this one key bridge connecting cincinnati, ohio, on the northern side of the ohio river and the northern nub of kentucky on the southern side of the river, that one important bridge has been functionally obsolete for more than two decades. it has supposedly been a national priority to fix this thing for more than two decades. never gets done. except now apparently it's getting done. they're cutting the checks. the day after tomorrow there is going to be a political miracle. the day after tomorrow president biden will be at that bridge, wednesday, this week with two governors, democratic governor andy beshear and republican governor mike dewine of ohio and he will be there with two senators, republican senate leader mitch mcconnell from kentucky and democratic senator sherrod brown from ohio. republicans and democrats together, cats and dogs living in harmony, formally announcing the fact that the bipartisan infrastructure bill that president biden got passed this past year is finally going to be the thing that fixes that freaking bridge. $1.6 billion to fix this thick. they're going to b

inaudible) >> sin tener información de los responsables el cuerpo del joven arquitecto será enviado a cincinnati ohioxico valeria noticias telemundo >> y nos quedamos en méxico 57 menores de edad no acompañados en el remolque de una camioneta fueron rescatados los adolescentes tienen entre 14 y 17 años de edad con ellos viajaba una mujer su hija y su pareja todos de origen guatemalteco esto pasó en una carretera de chihuahua y ciudad juárez el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden hoy recibió una acusación por decenas de legisladores de su partido le critican que haya incumplido su promesa de restablecer asilo político en la frontera al acordar que recibiría 100 mil inmigrantes al mes de nicaragua colombia y cuba >> estamos llamando a la conciencia del presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden de regresar a su sentimiento que tenía anteriormente de preservar el asilo en estados unidos >> por su parte la casa blanca niega que haya regresado a las políticas de la era donald trump diciendo que es un plan seguro y humanitario diciendo que las intercepciones de inmigrantes de nicaragua y ven

screen in covington, kentucky, the bridge behind president biden leads from kentucky to se cinc cincinnati, ohio, in which bipartisanship is being celebrated. it is democratic president joe biden, republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in his home state across the river, of course, in ohio, that is a largely republican state with a governor who is republican and outgoing or former senator who helped negotiate this bipartisan infrastructure bill. this isn't a celebration of what can happen if parties work together is on the left side. on the right side of your screen is washington dysfunction, specifically house republican dysfunction. they cannot arrive at a speaker. this is the first time since 1923 that there have been so many ballots in a caucus that cannot arrive on a speaker candidate. let's bring in an ally of kevin mccarthy right now, former republican congressman rodney davis of illinois. congressman davis, it doesn't seem as though anything has moved in the last 24 hours, we're waiting for the final vote to come in but it's basically going to be the same as the third ballot y

a quick recovery but some of the men were not so fortunate like psc james woodley comes from cincinnati ohioent back to walter reed general hospital to talk with jim and we found a man dead. hi joe how are you doing? >> fine, sir. >> how are you feeling? >> feeling? >> just fine. >> tell me what happened to you. where were you? >> 15 miles north of the 38 and there was a counterattack so we waited around for a while and the chinese started popping up in 15 or 20 minutes later we were overrun by the chinese and there were only five of us left so we were taken to the hill. a concussion grenade went off in front of my face and knocked me out. i figured two hours after that they have put me in a foxhole. >> you lost your eyes. >> yes, sir. >> i was washing blood off of my face and after that they told me they were going to move me out on a march. they would be 25 miles per day. >> was this the only medical treatment he received? >> yes. >> water to wash your face-off? >> yes. in the march they wouldn't let us take water. if we crossed the pond we would scoop it up with a cup we had in our hands.

[cheering and applauding] have been a member of local 44 here in cincinnati, ohio for 30 years. thirteen of those years i've dedicated my service to fabrication. when i first became a union, i didn't know anything about iron working or properly how to read up tape measure but i heard it had good benefits, wages allowed me to take care of my family so i decided to take a chance to become an ironworker. as a single mother, it was important in for the benefits, really nice benefits. my union built the city from the ground up. thanks to president biden, our leader in the work of other leaders here today, we are rebuilding and replacing the bridge. it's by the workers -- thank you. a booth for the workers and a boost for the region. that means quicker and faster commutes. iron workers like me and my brother and sister ironworkers of local 44 and other an opportunity to work on the bridge, it brings jobs and money needed right now today is nettie and kentucky. it's my honor and privilege to introduce to you the president of the united states, our president, joe biden. [cheering and ap

