right. thank you. the polls show that donald trump could score this historic win i that are up for grabs after former new jersey governor chris christie dropped out of that race. >> which candidate will benefit most from his exit? cnn's omar jimenez has more. >> reporter: chris christie hasn't endorsed anyone yet, but there's one candidate most likely to benefit from his exit. a cnn poll from new hampshire showed 65% of christie voters surveyed said they would pick nikki haley as their second choice. >> you are essentially one of those 65% who supported christie before, but now you are leaning haley. >> yeah. >> why is that? >> because she's the best pathway to helping the country move forward from trump. >> reporter: it was a dynamic he raised at a christie campaign event last month. >> would it not be better -- to better serve the anti-trump vote for you to suspend, but for nicki to have you as a vp declared before the january primary? >> yeah, i don't think so. >> i was particularly pleased yesterda

victor and amara. >> ben wedeman and paula hancock.oth into up next, the final countdown before the new hampshire primary. their hoping to boost their campaigns. what would be considered a success for the two underdogs?s? we'll didiscuss. i'm free to explore. i'm free to learn. i'm free to forge my own path. contra costa college is free for full-time students, which makes you free to explore all the incredible opportunities unleashed by higher learning. start your future and apply today at contracosta.edu/free >>> we're just two days away now from republican presidential contenders stepping up efforts in new hampshire as they make a final push ahead of tuesday's primary. nikki haley emerges as a candidate with the strongest support closely trailing donald trump in the state's polls. joining us now is cnn's chief congressional correspondent manu raju. good morning, manu. so let' talk about nikki haley and can she survive in this race if she loses by double-digits to trump? >> it is going to be hard for her to justify staying in in race.

>> reporter: victor and amara, the u.s.arried out further strikes against houthi targs in yemen on friday night local time. this time targeting radar facilities used by the houthis. much smaller set of strikes than we saw one night previously where the u.s. led a coalition of countries that targeted nearly 30 houthi sites across the country with more than 150 precision-guided missiles. those included radar sites, command and control nodes as well as storage and launch facilities for anti-ship ballistic missiles, anti-cruise ship missiles as well as drones. those are the sorts of weapons the houthis have used to target international shipping lanes in the red sea. one of the most critical international water ways in the world. following that series of strikes, we saw, according to the pentagon, the houthis launch an anti-ship ballistic missile into the gulf of aidan. it didn't hit anything, but following that strike, following that launch from the houthis, the u.s. carried out this further strike, again targeting a radar faci

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for being with us. here is what we're watching. an alaska airline flight had to make an emergency landing after a window appeared to blow out mid-flight. we're hearing from passengers about that moment, plus how the airline is responding to the incident. >>> donald trump's fight to stay on the ballot in colorado is headed to the supreme court. what that means for the state's primary and the ripple effects for other states trying to keep trump off the primary ballot. >>> president biden makes his re-election pitch to voters, warning that donald trump is a threat to democracy, as trump's gop rivals are sharpening their attacks against the front-runner ahead of iowa caucuses. >>> and a major winter storm will bring freezing rain, ice and snow to millions of people across the country today. the timing, impacts, and how cities are preparing just ahead on cnn this morning. >>> we're starting with the alaska airlines flight. passengers say a window popped off the plane just after takeoff from portland, oregon.

victor and amara. >> thank you.nd be sure so stay with "state of the union" at the top of the hour. jake tapper sits down with governor ron desantis right here on cnn. >>> with me now is from the gazett gazette erin murphy. good morning to you. so governor desantis tried to rev up his supporters last night. let's watch a bit of that. >> they can throw a blizzard at us, and we are going to fight. they could throw windchill at us and we're going to fight. they could throw media narratives at we're going to fight. they can throw fake polls at us and we're going to fight. >> so some enthusiasm there. i'm not sure which they threw the windchill but i guess where he was trying to go there. let's talk about the new poll from the des moines registers, because it is desantis at 16 and ramaswamy at 8. and haley leads desantize by four points but if you look at those who will defeshow up, onl% for haley there and supporters is one thing and showing up is something else. >> you're going down the exact right path there, victor.

