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joining us, cnn senior political analyst john avlon and laura jarrett. seeing that surveillance video, security footage, i guess, of the lawmakers fleeing for their lives and how close, how it could have gone so differently and so much more tragically. it was such a powerful moment. this footage hadn't been seen before. we heard lindsey graham. a lot of the republicans have spent a career warning about mob violence. they finally got to experience it in person in a horrific, indellible way and yet it seems to be because it's aligned with their side, they want to find a way to excuse it, deflect it. make no mistake, these folks had murder on their mind, some of them, coming for pelosi, coming for pence. how senators can't watch this and feel a sense of incitement to insurrection. >> what do they accomplish? >> one of the things was connect the dots. are you going to be able to trace a line from the former president's intents to -- i thought she made a point when she brought up the fact trump supporters had tried to get there. what did he do? he didn't look

i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning, laura. i'm christine romans.t's wednesday, february 10th, it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. an extra early edition of "early start" for you. a national trauma being relived by its victims at the scene of the crime. the second impeachment trial of donald trump is about the former president inciting a mob. it's also a test of whether this is still trump's republican party, or if the gop is ready to move on. democrats opened their impeachment case before the senate with a jarring and graphic video, drawing a direct line between donald trump's effort to inflame the crowd at his rally, and the deadly insurrection that followed. >> let's go! >> let's go! >> this truly terrifying video we have not seen before, that with an underwhelming presentation by trump's lawyers leaves six republicans to join all democrats in rejecting the argument that trying a former president is unconstitutional. get that out of the way, opening arguments start today. let's get to cnn's jessica dean who will starts us off today from capitol hill. jes

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. exactly 5 a.m. in new york. president trump's historic second impeachment trial set to kick off tomorrow. several key questions remain unanswered. will there be any witnesses and how long will the trial go? there's talk trump will be acquitted this time. that does not mean the proceedings will lack drama with impeachment managers saying the former president of the united states incited rioters to ran sack the capitol. cnn's joe johns starts us off this morning on capitol hill. >> christine and laura, some members of the united states senate say they are reserving judgment until all of the evi evidence. for whatever reason, they said they were reluctant to convict donald trump in this trial that is expected to begin on tuesday. they are well aware of all of the support the former president has out in the country even though some of the latest polling suggests quite the opposite. an abc news poll says 56% of respondents believes the former president should be convicted and barred from holding office while only 43%

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. thursday, february 11th. 4 a.m. in new york. 8 riveting hours down, 8 to go. they focused not just on how trump incited violence on january 6th but how he laid the groundwork for months, months of cultivating the big lie, condoning violence when it happened, goading his supporters until they finally stormed the capitol in a deadly mob. previously unseen security footage showing how top lawmakers and capitol police came within just feet of disaster. this is majority leader chuck schumer being led away by security only to be led back the other way. here is mike pence being rushed away just seconds ahead of the attackers. >> you know how close you came to the mob. some of you, i understand, could hear them, but most of the public does not know how close these rioters came to you. as you were moving through that hallway, i paced it off, we were just 58 steps away from where the mob was amassing and where police were rushing to stop them. they were yelling. >> top democrats said their staf

i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans. it is thursday, february 25th. 5 a.m. in new york. the white house facing some hard choices this morning. mainly, how long and how hard to fight with republicans and some democrats, fair and accurately, for a cabinet nominee whose chances are shrinking by the minute. >> if nera tanden is not confirmed, she will not become the budget director. we will find places for her to serve that doesn't require senate confirmation. be clear, we will get ne neera tanden confirmed. she will prove her critics wrong. >> tanden's nomination in limbo because of harsh tweets she wrote when she was head of a progressive group. still, the biden administration pinning their hopes on lisa murkowski. >> in a world we've gotten dnum to derogatory tweets. i'd like us all to cool that. dan daniellea dpiaz is live. tanden didn't have full throated support even among all democrats. there was a question mark about her experience, whether she was right for the job. the white house got caught flat footed it seems. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the biden white h