this was all unfolding in cincinnati, ohio. take a look. first quarter, the bengals and the bills. bills safety damar hamlin makes a tackle. he then gets up after he makes that tackle and then falls to the turf. we're not going to show you that part of the video. damar hamlin, number 3 in that white jersey there. emergency responders performed cpr on the field. the players -- you see them there -- tearfully standing by as medics tried to revive him. players on both teams there. hamlin has been rushed to a hospital by ambulance and reportedly has not been able to breathe on his own. we did hear his mother was at the game there tonight and rode in the ambulance with him. damar hamlin is a 24-year-old who grew up in pennsylvania. right now the players have walked off the field. this happened about 45 minutes ago, i believe. you see the fans are still there in the stadium in cincinnati. but right now the game has been suspended. no word yet of when they are even planning on rescheduling. but right now the game has been suspended in ohio between the bengals and the buffalo bills. >>> ba

like p fc james are wind ali, who comes from cincinnati ohio.k to walter reed general hospital to talk about jim when delaying, we found him in bed. >> hi, jim, how are you doing? >> fine, sir. >> he looked pretty good, how do you feel? >> just fine. >> tell me what happened to you. when and where were you hit. >> -- on the 22nd of april. >> north of the 38? >> 50 miles north 38, and it was summit as a counterattack. we waited around for a while and that the chinese started popping up and found our holes. 15, 20 minutes later it was overrun by chinese. there is only five of us left. so, we figured we'd taken to try to find a way of the hill. a concussion grenade went off in my face and knock me out. i figured about two hours afterwards, they had as down into a foxhole. i woke up and was surrounded by chinese. >> you lost your eye in this? >> yes, -- they told me they were going to move me out on a march. it would be about 25 miles per day to pyongyang. >> this is the only medical treatment you have received? >> yes. >> the water, to wash your fa

this is the brent spence bridges that connects cincinnati, ohio and covington, kentucky. it has become a politically famous bridge. past presidents, congressional leaders have promised they want to fix this bridge, because officials say it carries basically double the traffic that it is meant to support. now, what the president gets to do today when he goes to kentucky is say, look, $2 billion from the infrastructure law will go towards upgrading that bridge and a number of other bridges as well. so keep an eye on that contrast here -- what is going on in washington, d.c., and then what the president is doing, as he launches into basically the second half of his first term. he's making it very clear, even with the new congress, and with congress now being divided, yeah, he wants to continue to try to work with reps. >> mj, thanks so much joining us now says jackie kucinich, and errol lewis. jackie, folks are trying to find a path forward, one is don bacon, a mccarthy supporter. here's what he told us last hour. have a listen. >> i encourage him to continue, but he may sta

cincinnati. we have been working very closely with them, the ohio department of transportation. part of the good news i think of this story is that we are going to have an additional -- like the city's going to have additional because of this, an additional 10 acres that they can develop. they can use for the people of the city. we are working with the city of cincinnati eight to make sure that because of the way we are constructing this the onramp's, offramp, we are going to tie the community together and closer together to downtown cincinnati. that is certainly going to make a difference as well. let's build this bridge. let's get it going. we know the economic impact this bridge has for the country. let me say also a new bridge is going to have a huge impact for kentucky. it's going to have a huge impact for the state of ohio. the timing is right. this is a time in our history we are reassuring we are seeing things come back. one of the lessons we've learned as we need to make more things in the united states of america. ohio is doing that. kentucky is doing that. this bridge

ryan young, cnn, cincinnati, ohio. >>> ukraine showing no i indication it will go along with russia'steral cease-fire that went into effect a while ago. president vladimir putin ordered them to have a 36-hour cease-fire. ukrainian officials are saying this is pure propaganda and an attempt to buy time. the deputy of russia's security council said ukraine said no to the hand of christian mercy. meanwhile, these satellite images show months of fighting had done extensive damage to the eastern sea of bakhmut. russian fire pummelling the city which is still in ukrainian hands. 60% of bakhmut is now destroyed. >> ukraine is also getting more fire power foreground operations against russia. the u.s. and germany are pledging to deliver armored infantry vehicles as there is expected to be an uptick of fighting. >> the idea that putin is showing christian mercy does give incred duty. do you think it's likely to be for reasons of regrouping? an opportunity to move troops or weaponry? or is it deference to the pow jpower? >> that was putin having good cover, political domestic cover. it's a disa

