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a source tells the "associated press" the league informed the nhl players association that it was making the decision over concerns the pandemic will disrupt the league's ability to complete a full season. more than 40 games have already been postponed in the past week. >>> and ahead on "cbs mornings," cdc director rochelle walensky joins us to talk more about the administration's plan to battle a winter surge of covid cases and why we're still seeing a shortage of at-home testing kits. >>> and this morning, jurors resume deliberations in the trial of a former minneapolis police officer who shot and killed daunte wright. there are concerns that they may not reach an agreement. the jury is weighing the fate of kim potter. she's charged with manslaughter after she killed wright in april during a traffic stop. potter has said that she meant to use her taser instead of her gun. yesterday the jury asked the judge how to proceed if they can't agree on a verdict. the judge instructed them to keep deliberating. >>> and jury deliberations will also continue today in the sex trafficking trial of g

he was working as a freelance journalist for the associated press.ews agency has called the allegations baseless. two other journalists were arrested, they face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of violating the laws brought in last month. the annual global roundup are reporters without borders paints a cleat -- paints a bleak picture. >> a correspondent at the new york times has been kicked out of the country which was unprecedented since they took office in 2018. there is this communication blackout in the country and now we are not able to do independent journalism anymore because only the official narrative about the war is allowed for journalists. reporter: it has been a tough year for journalists around the world. reporters without borders says 46 journalists have been killed because of the stories they were reporting. nearly 500 are being detained. 65 are being held hostage. the most dangerous countries for media workers are mexico and afghanistan, followed by yemen and india. >> one of the reasons why there are so many journalists detaine

. >>> tonight on "all in" -- screaming headline from the associated press, "slow-motion insurrection, how gop seizes election power." tonight, the mainstream institutions of american life, are they doing enough in response to the threat to democracy? >>> what do you do about a congresswoman openly rooting for a, quote, national divorce? >>> as the u.s. hits new case records and omicron surges, randy weingarden on whether american schools are ready to handle open that criterion. >>> what we learned about climate change in 2021, the year that is now ending with winter wildfires in colorado and near 70-degree weather in alaska. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. this morning the associated press published an expansive and very well reported story on the attack on our democracy. the headline "slow-motion insurrection: how the republican party seizes election power." reporting from the ap is reprinted in newspapers across the country. this article appeared in a slew of major publications including the "atlanta journal-constitution" in georgia,

and in every club, when i joined by rob harris from the associated press, rome, how close is the premier league from pulling the season to deal with this latest outbreak? well, we now know that half of this weekend's matches won't go ahead in the last minute or so i just received an announcement from the premier league that full more games . in addition to that manchester united writing game show that they have now been called off of this weekend half of the program. we know south hampton against brentford, that was due for saturday as well as for crystal palace, west ham know rich as well on saturday as well as ever and less on sunday. they've all been cooled off g to provide a virus outbreaks at the clubs. which means that will in total, have had 9 games in a days or so postponed due to the provide a virus case is spreading across primarily clubs. and that's just the states as now on 1st day to day out from this round of games and really reflecting a worsening corrosion of our situation in the u. k. the fact is there's been a record, 88000 cases recorded in the last day. that was an in

he was working as a freelance journalist for the associated press. the u. s. based news agency is called the allegations baseless to other journalists will also arrested. they face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of violating the emergency lose brought in last month. the annual global round up our report is without food as paints a bleak picture of media safety and freedom, particularly in ethiopia. the correspondent of the new york times has been kicked out of the country, which was unprecedented since abbey, to office in the 2018. there is this communication like out in the northern part of the country, and now you're just not able to do independent journalism anymore. because only the official narrative about the war is the look for in general's. it's been a tough years. the journalist around the world report is without buddhist says at least $46.00 journalists have been killed this year because of the stories they were reporting. and nearly 500 are being detained. 65 are being held hostage, the most dangerous countries for media workers or mexico and

