he is calling for more awareness and justice for disabled people after he was kicked out of a greenville, north carolina, movie theater on christmas when he went to see "the color purple" with his 90-year-old mother. >> our plans were interrupted when the managers at the amc theater here in green vault chose to call the police rather than accommodate my visible disability. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. iran is holding a day of mourning after at least 84 people were killed in a pair of explosions in the city of kerman on wednesday. more than 280 people were injured. the blasts occurred near the tomb of the iranian general qasem soleimani where hundreds of iranians had gathered to mark the fourth anniversary of his assassination by the united states. no one has claimed responsibility for the blasts. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has vowed a harsh response. the bombing in iran came just a day after a top hamas official saleh al-arouri was assassinated outside of beirut, lebanon in a s

de calentamiento en petaluma pueden acudir a mary isaac center, que está en la calle hopper y en greenville y va a habilitar un centro de calentamiento en la biblioteca disponible. este miércoles desde la 13:00 de la tarde y hasta las 21:00 de la noche y el jueves de 10:00 a 18:00 de la tarde. y también entre en la lista milpitas en la biblioteca. miércoles y jueves de 10:00. 21:00 de la noche. podrán ustedes refugiarse? estos centros se activan cuando se esperan temperaturas por debajo de los 34 grados durante la noche por varios días consecutivos o cuando hay aviso de heladas. >> y expertos temen que este ritmo esférico que se aproxima traiga inundaciones. >> y justamente eso tiene también nerviosos a los residentes del valle central, que son los que sufrieron las severas inundaciones del año pasado durante una situación similar, alejandra quesada visitó a una de las familias afectadas en acampo. >> la señora garcía me muestra cómo va la restauración del departamentito que tiene en su casa en ocampo, que quedó completa mente dañado con la tormenta del año pasado fue mejor acá arriba. >> t

california is declared a state of emergency in several areas because of records. greenville us president, july and has one and endorsement on in his re election bid from the possible united auto workers labor union. last year, by them became the 1st president to join a picket line during an auto work stripe. the union's need to criticize republican front runner, donald trump, as standing against organized labor or tens of thousands of joined a one day general strike in argentina against president had the emulates plans to slash public spending and privatize much of the economy relay insists tough action is essential to rain and inflation and restoring growth with ordinary work as fair they will be hit. the hottest and major challenge frequently in the hearts of argentina. thousands are on strike and demonstrating in front of the congress in buenos aires. they are here to publicly reject austerity measures proposed by the countries right wing, the libertarian president copier malay. they feared the reforms will set the country back decking the property at 56 years old. i can tell you that

cnn's eva mckend is with the haley campaign near greenville, south carolina. this is haley's home state. we were talking with harry enten in the last hour. she has a real uphill climb in taking on trump in her home state. how is she making the case, and what are you observing? >> reporter: jim, tonight nikki haley, the last republican standing against donald trump. and you can tell from watching her up on that stage tonight that she really is relishing this. you know, some might wonder where was this nikki haley a few weeks or even a few months ago. i can tell you tonight she called trump unhinged, she suggested that he was too sensitive and overly concerned about revenge. and that she is going to continue to make this case for several weeks. you know that she says that all this time that he is spending in the courtroom, that is time that he's not spending talking about the concerns of the american people. let's listen. >> only two states have voted. there are 48 more that have to vote. no matter what donald trump thinks, he can't bully his way to the white ho

of the town will tell us how concerns are the authorities that this live actually could enter at greenville. they can damage houses there. at this point, they are quite actually quite nervous about it. they are hoping that this will have similar tempo disruption. we'll have a similar to input to the next, the next one. that one within 5 hours was already done to a quarter of its original size. and productivity. so that would of course mean, considering that this has already got smaller reduction, that the level flow would look drinking and possibly not reach down. but everyone is preparing for indeed to happen. preparing for it in that picture of the greenhouse that we saw a little earlier, you can see the relevance of a protective wall that was being built to try to get the lava flow away from the home. sadly. but fisher that formed the went straight through. so that it's actually crossing the battery that was being built in go this is iceland states to volcanic eruption into years at what's it like for people trying to live their lives through. all these are options as well. let's see wha

