good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call seems to me it is pretty apparent that a lot of tim's tim scott, ramaswamy, they are pandering th not looking out for the average person but it is about personal movement. thank you for taking my call. host that is harvey in wisconsin. paul is in the bronx in new york good morning. caller: i don't want to say it is fegone conclusion trump will win again but it looks like it. he never had a chance to go against the other primary contestants, but everybody seems to be dropping out, so at this point, it is looking like trump and biden in 2024. host: what do you think happens in trump versus biden 2 and 2024 if that is the case? caller: another close call to where it comes down to a handful of states that either remain blue or turn purple once again, such as arizona and georgia. i don't see anybody who voted for biden last time jumping away from voting for biden in 2024. it might come down to we just have to keep trump out again. this time, the numbers will pr

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. we are live here in san francisco where the rain has been on and off all morning. you see decent size waves crashing around me. four, five, six feet right now, but they are expected to get much bigger throughout the day. all of this part of a system that's expected to touch pretty much the entire west coast. there are also high surf alerts from san diego up here to san francisco. winter weather advisories also in effect for the mountains and the mountains of l.a. and ventura counties. some spots could see up to a foot of snow this week. we are expecting a pretty wet week out here in the west coast, michael. >> thank you very much for that, mola. let's bring in ginger with the track and time of the cross country storm which could bring heavy snow to the east coast for the first time in a long time, ginger. good morning. >> it has been nearly two years, michael, since we have had an inch or more of snow in new york city consecutive snow droughts for philadelphia and baltimore also recor

good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george.onald trump's testimony ended almost as soon as it started during his few minutes on the witness stand here. he was more restrained than we've seen him. now the jury is about to get the case. the jury will begin deciding whether former president trump must pay e. jean carroll millions for defaming her after she accused him of sexual assault. testifying in his own defense, trump was asked whether he stood by the comments he made about carroll in a 2022 deposition where he called carroll a liar and her story a hoax. trump said he stood by those comment 100% yes. carroll said his remarks made her hated by a lot more people and caused death threats. on the witness stand, his attorney asked trump, did you ever instruct anyone to hurt ms. carroll in your statements? no, trump replied. i just wanted to defend myself, my family and, frankly, the presidency. trump testified for all of three minutes. the judge spent more time telling him what he couldn't say. he had >> leah: been found liable fo

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good morning >> good morning, how are you? >> good. >> there's a few things. cspan is supposed to be unfiltered. they never play the whole clip where hunter biden walked out of the hearing and marjorie taylor greene had a few words and did not even talk to her. you did not play the whole thing unfiltered. >> the whole thing was on cspan, we are limited on where we can put the cameras. you might not of been able to see hunter biden walk out of the room. >> asked . i got home from work in the stopped at the last guy. and then they cut it. other channels played in. of course, very limited. another thing, with the january insurrection, you never played the clip where trump asked the protesters to peacefully protest. the guys failed to ever play it. >> craig, you know that all of our videos are on our website. if you go to cspan.org you can search for whatever you are looking for and you can find everything online and you can find hearings and speeches in their entirety. >> janice, in florida, republican, good morning? >> good morning, how are you? >> doing great.

good morning, aaron. >> good morning, michael. the threat was unfounded but the court system says it's going to add security for the judge. he has come under threat before. former president trump has attacked him retorically. one of the condition placed on the former president if he is to deliver a closing statement is not to impugn the judge. and not to make a political speech. just to stick to facts that are in evidence. the former president said he wants to deliver the closing argument but has not agreed to the conditions set by the judge so the judge is assuming he is not going to speak. whether the former president is allowed to or not, we have to wait and see. asking to deliver a closing statement of his own is a highly unusual request for trump, who is represented by his own attorneys. it may represent a last ditch effort to try to save his business. the judge has already found he inflated his net worth by as much as $2 billion. the new york attorney general is seeking to have him fined $370 million and barred from real est

good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning. we've been standing on this bridge the city sky line virtually disappearing into the snow line. this is how much snow has accumulated so far this morning. this area under a snow emergency declaration since 7 a.m. it's a messy and treacherous commute ahead for millions. this morning tens of millions in the path of a bitter blast of frigid weather, as snow bears down on swaths of the country. oregon declaring a state of emergency as at least 45 weather related deaths were reported from coast to coast. the relentless weather creating treacherous road conditions. this icy hill creating havoc in milwaukee, leading multiple cars and people to slide. in new york's north country, this dash cam video showing a driver trying to pass a semitruck before crashing head on into a snow plow. thankfully, no one was injured. while in rochester, this american airlines plane skidding off an icy taxi way. 50 passengers on board at the time. no one was injured. >> we felt kind of a slide happening, and the