every decision was her taken well now joined by associated presses. sports correspondent, rob harris. say rob is county right there. was this meeting a waste of time? well that's certainly what we're also here from the crystal palace manager, patrick vieira saying he's not too sure the point of the meeting actually was and everything seemed determined beforehand. the managers or perhaps getting a sense of what some media might go through it. i'm with the primarily not getting for clarity on situations or just how things can come about, but is really a difficult situation for the premier league in terms of what to do. there are so many different complaints now connected with these games being postponed. and we're now up to 13 matches across 2 weeks, being gay called off by the premier league over these corona virus cases. and not all positive cases in squad. in some cases it might well be the unvaccinated players that having to isolate due to the national regulations of coming into close contact with some one. but it really has created a bit of an imba

now, the associated press calling on the p. o. p. s. government to immediately release its journalists, detain 2 weeks ago, follows a report from an advocacy group that says, hundreds of journalists worldwide have been arrested this year. victoria gayton. b has one a mirror monkey yarrow was arrested in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. he was working as a freelance journalist for the associated press over the us base news agency is called the allegations baseless to other journalists will also arrested. they face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of violating the emergency lose brought in last month. the annual global round up by report is without food as paints a bleak picture of media safety and freedom, particularly in ethiopia. the correspondent of the new york times as been kicked out of the country, which was unprecedented since abbey took office in the 2018. there is this communication law count. i am the northern part of the country and now you're just not able to do independent journalis

even the associated press when they found one of their own journalists involved, they, they, that one of their own journalists was vetted like that. they, well, they were not happy with that. if true, this abuse of government surveillance powers to target journalists, elected officials, and their stuff is deeply disturbing if multiple government agencies were aware of this conduct and took no action to stop it. that needs to be serious consequences for every official involved and department of homeland security and the justice department must explain what actions they're taking to prevent this unacceptable conduct in the future. will officially the customs and border patrol unit, which is, well, it is the umbrella under which this, you know, a secret unit is operating by so they're saying that they do recognize the 1st amendment of course and that they do everything in accordance with the low end accordance with the constitution, one of the persons, one of the see one of the c b p office is one of the units or offices. rather jeffrey rambo. who was singled out in this report. he has d

the associated press is calling on the e. p. a. p. government immediately release of freelance video journalists detained 2 weeks ago. i mean among kyoto was arrested in the capital of a saba accused of promoting terrorism. the associated press called allegations baseless. 2 of the journalists were also arrested. they face up to 15 years in prison, if convicted of violating the emergency laws brought in last month. it's been a difficult forger, luther around the world, reporters without bored and sense at least $46.00 journalists have been killed. misha, because of the stories they were reporting on, and any $500.00 being detained, not 20 percent dr. during the past year, was due to crackdowns on the media in me, and mo, barriers and hong kong. 65 report, the also being held hostage. the most dangerous countries for the media have been mexico and the gun is found, followed by yemen and india. honor fresh air is head of the africa desk reporters without borders. he says the continent is one of the most difficult to report from we've

i thanks rob harris from the associated press. he says, says uncertainty as a how the premier is reaching these decisions to postpone matches. we discovered a bit more detail from the premier league, what they take into consideration when assessing if the game should go ahead and it's not only the outbreaks within clubs, but also the risk of wider infection. 2 of these people coming into contact with others said the grounds they're playing or oppositions. and there are new stricter corona virus regulations in place. from this week daily test players, they have to take the lateral flows in their cars before even getting into the access to the training grounds, and they're twice weekly pcr test as well. so the most ever seen during the pandemic testing it primarily clubs. and of course, as it stands now, the 5 games that will be played this weekend will have full stadiums because there are currently no restrictions on the capacities unlike say, we've seen in germany despite the fact the government is advising people generally to avo

the associated press is calling home the ethiopian government to immediately release a freelance video german detained 2 weeks ago. a mere amanda cattle was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. this depressed as the allegations are baseless bangladesh and celebrating the 50th anniversary of its independence from buck has done earlier. prime minister shaken siena presided over a victory day parade in dhaka. but india's armed forces took part for the 1st time, india help. but as she guerrilla fighters, defeat bucket sons army in 1971, 5 children, no stranger, had been killed after a gust of wind swept the pe, balance the play cancel, they were jumping on. please say 4 more h about 11 are all in a critical condition as being thrown from about 10 meters. of course you can follow the stories on the web site is out there, a dot call him back in half an hour with the news. our next on out that we continue with witness to stay with us. hey a with oh yes with with a a a a a a a a with a a a with oh no, with . c a with with doing this issue resigned with a few and