rainfall totals friday, saturday, quarter inch, maybe around half inch in greenville, but santa rosasouth, only trace amounts to maybe 2/10 of an inch, really picking up little to nothing once you go south of san francisco . again, a different story. your rica and crescent city, 2 to 4 inches of rainfall. a few spotty shower chances friday, saturday. what about the big game for the 49ers? weather is coming through stronger temperatures upper 60s for kickoff, partly cloudy skies, little bit of a breeze could go, 49ers. seven-day forecast, dry monday and tuesday to the next possibility of a strong storm next wednesday. i will worry about those details . >> you do the worrying about next week. >> i've got it all for you. stuck at up next, fighting the flu. hopefully not, but check that bottle if you are before you take your next dose of cough medicine. the warning about a popular cough syrup. >>> and it have jimmy. >> i've got >>> a recall to tell you about. the maker of robitussin cough syrup issued a recall. ate lots of robitussin honey nighttime adult are being recalled due to microb

he is is going to be in greenville south carolina on tuesday.going to try to beat nikki haley in her own state. >> brian: i know you are jealous any time somebody goes to south carolina and it's not you. 40% of new hampshire residents do not belong to either party. they are going to try to participate. here is a reaction to the results in iowa. look. >> we're going to come together. it's going to happen soon, too. this is the third time we have won. >> we love you. >> this is the biggest one. i want to congratulate ron and nikki for having a good time together. we're all having a good time together. [laughter] i think they both actually did very well. i really do. i also want to congratulate vivek because he did a hell of a job. >> but i can tell you, because of your support, in spite of all of that that they threw at us, everyone against us, we have got our ticket punched out of iowa. >> i can safely say tonight iowa made this republican primary a two-person race. thank you, iowa, we're going to continue on. we're going to make you proud and we

but for now greenville, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. we'll stay in the north bay now because there was a large tree that came down in a residential neighborhood in fairfax. these are images sent to us from a viewer. this happened on marion avenue and you can see the tree landed on a vehicle and also blocked the road. there. no injuries have been reported. a century old oak tree came crashing down onto 2 parked cars in san mateo overnight. and now it's been almost 12 hours since that tree toppled over the cleanup continues. crews are still busy sawing that tree up into pieces so they can haul it away and start to make us some dent. they're cleaning up the mess. kron four's also going in joins us now live from the peninsula and that the car there behind you that took the brunt of this right >> yeah, justin, this is just one of 2 cars that was unfortunately smashed with that came crashing down. one of the owners too, the side of my shoulder here is trying to collect all his belongings and tells me this might be a total loss for him because

spared either with near record lows forecast tonight in places like bryson city, north carolina greenville, mississippi. and myrtle beach >> george solis is in philadelphia george, when can we expect some relief from these frigid temperatures >> reporter: yeah, jose, the hope is that snow piles like this one don't grow any larger as these bitter temperatures and this cold weather is expected to move out of the northeast by monday jose >> george solis in philadelphia. thank you. >>> overseas, a new attack on a u.s. military base in iraq and one of the biggest in the region is raising concerns about a wider conflict the middle east raf sanchez joins us now from tel aviv raf. >> reporter: jose, u.s. central command says a number of american service personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injury after multiple ballistic missiles and rockets were fired at the al asad air base in western iraq some of those missiles were intercepted but others did get through, and the military says it is still assessing the damage the attack was carried out by an iranian-backed militant group known as t

the other thing we have been watching the russian river in greenville, it hit 25.44 feet tonight floods, 32, not quite there but it will continue to drop as we roll through tomorrow and wednesday as a move out of this storm system we will have the chance of fog tomorrow, the thickest right through the central valley with the dense fog advisory in effect. we will have a chance here in the bay area, more details on our blog plus that next storm system lining up for wednesday, those totals and timing in about 15 minutes. >> we will see you shortly. >>> that was rogue river also slamming southern california. look at this, new video from san diego. people waiting through waist deep water. the downpour caused flooded roads, car crashes, and water rescues across san diego county. at one . officials were urging people to remain at home unless it is absolutely necessary to travel. >>> a grand jury has indicted the half moon bay shooting suspect expected to be arraigned tomorrow. it is also the one-year anniversary of that tragedy that left seven people dead and another person critically injured