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.about 30 minutes past the hour here in new york. so if donald trump's impeachment were a real trial with an unbiased jury, the defense team would face an uphill battle today. a devastating case chock full of video evidence and an unremorseful client f. this were a real trial, he wouldn't have the defense attorneys openly conspireing with the jurors or going on tv in the middle of this case, but this isn't a real trial. house managers wrapped their case painting trump as a dangerous autocrat who turned his mob on a co-equal branch of government and did it on purpose. if this were a real trial the defense would have to confront all of the graphic detail, how the deadly siege terrorized the rank and file at the capitol including the black police officers repeatedly being called the "n" word by the mob and janitors having to clean up the mess. >> they offered a prebuttle of sorts and saying whipping up a frenzied mess. >> january 6th was not some unexpected radical break from his normal la

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans.th a painful reminder of everything americans have lost and will still lose to coronavirus. the nation pausing to remember the half million parents, siblings, cousins, friends all the loved ones killed by a pandemic. more than the number of american troops killed in action in world war i, world war ii, vietnam combined. >> the president and the vice president and their spouses standing there in somber remembrance. >> you often hear of people described as ordinary americans. there's no such thing. there's nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. they spanned generations. born in america. immigrated to america. just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. >> 500,000 dead. the u.s. has 4% of the population but 20% of the death toll. cnn's jasmine wright is live at the white house this morning. jasmine, good morning. >> reporter: well, look, president biden sought to tap into the collective grief of americans who are mourning those mo

i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning. i'm christine romans. thursday, february 4th. it's 5 a.m. four years questions have been raised about the future of the republican party. overnight house republicans took a vote on that future, a secret ballot whether congresswoman liz cheney would keep her job. cheney refusing to apologize. >> speaking of accountability, there was none of that for congresswoman marjorie taylor green who for years has spread lies and conspiracies rooted in bigotry. greene's no longer the outlier in her party and the pervasive spread of lies, much of it on social media, has trickled down to exploit fears. >> when president biden was sworn in i was just crying. i mean, i couldn't stop. it was that ugly cry that you do, just kept going. i was like, oh, my gosh, i'm seeing the funeral of our country. i went into panic mode. i called my mom and i told her, we're all going to die. we're going to be owned by china. i might have to pull my daughter o you the of school because they're going to take her. i was scared to death. >> that's someone who does not believe th

i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. it is monday, february 1st. it is 5 a.m. in new york where you are, laura, snow already coming down fast there. here in d.c. it's been coming down for a little under 24 hours and it's beautiful, but certain to cause a lot of headaches. >> that's the case for sure. if you're waking up in the northeast today, plan on staying close to home. a nor'easter is moving up the east coast through early tomorrow with more than 110 million americans in its path. with 20 to 30 mile per hour wind gusts, near blizzard conditions are possible with downed power lines and limited visibility on roads also a concern. some areas in and around new york city possible two feet of snow. >> they've been canceled in and out of the northeast especially in that new york area. the port authority which runs the regions airports, tunnels, bus terminals gearing up with more than 500 pieces of snow gimt. the storm system leaving its mark. in the suburbs of richmond, virginia, fire truck spinning out and overturning on icy roads. before it crossed

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.he hour here in new york. this morning more than 200 million people are in the grip of historically cold and dangerous weather. more than 1/3 of the country reporting subzero temperatures since yesterday. icing roads. leaving nearly 5 million people without power now. more than 80% of the outages are in texas. among the millions affected, a freezing pregnant mom, her husband and their two kids just outside dallas. schools in dallas, arlington and fort worth are closed until thursday because of power outages. the houston school district, the largest in texas will be closed today. >> it's like a walk-in freezer. it's like 34 to 36 degrees i would say. you know, me and my family, we've been getting inside our cars trying to warm up and all of that stuff. >> now a reminder here, it can be dangerous. don't use the car or oven to stay warm because they can build up carbon monoxide. police in texas shared a dash cam video. they had to run when another car hit an icy spot. a surreal sight here

officer darian jarrett went out there today and was serving his state, community, the best way he knew, and i love him for that. and everyone that's here loves him for that. >> officer jarrett leaves behind a wife and three children with a fourth on the way. the suspect, who had a long criminal history, was fatally shot. >> tragic. >>> now to the weather and some extreme conditions across the country. parts of the midwest are bracing for windchills of 50 below zero. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, extreme weather causing dangerous and deadly conditions across the country. blizzard conditions in iowa thursday triggering this 40-car pileup on interstate 80. in wisconsin 66 fishermen had to be rescued after the ice in green bay broke off from shore and traveled more than 1,000 feet in rough water. the coast guard pulling the group to safety during a four-hour rescue effort. >> i'm not seeing where you got a split going to the west in that north-south region and must be a super strong current today. i've never seen that. >> reporter: in new jersey, a 2-year-old girl a