associated press reporter kristin hall now, one of the authors of this investigation.k you you write that explosives are more difficult for the military to keep track of than firearms why? >> that's true because unlike firearms explosives don't have a unique serial number that helps with tracking and some explosives like c-4 can be cut up into smaller pieces, which makes it easier to conceal. and then of course you know the purpose of the explosives are to be used and expended whether in training or in the field and so some -- we found in investigative records that some people with access to those explosives know how to forge documents or fake documents and say they were expended to cover up their theft >> your team previously reported that about 2,000 military firearms have also been lost or something like lost in that same time frame why is there not more accountability with military weapons in general >> well, we have been looking at this issue for several years when we first started seeing soldiers being arrested for stealing weapons and explosives. we tried to get

the associated press news agencies calling on ethiopian government to immediately release. a freelance journalist detained 2 weeks ago. i met a man, kiara was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. a p says the allegations are baseless, and facebook's parent company met her husband 7 companies, which it says we're operating a surveillance for hire. it's sending warning notices to 40000 people who it believes were targeted on its social media platforms by malicious activity. those are the headlines on al jazeera, more news after africa direct. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in the sense race is the story of america what's working and what's not? a lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple frauds, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on i was just there are a a a what guide them come behind to? yeah, you, when you pay to have a viva this the w hunt with uncompleted got, but i wanna show you what a jungle we can do about i

the screaming headline from the associated press slow motion erect certain.eam institution of american life doing enough to respond to the threat of democracy. what do you do about a congresswoman openly running for a quote, national divorce, then as the u.s. hits case records, randi weingarten on whether american schools are ready to handle omicron. and what we've learned about climate change in 2021. the year that is now ending with winter wildfires in colorado and near 70 degrees weather in alaska. when all in starts right now right now good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. this morning the associated press published an extensive and very well reported story on the attack on our democracy. this is the headline, quote, slow motion insurrection. how the gop sees's election power. now reporting from the ap was across the country.

again, has the hollywood foreign press association, not that enough then to put its house in order. well, it seems that the golden globes have seemingly cleaned up their ethical and diversity issues with the entire ordeal shows why there needs to be industry pressure on these issues. there was no attempt to fix these issues and so people like tom cruise returned his awards and netflix and other industry power houses threatened to boycott. now they say they are 29 percent black membership. they say they have a relationship or 5 year relationship with the n, w a c p. they seem to be cleaning up some of the payola issues that they have. but there needs to be this kind of industry oversight in industries. keeping are in just institutions like the golden globes accountable, and that's what occurred here. and so we'll see how it moves forward and how the golden globes actually do. but up to this point it, it required the industry to come in and correct these issues. nbc, on going to broadcast the ceremony this here at are you in any doubt that it is the industry that is the media industry

before he announced his bid for office, the associate press had a worrying report in, quote, an associated's business center and sheds a new life on a personal turbulent history, accusations that he previously threatened his ex-wife's life, meaning he threatened to kill her and exaggerated claims of success and alarmed business associates with unpredictable behavior, and his ex-wife actually secured a legal protective order against him because of the threats and perceived violence, and so mr. walker was encouraged to run for the senate seat in georgia despite the fact that he does not live in georgia. he actually had been living in texas for a long time and it makes georgia a hard place to be a senator, and he got the sign off from former president trump and mitch mcconnell. but this is not just a republican thing. a lot of the other interesting things about herschel walker and his senate race is despite his major name recognition and his major endorsement, he has kept a low profile. he has tried to avoid interaction with voters, and he has basically turned down interview requests with mai