insurrection on january 6th when one of those men fired a nail gun into an fbi field office in cincinnati, ohio. what meta executive nick clegg called the serious risk to public safety has not gone away. it may not be a mob storming the capital but the violence is there. and it's happening in ongoing and discreet ways. and yes, today meta announced it was lifting the suspension of donald trump from facebook and instagram, once again allowing trump access to the social media site that fuelled his rise. nick clegg explained that decision today in an interview with my colleague hallie jackson. >> how can you say in this country the risk of political violence has receded? >> i think we -- what we're essentially doing is comparing it to the circumstances which led to his two-year suspension in the first place. i'm not saying everything is perfect, no one is. saying if you compare it to the circumstances which led to his original suspension we think the risk to public safety has materially and significantly receded but that is also the reason why we are introducing those additional guardrails to disc

and an armed man threatened the fbi building in cincinnati, ohio reporting that he was present at the capitol riot. until the rhetoric is diminished, the threat of political violence will persist." and sure enough, now we appear to be seeing it again. this time in new mexico. back in august, the santa fe new mexico flagged the notable history of a seat that pena had been convicted of 19 feloies and spent almost seven years in prison for a burglary ring. naturally after getting out he figured the next move that made sense was to run for political office as a super only 26% of the vote, he announced that just like donald trump, he was not conceding his race. he was researching h where he disputed his election loss with them. one democratic county commissioner say that pena came to her house right after the november election and he was at my door and he was aggressive. he was an election denier. and another county commissioner had a similar experience with pena, "this guy came to my home, i was very concerned and it was unsettling, he was angry with losing the election, he felt the elect

again it is very good news from the hospital in cincinnati, ohio. the bills damar hamlin is now breathing on his own and he is able to talk after the breathing tube was just removed from his throat. this is extraordinary stuff. all great news in cincinnati, back to buffalo, throughout the nfl. really great news for everybody to hear. >> dana: incredible medical care and a healthy young man who looks like he will be all right. >> bill: we can debate the postseason and how the nfl manages that but we'll save it for another day. >> dana: also police published new data on new york city's crime wave. who they say is behind a growing portion of the big apple's violent crime. >> bill: idaho, leading police to arrest bryan kohberger. what else do we know about him and the case? is it a slam dunk? lawrence jones, nancy grace will break down the evidence for us. >> you put it all together, these cops were genius. you know what? they kept their mouth shut. they didn't care what the public was saying or didn't care they were being called the keystone cops. they

continues, we could have a pretty good story coming out of university hospital in clifton in cincinnati, ohio. stand by. we'll talk to man who knows the issue better than anyone. former quarterback boomer is in studio next. studio next. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> bill: we've got breaking news now. buffalo bills official twitter line sent out a tweet their safety, damar hamlin, is neurologically intact. apparently his condition is improving. all very good news. he is far from being out of the woods. former nfl quarterback boomer esiason. he played with the bengals and a great host. >> great news and i'm sure the buffalo bills players who were zoomed into the locker room by damar's father yesterday as he was bringing them up to speed on his condition, this has got to be great news for all of us. especially his teammates there in buffalo. >> bill: we'll keep our fingers crossed. news continues to be good. we have a ton of questions here. how is the nfl going to

days later, and our man threaten the fbi building in cincinnati ohio, reportings confirming that he was president at the capitol riot. until the incentives for violent, extreme, and apocalyptic rhetoric iran is managed, the threat of political violence will persist. sure enough, now we appear to be seeing it again. this time, in new mexico. back in august the santa fe new mexico and the notable history of a candidate for state house seat in albuquerque. the republican nominee for the seat, solomon pangea, had been convicted of 19 felonies and spent almost seven years in prison for being a mastermind of smash-and-grab burglary. naturally, after getting out of prison, solomon pena figured that the best thing for him to do was to run for office as a super maga pro trump candidate. after losing badly, only getting 26% of the vote, he announced just like donald trump, he was not conceding his race. he was researching his options. what he came up with, apparently, was a series of visits to the homes of democratic elected officials in new mexico, where he disputed his election loss with them.

