. >> and i'm erica hill. president biden expected to try to calm fears in a matter of moments when he does make his way to that podium, this amid the failure of two u.s. banks. we're talking about silicon valley bank, which you've heard a lot of this weekend, as well as signature bank. the biden administration is taking emergency action here and there is the president. let's listen in. >> -- for california. i want to briefly speak about what's happening to silicon valley bank and signature bank. today, thanks to the quick action of my administration over the past few days, americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country that deposit accounts at these banks can breathe easier knowing they'll be able to pay their workers and pay their bills. and hard-working employees can breathe easier, as well. last week, when he went learned of the problems of the banks and the impact that they could have on jobs of small busin

>> i will tell you that i want to scream, erica.ans, and you know, erica, because i used to do, this and the republicans and the right wing media people, their operation is to scare their voters, and scare their listeners, and they engage in the cultural world b.s. all the time and then they don't engage. that is a by, big mistaking because i do believe that most americans when it is coming to the issues of gender, race, most americans are tolerant and em pa thet thick. they would be with the democrats on the culture war issues if the democrats fought. i am not a democrat, erica, but that is my biggest criticism is to fight the republicans on these issue, and we are with you. >> joe walsh, thank you, for coming on this morning. >>> as the afghans face a brutal anand deadly winteter, they sayt they need humanitarian aid this year just to survive. some of f the heartbreaking stories coming up. clearly, you're a safe drir. you could save hundreds for fe driving they customize your car insurance so younly pay for what you need! >> a cnn

erica?a schneider, appreciate it. thank you. >>> with me now, former principal deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree. good to have you with us. we've heard from multiple experts, including the former president trump's attorney, who said this is unprecedented, there are questions about the charges here. in your view, do you see charges being brought here? >> i do. look, the fact that the district attorney has invited president trump to come in and testify before the grand jury is a pretty big signal. when you get invited like this, it usually means you're getting indicted. so, i won't say it's a lock or a guarantee. i suspect the d.a. is going to want to dot the is and cross the ts, but certainly the signs are on the wall. the storm clouds are gathering, and i think it's more likely than not at this point that he does indict former president trump. >> there are a lot of questions about michael cohen. we heard from him and saw him leaving just a few moments earlier there. he is a convic

. >> i'm erica hill. this morning, cnn learning details about a disturbing plot about a man looking to kill jewish elected officials. and the suspect could be in court as early as today. we will walk you through what we know. >>> and also, the double murder trial of disgraced attorney alec murdaugh, and we are learning that a juror has been removed of discussing the case with people outside of the court, and all of this as the defense has just begun the closing argument. >>> and today, a pennsylvania man is in court after he hid explosives inside of his luggage for a flight destined for orlando, and the latest on the case and the suspect's long criminal history. and we begin in michigan where a man is accuse of plotting multiple jewish officials in that state. we go to polo sandoval, and andrew mccabe, and polo, begin with what we know about the suspect and what led to his arrest. >> good morning. we have been digging with more beyond the zen pages laid out by the federal investigators and more on what we

jim and erica?> goodness. extremes at both ends. natasha and derek stay warm. thanks so much. >>> another story we're following this morning, disturbing, seven deputies in virginia have been charged with second-degree murder after a man died in police custody. the prosecutor's office says the deputies were transferring the man to a hospital when he became combative and had to be physically restrained, say police. >> cnn's brynn gingras is following this investigation. brynn, there are still a number of unknowns at this hour, specifically some unknowns about the timeline leading up to his death. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: a lot of unknowns that the family is asking about and we are asking about as well. the timeline is so important. first, the person that has died in police custody now with this seven deputies charges his name is irvo otieno. 28 years old. what we've learned from the police department is they were responding to a burglary in that neighborhood of where otieno lives on

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. >> and i'm erica hill. janet yellen is going to be on the hill where she is going to be talking about the budget, and there is going to be plenty of questions about the budget and she is going to need a calm tone where she tells americans that their deposits are safe. we will bring that to you live. >>> and the moment when a russian jet collided with a american drone causing it to crash into the ocean. we will show you how. >>> we rebbring you to the statf the u.s. economy now. >> matt egan is joining us, and everybody is paying attention to the secretary this morning and the words, and she is getting out ahead of this a little bit with the words telling americans to be calm and their money is safe. >> yes, this is a big moment for the treasury secretary and she knows that confidence is a fragile thing, and she knows that it has been shaken by the failures, and she wants the americans to know that the money in the bank is safe, and in the prepared remarks, and americans can feel confident that their deposit