it is really significant that it comes from the associated press. which is one of the most important journalistic outlets we have. the ap was founded 175 years ago. they have burrows in nearly 100 countries. they are scrupulously nonpartisan, non ideological. and so it is noteworthy that they are through their reporting, recognizing and communicating the plain truth about what is happening here in the u.s.. this report speaks to what is likely to be one of the biggest challenges of 2022 as we near the beginning of a new year. the one year anniversary, the first violent transfer of power in this country since the civil war. the question is, will our american institutions be able to deal with what is unfolding in front of us? the press, including the ap, is a big part of that. but also the courts and local governments, nonprofits, all of the americans in the society have and i've had for a while a two party system in the country. we've had the opposing sides, different collisions and all sorts of issues from taxation. but the system has historically f

or they try to put it on the associated press on one person. they seem to forget that there are 50 other senators at that are also in opposition. it's entirely unfair to try to say it's all based on one person . they act as if they have this mandate which they never did have. and they don't have a mandate and not as an unfair to blame i all on john mansion, it's electorally edna meant to james blame it all and joe mansion. democrats have only the claim o any moderates within their part because of the presence of joe mansion may be a couple of others. it quite a church mice you don' hurt them. it joe mansion of it's from a state that went for trouble trucks by double digits. this is a guy that was able to remain competitive remain and hissy see them maintain favorability rating statewide. it people like it joe mansion. his voters that like him. it's because he's able to threa that needle during a very interesting general election. we are still in this interestin epoch that new politics america. joe mansion was able to not onl satisfy his basic,

a new exhaustive piece of reportin from the associated press shows that simply is not true. looking for cases of voter fraud in six states that trump has challenged and they found fewer than 475 potential instances out of more than 25 million votes cast, a number that would not have come close to changing the outcome. i spoke yesterday to christina cassidy. she's one of the reporters for the ap. christina cassidy, thank you so much for joining us. this was a deep and wide-ranging effort that you and your colleagues made come over you or 10 other reporters. you talked to one of 340 election officials across these estates. what were you trying to find out? christina: heading into the november 3 election, we were certainlaware about various statements being made about voter fraud. we were also aware that academic studies have shown it is exceptionally rare. but once november 3 happened and we saw everything that happened since, we decided at ap that we wanted to go to the source. we wanted to look for the voter fraud and we wanted to identify what voter fraud had occurred, what

shortly before he announced his bid for office, the associated press had a worrying report about theof him that emerged from readily available public records, quote, an associated press review of hundreds of pages of public records tied to walker's business ventures and his divorce sheds new light on a turbulent personal history that could dog his senate bid, accusations that he repeatedly threatened his ex-wife's life, meaning he threatened to kill her. exaggerated claims of financial success and he alarmed business associates with unpredictable behavior. the history that the ap ran down included the fact that his ex-wife actually secured a legal protective order against him because of his threats, and perceived violence. further complicating matters, mr. walker was encouraged to run for the senate seat in georgia, despite the fact he does not live in georgia. he actually had been living in texas for a really long time. that makes georgia a hard place for him to be the senator from, despite all that he entered the race after getting signup from former president donald trump and from

amy: i want to go to any interview with the associated press earlier this week i'll stop it is formersident hamid karzai saying kabul had not fallen to the taliban in august. he had invited them in. >> it was request to come in and protect so the city does not fall into chaos, unwanted elements who would loot. it was an automatic process subsequent to that. amy: so that is hamid karzai. people should understand the taliban were inside the palace. hamid karzai's compound is essentially attached to the palace. they are adjacent to each other. when the taliban walked out of a conversation in the palace, his point is well taken. every time we keep repeating seized power, they entered a power vacuum. can you talk about hamid karzai 's position right now? >> well, it is complicated. i don't know enough about it, to describe his circumstances, but he did not leave the country. he has not left the country since the taliban formed the return government. i don't know whether he wants to leave or not. he has not left. as to his comments yesterday to the associated press, let's bear in mind, he s