. >>> "greenville news" reports alex murdaugh's jury tampering hearing, the south carolina attorney who convicted of killing his wife and son in 2021 has -- has motioned for a new trial and accused a court clerk of talking to -- talking the jury into a guilty verdict in order to sell her book. former jurors will tell the judge what happened during deliberations. if the judge decides there was jury tampering, prosecutors will have to try murdaugh again. >>> and "usa today" reports a woman was trapped 15 hours overnight in a gondola at lake tahoe's heavenly ski resort. monica lasso got on a gondola last thursday evening when it stopped working and she was trapped alone without a phone in freezing temperatures. she said she screamed for help until she lost her voice. her friends reported her missing, but she wasn't found until the next day. fortunately she was okay. >>> still to come, a masterpiece comes under attack. why protesters targeted one of the world's most famous paintings. ne of the world's most famous paintings. shake up your shower with a flavor for every feeling. this dove fre

all that rain we had over the past couple days overflowing near greenville. you hear just talking about that a moment ago, flooding roads leading a big mess for neighbors, they are saying they got as much as three feet of water in just four hours. gurgle schools had to close for the day because the flooded creek left the parking lot covered in water and mud. >> it's very unsafe for the bus to go through, it's not safe for our families or our best to get through. >> fire crews and custodians did spend the day cleaning the parking lot, schools were open to reopen tomorrow but it may take days for the hard-hit neighborhoods to dry out. those damages in san mateo county as well, including a tree that crashed april cars. >> it was a rude awakening for a lot of the neighbors that heard the crash and dealt with the aftermath. some reports from san mateo. truck many of these people are stopping to take pictures or get a good limbs of these cars with extensive damage. round 3:30 this morning police say a large oak tree toppled onto fourth avenue near el camino while i

of course that includes the san andreas fault, the hayward fault, the diablo and the greenville fault. these red lines are to show you placement. these are more complex and they can turn at various corners and they can extend longer than the mat. it shows us a good job of the prospective. the usgs applies seismic projections of building codes, insurance rate structures and intensity to create an assessment of earthquake hazards. the previous map was released in 2018. you can see it on your screen. it is a comparison of the previous version. compare that to the newly released one today. according to usgs, some of the changes to the new map include locations that have either gone up or gone down in seismic hazard. one thing has not changed. california has remained red. that is for sure. this is thanks to the use of new models, data and applied science based on co-authors and hundreds of scientists. not a huge change but enough in the color schemes to notice. they also mentioned testing the compatibility of tools to test seismic activity which proved consistent with past observations. i

host: a call out of greenville, texas, independent. you're on the steve newcomb.ler: good morning. stephen, is it not the primary responsibility of congress to pass a budget each year by may 1, if i'm correct. is that not the case? guest: yes, it is congress' duty and job to pass a budget and this is something that republicans at a macrolevel have been pushing for a systematic change to this point where they could not be a situation where the passing off of this bill every year and pulling everything together. they wanted to pass the budget, they want to pass all these individual spending bills. so that is something systematically that i think speaker mccarthy came into office trying to change. we've seen how tough it is to accomplish, in a house that at this point has a two or three seat majority. host: in this chart we showed every once in a while, it shows the percentage of appropriations bills enacted by the october 1 deadline, this isn't budget, but actually passing appropriations bills. it hasn't been since 1997, and in the 90's and congress last past their

this is what residents of greenville sycamore court woke up to some time after midnight as 5 creek, which runs along armstrong woods road overflowed, flooding, trailers and homes in the development. they say it happens at least once almost every year. everything was destroyed. that was on the floor and you need the storage boxes and anything that got what we will have to be washing clean. and we'll have write the trailer that was and bleach to make sure we don't get a new mold and mildew. what's it back and dry out. hughes, the dehumidifier dry out the trailer and by sunrise you could see the full effect of what 3 feet of water can do >> to homes and cars. you can where >> ended stopping on the top. there, right on top of the seats of got up about 3, 4 foot of the cup holders floor soaking tried to job. doesn't want to start jon jones and his family just moved here in october. >> luckily they live on the second floor and it was just their storage unit on the first floor that was flooded. still, there's plenty of damage. all my tools to electric power tools, hand tools, dirt bike. >> littl

um, no, i guess on the economic front ever take the greenville that's. that's a great example. there was a lot of worry about russia pulling out of the un brokered grain deal. russia is definitely using that worry on our part as an attempt to blackmail that didn't succeed. and at the end of the day, you cranes unilateral black support or is actually exploring more grain then you can use were exporting under that un broker deal on so not right, things off as bright as we have the sometimes see that said your friends, friends is not limited russia, it actually has pretty steadfast allies of its own rocks. 3 and enough to be explicitly on china. what implicitly um, so if it were to be the case that you cringe allies completely abandoned it. and then i think really the question is going to be um, what is the plan be for the west? because what's the future of europe, if there is a stroke or a more aggressive pressure with all of its allies on still set up the path is supporting rushes contain, and new resources from ukraine, right on the border of europe. i'm so i think it's not jus