>> reporter: yeah, amara, good morning.ook, the storm watch here in central pennsylvania really doesn't start for a couple of hours. we're expecting snow maybe late this morning into the early afternoon. we're already seeing the first plow crews arrive here to the depot. they are loading up the trucks and getting ready to head out on roads across the region. they're going to try to clear the snow quickly because they're expecting potentially slick and hazardous continues for a lot of drivers, well the potential for fallen trees and power outages. and pennsylvania's department of transportation alone will have more than 2,000 of these plows out on interstates and major roads across the state, which speaks to the many thousands more that are going to be out from the mid-atlantic all the way up to new england on the state and local level trying to clear this first major storm of the year. what you're looking at behind me, this is the salt dome here in hairrisburg. there's more than 800,000 tons of this stuff stationed around p

i'm amara walker. >> and i'm victor blackwell.ere is what we're watching for you. >> when your 80, that is what happens. you just are not as sharp as you used to be. >> my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago. is that possible? >> nikki haley takes some shots after trump confused her with nancy pelosi. and what had ron desantis going toe-to-toe with a voter in south carolina. >>> and new details in the israeli strike on a building in damascus. what withe know about who they e targeting and the broader concerns about attacks in the region. >>> alabama is expected to execute a man by nitrogen gas, and a plan that is untested and said that could amount to torture. one of the panelists who opposed this joins us. >>> we start in new hampshire. the 2024 presidential candidates are making their closing arguments ahead of the primary on tuesday. nikki haley is betting heff ill why i on a strong finish on new hampshire, holding a half a dozen events across the state. ron desantis will be back if the state after some confusion abou

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i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. we're starting with breaking news out of syria. several people are reportedly dead, after an israeli missile struck a multi-story building in damascus. >> cnn's ben wedeman is following the story, joining us now from beruit. what can you tell us about what happened? >> reporter: well, what we know, a few hours ago, there was a large explosion in a district of damascus, an upscale neighborhood where many embassies are located. what we've seen on social media, there was a huge explosion, massive column of smoke apparently brought down a three-story building. now, syrian state media is saying it was an israeli air strike. cnn has reached out to the israeli military. they have yet to comment on that. but we understand from the news agency, a semi-official iranian news agency, they are quoting the irgc, the islamic revolutionary guard corps of iran, saying that four members, four advisers of the irgc were killed in that strike, as well as several members of the syrian military. now, accord

i'm amara walker and thank you for spending a part of your morning with us. here is what we're watching for you. >> when you're 80, that is what happens. you're just not as sharp as you used to be. >> my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago. is that possible? >>> nikki haley takes shots at trump's mental fitness the day after he confused her with nancy pelosi. >>> and what had desantis going toe-to-toe in iowa. >>> and the broader concerns over escalating attacks. >>> and the economy may be doing well but some millennials aren't feeling it. why they're reconsidering having children and whether college was really worth it. >>> and health officials are forcing two senior royals to step out of the public eye. why they're sidelined and who is stepping into their place. >>> we begin this morning in new hampshire. the 2024 presidential hopefuls are making closing arguments to voters ahead of the tate's primary this tuesday. now nikki haley is betting heavily on a strong finish in new hampshire holding a half a dozen events in the state. florida governor ro

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but in this brief, i think that if i refer to an article that the official taliban organ called al-amarae published just a few days ago after the al-aqsam storm, i think it will be very enlightening in the article that was published on the emirate website. the title of the article also says that the issue of palestine and the deadly silence of isis has come like this. i really don't know what justification you have, how you confuse islam, how it is for disbelief. you are active in the muslim community for blasphemy against islam . what is the difference between you and israel? israel who killed palestinian people in their homes and mosques and you also in baghlan province afghanistan, you killed the worshipers in the mosque , referring to the sahib al-zaman mosque in baghlan, which was a shiite mosque , why are you indifferent to israel? don't you sit down and project the same. you are an israeli, and today , like them, you are killing innocent people and destroying mosques. they have a mosque in palestine and you have a mosque in afghanistan . what is the real difference between you and