>> well, erica, amazon cannot get this strategy right.d with these, you can walk out without the checkout process, and the technology never caught on with shoppers and it is the latest example of it is not catch on. it has opened up book stores and pop-up stores and grocery stores and none of them have caught on. it bought whole foods, but those have stagnated. so amazon, the king of online shopping can't get people to shop in stores. >> stick to what you know, i guess. >> and so the one place where the people are shopping is dollar stores which happens in the downturns of the economy. what do we know? >> well, jim, there are 35,000 dollar stores which is more than the mcdonald's and starbucks and walmarts in the country, and 1 of 2 stores opening is a dollar store driven by income inequality and the shrinking middle-class, and rising inflation which is push more folks to shop in the dollar stores and many communities are pushing back, cleveland and birmingham and new orleans have restricted the growth of dollar stores which has to do wit

jim, erica? us now to share their reporting and insights, ron brownstein, senior editor at the atlantic and seung min kim white house reporter for the associated press. ron, big picture, we just had a mids term cycle where many of the further right candidates and positions were rejected by voters, crucially in swing states. as desantis clearly considers a run for the gop nomination, is this a smart national strategy for him, or do you see it more as a primary strategy rather than a general election strategy? what's your view? >> it's really -- it's really the key question. i mean, he is putting so many chips on the idea that he is fighting what he calls the woke mind virus. under that banner there's no doubt that red states are engaged in a systematic effort to roll back many aspects of the right's revolution of the past six decades. what we are seeing is truly extraordinary and spreading throughout the red states with desantis at the front of the line on issues like limiting what teachers can sa

john erica. right, just just to reiterate so people who have been following this closely understand specifically what we now believe to be the case. they will not hear testimony today on the trump case, and they've also precluded the possibility of a vote on the trump case. so nothing on the trump case today, as far as we understand, kara. that's right, john. so it means that the next time that this grand jury could potentially vote on whether to indict the former president would be on monday. now our sources tell us that they are weighing whether to bring an additional witness before the grand jury. how long that witness? if it does come to that would go and testify is really unknown. but it does mean that the next possible time for the grand jury to vote on a potential indictment. if the days office moves forward would be on monday, john eric just really quickly carrots, they're still weighing that decision. they do have a number of other cases. as you pointed out, could they be discussing that

. >> and i'm erica hill. this hour, convicted murderer alex murdaugh the disgraced former south carolina attorney will be sentenced after a jury found him guilty of killing his wife maggie and 22-year-old son paul. the jury deliberating less than three hours thursday afternoon, this follows more than a month of testimony. the convicted murdaugh on two counts of murder, two counts of possessing a weapon while committing a crime. one of those jurors speaking out on abc this morning. >> about 45 minutes later we -- after all our deliberating, we figured it out. >> that's really fast. >> the evidence was clear. >> the state says it is not seeking the death penalty, instead prosecutors are pushing for life in prison without the possibility of parole. the judge denied a defense motion to declare a mistrial saying there was overwhelming evidence to convict murdaugh. the main prosecutor also spoke after the verdict was read. >> justice was done today. it doesn't matter who your family is, it doesn't matter how much m

>> we will have to wait and see, erica. good to be here this morning and i must tell you that i think increasingly the -- this has become a two-person race, there's trump and there's desantis and then there's everybody else on the republican side and no one in that everybody else column, i think, has a chance to really advance until desantis has been checked out. the press -- we know all about donald trump, more than we want to know in some cases, but desantis has not gone through that kind of screening and the press -- the press will be doing that in the next few weeks because it's so obviously a trump versus desantis race right now. from that we will know does anybody else have a chance. right now i would say that nobody else is in the running. as i say, there's desantis, there's trump and then there's a whole stream of other people coming on. look at jim sciutto will respond to this, look at mike pompeo. one would think he is a heavyweight within the party and he's not showing up anywhere and he was not speaking at cpac