it was a cloudy and dry thursday in greenville, but that is expected to change come friday when the firststorms arrive to depending on how much water we get on sunday, this could flooding again. george prigioni lives near the russian river and has been monitoring the water level. the national weather service says areas could see minor flooding in some spots. there's a 20% chance major rivers could reach the monitor stage, which is when minor flooding happens at low-lying areas. flood stage is at 32 feet, but the russian river at guerneville is expected to crest at least 27 feet on monday morning. i ended up trenching my roads so that the water that comes down from the property is about will flow out and coming down into my area. >> so i've been doing that and i had propane tanks build. have my food so i'm ready as ready as i can be. when the wind blows branches come down, especially the first wind. this is the lot of branches down the road. >> laura decades spent the day preparing her home, putting some plastic over the side because it leaks a little in the garage and i put sandbags in fr

i met one last night in the greenville area, an educator.ake a listen to what she told me. >> stop bullying. we've been through one -- well, we had a caucus and new hampshire. she's being bullied out. she needs to hang in there. that's what he does with women. he bullies them. >> reporter: did you vote for trump in 2020. >> nah,, i went biden. >> reporter: you voted for biden? >> i was trump in 2016, but i went biden. i just don't like the way he treats people. name-calling is so juvenile. >> reporter: so even here in ruby red south carolina you'll meet conservative voters like that one, who voled for trump in 2016, and then voted for biden in 2020, and are now looking for a new candidate entirely. you know, the republican establishment, they do have to listen to voices like that one to core nate the former president. there is a wing of the party, a segment of the party that's really resistant to trump as the nominee, fred. >> eva, what are we expecting haley to stay tonight? >> reporter: it sounds like she's going to resist this pressure ca

de anoche se encuentra justo en el condado sonoma y en ese lugar, algunos de los habitantes de greenvilleta unos 600 . todo se dañó. ahora déjenme contarles, en este momento el agua más o menos me da a unos 15 centímetros arriba de mi bota. pero dicen lo peor fue hacia las 2 de la madrugada, cuando el nivel subió más o menos hasta aquí. esto es como un metro weren't able to cover flood. agregó que lamentablemente, aunque tiene seguro de arrendatario, este no cubre inundación, pues le pedían 800 $ por adelantado, así que las pérdidas saldrán de su bolsillo. >> con toda esta agua. >> tony, por su lado, dice que corrió a mover los carros todo mojado aquí 60 centímetros dejó la silla casi 2 pies, pero eso no es lo peor, pues ahorita se siente el carro como que se quiere apagar. >> lo prendí una vez, se apagó otra vez y vamos a ver si, si, si se dañó. >> Él dice que el año pasado vivieron una inundación similar y se perdieron. >> esa vez se perdió más por televisión. >> estos vecinos dicen sentirse frustrados de que esta situación se repita cada temporada de lluvias y se sale siempre, cada año

and the madrid tracking station is talking to the little pair of greenville lender. however, i'm sorry to report that within the last 30 minutes, the company behind this, plucky little lender has issued a very, very down beat statement, saying that the little lander is losing rocket fuel. that is bad, bad news because of course they need that fuel to land on the move. so everything points, unfortunately, to a sales commission. and this was paid for principally by nasa, but built by a private company. and it's part of a new nationalist strategy that will have to come under review if there is a failure on as far as admission. if makes an awful lot of sense, if you can get people, private individuals are large corporations to pay to send things into space. because nasa could then piggyback on these commercial launches. and that's really the, the lunar economy that nasa is trying to spark. the idea that people wouldn't be prepared to pay to have things sent to the moon. and that's a scientist because then send their instruments at much lower cost in principal, it's a gre