party declared a desire to annex, oh, there was bessarabia, odesa, and bukovina, well, such romania amara something similar in one way or another we hear regularly performed by various politicians from robert fico's government in slovakia, it's all such a coincidence. as dimon kiselyov says, is it some kind of coordinated informational, very undiplomatic public policy in the style of the 20th century? i think that part of the answers to this question is that russia continues to work, we know how it works, it works on those assets (there is such an english word), on its own, so maybe not direct, but indirect agents, which in europe. thousands, and especially russia loves it the last 20 years, there are such non-standard parties, the leaders you listed, the fact that it is being broadcast at the same time, it seems to me that this is not a coincidence at all, well, on the other hand, there are always such very difficult historical periods, and today is a difficult period in europe, because the international system... of security, which was created after 1945, today, well, it has bent so tha

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century, when a huge, terrible and cruel war is going on in europe. are you surprised by this romani amara we don't know from the message whether he left after that he waved his heart to the sun with a wing and merrily barked like his predecessors, well, it looks like that in the picture, but in a moment we will ask about such statements, how we can interpret them and whether it is necessary to take into account at all, and maybe something needs to be done at different levels , taras zhovtenko, an expert on... people's security of the democratic initiatives foundation. congratulations, mr. taras. greetings, good morning. therefore, the romanian and hungarian statements that they will now pinch themselves from ukraine. i wanted to mention the hungarians in this context, because no romanians are united. in fact, it should be understood here that all, absolutely all such far-right right-wing parties in the countries of western europe, as a rule, are either projects of the russian special services, or they are financed. by the russian special services, that is, one way or another , the kremlin

of one's more demanded said government to do more to bring them home. art is middle east, very chief amara financing that has the story. is ro march 100 days since the beginning of the people on the number of traders with rel is being held weekly. have gathered here in dallas, telling me is behind me to protest, demands immediate release. this whole crowd, child's meaning. now in hebrew, from time to time, this is when they want their loved ones back home. people are here to express the anger or disappointment and grief for joining the relatives of the captive near the day are masters. the u. s. has just has a faith confirming washington's commitment to suppose a 0 politicians members of the world cabinets for influence or is and are as you can hear now people are trying to nav shop in hebrew just to show it to you before this event starts, his prime minister benjamin, he said, yeah, who made a statement to repeating again and to get in the israel will not survive on any of the hostages. the people here have hard time believing they later 136 is rarely hostages, still remain, inconsistency

tonight, amara coates live. let's be clear, there is no border deal yet. senate negotiators, trying to dot the is, cross the t's, to actually have text. there is no clear sign on when they actually get their. that, of course, has not stopped republicans in the house from declaring them not yet final deal dead on arrival. >> we have a responsibility, a duty, to the american people, to insist that the border catastrophe has ended. to try to whitewash that, or to reduce something for political purposes, that it appears that may be, is not going to cut it. that is a nonstarter in the house. >> now, senate republican, john cornyn, says that the gop is debating whether to ditch the border deal, and move ahead with a separate bill, with money for ukraine, and israel. one senator, democrat jon tester, has had just about enough of the entire thing. yes, i am quoting here, this place is so dysfunctional -- that was a little too natural, i admit that mom, it is not part of my lexicon normally, but i was quoting when someone directly. there has been a back and forth a

let's bring in sylvia amara live from london.ter the majors kicked off 2024 with a significantly down week. give us a sense of what we should be looking for in the markets. >> so today, jon, all eyes are on the airlines after that latest incident with the boeing 737 max-9, but there's more. investors are still digests some of the labor market data we saw last week with nonfarm payrolls coming in higher than expected, but, of course, this is also likely to be a very busy week for markets, jon. we're expecting a new cpi print on thursday and the u.s. banks are also due to report on friday. so plenty ahead for the markets to monitor this week. >> yeah. you mentioned that terrifying incident and share on the -- up in the skies and shares of boeing are indeed down before the ball bell, boeing being grounded. how is this impacting not just boeing but the airline at large? >> so we have to see what will be the outcome of the ongoing investigation, jon, but for the time being, we're already seeing an impact when it comes to market move.