because guess what the associated press found in the mo months ex months examining every conceivable instance of voter fraud in those six battle ground states, they found fewer than 475. you know what that amounts to? .15% of joe biden's victory margin in those states. that handful of votes could not have changed anything. it's all a lie. but get this, meanwhile in florida, three residents of the villages, you've heard of the villages, the retirement community when the then president held the campaign rally. they were arrested on charges of voting more than once in the election. we don't know how they voted. but two are registered republicans, and all three of them have expressed support for the former president. that's according to "the washington post." so that's the quote unquote fraud of which you speak? that's the excuse for the coup attempt? the real fraud, though, is that so many people believe it. okay. now, let's peel back another layer of this. why do they believe it? why? because of the people who are selling the fraud, and they know it. the people who are saying one thing

rub shoulders in its famous hotels during the vietnam war, i was assigned to vietnam by the associated press and i arrived june 1962. the caravel hotel burst under the headlines in november, 1963 when those of number to recruit a task which led to the assassination of president in this problem. and over a 24 hour period, the center of sy gone was a war zone. the press retreated in effect of the caravel hotel, and many of the story is mentioned what we were saying was from the caravel. can you hear anticipation, these rising excitement is growing. as cattle anyways brings you is routine to cut off for the fee for arab called 2021. greatness is in the air lead sorres' warner and rich new heights. join us in cutoff from november, the 30th to december. the 18th booked to your package. now, at qatar airways dot com the coveted beyond wells. taken without hesitation, fulton died for the power defines our world, alons, new babies were dying. i did it not in your boat. it's the black and babies to deck people and power investigates, exposes, and questions for the use and abuse of power around the gl

those investigated included pulitzer prize-winning associated press reporter martha mendoza, along with others at the huffington post, "the wall street journal" and "the new york times." we will speak with a reporter who broke the story titled "operation whistle pig: inside the secret cbp unit with no rules that investigates americans." >> it was so aeptable. everything rambo did was under orders, assigned, directed, rewarded by the highest levels of cbp. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the death toll from unprecedented weekend storms across the united states has risen to 90, with dozens still missing. and kentucky, workers at that mayfield consumer products candle factory survived the stormed said supervisors threatened to fire them if they left early friday and even as forecasters one at approaching tornadoes and warning sirens could be heard. some of the workers left the factory ahead of the storm despite the threat to their livelihoods. at least eight people who remained died as a tornado ripp

this kind of says it all from "the associated press." u.s. move to shorten covid-19 isolation stirs confusion, doubt. i think it really encapsulates what many americans feel, confused and doubtful and weary after the cdc dramatically shortened the recommended isolation person for the covid positive as omicron is exploding. a move that's also drawing some criticism from many renowned experts on infectious diseases. could it lead to even more covid cases? that's a fear. we have the guest tonight to try to help clear up any confusion and address the concerns that guest is dr. anthony fauci, white house covid task force member extraordinaire. he is about to join us in a moment. why are there concerns and confusion? before now those infected with covid-19 had been sliezed by the cdc to isolate for ten days, but now it's recommending only five days of isolation if they don't have symptoms regardless of vaccination status. once out of isolation, they are advised to mask up around others for another five days. but what's glaringly missing from the gu

back with me, two of those editors, julie pace of the associated press and alessandra galloni of reutersre both now the top editors of two of the biggest, most important outlets in the world. alessandra, you're the first woman to hold that title. what was that like for you and reuters? >> utterly cool. no, i mean, look, it's a huge honor for me, especially as i started as a baby, as a cub reporter at reuters, and then left and then came back. so it was a huge honor. but it's also a responsibility, right, because i think that no news organization is really credible anymore unless we inside look like our -- the world that we cover and our viewers and our readers and our consumers. and so it's a huge responsibility for me to say, our newsroom now has to change and has to follow that, has to be like the world that is outside. and i feel it more because i am the first woman. so a huge honor and a huge responsibility. >> and it's been many newsroom, first african-american leading abc news, many examples. julie, at the ap, you followed in the steps of kathleen care rolle and sally busby. the ap