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.irlines temporarily ground 777s that use the same engine as the denver flight forced to land after a mid-air explosion. united airlines already grounded the planes after saturday's near catastrophe. pratt and whitney, the company that builds this engine model sending a team to work with investigators looking nootd engine failure aboard united airlines flight 328. >> debris rained from the sky and pilots forced to turn around and make an emergency landing. >> we took some time to pray with each other, and there were people around me praying, but i felt fairly confident that we were going to make it back to the airport. as soon as we kind of made the corner and we could see the runway, i made sure our family, we told each other we loved each other. it makes you all of a sudden remember all of those things you can easily forget. >> a second incident over the netherlands, another boeing jet with a similar engine catching fire, dropping domestic to halt operations. questions have been raise

i i'm laura jarrett. it's tuesday, february 2nd, 5 a.m. in new york. republicans are sounding hopeful about a deal with the biden administration on a new pandemic rescue plan. the reality is, there's a very long way to go to bridge the funding gap. biden met with a group of republican senators for two hours in the oval office last night. the gop plan proposing 1/3 of the $1.9 trillion democrats are looking for. >> it was a very good exchange of views. i wouldn't say we came together on a package tonight. no one expected that in a two-hour meeting, but what we did agree to do is to follow up and talk further. >> the devil of course is in the details. there's plenty of kidisagreemen in the dollars in the plan. >> it's unclear how much republicans are willing to go up and biden willing to go down but a top white house aide suggests not much. >> everything here is to help people stop suffering from the pandemic. this will lift 4 million kids out of poverty this year. we are more than willing to keep engaging, but at the end of the day what the president an

i would look at eric prince's policy as the shadow foreign policy of not trump but particularly jarrett questioner because it's the nexus between jared questionnaire the emma roddy's particularly m.b. said and erik prince who made policy outside of the formal channels of the state department of defense department and that characterized trump policy towards many different conflicts biden is going to be keen just to refer to consensus policy done within our formal institutions the defense department in the state department and he's not going to want to prosecute all of the illegal actions that happened under his predecessor because there are many both in foreign and domestic policy what's fascinating is that the reporter that europe has private access to as well as the new york times doesn't mention jarrett questioner and this is really a policy where prince was not acting on his own he was acting at the behest of terror questioner who wanted to see an ember roddy ally emerge victorious and the muslim brotherhood suffered defeat this entire mercenary operation was a failure it may have co

i'm laura jarrett. monday, february 15th, 5 a.m. in new york. the impeachment trial is over and the new white house has an ambitious agenda. president biden has a chance to use his bully pulpit for a $1.9 trillion covid relief package. jasmine wright is at the white house. lay it out. what do the next few days look like for the president? >> reporter: president biden wakes up today, his first president's day, as he looks to turn the page and push forward on his agenda. first up, we expect him to push hard on that $1.9 trillion covid relief bill now that the senate is free to fully focus on it. now as impeachment went on last week, the house made substantial effort and progress on that house bill having it go through markup in various committees. now on friday president biden did his own part hosting bipartisan governors and mayors who sat and talked about it including republican governor of maryland, larry hogan, who talked about the advice he gave to president biden on -- with jake tapper yesterday on cnn. take a listen. >> we had an hour and a