. >> ainsley: on tuesday, she is in new hampshire, he is going to be in greenville, south carolina, toet a head start, that is nikki haley's state. >> brian: he doesn't want anybody to quit. lawrence wants to talk to diners. do people want to talk to you? >> lawrence: pick up on ainsley's point. she made this statement, she is bril brilliant. i think weather is part of it and some voters thought, donald trump is going to win anyway. one lady, you were working and you said you were going to caucus for nikki haley, but you decided not to because you thought donald trump was going to win anyway. >> that is right. he has a strong following. i've been to his events and people show up for trump in iowa. >> lawrence: you said one thing you are concerned about, you said my 401(k) was up under donald trump. you were concerned about the tone of the president during his candidacy and presidency. what did you think about his speech last night? >> there was not name calling, he did a good job and said he was going to try to unite the country and that is what we need. >> lawrence: everyone wondering

i spoke to woman in the greenville area and she told me she did not like that she felt like haley was bullied and said that trump has a history of bullying women. she also said she felt like the political establishment was piling on haley as well. another woman at one point yelling out keep going! and then haley responded to that that the political establishment here's this. so listen, she does have a basis of support here in south carolina. the question now is in the weeks ahead, can she pull off an upset in this state and really continue to shakeup this contest? victor, amara? >> eva, thank you. let's dig deeper now with cnn political commentator, ariel lewis. good morning ariel. let's start with president biden in his campaign speech last night south carolina. so the president ÃÃembracing this bipartisan senate bill. it's really a striking shift in his stance on immigration. listen. >> it will also give me as president, the emergency authority to shut down the border to look and get back under control. that bill was a today, i which of the border down quickly and fix it. >> so pres

better her community and spearheaded the restoration of the red banks primitive baptist church in greenvillecarolina. after settling in bow fort, north carolina, a beautiful eastern coastal town, jerry immersed herself in the vibrant, parishioner and welcoming community -- rich and welcoming community there. she found solace in the beauty of the coastal environment. in 2017 she took the role of founding trustee and president of the maritime heritage foundation where i served as and to work with her also. her leadership played a pivotal role in establishing the foundation, which advanced fundraising for the north carolina maritime museum. under her leadership, they raised $1.5 million for the foundation and campaigning our legislators in raleigh received $3 million funded by the north carolina general assembly. jerry peacefully passed away on january 3, surrounded by her loved ones in durham. her enduring legacy of stewardship and compassion and humanitarian spirit continues to touch the lives of all those she encountered. today we honor jerry for her inspiring life and the tremendous legacy

to be boarding the plane tonight, flying overnight and land in greenville, south carolina, in the morning, and to drive this campaign forward and later tomorrow night, to join you and your network in new hampshire. this is a hollywood battle. to beat donald trump, you're not going to beat him in one swing. you're not going to beat him in one round. you have to be built for the long haul. the only way to do that is to take the punches and throw them when you are given the opportunity. for a campaign when the campaign stream media and the establishment political class in washington has written several rounds on it, we're pretty loose and free. we're going to swing in the nights and months ahead. we're ready to go. >> do you have the cash on hand to run the campaign and organization in new hampshire and south carolina, as robust as the one you have in iowa? >> we do. that's why we're getting on a plane tonight and heading to south carolina and then on to new hampshire. we know what we need to do. we also understand what nikki haley needs to do. she's been the biggest spender in iowa. tens of

>> we can, we moved 25 points in last three weeks in new hampshire. 1500 in greenville, 800 in conway rating. i feel good about it. >> brian: best of luck on the trail. you are in a warm state, you are happy about that. more "fox and friends" coming up, check in with bill, he will tell us what is coming up. >> bill: pick it up from there, for commander-in-chief, president biden has options, which will he choose? movement today toward impeaching the man in charge of the border. will a child killer walk free? california? he's making the case he's a changed man. a new drug emerging in cities and did we find amelia earhardt's plane? you'll meet the man making that claim at the top of the hour. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming intellicoils®, for a beautiful mattress

i spoke to woman hear from the greenville area and she told me that she did not like that she felt likeey was being bullied and that trump has a history of bullying women. she also said that she felt like the political establishment was piling on haley as well. another woman at one point yelling out keep going! and then haley responded to that that she wants the political establishment to hear this. so listen, she does have a base of support here in south carolina. the question now is in the weeks ahead, can she pull off an upset in this state and really continue to shakeup this contest? victor, amara? >> elena, thank you. president biden is embracing tougher border measures as he looks to the election. >> he supports in emerging bipartisan immigration deal and its requirement to effectively shut down the southern border of mexico of migrant crossings reach a certain level. >> it would also give me, as president, the emergency authority to shut down the border until we can get it back under control. if that bill were the law today, i would shut down the border right now and fix it quick