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good morning, rick. >> good morning, robin. it was striking to see the record turnout in new hampshire. unlike iowa, you had new records. you saw a bunch of places with nikki haley did quite well. it was also really interesting to see how different the electorate was. different kind of voters. 46% of people voting in the republican primary were independents. that is a big difference from iowa. you see it reflected in some of the big issues in the exit poll. 47% of republicans say biden was legitimately elected in 2020. the other side is wrong on the facts. but again, for republican, that's actually a pretty striking number when you compare it to other places. get this, 42% of republicans voting yesterday said they don't think joe biden is qualified, fit to be president. that's a warning sign if you're donald trump. also this split on abortion. fascinating. these are republicans. two-thirds say they oppose a national ban on abortion. that's a big difference than we have seen in other places. if you look at what's coming up ahead

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good morning to you. >> good morning, robin.h this morning. we need that cold air in place. snow we've been seeing in tennessee, arkansas 4 to 6 inches on the ground. making for precarious driving conditions. here's a look at what this winter storm is going to do next. it is lighting up cities like austin, houston, new york. winter storm alerts. we could see ice as far as baton rouge, birmingham, alabama. by tuesday morning this is moving into the northeast. it has been 700 day since new york city has seen an inch of snow. could this be the storm to do it? it's definitely got the potential. generally, though, we're looking at about 1 to 3 inches of snow. >> everyone is cheering for that. could this be it? no, we don't want it to be it! [ laughter ] >> back to you guys. >> very cold week ahead. we'll turn to the investigation into a hot air balloon crash in the arizona desert that left four people dead. kayna whitworth join us with those details. good morning. >> reporter: gio, good morning. both the ntsb and faa are investigatin

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good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing, sir? host: good.hat were your thoughts on new hampshire last night? caller: trump got the win. nikki haley needs to step aside. need to get america back on track, and i believe donald trump will be the man to do it. host: rodney, with some $31 million according to reports that nikki haley spent in new hampshire, and this was marco rubio yesterday jt after 9:00 p.m. eastern sagan will be trump as the nominee but we don't know how much donor money will be wasted over the next month. what are your thoughtsf nikki haley takes this to south carolina four and a half weeks from now and if she continues through more and more states? caller: i remember they were saying she had some big -- i don't think she will get the backing that she needs. i think she wrote in her own state. host: you think this is as far as this will go? caller: i believe so. i think south carolina will be the end of the line for nikki haley and i highly doubt she will come forward and endorsed trump herself, but i am hopeful. that is all

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good morning. caller: good morning. i was on universal health care, the single-payer health care system. number two, i would have spaceports -- i would have space force so america takes the lead in dominating the next frontier. so the resources in our solar system can be used to benefit humankind. the last thing would be reparations for african americans. there is analysis that shows a minimum $14 trillion is necessary to establish justice related to african-americans. those would be my three objectives. host: $14 trillion over how long for reparations? caller: it would have to be done in such a way so as not to adversely impact inflation and unemployment or employment. we want to be sure we bolster full employment and price stability. we do not want to adversely impact that. it would have to be done with study and analysis. there is a book called "from here to equality" published a few years ago were a professor at duke university did in exhaustive study of economics and late all this out. it should be timed so that th

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good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael.ell, for months the biden administration has tried to avoid expanding this conflict, but after the houthis' relentless attack and refusal to heed repeated warnings, overnight the u.s. and allies fighting back with massive strikes. this morning the houthis are vowing revenge. overnight a stunning barrage by u.s. and british forces. a wave of tomahawk cruise missiles launched from a u.s. submarine and ships backed by fighter jets. the targets, the iran backed houthi rebels in yemen that have been attacking ships in the red sea for months now. the pentagon confirming the strikes backed by four u.s. allies, hit over 60 targets and 16 locations. destroying weapon, radar and surveillance systems and unmanned vehicles. >> clearly, the intent is for the u.s. and uk to take out any military capability the houthis might have to continue to harass shipping in the red sea. >> reporter: president biden saying in a statement that after weeks of global warnings to the houthis, these targeted strikes