ryan young, cnn, cincinnati, ohio. >> ryan, thanks for that. >>> a deadly winter storm is battering californiamunities with ferocious wins and torrential rain. a sonoma family lost their toddler when a tree fell on their home and a 19-year-old woman died when a tree crashed on her car. santa cruz county on the coast reeling as piers are broken and the wharf evacuated. >> we had the first big wave come over the wall and come into our garage and bring debris underneath the cars and dump about six inches of sand in the driveway here. >> gusty winds knocked down trees cutting off power to thousands. >>> new details emerging about the killings of four idaho university students. bryan kohberger was seen outside his house wearing surgical gloves and cleaning his car inside and out. he was also spotted putting garbage bags in his neighbor's trash cans. kohberger just made his first court appearance in idaho. here's cnn's gary tuchman. >> reporter: accused of four murders. >> the maximum penalty for this offense if you were to plead guilty or be found guilty is death or impreisonment for life. do you u

know, kaitlan, this is a bridge that president biden himself once promised to fix that connects cincinnati, ohioovington, kentucky, which is where he's going this afternoon and it's one of the busiest freight routes in the country and officials say ca carries double the traffic it's meant to support. it's so politically significant of the nation's crumbling infrastructure, past presidents and congressional leaders have promised to fix it and haven't been able to get it done and what president biden today is able to announce is $2 billion from the infrastructure law that he signed in 2021 goes towards upgrading this bridge and other significant bridges including the golden gate bridge in san francisco and you're right part of the event that's so significant is someone like mitch mcconnell appearing beside the president. there's sort of the literal bridge and then the metaphor cal bridge of the president wanting to send this message even in the new congress and with republicans taking over the house that he's willing to reach across the iaisle and work with republicans. >>> back to mccarthy's mome

happening right now, doctors in cincinnati, ohio providing an update on buffalo bills player damar hamlin. >> certainly after flying on a plane, he is going to be observed and monitored to ensure that there's no impact on the flight of his condition or on his lungs. dr. prince and i have spoken to his care team in buffalo, and i can confirm he's doing well, and this is the beginning of the next stage of his recovery. we are representing many of the individuals of the teams who cared for damar. this includes our ems, emergency medicine, trauma surgery, cardiology, critical care, neurocritical care, and therapists. you name it. i could keep going. there are many, many people who had a hand in damar's successful recovery to this point, and as a team, our collective focus from day one has been keeping damar at the center to ensure a good outcome for him. since our last update to you, damar hamlin has met a number of key milestones on his journey to recovery. i believe when dr. prince and i last met, damar was still intubated and on a ventilator. he has been off that, tolerating a regular diet

there was a man in cincinnati, ohio where those words and took it upon himself to go to the fbi fieldin his hometown with an assault rifle. he was killer later that day in a standoff. what we really need is for politicians to stop letting the views that has resulted in political violence. >> that is such a good reminder that this is really having real world consequences. charles, we have a number of election deniers who made it into congress. we also have charles solomon. he lost his raised by 48 points. you have to underscore 48 points. this is not at all a close election. he tweeted that he never conceded the race. he was researching his options. i was wonder what you would make of how much election denialism will be a part of what is happening. it is going continue to grow, grow, grow. even when races are not close. >> i do believe what you have learned is that election deniers might not have the heyday that they did. we saw them across the country. the reason i think that matters because of the overwhelming message from the american public. they're basically saying, listen, we bel

. ♪ baby give me one more chance ♪ >> steve: a happy song from the jackson 5 as you look at cincinnati, ohio morning, folks. this is your 7:01 wake-up call. as you can see from the lights in the distance, it is a little foggy there. right now 48 degrees. 100 percent relative humidity. rainy and maybe a snowy for the next couple of hours. meanwhile come back live here to studio m in the midtown manhattan, welcome to the number one cable news show for over 0 years thanks to you "fox & friends." >> ainsley: we appreciate it. i love this song. great way to wake up. >> brian: michael jackson when he was about 4. >> steve: 7, probably. 8. >> brian: had that cartoon and what happened after that i didn't keep track of him. >> brian: jackson 5 had a cartoon. >> steve: my wife grew up in neighborhood in ensign know when she had her sweet 16th birthday party she invited the jackson 5 and they all came to her sweet 16. >> steve: she worked at the same tv stages did i in our nation's capital. she was in the sports and i was in the news department. >> brian: poll la rode take the picture and picture comes

this is video from cincinnati, ohio. the 24 year-old was brought to the hospital. the game stopped halfway through reporter dray clark has reaction from fans and the league. >> the game last night between the bills and bengals was the last monday night game of the nfl season. and it was a big one between 2 afc contenders fighting for the number one seed. but with almost 6 minutes left in the 1st quarter, the mat stop suddenly after demar hamblin collapse turning the game into a fight to save his life. >> we don't know. of course, the extent of his injuries, but the entire bills team is out on the field right now. several players are down on their knees. >> the plane looked like a routine tackle for him. but hamlin stands up. takes a few steps and collapses. the sense of urgency was clear. team medical staff working on hablan within seconds. players visibly in tears and distraught on bended knee, praying as feet away. team doctors been several minutes conducting cpr on hamlet. >> nothing to say right now. we'll take another break and come back. >> an ambulance rushe