gracias erica por informe. >>> en francia siguen las protestas por las pensiones. han. un mercado cercano al lugar se detectaron los primeros casos de corona virus en china. otros expertos, no han corroborado este anÁlisis. no se sabe con certeza cÓmo empezÓ a propagarse la enfermedad que ha cobrado la vida de casi 7 millones de personas, segÚn la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud. >>> justo al comenzar la vas caciÓnz de primavera, los tus ris tas que llegan al sur de florida se encuentran con una amarga sorpresa. una marea roja combinada con una inmensa mancha de sargazo que deja muchos animales marinos muertos y un olor in soportable. vanessa hauc nos informa. >>> este es el panorama en la florida. cientos de miles de peces muertos, en total 145 millas de playa en la casta oeste del golfo se han visto afectadas por la marea roja. en el condado manatÍ han recogido 7.000 peces muertos. en tierra utilizan tractores y en el agua botes y grÚas acuÁticas para recoger los peces muerto. es el crecimiento desmedido de la micro alga. >>> ocurre cuando hay un exceso de nutri

. >> i'm erica hill.s morning a major abortion case under way in texas and it could cut nationwide access to the most common method of abortion in the united states. this case specifically involves, rather, a drug used in a medication abortion. as of 2020 research shows abortion pills account for more than half of all u.s. abortion and miscarriage health care in this country. the trump-appointed federal judge was at the center of this battle already facing scrutiny. we'll take you live to tech tex and texas and tell you more about why. >>> u.s. officials expressing concern after the drone crashed into the black sea. washington's message to moscow this morning. we are also keeping a close eye on the markets. the dow down just over 500 points now this despite good data on inflation. we'll explain what's behind those numbers at the stock market. but we do begin in texas where the biggest legal battle over abortion since roe v. wade was overturned by the supreme court is happening now. cnn's rosa floores is i

. >> and i'm erica hill.appening right now, more than 4,500 civilians are stuck in the ukrainian city of bakhmut, this as russian forces launch a barrage of attacks on the fiercely contested area, president zelenskyy calling it the country's most difficult situation. as of now, though, ukrainian forces are still holding the line. cnn is on the ground in eastern ukraine and we will bring you the very latest. >>> plus a political -- >> sorry, go ahead. >> it's all yours. >> plus a political shakeup in chicago. mayor lori lightfoot the first mayor in 40 years to lose an election bid in that city as concerns about crime and public safety rattle voters. >>> we're also watching the alex murdaugh murder trial. >>> take a look at this, aerial images from southern california where a winter storm has already dumped feet of snow, that's southern california, another 12 to 24 inches expected today. we do begin, though, in ukraine where 48 children are among the thousands still trapped in the city of bakhmut as war rages a

. >>> i'm erica hill. and we are looking into the story of four americans kidnapped by a mexican cartel, and now more details of that violent daylight abduction. >>> and now more details of the woman who took part of the january 6th capita l arrest warrant after she did not show up to court. >>> and the white house is weighing in on reinstating a policy of detaining some migrant families. >> i texted him friday morning and i did not get anything. >> i would have told him don't go any further. >> the waiting is the worst part. it has the advantages and disadvantages, however, no news is good news. that is the way i am staying with it. no news is good news. >> cnn correspondent josh campbell is joining us with more. josh, what do we know at this hour about these americans and where things stand. >> good morning to you, and right now, special agents from the fbi and other personnel are working with the mexican counterparts in order to locate the four mile an hours who were kidnapped friday as they travel from

. >> i'm erica hill. a good sign for the u.s. economy at the hour. key piece of data which is showing how much you are paying for just about everything is showing that the price increases are cooling, and the fed is going to be using that information of course as it is weighing what to do in terms of additional rate hikes. the other bit of information to pay a roll is the silicon valley bank collapse. this hour, everything that you need to know. >>> forget frenemies, president trump is acting as if governor desantis is his biggest rival, and the new nickname that trump is using on the trail for desantis and the regret he says that he now has. >> and a powerful nor'easter is hitting hundreds of thousands of people with heavy snow and wind as heavy as 60 miles per hour slamming the northeast and you can see it churning there and a lot to get to this hour, and a lot to begin with the latest on the response to the banking fears. >> cnn business reporter matt egan processing all of the new inflation data which met expectations, and what is the new consens

john and erica. you know, the fed is walking a dangerous tightrope right now raising interest rates in the middle of the banking crisis of risk making the banking crisis worse, but doing nothing here means they could be letting inflation heat back up. i mean, this really is one of the most challenging decisions in jerome powell's career. and it could really go a long way towards shaping his his legacy. now goldman sachs thinks that the fed is going to do nothing here. keep interest rates steady, trying to survey the damage in the banking industry, and that's what sheila bair things should happen to. but look at this over on wall street investors are actually coalescing around the idea that the fed is going to raise interest rates at last check about 85% chance that the fed raises rates by a quarter of a basis point. just 15% chance right now of no rate hike. and given those odds, there is a danger here that if the fed doesn't act today, if it doesn't raise rates, they could end up kind of spooking wa