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i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. tuesday morning. in just a few hours the historic second impeachment trial of former president trump begins in the u.s. senate. this time the jurors are also the victims. the trial is at the scene of the crime. 100 senators will confront the deadly january 6th riot on their workplace and decide whether trump must answer for inciting that mob. >> senators finally have a deal on the time line of the trial, but they still disagree on whether they should even hold it at all. so the first vote of the day will be on the constitution acoy of whether they can impeach a former president. then there will be up to 16 hours of questioning for each side. here's the senate majority leader. >> following the despicable attack on january the 6th, there must, there must be truth and accountability if we are going to move forward, heal, and bring our country together once again. sweeping something as momentous as this under the rug brings no healing whatsoever. >> now a handful of republicans do agree w

i'm laura jarrett. >> good morning, laura. i'm christine romans.t is wednesday, february 17th, exactly 5:00 a.m. in the east. and americans await two pivotal lifelines. a vaccine shot in the arm and a metaphorical shot in the arm from the president's economic rescue plan. president biden addressed both in the trip to the swing state of wisconsin for a cnn stoun h town hall, a first trip as president. and offered a time line and a return to something as normal. >> by the end of july, we'll have over 600 million doses. enough to vaccinate every single american. as my mother would say, with the grace of god and the goodwill of the neighbors that by next christmas, i think we'll be in a very different circumstance, god willing. than we are today. >> one of the most pressing questions nationwide, when can schools reopen? and on that, the president tried to clear up some confusion. >> your administration had set a goal to open the majority of schools in your first hundred days. you're now saying that means those schools may only be open for at least one

. >> and i'm laura jarrett. it's wednesday, february 24th. it's 5:00 a.m.ere in new york. 2:00 a.m. hin california, where we have new information on tiger woods' condition afternoon his car crash. more on that in a moment but first, prepared for war. federal officials paint a damning portrait of a historic security failure before the deadly attempt to overrun the u.s. capitol. three former officials testified they did not receive an fbi memo warning of violence and war in washington. >> in a critical hearing on capitol hill, we learned lapses included a missed email. and a larger failure to act on the threat posed by right wing extremists. two officials were at odds on a critical piece of the law enforcement response. when exactly was the national guard requested? >> senator, from my recollection, i did not receive a request for approval for national guard until shortly after 2:00 p.m. >> mr. sund, do you know when you asked for national guard assistance, 1:09 or 2:00 p.m.? >> 1:09. >> from whom did you ask for assistance. >> mr. herbie. >> the chief conver

. >> i'm laura jarrett. thursday, february 18th. 5 a.m. here in new york. 4 a.m.texas where we begin this morning. with a humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in the united states. millions of people in texas waking up to day four of freezing weather, but this is about way more than just the weather. they're facing brutal conditions, no power, no water. in some places no heat and no one fully accepting responsibility. one family north of austin without power since monday has been rationing oxygen tanks for their 5-month-old baby boy born premature just home from the hospital. they built a make shift heater from a pot on bricks. the family is boiling bottled water because there's no water pressure. >> this is no longer just an emergency. it's clear that it is a disaster. we've seen a cascade of effects that have turned what is already a dire situation into something much worse. residents are frustrated. they're angry. they are cold. what they're enduring and continue to endure is heartbreaking. >> in the town of del rio, the wastewater plant is offline. officials are

it's a nothing burger. >> sean: your legal analysis, gregg jarrett?this is the problem with impeachment. we saw it yesterday. we saw it again today. it is an inherently political exercise, masquerading as a legal one. this bears no resemblance to fairness and justice that must be dispensed in a trial. there is no rules of evidence, no standard of proof, no adherence to the law and justice. as a consequence, you get these cleverly edited videotapes that would never be allowed in a court of law. over and over again, democrats play the words of donald trump. and they conceal the exculpatory evidence, the most important evidence of all, trump telling the crowd to act patriotically and peacefully to let their voices be heard. not the fists. or weapons. nowhere did the president meet the definition of "incitement." he didn't encourage the crowd to breach security to attack police, the threaten lawmakers, to engage in acts of violence and destruction. none of that. if this were real trial, democrats would have to present evidence of incitement. but they can'

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here now, the host of "justice," judge jeanine pirro, legal analyst gregg jarrett. let's go to the double standard glaring, but on the legality of the constitution, judge? >> it's not there. it's absently not there. if you want to talk about political theater, first of all the fact that there isn't even a judge, the supreme justice of the supreme court sitting there, you've got some one who was a senator who is going to rip this because i mowed robe off and jumped down and vote as a jurort absurd. in addition to that, you've got a snap impeachment where there is no indictment, no bill in particular. there is no incitement of insurrection and ultimately what they are doing as they are taking a private individual after he leaves office seeking to impeach him from a job that he's already left, and based upon free speech, political rhetoric that both sides have used while the country is t looking for vaccinations, help from the pandemic, trying to get their kids in school, and border patrol officers are telling us that they feel their hands are being handcuffed by thes