some scary moments in cincinnati, ohio, where a couple says their iphone caught fire. family says it happened on january 9th as they were sleeping. they say the iphone was iphone four was on the kitchen counter charging when it happened. home surveillance video shows the flames burning intensely before fizzling out. the family had no idea what was happening until the next morning . they say they filed a claim with apple, who asked them to send in that phone for research purposes and offered a check for a replacement device. alright still ahead, great strides have been made in artificial intelligence over the past few years. now it's been used in the world of art, but not to modify something already created this time around. it's actually making the art and coming up at six. we are staying on top of breaking news that the oakland police chief has been placed on administrative leave. we're working with our sources and getting new information into the newsroom. also ahead tonight, federal leaders are thinking about more than just mudslide and flood damage right now, the a

cincinnati, ohio, democrat line, hello. >> caller: good morning.t i would like to see them do is to start to rebuild the integrity that has been lost in this country. what has happened is we have a liar's result here. we have been run by lies for the past four years and lies, distrust, disunity, dissatisfaction, which leads to insurrection. not just one lie but infrastructure built on a foundation of lies which is finally crumbling. the religious community bears much of the responsibility for the disunity because they have chosen to follow donald trump rather than to follow christ who detests lies and liars. >> host: since democrats have been in charge for two years did they take responsibly as well? >> caller: for the lies? >> host: for the problems you cite since they have been in control for two years? >> caller: the problems i am talking about spring from the lies that have been spread through this country, that is what i am talking about. the democrats are not perfect. i never claimed for the democrats to be perfect. but they do not run on con

be promoting the bipartisan infrastructure law and it's going to be just across the way from cincinnati, ohiois is really in some ways interesting to see republicans and democrats coming together as they look at this big bill that they were able to pass, i think it underscores that president biden is entering this new phase of divided government with idea at least that he wants to cooperate with the republicans to try to get things done for the american people, but i think it's very interesting also because we're all waiting to see what the 2024 decision will be for president biden, whether he will run again and you have mitch mcconnell who is clearly openly at this point warring with former president trump, saying that he's diminished, he's not going to have the senate candidates be the ones that are picked by former president trump. so i think this also shows that mitch mcconnell is willing to do what he wants to do in order to sort of promote what he thinks is a good law. so it's a very interesting time i think in the republican party and the democratic party to see these two men side-by-s

host: from cincinnati, ohio, independent line, cher. caller: i just wanted to make a comment. think congress needs to see what happened at the bills and bengals game last night, when demar hamlin went down. the reaction they had for the teams, where they came together in prayer and concern, that is what we all need right now. to be more concerned about human beings and show kindness and compassion. that is just what i wanted to say. for the people that didn't get to see that, everyone needs to see how those teams, both sides, came together. they were not concerned with who was going to win the game or whether they finished a game, they were concerned about a person and that's what we all. thank you. host: let's go back to john mcardle. caller: so much of the focus today -- host: so much of the focus today will of course be on the speaker election in the house. here's the latest headline from "the hill" newspaper. macarthur struggles to win support for speaker with ours until the floor showdown, noting that kevin mccarthy has yet to lock up the votes for the gavel, saying that

host: let's talk to pam calling from cincinnati, ohio on the republican line. pam, good morning.r: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think we need to bridge the gap and come together on both sides of the aisle. what i see is a demonstration of not being able to get along with each other and i guess i kind of agree with sarah that what we do next? how do we bridge the gap as a country and become the united states of america, which will encompass everything for all of us? that's my heart today. thank you. guest: yeah, i me that is just so true. there's a lot more voters out there like you. you should take heart in that. i think we have seen a trend of our political conversations dominated by those two extremes on the outside that they mentioned, laws driven by small dollar donors. we got large dollar political donations out of the game and while that sounded good in theory, in practice it is about -- it has empowered the extremes of the two parties. once you set up an incentive system, it changes everything, changes not only who wins, it changes who runs in the first pl