your blog is dedicated to interethnic relations , then tell us how you met, how you know amara, underumstances, and i studied arabic, wow, yes, that is, i was interested in arab culture, and i always communicate, try to communicate with arabs to practice arabic, it so happened that i met his friend first, and a week later on the bus i i met him, that is, where in kazan, yes in kazan, i was going to the university, and he was going to the gym. well, this is from my side, from his side it’s also interesting to listen, well, i was at the bus stop, i wanted to go together with a friend, well , i went to study at the university, the first bus arrived, it was completely overcrowded, i say: no, i do n’t i’ll go in, they let me through and the second one arrives , i also let him through, then i tell him let’s go on the metro , then 15 minutes was still a short walk, let’s go on the metro, in the middle of the road, i ’m not like that, i don’t want to take the metro, it’s just so abrupt i’m making it up, i don’t know why, it’s just fate , apparently, we returned to the stop, i look at it... it

k amara, i'm on fellow with the middle east council on global affairs. thank you for joining us. this our, it's my pleasure. the us state of iowa takes off the national contest to choose the republican presidential nominee. later on tuesday, voters will meet the braves sub 0 temperatures to choose who they want to be their next president, john henry and reports from i was capital des moines. this is a strange way to run an election. take a not particularly representative state, overwhelmingly white rule and heavily religious. been during the coldest and most inhospitable time of year. let it we know down the candidates for the most powerful job in the world. they can throw a blizzard at us in the iowa caucuses on monday. republicans are casting the 1st votes to be counted in the 2024 presidential primary campaign were leading massively and iowa. donald trump, for 77 year old former president who was voted out of office as a runaway lead in the polls. i wanted big when they, they've talked as high as 40 percent. that would be delighted if it was a 40 percent win for trump. so all

. ♪ sargento ♪ ♪ tenemos queso ♪ ♪ queso natural ♪ ♪ también fruta y nueces ♪ ♪ todo lo amarás ♪ ♪ losvo, en una persona que no tiene una educaciÓn, no fue criada por una madre excelente ni con un padre que le habÍa dado un ejemplo tambiÉn por igual. yailÍn se han descuidado hasta de ella misma, no ha aprovechado la oportunidad que dios le ha dado y se ha descuidado hasta de su hija. si ella hubiese sido otro tipo de mujer, aprovecha esto que ha tenido en estos Últimos meses, se pone a estudiar, porque ni bachiller es, se pone a prepararse como madre y como artista, y luego de ahÍ sale una educaciÓn buena para su hija. jennifer lÓpez es artista y es madre, y es muy sensual bailando y todo, pero no deja de ser jennifer lÓpez porque es educada, estudio, se preparÓ, pero cuando tÚ tienes un asesor que vive peor que tÚ, dÓnde pueden ser llegar? este es un momento que debe aprovecharlo, prepararse, educarse como mujer, como artista, si quiere ser artista de verdad, y luego como madre tambiÉn. karla: ¿quÉ piensas de lo que estÁs escuchando? >> voy a hablar en general, entiendo que la familia

locutor: este a...los presidentes de la Ámara y el senado en el congreso logr fÉlix: comenzamos con una aproximadamente 876,000,000,000 serÍan para defensa, 704,000 para el resto de gastos. el acuerdo fue aceptado por el presidente de la cÁmara baja,johnson. por el lÍder demÓcrata de la cÁmara baja, jeffreys. y por el lÍder republicano del senado. sin el acuerdo, el gobierno cerrarÍa parcialmente. que lleguen a un acuerdo final, sobre dÓnde gastar ese dinero. hasta ahora, el gran punto de fricciÓn ha sido la frontera. los republicanos exigieron cambios en temas como asilo o parole. en eso tambiÉn depende la ayuda militar para ucrania y para israel. ahora habrÁ que ver el dinero dedicado a cada departamento del gobierno y programa. el Último lÍder republicano de la cÁmara baja no pudo llegar a un acuerdo y saliÓ tras una rebeliÓn de algunos republicanos. el presidente biden dio la bienvenida al acuerdo. el acuerdo mueve el paÍs, un paso mÁs para evitar el cierre del gobierno y se rechaza el recorte profundo. biden agregÓ que el acuerdo mantiene las prioridades de su administraciÓn. yo ta