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she will be speaking to voters here in the greenville area today and then tomorrow she'll be in the myrtle beach region. and she is also continuing to really confront trump head-on, arguing that is he too thin skinned, arguing that she is s hometown glory, the folks who know her will elevate her to victory in a way that she was not away to win iowa and new t. appreciate it. >>> still to come, the u.s. justice department reaches a settlement in the investigation of former new york governor andrew cuomo. and concludes that he sexually harassed state employees and created a work environment for women. we'll bring you the details on that settlement next. >>> and later vince mcmahon founder and executive of wwe resigns just one day after a former staffer accused him of sexual assault, sex trafficking and physical abuse. stay with us. >>> a damning new report on andrew cuomo's actions when he was governor of new york. friday the justice department concluded that he sexually harassed multiple state employees answer senior staff not only failed to report the incidents but also retaliated against s

three-and-a-half weeks, and she is campaigning here in south carolina over the weekend, in the greenvillea today, in the myrtle beach area tomorrow. her message in part to voters is that she can capture moderates and independents in a way that trump cannot in a general election. so she is hoping for some hometown glory here, some success here that she didn't find in iowa or new hampshire. fred. >> all right. eva mccann, thank you so much. >>> president biden is on his way to south carolina where he will deliver remarks at a campaign event. today's trip, that early voting state, comes on the heels of the president endorsing a deal that could lead to the u.s. shutting down the border with mexico. president biden is now throwing his support behind a bipartisan senate bill that sources say gives the u.s. the authority to crackdown on illegal migrant crossings at the southern border. it involves using tough new measures including implementing a shutdown when the border is overwhelmed. for more on this, let's bring in cnn white house reporter priscilla alvarez. priscilla, what can you tell us a

ron desantis will be in greenville to claim some of the limelight on the home turf before appearing in hampshire in the afternoon. a long time supporter called the race to be a done deal. saying it is clear to me now more than ever that trump will be the republican nominee and will be the 47th president of the united date. he added that the republican party is fortunate that -- looking forward to seeing trump in south carolina soon. that is some of the rction from yesterday. darrell is in georgia. go morning. >> the white evangelical churc nowadays is nothing but a meeting ground for a clan meeting. host: what you think of the results from yesterday, specifically? caller: iwas just a farce host:. hold on. he said it was a farce. what do you mean by that? caller: they just might again come all the way white. i'm glad they have low turnout. why iowa? nobody is worrying about that. i looked it. only 20 electoral college votes. only six in the state of i love. how can it be 20? host: let's go to david in north carolina. caller: i am so glad to hear about last night. we will be all right. b

greenville, ag. three carriages derailed and overturned on their sides.reet. in the first century, the united states is still show a picture of such degradation, not only infrastructural, not only economic, but foreign policy, yeah, let's listen to what the still most eminent american journalist, cymour hersh, said now, despite all the persecution. i've been racking my brain for a long time about how to respond to the recent decision. baidano is fully committed to the naval war against yemen's determined houthis, amid poor polling results and the disastrous consequences of his involvement in ukraine's conflicts in gaza. biden's support for ukraine and israel in their wars and the recent decision to attack the houthis in yemen have put him in the same club as two other leaders increasingly reviled by much of the world, benjamin netanyahu and volodymyr zelensky. the irony of the biden presidency is the growing respect outside the west for vladimir putin and sizempin. joe biden succumbed to political panic, giving the order to strike targets of the ansar all

so she'll speak to voters here in the greenville area today, and then she'll head tomorrow to the myrtle beach area. we'll see if voters are receptive to this message. >> all right. eva mckend and everyone, thank you so much. >>> joining me now to discuss all of this and more is nick corasanati, i hope i said that right, nick. is that right? >> yeah, that's it. >> yay. okay. all right. you're the national politics reporter for "the new york times." great you could join us. all right, let's start with biden's sudden embrace of a very tough border measure and as trump tries to pressure republicans into opposing any such bill. does this help biden more than it hurts trump? >> well, it's an issue that president biden really needs to focus on if we're to believe recent polling about where he is within the american electorate. on the issue of immigration, a recent abc/"washington post" poll found that 18%, the lowest any president has ever had on the issue of immigration since the abc and "the washington post" began polling this issue in 2004. that's a long time. and remember, there's been a l