host: let's talk to pam calling from cincinnati, ohio on the republican line. pam, good morning.r: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think we need to bridge the gap and come together on both sides of the aisle. what i see is a demonstration of not being able to get along with each other and i guess i kind of agree with sarah that what we do next? how do we bridge the gap as a country and become the united states of america, which will encompass everything for all of us? that's my heart today. thank you. guest: yeah, i me that is just so true. there's a lot more voters out there like you. you should take heart in that. i think we have seen a trend of our political conversations dominated by those two extremes on the outside that they mentioned, laws driven by small dollar donors. we got large dollar political donations out of the game and while that sounded good in theory, in practice it is about -- it has empowered the extremes of the two parties. once you set up an incentive system, it changes everything, changes not only who wins, it changes who runs in the first pl

just across the bridge from a controversial bridge linking kentucky and ohio, cincinnati to kentucky, literally is the president of the united states, the republican leader, mitch mcconnell, now the longest serving leader of any caucus in the senate, as well as the republican governor of ohio, mike dewine, democratic governor bashir of kentucky and the senators portman and brown from ohio. what you have got is a completely bipartisan unified group to celebrate infrastructure and the billions that are going to go to rebuilding that old bridge, which has an incredible impact on the gdp of this country. i think it's 3% of the daily gdp goes across that bridge, congressman. >> yeah. you know, this is another example of there's actually a real cultural difference between the house republican conference and the senate republicans. we saw that manifest itself almost exactly two years ago on january 6th. we saw it on the vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. i think 19 senate republicans, including minority leader mcconnell, voted for it. while on the house side, that's really unimagin

joining us from cincinnati, ohio, outside the trauma center where he is being treated is nbc news correspondenttest? >> reporter: so, mika, good morning, from as you can see a rainy cincinnati, as you said, damar hamlin inside that trauma center right now, and the latest according to the buffalo bills is he is in critical condition, sedated inside the hospital after they say suffering a cardiac arrest on the field. they say that is indeed why he passed out. as you saw it was an incredibly scarey ordeal, players weeping and consoling each other. medical personnel working to save hamlin's life. fans stunned by what they saw. the league taking the step of postponing the game after hamlin was taken off the field in an ambulance. it seemed like a routine play, buffalo bills second year safety, damar hamlin, tackling cincinnati wide receiver higgins in the first quarter of monday night's game. >> another bill's player is down. >> after the hard hit, hamlin quickly jumped to his feet, suddenly his body went limp and the 24-year-old collapsed to the ground. the chilling incident shocking players and fa

ohio. >> st. louis, missouri. >> verb anna, illinois. -- urbana, illinois. >> massachusetts. >> cincinnati. >> did we get you? >> mayor of detroit. >> a third of america has now walked into the room. now it is my privilege to introduce the president coming in after the president, thank you. [applause] >> thank you, president suarez and vice president. it is an honor to be part of the leadership team and work alongside the terrific mayors you see here today. the mayor of columbus. we have gathered in d.c. but i would remiss if i didn't begin by reminding you that our annual meeting this summer will be in columbus for the first time in our cities history. i expect to see you there. our winter meeting in washington is a special one. francis spoke to the sense of purpose that mayors bring to politics. there is no question that mayors can offer a lesson in how to put partisanship aside to get things done. that is part of our dna. the former mayor of pittsburgh said there are three kinds of people, republicans, democrats and mayors. commitment to bipartisanship i think is on full display here today. the last few ye

what it is going to mean to the northern kentucky, cincinnati community and all of kentucky and ohiountry is pretty special and it is going to continue this economic growth, job growth that we are seeing that i think is going to continue long after inflation has subsided. >> it is quite a split screen today, talking about government functioning and getting something done on a bipartisan basis and what we're going to see in kentucky and seeing the paralysis set in on capitol hill this morning as we don't even know what the new congress -- the next congress and what the new republican majority is going to look like there with the speaker fight. but thanks, governor, i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> all right. so a massive blow, russia suffering one of the biggest losses of its forces since the start of the war in ukraine. we're going to have details in a live report. that is next. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer s

ohio here. including places like columbus, cincinnati, we see the rain working in. but we do have that potential to see some strong storms with this. so wind gusts up to 60, as high as 80 miles per hour. so we could see downed trees and power lined and a brief tornado and damaging hail and this goes through the afternoon hours. 17 million people still impacted and as shaq mentioned, this will continue to move east. as so we go through the rest of the day today, that cold rain that is falling from buffalo to washington, d.c. and into new york, will eventually transition over to snow for parts of the northeast as we get into tomorrow. we'll still be dealing with the lingering snow showers in places like maine, guys. >> angie lassman for us. shaq brewster in wisconsin, thank you both. >>> well president biden is in california to tour the damage there from nearly three weeks of destructive severe weather. a staggering ten storms rocked that state since christmas. at least 22 people died as a result of that severe weather. the recovery process now really getting underway