>> that's absolutely right, erica.we know that international justice always has to play the long game. many times we found ourselves in this situation before with respect to milosevic, with respect to charles taylor, we've had to wait a long time to get our defendants in the dock. that said, as a permanent court the international criminal court can wait. there is no statute of limitations and it makes it much more difficult both for president putin and for his commissioner to travel abroad, to conduct their business and subjects them potentially to crippling sanctions as a personal level as well as because of their state conduct everywhere they go. >> quickly before i let you go, do you see both these charges and the potential for additional charges in any way influencing the behavior or the orders given to russian troops? >> so i don't see president putin himself all of a sudden having a change of heart and saying, you know, this is a really bad idea, we shouldn't be violating international law. what i suspect, though

erica pandey, this is awful. she lost two sons to fentanyl. what is happening, as we all know, is that kids don't know they are taking fentanyl. they are thinking they are taking something else, because these are not labeled as fentanyl. so, her son's, i believe, thought they were taking percocet. and that is, obviously, not as deadly as fentanyl. and there were something like 15,000 pounds of fentanyl last year that customs and border protection seized. what is the answer here? >> so, let's focus on that stat for a second. 15,000 pounds seized last year -- that is enough to kill every single person in this country. so, at the scale of this problem is enormous. there have already been 42 thousands pounds seized this year. and this is not migrants who are traveling -- migrants or asylum seekers who are traveling into this country on foot between ports of entry. this is not coming from those people. this is coming in tractor-trailers across legal ports of entry. that is where all these drugs are being ceased. and i think these problems are getti

. >> i'm erica hill. former president trump has been invited to testify before a grand jury all in relation to the hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels, and we will look into whether this invitation means that criminal charges are on the horizon. and republicans are descending on iowa, and it is of course a must stop on the possible road to the white house. former governor ron desantis is set to speak with the iowa governor in a few minutes. cnn is there on the trail. >>> in major economic news this morning, it is good. employers added 311,000 new jobs, and it beat analysts expectations by a long shot. what does it mean? marty walsh is going to join us to talk about it. and we begin with the manhattan's attorney general inviting donald trump to talk to the grand jury. and so that means there could be a criminal charges likely, and so what do we hear here? >> for about five years now, they have been looking into whether the former president may have falsified records for his former attorney to f

. >> and i'm erica hill. happening right now, police in new york and washington, d.c. on high alert this morning ahead of possible protests after former president trump called on his supporters to, quote, take back our nation. the former president had claimed that he would be arrested on criminal charges today. a source close to his legal team, however, telling cnn the da told them not to expect an indictment until at least tomorrow. so what do we know this morning about what's happening behind the scenes in this unprecedented situation in we will bring you up to speed. >>> plus chinese president xi jinping is meeting at this moment with russian president vp vladimir putin, this is happening in the kremlin. that summit could have major implications for russia's war in ukraine. we will have the latest details from that conversation. >>> and we are watching the stock markets very closely this morning. a lot of green arrows, which is a good thing given the way it's been the last few days as federal reserve chair jerome powell is set to make a decision on another possible

jim, erica? >> kylie, i know state department spokesperson ned price told you he wants to see -- the u.s. wants to see accountability. i wonder what he means by that. are u.s. authorities cooperating with mexican authorities right now on finding those responsible? >> reporter: yeah, well, first as to, you know, the u.s. working with mexican authorities, the state department said yesterday that they are very grateful for the joint efforts of the mexican authorities working with the u.s. so it does look like things are working there in terms of, you know, the mexican officials taking the lead on this investigation and then of course sharing and allowing the fbi and the dea and others to be involved in that. that's an area of course that we will continue to watch. but when it comes to accountability, the state department, also the white house yesterday calling for accountability, calling for justice, but when i asked state department spokesperson what that will look like he said that the state depar