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be playing tonight while the cavs look to trade him cleveland still has plenty of stuff download jarrett allen is the guy they will look to at center going forward, and he still gives the cavs a lot of production inside along with former warrior javale mcgee has a plate it is but when he does get it done meanwhile, the warriors are still deep into small bomb themselves with neither kabam looney or james wiseman available tonight and steve kerr admitted today that could pose a problem. >>we're still dealing with big size disadvantage. cleveland i number one offensive rebounding team in the league they've got a couple of really good young guards to can get get into the teeth your defense and cause a lot of lot of trouble. so we've got to we've got to find a way to play much better defense we did against brooklyn. you know cut off driving lanes and and secure secure rebounds and get out and run that's the main thing. >>yeah, hers right even though the cavaliers are not one of the better teams in league they have been really good on the offensive glass, one of the top teams averaging 11.4 of

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abdulaziz instead of his son crown prince mohammed bin soundman son or of former president donald trump jarrett cushnie have developed a close relationship with the crown prince we've made clear from the beginning that we're going to recalibrate our relationship with. saudi arabia and that you know president biden one of the questions there was also just to go back to the context of it whether he would be speaking with m.p.'s and part of that is going back to engagement counterpart to counterpart the president's counterpart is king some on and i expect at an appropriate time he would have a conversation with him donald trump has turned his are on the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell mitch mcconnell says that he is now the minority leader calling him a sullen leader who won't win votes mcconnell put out a post impeachment trial statement on saturday calling trump responsible for the attack on the capital. investigations been launched in peru to find out why nearly 500 people including many government officials were secretly vaccinated ahead of health workers former president martin vicke

told parliament that the government response had not been careful or fast enough opposition members jarrett as she defended the decision to extend the national lockdown and local businesses are furious germany's streets will remain empty and it stores closed for another 3 long weeks at least because while in fiction numbers keep fulling worries of a dangerous new tysons remain germany's lockdown will be extended until sunday march the 7th but those despairing over bad penn demi care can go a week earlier than that to the south lawn schools and kindergartens will begin reopening in february already and the government has set an ambitious new target for the 7 day in fiction right. chancellor angela merkel told pollen meant that while people are exhausted by the pandemic restrictions this is not a time to be opening back up again. notice the others also force you to do research is still ongoing but we shouldn't doubt the assessments of many experts here in germany and abroad again i bet i only 3 mutations are more aggressive and significantly more contagious than the original virus. merkle in

the reporter that i just era has private access to as well as the new york times doesn't mention jarrett questioner and this is really a policy where prince was not acting on his own he was acting at the behest of kerik caution or who wanted to see an ember roddy ally emerge victorious and the muslim brotherhood suffered defeat this entire mercenary operation was a failure it may have conned huffed our into paying $80000000.00 but he never got the helicopters and the mercenaries left benghazi within 2 weeks of having arrived and it tipped the scales of the fighting so what's relevant is that this points out how incompetent people like erik prince are and they're not able to project power into even 3rd world backwaters to tip the scale of fighting that's done by drone powers like turkey who have competent general staps and are able to actually teach only wealthy nations a pledge to poor more money into the un's coronavirus vaccination program kovacs which aims to inoculate people in poor countries the e.u. promises $1200000000.00 the us says it will put in $4000000000.00 on the health rep

been a disease instead of crown prince mohammed bin sandman a son or former president donald trump jarrett krishna had developed a close relationship with the crown prince can really help it has more from the white house.