ohio. and a big old restaurant and hotel that is near our town of cincinnati and very near a farm that jean and i have. i will look forward to spinning more time at the golden lamb as well. it's a historic inn that is a lot of fun to be involved with. greta: did you say a farm? sen. portman: we have a farm. the farm provides the vegetables for the restaurant and the honey and the maple syrup, and we have some cows on the farm. that is another passion of mine, so that will be fun. greta: what have you enjoyed the most about being a u.s. senator? sen. portman: no question it is just getting things done for people. it's an opportunity to serve. there are various ways to serve. when i was growing up, my mom was big into service, and she was always volunteering here and there doing something. kind of imbued that in us, and insisted we serve too, so that kind of got into my blood. so it is a way to serve. it is not the only way to serve. in some ways, it is the hardest way to serve. elected office is not easy sometimes, and it is not for everybody, what you can really get things done for people.

ohio clarence grew up in middletown. he began his journalism career as a freelance and photographer for the middletown journal and cincinnatiquirer. at the age of. he graduate from ohio university with a bachelors of science in journalism. in 1969. he also has received honorary degrees from the columbia in chicago, lake forest, the chicago theological seminary and the john marshall school of law, among others. page was a reporter and assistant city editor for the chicago tribune, during which he participated in 1972 task force series on voter fraud, which won a pulitzer prize pages. other awards include a 1980 illinois upi awards community service for the investigative series titled the black tax and the edwards scott beck award for overseas reporting in 1976. lifetime achievement awards from the national of newspaper columnists, chicago headline club and the national association of black journalists. in 1992, he inducted into the chicago journalism hall of fame. his book, showing my color impolite essays on race and identity, was published in 1996 by harpercollins, presenting the 2022 dayton literary peace prize. ambassado

ohio. hammond was discharged from the university of cincinnati medical center this morning. >> and flown touffalo with the doctors say he is doing well you might remember it was one week ago today that the 24 year-old went into cardiac arrest on the field during monday night football. yesterday he posted this photograph on twitter. it shows him sitting up in his hospital bit making a heart sign with his hands. well, wearing a number 3 hat, which is his number and a love for damar shirt tomorrow will now continue his recovery in buffalo, there were tributes to damar hamlin all around the nfl yesterday before the game. the bills training staff was honored for helping administer cpr and saving his life. and then the bills came out. all fire for number 3 with a 96 yard kickoff return. it was pretty amazing. the bills went on to win. 35 to 23. that play gave me chills. what the forty-niners are getting ready for a big game this weekend. they are hosting the seattle seahawks for the first round of the nfc playoffs. >> if you're brave enough to deal with the weather on saturday afternoon and you w

ohio to northern kentucky. you can see it there in cincinnati.by they rod brown and mike dewyze as well as kentucky's democratic governor andy beshear. at the event biden highlighted his push for more bipartisanship. >> leader mcconnell and i don't agree on everything. in fact, we disagree on a lot of things but here's what matters. he is a man of his word when he gives you his word you can count on it and willing to find common ground to get things done for the country so thank you, mitch. thank you. we can work together. we can get things done. we can move the nation forward. we just drop a little bit of our egos and focus on what is needed in the country. >> senator brown will join "morning joe" later today. president biden intends to make his first trip to the u.s./mexico border since taking office saying his team is working out the details. and while he didn't announce a date the president is scheduled to attend the north american leaders summit in mexico city next week. that could be a logical option. the visit would come as republicans on

he was flown there from a hospital in ohio yesterday, just one week after his stunning collapse on the field. cincinnatirecovery. they see he's walking and eating and even jumping up and down when his team scored a touchdown during sunday's opening kickoff. and that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can always reach me on twitter and instagram. please follow the show online at jd balart msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. lindsey reiser picks up with more news right now. >> good tuesday morning. i'm lindsey reiser at msnbc headquarters in new york. right now, we're watching