>> well, john and erica, good morning.en vit the bus driver and the teacher who are joining in identify and some that will be impacting both sides of the nation, and this going to have implications across the u.s., and whatever comies out of the changes, it will be extremely important, and it should be a wake-up call for officials all over the country to invest in education. now, what is interesting here is that the union says that this strike in particular is not about the money. they say it is about how the members have been treated after they started asking for that money. now we talked to both sides, and here is >> 3 are there issues? yes. each one is vigorously investigated. they went to a labor board the superintendent is very worried about the students who need to be in classes and need school lunches, but he says that they are worried about the students as well, a and they are going to continue to push for what is fair. of course, this whole situation leaves thousands of parents here in dallas ti deciding what to d

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well you're right, erica.hese talks going on for nearly a year, but i heard from a the union side this morning and it's still very early here. i heard from the union side, they say negotiations are in the impasse process right now is that the fact finding step where a third party looks into the remaining unresolved issues, so it doesn't sound like he's talks going well, one of the big issues money the union is asking for 30% raise right now. that district is at about 23% so again this morning from 4 30. the union workers were out here picketing at this bus depot. now it's not just this union. there are also the teachers union is out in sympathy and some kids. we've also seen joining the protest yesterday. take a listen to what some of them had to tell us. we love our students. we love our families. we want to be with our students. but this is a righteous fight. it's a righteous fight for living wages underpaid. they deserve to get more. have a teacher. that doesn't even get enough money a month to pay off his

and the last point, erica, and pivoting to what the judge said about the lies. the defense filed what is called albino tis. what is that mean? the client is going to have a alibi defense, and then, oh, nevermind, there is evidence that says i was there. so that harkens back to, maybe you didn't kill him, but the person you have become killed him, and the judge did what he had to do which is to issue the two concurrent life sentences. >> and the time he denied being there and then admitted to being there, and sarah ford, that shows how ingrained the family was in the community, and the fact that the grandfather had a picture there in the courthouse, and the judge knew him, and they saw them at events, and this is a family for a century deeply involved meeting outside of the law in the counties here. and in your experience, have you seen a case like this, where a lawyer who argued case likes this is now in the docket and now convicted and going to prison. >> i have never seen a case like this of someone who is so prominent, and alec was the president of the south

i'm erica hill. >> i'm john berman, good morning. this morning, all nypd officers are standing by for possible deployment as officers across new york city are prepared as that possible rallying cry from former president trump made as a grand jury in new york city could be handing down a criminal indictment against the former president. we will talk about that and the implications. >>> and also, a summit under way at the kremlin with russian president vladimir putin and xi jinping, and we are keeping up with their conversations. >>> and also, the dow is up about 1%, as the fed chair jerome powell is looking at whether or not to raise the interest rates, and how are markets responding? we will keep an eye on that. >>> and we are keeping an eye on the possible indictment, and it is possible that he could keep an eye on that possible indictment in new york city as the grand jury could send down that indictment. what do we know? >> michael cohen was on standby and called as a rebuttal witness and he was not at least as of yesterday. one t

lavender: hey, erica, how you feeling? erica latham, expectant mother: i'm ok.: lavender is piloting a telehealth model that loans medical equipment to low-risk pregnant women in isolated rural areas. dr. lavender: let me know when you get a reading. in ok, great. stephanie: she walks a patient through an exam, with the mother herself taking her and her baby's vitals. dr. lavender: i hear it. i hear it for a few seconds. stephanie: erica, do you think .stephanie: erica, do you think you have a future as a doctor? the telehealth visit allows mom erica latham to get her basic prenatal checkups done, and access to her own monitoring tools gives her peace of mind. combating maternal mortality also means continued access to care in the year after a woman gives birth, say experts. in the u.s., 52% of maternal deaths occur after delivery. now taking medication for postpartum depression, peatrice ball knows all too well that the health struggles can linger. what do you wish was provided to pregnant single mothers like yourself? peatrice: i just feel like we need more pe

erica and john's. we know that the grand jury that has been hearing the evidence involving the investigation to trump's alleged role in hush money payments is meeting today. but as you said they will not be hearing any testimony related to the trump related probe that is not uncommon for a grand jury to hear multiple cases at once. but it does mean that the next time that this grand jury sits is monday, and that is when they it's possible they will hear more testimony. sources have told us that the offices considering bringing in another witness, and it's also the first time this grand jury if the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg decides to move forward with an indictment would be able to vote on that indictment. so it's going to be quiet down here the next couple of days, but then back on monday, we'll be back on grand jury watch and looking to see if there is another witness. and if the jury if the decision is made to move forward, decides to vote that day, so a lot to watch and wait for and,