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she has good principles, good team around her.n't have lives that are not in entertainment, not really funny at all. it is actually causing a lot of chaos between families, communities. she wants to go back to being peaceful again. host: lisa, an independent. one of those undeclared, i'm assuming. the role of the undeclared voters today, and turnout expectations on that front, james pindell? guest: such a great point from lisa. a point that nikki haley have been making in her argument, time for a new generation. 70% of america doesn't want joe biden and donald trump in every match this year. this may be the contest that decides if it will happen automatically or not. to your point about undeclared or independent builders, as much as i talk about how this is a smaller primary, you have to square that with the estimate from the secretary of state and those in the campaign, they believe this could be a record turnout today during the primary fueled by independent voters. if that is the case, nikki haley may do better than the polls s

>> pizza. >> looks so good. you know what else looks good?s live view from our mark hopkins cam, you see the city lit up as we celebrate the 49ers win and punching our ticket to the super bowl. it couldn't have happened on a more beautiful day. watching the game with all the fans in t-shirts and tank tops. gorgeous. >> welcome to california. sorry you lost. anyway let's go to the super bowl and talk about this forecast. it is a beautiful, beautiful day just like yesterday. we are expecting more 70s and upper 60s as the warm front rolled its way in. it brought an interesting sky by the way. this is a really good indicator that we are experiencing a warm front. behind it usually there is rain too. this time it is staying dry for a little bit longer. i will show you the rainfall totals. because we have more rain in the forecast this week. mackerel sky is what we saw, high altitude waves going through our atmosphere and we were keeping a close eye on that as it rolled in from offshore. we will see a similar pattern today when it comes to clouds.

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melissa good morning. >> good morning andrew. so trump and haley facing off in separate tv events last night. all of this ahead of the final weekend before the new hampshire primary . former president trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley seemed to respond to each other in real time, holding dueling media appearances last night. >> she's not going to make it. she has no chance. >> the reason he's throwing these temper tantrums is because he knows i do have a chance. >> haley in a cnn town hall, slammed trump for refusing to debate her in new hampshire. >> he's not talking about the fact that he put us $8 trillion in debt over four years. and we're digging out of it, unable to figure out how we're going to pay that. now, he's not talking about the fact that he didn't stop the fentanyl flow that's affected this state and all over the country. when he had the opportunity to do it. he's not talking about why did he go and praise president xi a dozen times after they gave us covid? why would you do that? there are a lot

good morning, again, em. >> reporter: good morning, gio.e in the nation's capital more than 5 inches of snowfall in just the last 24 hours. this, if you can kind of tell, is a pond in front of the washington monument and it's completely frozen over and the icy storms blasting much of the u.s. in rain, sleet and snow snarling traffic and air travel. this morning, a bone-chilling arctic blast sweeping the nation yet again and now extending deep into the south. in alabama, this lake appearing to steam as temperatures fall into the single digits. across the country, at least 55 deaths are now blamed on the extreme weather this week. some traffic wrecks. others freezing to death. sleet across parts of the pacific northwest leading to slick and dangerous roads. in new york, dramatic video showing this car trying to pass a semi truck before crashing into a snowplow. thankfully no one was injured. right now tens of thousands of residents in oregon are still without power even after the governor declared a state of emergency thursday night. and icy

good night, oppenheimer. >> good night posh and still draemy, good night senate hearing room sex, soyonce astride a silver mare. >> it was quite a year if you ask me. good night, 2023. >> the final break of the night before the big moment, and we'll be right back. there is a lot of information out there. hamas is a terrorist group oppressing the palestinian people. hamas refused a continued ceasefire, a continued pause in fighting and more aid from israelis in exchange for just freeing more hostages. instead, hamas resumed attacks. not to protect the palestinian people or obtain peace, only to destroy israel. we must stand against hamas and stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. >>> welcome back. new york's times square. 11:33 p.m. here. the crowd is certainly getting a lot more excited right now. >> it's thumping. and i have to say the city is thumping. just coming up here tonight, it is thumping. but now -- times square has been pretty quiet all night. >> yeah. >> there's people everywhere. there's definitely a million people here. that's scientific. i'll tell

farima, hello, good night, mr. iraqi , i am at your service and your dear listeners, listeners, and viewers . from this game , i think it was a good choice. the port nufasu team was a team that ran a lot, they played physical , they pressed well, they closed the spaces well, and they were able to pressure each other very well in the counter attack and in the aces hitting each other. i think it was a good choice to bring them to our defense line. we had two different halves in terms of players thought. i think that for the first time in a friendly game , the complete team will be changed, so to speak , you want to analyze the game in this situation where two complete teams are changed, it will be difficult , but in any case, we scored one goal in each half, but the first half naturally, due to having a more professional and prepared forward , we lost a lot of opportunities in the second half, and we had a few good opportunities when qaedishu hit the goalie's base , so to speak. we got the necessary pressure and we h

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