this is what residents of greenville, sycamore court woke up to some time after midnight as creek, which runs along armstrong woods road overflowed, flooding, trailers and homes in the development. they say it happens at least once almost every year. everything was destroyed. that was on the floor and you need the storage boxes and anything that got what we will have to washing clean. and we'll have wait the trailer that was and bleach to make sure we don't get new mold and mildew. what's it back and dry out. hughes again, humidifier dry out the trailer and by sunrise you could see the full effect of what 3 feet of water can do >> to homes and cars. you can where >> ended stopping on the top. there, right top of the seats of got up about 3, 4 foot of the cup holders floor soaking tried to job. that doesn't want to start jon jones and his family just moved here in october. >> luckily they live on the second floor and it was just their storage unit on the first floor that was flooded. still, there's plenty of damage. all my tools to electric power tools, hand tools, dirt bike. >> little bi

barber is calling for more awareness and justice for disabled people following his ouster from a greenville, north carolina, movie theater last week. barber said staff at the amc theater confronted him over his use of a specialized chair he carries with him and needs to use due to an arthritic condition he has had for decades. the bishop was attending a screening of "the color purple" with his 90-year-old mother. bishop barber says his removal was a violation of the 1990 americans with disabilities act as he addressed the incident at a news conference this week. >> the ada act holds his birthright not to any one person. they draft legislation, testified, negotiated, filed lawsuits, stood up in places, sat down in places. they fought, stood, engaged in nonviolence to say you will not push us to the corner. you will not block us from coming just because we are disabled. they built a movement. they built a movement. amy: bishop barber met with the head of amc yesterday and said he plans another meeting with him. donald trump appealed a decision by maine's secretary of state to remove him from

greenville on tuesday morning.y to new hampshire and do a town hall on cnn later that night and do a lot of stuff in new hampshire. i think the message is simple that, you know, you look at south carolina. nikki haley was governor there, and i have got like five times more endorsements from state legislature's, current and former than she does. that would be unthinkable for the opposite to happen in a place like florida. she is really out of step, i think, with south carolina. we're going to show with the support we have. and people have been focusing on iowa. but we have been building these organizations in new hampshire and in south carolina as well didn't get as much fanfare. we will start in south carolina. do new hampshire. we have a debate scheduled on thursday in new hampshire, wmur debate. i'm the only one that's accepted that debate. i hope the debate happens, but, if not, i will be there if they want to do a town hall, i'm game. >> debate the nikki haley chair. now, governor, senate republican leader mitc

he will have a campaign event in greenville, south carolina and then he will travel up to new hampshireet? >> bret: that is interesting. as far as logistics. aishah hasnie, thanks. democrats are not caucusing this election cycle in iowa. but there is speculation. one democrat may pose a challenge to president biden. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. he may be exploring a third party bid. correspondent mark meredith has details tonight. good evening, mark. >> bret, good evening to you. senator joe manchin certainly appears to be testing the waters for a third party presidential bid. tonight the group no labels, which is tease ago unity ticket is actively to get itself registered in dozens of states. today manchin told he knows many voters are turned off of the idea rematch biden and trump. while he did not announce any campaign plan, he strongly suggests he will make his intentions known soon. >> let me just say that i'm not a candidate so let's get that very, very clear right now i'm here as a concerned person i have seen it upy front and personal. >> a potential sign he too

the stump speech in greenville was light on discussion of the hawkeye state. a couple jokes about the weather. there was mention of his second place victory when it comes to comparing himself with haley, which his speech was heavy on. he took direct aim at her tenure as governor here in the palmetto state. >> like haley, look, she was governor here for six years. can you name major achievements under her tenure? tell me if there are because she hasn't been able to do it. she goes around and says she's a champion for school choice. did they do school choice when she was governor here? no. >> reporter: so his presence here in south carolina may also be a reflection of his polling in new hampshire, though. even campaign surrogates like the state senator telling our kit mar he didn't believe new hampshire was, quote, desantis country and called it a moderate state saying he felt the voters here in south carolina were more comparable to those in iowa. now, desantis didn't go that far when talking to the media, but he said he does expect to see the campaign spending