had just said we had slightly ridiculous scenarios where a special advisor to the then president jarrett cousineau was saying actually the federal resources are not mine to give to you they yours but you've got to ask me to have them in the 1st place and by the way i'm going to hang on to them because i don't particularly like for example the mayor of new york. right and there was a lot of political fighting over critical critical resources last year when we clearly knew that if it was not politically conflated we could have saved more lives ventilators with premium mass we should invoke defense production and had more premium math last year we could've enabled rapid test proved rapid testing and made that cheaply available as a dollar or 3 across us like unlike many other countries actually offered for free we could have done all that but we did not and we're now we're paying a hefty price and after this is over we're going to need a reckoning and $911.00 commission type reckoning of what went wrong who really hampered the pen democrats sponson who is responsible for a lot of the law th

that the report that al-jazeera has private access to as well as the new york times doesn't mention jarrett questioner and this is really a policy where prince was not acting on his own he was acting at the behest of jericho there who wanted to see an amber roddy ally emerge victorious and the muslim brotherhood suffered defeat just let me get a final thought from you i mean this u.n. report apparently contains pages of code names cover stories offshore bank accounts secret weapons transfers and how much does this case do you think provide a glimpse into the murky world of mercenaries operating in libya. well none of that is new i mean i think the only interesting thing to point out to your viewers is that this entire mercenary operation was a failure it may have conned hafter into paying $80000000.00 but he never got the helicopters and the mercenaries left benghazi within 2 weeks of having arrived and it tipped the scales of the fighting so what's relevant is that this points out how incompetent people like erik prince are and they're not able to project power into even 3rd world backward

abdulaziz instead of his son crown prince mohammed bin soundman son or of former president donald trump jarrett krishna have developed a close relationship with the crown prince we've made clear from the beginning that we're going to recalibrate our relationship with.

jarrett good to have you with us so there's been a worldwide condemnation of these criminal charges against the what's your response to them and is it now very clear that the police that just looking for any excuse to hold or in detention. well i mean this feels like deja vu all over again senator or last term under house arrest you know look not only are they looking for any excuse but even their own excuses don't meet their own stated constitution that the military put in place you know the constitution says on portly that only the president can declare a state of emergency but the president can only be impeached and removed from office by the parliament which they stopped from meeting on monday so you know their attempt to replace the president with an acting president and then to have him declare a state of emergency is alter virus and illegal the police in myanmar report actually to the military and therefore any charges against her or anyone else are flagrantly illegal in violation not just of myanmar constitution or its own laws but international law as well yeah and you served as a

here to help us, fox news language -- legal analyst gregg jarrett, if i wrong thinking this is insane>> it is what i anticipated. cynic or a skeptic would say that the fix is in there are thousands of qualitied lawyers who could have filled this position. heading up to the criminal division overseeing joe biden's son criminal investigations. of all the people, that joe biden picked, on his very first day in office is nicholas mcquaid, who has a close association with hunter biden's lawyers, they work together on white collar criminal defense cases, whether or not to defend -- to defend hunter biden, no one is saying, this is a flagrant conflict of interest. in violation of department of justice rules and recession -- regulations at the least it creates the appearance of i'm pro priority. when you have that is is mandatory that you disqualify yourself. and yet we heard nothing about mcquaid recuses himself. this is why i was so critical of bill barr recusing. >> thank you greg. let's look at the anatomy of that start with the recusal that you pointed out. is mandatory. when would you e

. >> lieutenant governor jarrett, president, speaker golf, members of the 67th legislature. my fellow statewide officials , tribal leaders, honored members of the judiciary and members of the cabinet. my wife susan, our kids and our grandson. and finally my fellow montanans. serving you is the highest honor and privilege of my life. you have entrusted me to lead the montana come back and iam humbled . our seniors to our hopeful kids, from our main street business owners to our hard-working farmers and ranchers , from our men and women in uniform to our veterans who haveanswered the call . i have the opportunity to welcome home members of the montana national guard this week on short notice they were activated through the flew to washington dc and fulfill their mission to ensure a peaceful transfer of power . and now thankfully they are back home. [applause] only weeks before in the same us capital, it had been under siege by a violent mob intent on destroying our democratic institutions. it's a day we won't forget. it revealed just how fragile our republic can be. it also re

been a disease instead of crown prince mohammed bin sandman a son or former president donald trump jarrett krishna had developed a close relationship with the crown prince can really help it has more from the white house. well it's a real departure from the relationship that the trumpet ministration had with saudi arabia what the by the administration is signaling is that gone are the days of the united states being an unquestioning ally of the kingdom now there is a reshaping of foreign policy and we saw this being singled a late last week and then in previous days when it was announced by the president that he was freezing u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia he was also ending the support the united states has given for the saudi led conflict in yemen but today white house press secretary shinseki went a step further saying that the whole relationship ship between the united states the saudi arabia is under review we've made clear from the beginning that we're going to recalibrate our relationship with. saudi arabia and that you know president biden one of the questions there was also just t