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erica flores nos tiene el informe. >>> toda la gente estÁ perdiendo la fe.estÁ rescatando a nadie. >>> verÓnica fue rescatada por las autoridades este domingo, tras 5 dÍas de haber quedado atrapada en su hogar por la intensa tormenta invernal que azotÓ las montaÑas de san bernardino. >>> se me cayÓ el patio atrÁs, estÁ por caerse la nieve arriba de mi caso que estÁ montado como a 7 pies. >>> varias comunidades en hay ningÚn tipo de acceso. >>> seguimos esperando a ver si llegan a nuestras calles. ayuda por comida y rescatar aciertas personas, hay muchas personas mayores que tienen... >>> que nos ayuden a limpiar para poder bajar y traer nuestros alimentos. >>> las carreteras que van a las montaÑas continÚan cerradas. circulan los vehÍculos de emergencia, las condiciones son peligrosas, hay poca visibilidad y y estÁ nevando. >>> estamos trabajando duro para estar ahÍ, para bajarlos. el trabajo es difÍcil por tanta nieve. >>> segÚn las autoridades la gran cantidad de nieve que ha caÍdo ha causado daÑos, incluyendo el colapso de techos en viviendas y negocios.

erica como algunos de sus vecinos.onas estÁn peor que nosotros. son mÁs ancianos no pueden salir. con tienda y camino cerrado. residentes cam nono horas bajo temperaturas congelantes en busca de ayuda, que un ejÉrcito de voluntarios trajo de la ciudad. >>> partido duro porque no puede salir de sus casas. aparte nos hemos quedado sin trabajo. >>> la situaciÓn para los residentes de esta zona montaÑosa en estos momentos es critica. especialmente para familias con niÑos y ancianos que han quedado atrapado sin alimentos ni medicamentos. >>> los niveles de nieve alcanzan los 15 pies de altura y sin ayuda a la vista. muchos tratan de limpiar caminos con palas, para poder salir de sus casas. >>> no, bastante nieve. muy feo. muchos accidentes y carros atrapados. >>> lo peor es que ante la emergencia que se vive, otra tormenta viene en camino. para la prÓxima semana hablamos de para nuevas tormentas invernales a supurar los 6 pies. sobre localidad de que han visto nieve de forma robusta. con mÁs nieve en camino. la pesadilla pa

. >> and i'm erica hill.ew overnight, an alarming high stakes meeting now on the books, a meeting that could have global ramifications. for the first time since russia invaded ukraine china's president xi jinping will meet face-to-face with vladimir putin. so what could this mean for the war and also tensions between the u.s. and china? we are on it. >>> plus a cnn exclusive, dozens of mar-a-lago staffers, members of trump's inner circle as well, have now been subpoenaed to testify in the ongoing probe of classified documents. find out who is on that list. >>> and big banks to the rescue, 11 of them are now offering a $30 billion lifeline to one of the regional banks in danger of collapsing after this week's banking turmoil. we will be watching for reaction when the markets open in less than 30 minutes. we do begin this hour with next week's meeting in moscow between the russian president, putin, chinese president xi. cnn's senior international correspondent will ripley is with us. what more are we learning a

erica flores hablÓ con algunos de ellos. >>> toda la gente estÁ perdiendo la fe. nadie estÁ rescatando a nadie. >>> verÓnica fue rescatada por las autoridades. tras quedar varada en la intensa tormenta invernal. >>> habÍan dÍas sin electricidad, ahorita se me caÓo el patio atrÁs, estÁ por caerse la nieve encima de mi carro que estÁ montado como 7 pies. >>> muchos residentes varados en varias comunidades donde no hay ningÚn tipo de acceso. >>> seguimos esperando, a ver si llegan por nuestras calles. ayuda de comida y a rescatar aciertas personas, porque hay muchas personas mayores y que tienen... >>> que nos ayuden a limpiar, para poder bajar. y traer nuestros alimentos. >>> las carreteras que van a las montaÑas continÚan cerradas y solo suben vehÍculos de emerja, hay poca visibilidad y estÁ nevando. >>> viajar ahÍ para ayudarlos. el trabajo es difÍcil, porque hay mucha nieve. >>> la cantidad de nieve que ha caÍdo ha dejado muchos daÑos, como colapso de techos de negocios y otros incidentes. >>> hemos tenido 10 incendios de estructuras. en otras regiones varios res