the "associated press" reports the parents of the teenager charged with killing four students at a michigan asking for a lower bail. james and jennifer crumbly have been in jail on a $500,000 bond since they were arrested nearly three weeks ago. they're accused of making a gun accessible to their 15-year-old son and failing to pull him out of school when told about his writings before the november shooting. they're charged with involuntary manslaughter. >>> "the new york times" says the jury in the ghislaine maxwell trial was sent home for christmas without reaching a verdict. maxwell is accused of recruiting and grooming teenage girls for jeffrey epstein.yest the option of continuing deliberations today, but they declined. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to all charges. deliberations resume on monday. >>> and the "richmond times dispatch" says a more than 130-year-old time capsule found last week inside the base of a robert e. lee statue was opened. workers in richmond carefully opened the lead capsule and indiana found a water damaged 1875 almanac, two other books, a cloth envelope, and a

. >>> the associate press says two japanese tourists and a russian cosmonaut safely returned to earth after spending 12 days on the international. the japanese billionaire and fashion tycoon, his producer and the russian landed on the soyuz capsule in kazakhstan. he and his associate were the first self-paying tourists to visit the space station since 2009. he reportedly paid more than $80 million. >>> and the "wall street journal" reports that the latest "spider-man" movie has swooped in with a pandemic record opening. >> look, there has to be another way. >> there isn't. they're a danger to our universe. >> "spider-man: no way home" climbed its way to the top of the weekend's domestic box office. it earned a whopping $253 million in its debut weekend. the highest total yet of the pandemic. it's also the third biggest opening ever in the u.s. behind two "avengers" movies. >>> and still to come, tiktok gets into the restaurant business. delivery. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> on the cbs "money watch," plans may change for the new year's eve

as the associated press put it, they're among a number of republicans who, quote, resist saying three simple words. joe biden won. nearly a year into the joe biden presidency, they still haven't acknowledged that biden legitimately won the election. it pains them to say so. the irony here is that president biden's victory may now be the most indisputable election in american history. dozens of courts have weighed in. audits have been done. independent investigations have turned up nothing to even remotely suggest that the election was rigged. these deep concerns about the vulnerability of american democracy at this moment in time go far beyond the halls of congress. three retired generals are sounding the alarm about the possibility of a future insurrection and the disturbing number of veterans who took part in the january 6th riot. in a recent op-ed in "the washington post," these generals wrote, quote, the potential for a total breakdown of the chain of command along partisan lines from the top of the chain to the squad level is significant should another insurrection occur. the ide

. >>> the "associated press" says officials asked residents in northwest washington state to remain vigilant rain to hit the region. towns and streets were covered in water yesterday near the u.s./canadian border. it comes two weeks after hundreds were racketed from the area when several days of rain caused severe flooding. >> there's potentially another flood coming, and even if it doesn't materialize, psychologically it's a hard thing. a tough thing. >> a flood watch is in effect through tomorrow for part of the area just south of the canadian border.he philadelphia enquirer" says celebrity heart surgeon dr. mehmet oz is running for an open u.s. senate seat in the 61-year-old host of the "dr. oz" show made the announcement yesterday. next year's race would help determine which party has control of the senate. in is his first run for political office. dr. oz said that he entered the race partly because he believes the government has mishandled the pandemic. >>> so still ahead, adele rolls the dice. the singer announces a residency in las vegas. we will tell you when she'll kick it off. it o

. >>> and the associated press says dozens of camels were barred from a camel beauty contest in saudiover the use of botox. according to state-run saudi media, more than 40 camels were disqualified from the annual pageant. the camel festival invites breeders to compete for $60 million of prize money. some got botox injections, face lifts and other procedures to make them more attractive. who knew. >>> still to come, george jetson's car comes to life. we will show you a new flying car that could transform your next commute. >>> here's a >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> just take a look at what's being called the first commercially available personal flying car. the swedish company jetson aero built it. the vehicle can reach a top speed of 63 miles per hour. it fits one person and the company says that it only takes five minutes to learn how to fly. the car sells for $92,000. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," starbucks workers in buffalo have voted to unionize. and a rather harry potter book conjured up a record-breaking price. diane king hall has