ago, on that same stadium, on the monday night game in cincinnati, the pittsburgh steelers had a young linebacker. awesome. he played football at ohioe was a team leader on defense. and he had a collision with a tight end or a wide receiver that looked to be nine yet again, but something happened in his spine. he went to the same facility that tua went to, and where this young man is right now. >> emily: it reminded me of my senior year in college at the university of washington. curtis williams, at the stanford game in 2000. after making a tackle, like last night, he broke his vertebrae and he was paralyzed from the neck down on the field, and he ended up dying at the age of 24. that was in front of live viewership and so many fans and family. you all know that i cheered for several years in the nfl, and during that time my partner played, and there are so many times, as a loved one, as you brought up, when you want your loved one on the field getting hit, and yes, there's plenty of broken bones, there's plenty of blood on the jersey. that is sort of run-of-the-mill even though a normal life that is considered violent or frightenin

in ohio the cincinnati enquirer is reporting on a new robotic dog at an airport.e jobs, increase security and help customers have a more seamless flight. >>> all right. still ahead, ukraine is expecting dozens of tank deliveries from the western allies. the british ambassador to the united states will talk about the military aid. a key economic report is out due next hour and could have clues about the state of the u.s. economy and the outlook in the future. we'll break down the data with stephanie ruhle and andrew ross sorkin. "morning joe" will be right back. hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ no matter who you are, ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is

cincinnati bengals at the time. a real tie between these two sort of ohio, new york, near each other.es that have larger cities and just sort of this, this place where football really means a lot to both of these cities. >> boy, has buffalo been through it, man. >> and you know, buffalo has really been through it. whether the shooting at the supermarket earlier in the year. obviously the blizzard just, what was it? a week ago? losing track of time, but buffalo really lives and -- i hate -- really just lives through their team. right? this is a city that's lost a lot of population. it's a city if you look, ratings in buffer lowe for the bills' games are higher than pretty much any other team. to see this happen, i just -- it's just so tragic. >> what a great guy he is. just want to play as we go to break for everyone this sound of him just a few months ago talking about his teammate jackson, when injured. talking about cherishing life. so we're going to place this for you quickly as we go to break. >> i cherish it every second that i can, you know, every second of every day. just had o

ohio. offering every resource available to the players of the buffalo bills and cincinnati bengals. >> for us the dream is real but the dream, you know, even though we understand the dream comes with great sacrifice, we never want that sacrifice to be paid from the expense of anyone's life. >> hamlin's family releasing a statement thanking the teams, fans, and medical staff for the love and support shown to damar. >> he has a strong family. he has the ideal support system. optimistic. >> everyone is rooting for him. >> reporter: hamlin was drafted by the buffalo bills in 2021 after playing college football at pittsburgh. a relative newcomer only beginning his nfl career. >> you never know when like the last day could be that you get to experience something like this, you know? cherishing every moment i can. >> his uncle was telling me today that the only thing that stands out about this young man, how much he wanted to give back to his community. leaning into that right now, especially as this community and the one in buffalo surround him with love. back to you. >> ryan young there. >>> me

cincinnati, he is now back in buffalo and home from the hospital. doctors say they performed a series of medical test after the transfer from ohio and they are confident he can continue to recover at home and with the team. >>> the white house says there is no evidence of a cyber attack in the failure that grounded systems post the coast for hours this evening . it sends a pilot's potential safety information about hazards. without it, they cannot push back from the gate area at the department of transportation is investigating. some are questioning why there is no backup estimate place for something like this. >> you would not think this could happen in the stand age. you know, with all the money that is pumped into transportation. but here we are. >> we have a very good air traffic system in this nation. when they have situations like this, it shows us that we do have vulnerabilities. >> my top priority now that the system is working again as of about 9:00 is morning is to understand the root cause. >> 9:00 a.m. eastern time , 6:00 our time. we don't often see this in california. or it tornado actually touched down earlier this morning in calaveras

he was flown there from a hospital in ohio yesterday, just one week after his stunning collapse on the field. cincinnati doctors say they're ecstatic about his remarkable recovery. they see he's walking and eating and even jumping up and down when his team scored a touchdown during sunday's opening kickoff. and that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can always reach me on twitter and instagram. please follow the show online at jd balart msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. lindsey reiser picks up with more news right now. >> good tuesday morning. i'm lindsey reiser at msnbc headquarters in new york. right now, we're watching an urgent weather emergency out west. mandatory evacuations and emergency rescues are under way in california. as an unrelenting series of storms batters the state, triggering mudslides, flash floods, and opening massive sink holes. 90% of california is under flood watches or warnings right now. >> it caught people who have been here 50 years, caught them unprepared. >> how quickly was the water rising? >> you could watch it. you could see it rising. >>