host: let's talk to marcy who is calling from jarrett's phil, maryland. -- from maryland. caller: thank you for taking my call to let me share my story with you. my husband was diagnosed at 55 with early onset, and this is one of those topics we talked very little about. i know early onset is 65 and under, but at 55, you are not prepared. we don't have support you would have if you were older. at the time he was diagnosed, it took two years to get a diagnosis. and at that time we went through most of our savings account. when he got his diagnosis my daughter was in high school and we were talking about college and i was going to alzheimer's support groups. it was very confusing. my question is -- what is your organization doing today to address the complications that occur when someone so young and so ill-prepared and society is not prepared to help those of us who are in that situation. i know we are a small minority in this, and the problem is when we try to speak up and i have attempted to go to the state of maryland to talk to congress, no one wants to talk to us becau

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. exactly 5 a.m. in new york. president trump's historic second impeachment trial set to kick off tomorrow. several key questions remain unanswered. will there be any witnesses and how long will the trial go? there's talk trump will be acquitted this time. that does not mean the

i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. it is monday, february 1st. a.m. in new york where you are, laura, snow already coming down fast there. here in d.c. it's been coming down for a little under 24 hours an

. >> i'm laura jarrett. thursday, february 11th. 4 a.m.k. 8 riveting hours down, 8 to go. they focused not just on how trump incited violence on january 6th but how he laid the groundwork for months, months of cultivating the big lie, condoning violence when it happened, goading his supporters until they finally stormed the capitoin

you know jarrett jack is one of the most solid guys to come to this lead. it's so. you know to to put those times the guys around knows young guys and come to show them the way is the best in the league could have done this is amazing. >>i'm a huge fan of jalen green that is going to be fun now everyone is counting down the days until fans can safely start attending games at chase center. dub nation give the building some life but in the meantime the arena entertainment has remain top notch. you can usually find me bobbing my head during pre-game as music blared from the rafters who is behind this entertainment kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney has the story. >>his name is derrick thousands of warriors fans know him another way. dee dee dee sharp has been golden state's team dj for the last 8 years. >>these days he's playing to a mostly empty arena, he still thinks about his always of nations family like it's just a wonderful family people get together. >>all walks of life they come they didn't have build and it may just have a blast and have and i have the crowd i

darian jarrett was shot on a highway during a traffic stop. pretty dramatic video. officer was shot, treated and released, the second officer was suspect, jared head, 3 young children and a fourth on the way. jillian: three skiers found dead after an avalanche in colorado. officials say the bodies were discovered under 20 feet of snow, recovered after dangerous weather conditions delayed rescue efforts for two days. it took 12 hours to find them. that is unbelievable. >> have $1 billion is what it is costing you to keep the national guard in dc, 20,000 guardsmen were in washington at the height of the deployment following the capitol hill riot last month. it has been reduced to 7000, capital police requesting 5000 remain until mid-march. >> the kansas city chiefs down to tampa tomorrow, arriving one day before the big game. the singer known for his music videos and performances, it will be family-friendly. >> i worked to incorporate some of these. >> jack brewer and mike cox will talk about the game. a head bandage or -- >> if there is one thing football fans thinki

darian jarrett was shot on a highway during a traffic stop. leading a police on a chase before an officer crashed into his car. gunfire ringing out after the crash was another officer was shot, treated and released from the hospital. the suspect was shot did. police say the officer three in children and a fourth on the way. todd: johnson and johnson seeking emergency use authorization for the single-dose coronavirus vaccine. they shift as soon as the fda gives the green light. the vaccine is about 72% effective against moderate to severe cases of covid-19 in the us. that comes as the fda prepares a new standard for booster shots and drugs to address fast spreading, fingers crossed. super bowl frenzy taking over tampa ahead of the big game but this year will look a little different than years past. jillian: a lot different but 72 hours, cheryl casone from foxbusiness live in tampa with our first look at super bowl lv. >> reporter: it will be a very different super bowl experience down here in tampa, florida. a lot to consider for fan safety and