. >> reporter: we came to greenville, south carolina to talk to republican women, two supporting nikkie are supporting donald trump. we spoke to them before today's verdict with the e. jean carroll case. i do have some during the interview what they think of these legal troubles and other charges donald trump is facing. here's what they told me, part of it. >> reporter: trump is facing 91 criminal charges, he has been found liable of sexual abuse in the case of e. jean carroll. does any of that give you pause? >> most of that makes me angry. >> i think it is a political witchhunt, 100%. i honestly believe every time they add another charge, it is adding fuel to the fire for his supporters. when they arrested trump, i was like that's it. that is it, he has my vote 100%. >> reporter: why was that? >> because it is nothing but a political witchhunt. as much as they are coming after him, they are coming after us. >> reporter: was the bar, is there anything to change her mind, any conviction that would change your mind? >> i think our rule of law has been compromised. we need our courts and

board, and ali vitali in manchester, new hampshire, and darsha burns with the desantis campaign in greenvilleth carolina. steve, what stuck out you last night? 98 out of 99 counties went for trump. >> yeah, trump nearly did the 99 for 99 sweep. one county where nikki haley finished above him, and it was by one single vote in johnson county. this is where the university of iowa is, and iowa city. in the general election this would be the most democratic county in iowa by far. haley beats him by one vote and denies trump the 99 for 99 sweep. beyond that, obviously, the big story -- it's the size and the scale of trump's victory, getting 51% of the previous vote, and trump breaks that record by bush, and the margin is 30 points between trump and desantis, and the previousest biggest gap was in 2012. the biggest growth you saw for trump were in the most evangelical counties. sioux county, this was donald trump's worst county in iowa in 2016. you don't even see him listed in the top three. he got 11% here in 2016. there was a lot of resistance to donald trump among evangelicals when he first becam

for this one i traveled to greenville, south carolina to sit down with nikki haley and her two childrenou and we miss you and we are just so proud of you and we continue to pray for you every day. >> i will say there is a space here on the couch, you should be on it. we're so very proud of you and what keeps us all going we're all sleeping under the same stars. be safe, we love you. >> dad, we love you and miss you, proud of you and can't wait for you to get home. >> michael haley and his beloved nikki married 27 years. he is an officer in the south carolina army national guard and she was twice governor of south carolina and then u.s. ambassador to the united states under president donald trump. but it has always been just the haleys. >> michael and i met my first weekend at clemson and we gotten engaged at the botanical gardens. i was born in a small rural town, 2500 people. two stoplights. we were the only indian family in that small southern town. we weren't white enough to be white or black enough to be black. they didn't know who we were and why we were there. when you have been t

so if you're traveling around johnson city, over towards greenville, northeastern parts of georgia, watch closely. eventually the center of the storm pulls off to the northeast. does become a nor'easter. what happens in the cities? the i-95 corridor is that break-off point oftentimes of who gets significant snow and who doesn't. we know we'll get some spots with significant snow. maybe 6 to 12 inches at least. that's how this is looking now, this is not for now. looking like those huge blockbuster storms. but it would be plowable. certainly once you get interior sections of the northeast, it's really along the i-95 corridor, what happens. to we get enough cold air that holds or do we get warmer and get more rain? this is what some of our models look like right now. this will certainly change over time. we'll keep adjusting this here over the next couple days. >> neil: rick, you're scary good. thanks. rick reichmuth. isn't he good? an instant perspective. we're learning right now that israel is not too happy with the houthi attacks in the red sea. the ambassador to the u.n. is saying that

says after the iowa caucuses are over he'll fly to south carolina where he'll host an event in greenville, seen as a message to nikki haley he intends to beat her in her home state. after that south carolina event then he'll fly up to new hampshire where he's planning to campaign as well and have a town hall here is some of what desantis said about that move. >> but i think the message is simple that, you know, you look at south carolina, nikki haley was governor there, and i've got like five times more endorsements from state legislators, current and former, than she does, and so, she's really out of step, i think, with south carolina. we're going to show that. >> and nicky halle and desantis are essentially fighting for second place here in iowa according to the polls. haley surging to number two in the polls behind donald trump. she's also number two in new hampshire, as she's trying to catch up to trump in that state and she's promising to her supporters she will deliver for them. take a listen. >> i want you to feel results. i want you to feel like you're not working for government a

desantis is in greenville, south carolina. over the weekend made known he would go there next. nikki haley true to form left late last night and be in new hampshire for an event today. >> dana: they are all out there and see if we can get the info for you. >> bill: good trivia question. good thing for chatgpt later. disturbing scenario unfolding overseas. putin is sensing victory is at hand in ukraine. could russia win the war. the growing fears for that possible outcome. >> dana: fani willis under fire invoking race against accusations of misconduct. will that really hold water? >> the salary she is saying nathan wade is not just very high. internal research makes him the highest paid prosecutor in all of the state of georgia. can gett without a satellite. one more reason to finally get rid of cable. but getting rid of the cable guy... ...might not be as easy. oh yeah, touchback! visit directv.com for up to $200 reward card. a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that'