former top nypd officer paul moreio and erica. president biden is set to veto the new bill that would stop him from politicizing your retirement savings, more media report that democrats have a crime problem, nationwide. after lori lightfoot's loss in chicago, democrats oppose a new parental bill of rights in education legislation. house republicans demand former u.s. intelligence officials explain their discredited claims that hunter biden a laptop was russian disinformation. and john kerry again flies around the world this time in panama to lecture you about climate change, towns in almost every state reports coming in, they don't want green energy, they say it ruins their environment. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show, check your money stocks ending up. federate hikes are lower and slower. dallas fed bank economist warn u.s. home pricing drop 20%. and cbo director warned house republicans that government's 31.4 trillion dollar debt problem is a danger. fed can't fix it

erica, i'm going to start with you.king about reparations with actual people students, young people, what are the kinds of questions that they're asking and what are they debating >> they're debating reparations and they're debating its effect or maybe its effect on them, their lives, their schools they go to. we kicked it off at bennett, an all women's college. they were in it to win it, and they helped ideate and create the tour and create the whole foundation of it so we were trying to replicate the baldwin buckley debate in 1965, the great james baldwin massacred william f. buckley in that debate at cambridge university in england. they asked what is the americans' effect on american negroes. at this point, we're allowing them to choose the question, but they often ask how it's going to affect them and their families or their schools >> and whitney, there is this like sort of reticence about the topic of reparations it's been difficult to even get congress to deal with it because there's a visceral negative reaction

good morning, i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. new this morning, could we see an indictment soon against former president donald trump. cnn has now learned the manhattan district attorney's office has invited trump to testify before a grand jury, all of this connected to the alleged hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels in 2016 right before the election. ahead, what it means as prosecutors weigh potential criminal charges. >>> plus, good economic news, the u.s. economy added some 311,000 new jobs last month, that beat analysts' expectations by a long shot. wages, unemployment up slightly. what does this all mean for the fed as it continues its fight to cool down inflation. we will break down the numbers. >>> evacuation orders are in effect for parts of california. people along the central coast could see dangerous amounts of rain. we will take you there as residents prepare for yet another massive storm. but we do begin this hour with news in the manhattan district attorney's office signaling it could file crimin

erica? >> lauren fox on capitol hill, you did see yesterday and this is the nature of washington today, some extraneous conversation about these bank failures, james comer talking about how woke silicon valley bank was, maybe that was to blame. but i wonder, are you hearing among democrats and republicans substantive talks about possible legal, legislative changes going forward to prevent this kind of thing from happening? >> reporter: yeah, jim, it's still early, lawmakers are still not back in washington after the weekend. they are expected to return later this evening. we're probably going to get some more answers, but last night republicans did hold a call with their leadership to discuss the path forward and really the messaging path forward of how they want to discuss these issues. i got the sense from talking to members that there isn't a lot of appetite on the republican side to look at a legislative fix, perhaps to go back to some of those roll backs to dodd/frank that happened in 2

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto.pening now, attorney general merrick garland on capitol hill to testify before the jen at judiciary committee for the first time here. you see senators cruz and holly. he is expected to be hit with a wide range of questions including allegations from republicans as they said that the justice department is being weaponized against conservatives as well as updates into investigations into trump and biden and we'll take you there live as it happens. the annual cpac conference happens today as we get new cnn reporting about what trump's allies are doing to get house republicans in his corner. for 2024, not all of them are there. sdwloo also ahead, closing arguments are expected to begin today in the double murder trial of disgraced former lawyer alex murdaugh. jurors in that case at the crime scene at this hour. we will take you live to south carolina. let's begin this hour with senior legal affairs correspondent, paula, merrick garland expected to be grilled as jim said on a number of top

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. there are deep concerns as china's president xi jinping is preparing to meet with vladimir putin in moscow, and the summit is not a surprise, but washington is on edge to see if china makes any move in particular to provide weapons for the war in ukraine. >> and this st. patrick's day guest in washington, and it is ireland's prime minister. >>> and also, the wild week on wall street comes to a close, and the major company that just filed for bankruptcy. we will get you caught up on that ahead, but we want to begin with the news with that meeting between xi jinping and vladimir putin. will ripley is joining us now with more on that and what is on the agenda for this face-to-face meeting? >> well, there is the official meeting, and also the agenda that the u.s. is concerned about which is lethal support from china to russia. vladimir putin needs chips can, ammo and all of the tools that he can get to try to help his struggling ground forces to turn the tide, and china and putin specific

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