"the associated press" did this. they actually went through, month by months -- i mean, basically a year here, right? digging through the ballots of these six crucial battleground states. they investigated the discrepancies and, you know, look, all these states have had multiple audits and hand counts and all that and say that i found nothing but "the ap" went ballot by ballot and that when a they found is stunning. are you ready for this? of the more than 25 million votes cast in the crucial states of arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, "the ap" found -- drum roll -- 473 potential cases of voter fraud. you can see the number of cases right there on your screen. 64 in georgia. 26 in pennsylvania. 31 in wisconsin. 473, in all. that is less than .002% of the votes cast in those states. that is a far cry from the amount of votes needed to make a difference in the 2020 election. and yet, these are the very same states that we heard this about from trump. >> if you look at nevada, which is mov

an exhaustive piece of reporting from the associated press.ch. >> thank you. >> woodruff: and now, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that is "new york times" columnist david brooks, and jonathan capehart, columnist for the "washington post." >> woodruff: hello, gentlemen. very good to see both of you. let me just start right off the bat, jonathan. a.p., eleven report, they spent months working on this, they talked to 300 some-odd election officials, not even close to a chance that there would have been a change in the election result? >> right, and i love how she emphasized 475 potential cases of voter fraud, out of millions of votes cast, and what that says is that this is more evidence that the big lie is indeed the big lie. there was no massive voter fraud in the 2020 election, even the person who was in charge of election security in the trump administration said that the 2020 election was the safest in american history. and, so, whether this makes a difference, i don't know, but, in the short term, but i do know in the long

the associated press reviewed every possible case of voter fraud. the numbers are minuscule.

. >>> the "associated press" says there's a threat of more flooding in parts of hawaii after a slow-movingul storm drenched the islands with heavy rain. the storm caused havoc across hawaii for several days, swamping dozens of homes, sending creeks and streams surging, and knocking out power to more than 40,000 people. the honolulu fire department said it responded to nearly 100 storm-related incidents within 24 hours. the governor issued a state of emergency for all of hawaii's islands. >>> and "reuters" says a japanese billionaire blasted off this morning from kazakhstan on a mission to the international space station. yusaku maezawa and his assistant who is filming the mission were joined by a russian cosmonaut on board the soyuz spacecraft. the two tourists will spend 12 days in space and will be the first self-paying tourists since 2009. maezawa has booked a trip on spacex with a mission to fly around the moon in 2023. >>> still to come, an oreo cookie snack for adults only. a new red wine that's blended with flavors of the iconic sandwich cookie. >>> he >>> here's a look at the forec

. >>> and the "associated press" says a snowstorm in denmark stranded people overnight in an ikea.tomers and about two dozen employees spent the night in the store when a foot of snow fell wednesday. they slept on beds that are usually meant for display. they also spent time together eating, playing cards, and watching tv. an ikea manager called it fun, and everything went super well. employees at a toy store next door slept at the ikea, as well. >>> and still to come, a burger bargain. burger king is celebrating the whopper's birthday with a super low price. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> on the cbs "money watch," google is delaying a return to office for its workers, and the price of a burger king whopper is going back to 1957. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, and happy friday, anne-marie. this morning traders are awaiting the labor department's monthly jobs report. that will be out later this morning. it's expected to be strong. it comes as al

. >>> the "associated press" says the band foo fighters canceled a concert at yesterday's formula one abu dhabi. organizers said the band pulled out due to unforeseen medical circumstances. no further details were given other than to say dave grohl and the band were unable to travel. a concert promoting told a state-linked newspaper a member of the foo fighters was rushed to a hospital from an airport in chicago where the band stopped on the way to abu dhabi. the band offered no immediate comment about the issue. >>> and "usa today" says miss india was crowned this year's miss universe. harnaaz sanhu won the 70th annual pageant. the 21-year-old bollywood actress beat out 79 other contestants. the runner much was miss paraguay. as for miss uusa, elle smith mae the top ten. the only country that did not send a representative was malaysia citing the covid pandemic. >>> still to come, peloton back pedaled. the exercise bike company tweets a funny new video featuring mr. big from "sex and the city." g f" ? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh,