intense flames with terrifying speed, colorado governor, jared colors in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly toured the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion, all over the course of half a day. nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating. polio says president, job wideman promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henry and al jazeera, more than 500 homes, have been destroyed by a large fire in western peru. it swept through a settlement and showed booty on tuesday. thursday night for viruses and residence, worked through the night to put it out. hundreds of people in the homeless left was only what they could carry. still ahead on al jazeera for sacrificing one to say the rest of some afghan families are forced to sell their daughters just to be able to eat. ah hello, here's your headlines for the americas. on the 1st day of 2020 to happy new year. everyone will begin in california. this

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor, jared colors in boulder, county share of joe kelly toward the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion, all over the course of half a day. nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating. polio says president joe biden promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henry and al jazeera, at least 12 people had been killed in a stampede at a religious shrine in the indian administered kashmir. happened that the international trade in the countries north where the vote team were marking the new year at least 13 others injured. argentine are feeling the impacts of the new on chrome variance reporting record 50000 cases. in one day. people waited in long lines to be tested for current viruses centers in the capital one areas on new year's eve. tribute to being paid to hollywood actor, comedian betty white, who's died 3 weeks short of 100. she'd be

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor jared poll is in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly toured the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion. all over the course of half a day, nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating polish, says president joe biden promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henry and al jazeera, more than 500 homes, have been destroyed by a large fire in western room. it swept through a settlement and she bowed on thursday. firefighters and residents worked through the night, put about hundreds of people, and now homeless dozens of palestinians have been injured after israeli forces 5 t gas to disperse weekly protests in the occupied with bank people in nablus. were protesting against the building of settlements in the villages of bate john and beta and occupied east jerusalem palestinians gathered to voice their anger. and israel's ongoing plans to

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor jared poll is in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly took the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion. all over the course of half a day, nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating polish as president job why group promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henry and al jazeera. going ahead and i'll just say, sacrificing one to save the rest time. some afghan families are forced to sell their daughters just to be able to eat. ah hello, here's her weather report for the 1st day of january 2022. hello everyone. good to see across the middle east. disturbed weather, both in the west and the east. so for the west, we've got this weather maker swirling around some showers for egypt and the levant, and the line of showers from the red sea right through to the gulf. so we'll go in for a closer look there on saturday. risk of century downpour

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor jared poll is in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly took the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion, all over the course of half a day. nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating. polio says president, job wagon promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henderson, al jazeera, still a hat here on the news are for you. tributes pouring in for betty white's the golden girl of comedy whose digests weeks before her one hundreds birthday ah, african stories from african perspective. most of them are never bought more than i was not going to go machine because of the voice of machine appealing in. i mean, it's short documentary by filmmakers from kenya. he raised almost talent, talented something back. it's about and ivory coast colors. i lived here and scrap yet animal africa direct on al jazeera january, and i just need, i don't know wh

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor jared poll is in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly toured the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion. all over the course of half a day, nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave flash 24 hours have been devastating polish, says president, job wagon promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster, john henry and al jazeera, still to come in this half hour a new year to celebrate in uganda, worst schools and bars are finally reopening. after being shocked for nearly 2 years and its 1st 2 decades are so crisis collapse and eventual stability. now the euro is being given and you look for your next 20 years. ah, now a lot of people ended last year on a particularly wall note. and this more less continues. the weather in europe has got some big swells of clad. an area of stormy low pressure that will drop temperature to some. but beyond is not gonna make progress that you might expe

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor jared poll is in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly toured the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion. all over the course of half a day, nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating polish, says president, job wagon promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henry and al jazeera i still had here, i'll desert. we look at how thousands of people displaced by 5 in the jury are preparing to leave comes in return to the hose and the evolution of the euro. 20 years since its creation. we take a look at one of the most important currencies, the wealth. oh, hello, thank you for joining in. here's your forecast for the 1st stay of 2022 for europe and africa, happy new year. so we've still got this mild surge of there across a huge chunk of europe. we are going to introduce some more wind for ireland and britain. so along that west coast of th

intense flames, with terrifying speed, colorado governor, jared colors in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly took the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion. all over the course of half a day. nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating poll says president, job wideman promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henderson, al jazeera, more than 500 homes, have been destroyed by a large fire in western peru. it swept through a settlement into bow tie on thursday. the residence was through the night to put it at hundreds of people. and now i'm the israel's army. these 2 rockets have been 5 towards the country from the gaza strip. one of the rockets fell into the sea off the coast of television video circulating on social media shows an explosion in the say of the coast of jaffa, the military says, investigating the incident. there are no reports of casualties or damage. not can rain that late

intense flames with terrifying speed. colorado governor jared poll is in boulder, county sheriff joe kelly toured the devastation from the air. this was a disaster in fast motion. all over the course of half a day, nearly all the damage, many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their, their patch, their kids into the car, and leave. last 24 hours have been devastating. polio says president, job wagon promised to free up federal funds with an expedited declaration of a major disaster. john henry and al jazeera woven 500 homes have been destroyed by a large, far west and through, through a settlement in jim bought a on thursday night by fighters and residence, worked through the night to put it out. but hundreds of people now left homeless with only what they could carry. the philippines recorded almost 3000 cave in 1900 cases on friday, about a twofold increase in just 24 hours. the spike prompted concerned about another wave of the virus at a time where millions are still reading from a devastating typhoon. barnaby lo has more from the capital bonilla, filipinos pa

. >> the rappers are joined by other artists including fat joe, big sean, kelly rowland and robin thicke and imploring lawmakers to sign the rap music on trial bill and turn it into law. >> trevor: yeah, that's right. when someone gets arrested prosecutors dig up any rap lyrics they might have written and present them like it's a confession. which is ridiculous, people. rap is an art form. right, these songs are performances. the rappers aren't just reading out their journals. just because you rap about killing someone doesn't mean you did it. it is just that a lot of words rhyme with kill. chill, hill, window sill. uncle phil. all of the words you need in a rap song. and you don't wary ---- worries about legal trouble to interfere with musical freedom especially not rap music because throwing in the word allegedly after every rap lyric screws with the flow, a bomb-- people are saying i bomb a tomorrowically, if i am being honest it is not a coincidently they only do this with rap music. this is just another way of targeting black people, half of country music songs are about the singer

of our enemies but the silence of our friends and the fact that joe manchin and kyrsten sinema aren't alone. they're speaking for mark kelly joe and chris. they want to be on the side of the beau conners and lester maddox and george wallaces, the individuals that stood in the way of race progress in this country and my twins just turned 3 last friday and it pains me to say we're still literally fighting for voting rights in this country and it seems to be that the white moderate is that person standing in the way of it. >> yeah, i think that they mean friends the way uncle is like is that your friend's friend? the other thing we're fighting all at once at the same time is this issue of want because the other thing that joe manchin did was stood in the way of build back better which means the child tax credits that people had come to rely on over the last couple years of the pandemic, poof, gone. your thoughts on that? >> i think first of all, we need to get -- this is my idea for sinema and manchin, body doubles to go and cast the vote in favor of getting rid of the filibuster. i'm out of ideas for these two. the bonnie an

but in the last three years, joe biden, mark kelly, and kyrsten sinema all won the state.why he's back now. >> welcome to arizona, mr. president. >> reporter: he is trying to lift up a supporting cast running in 2022. individuals who could help him in 2024, including kari lake, a one-time well-known news anchor here. she's now trump's pick for governor. >> anybody who was involved in that corrupt, shady, shoddy election of 2020, lock them up. >> reporter: and this is mark finchum. he was outside the capitol on the day of the insurrection and is now trump's pick for secretary of state. >> the arizona election should be decertified. >> reporter: in arizona the governor and secretary of state must both certify their state's election results, meaning in 2024, if biden were to win again, republican election officials could possibly keep electoral votes from going to washington, dc. >> you're fake news, get away from me. >> reporter: if mark finchum wins, he could oversee arizona's 2022 election. why should folks trust that you would certify the 2024 election? >> they hate that

joe biden or your lying eyes? they are manipulating the public, harris. it breaks my heart to see what is happening in d.c. with chuck schumer, cartel kelly and joe biden and secretary mayorkas. >> harris: you are going after them with the law and we'll be watching you do that and cover every second. vice president kamala harris is in honduras today south of the border marking her second trip to central america. remember, she is the border czar and in charge of dealing with finding and solving the root causes of illegal immigration. basically the reason so many people want to flee to the united states she is supposed to be dealing with all of that. she told them not to come. that didn't work. critics also going hard on the vice president for going to the southern border only once so far. she went to el paso, remember? the problems were not along that stretch then. during her visit to guatemala in june the v.p. told would be migrants don't come to the united states but the guatemalan president said he didn't hear that directly from her. a.g. >> vice president harris wants to send 300 million of our taxpayer dollar to central american. i wi

in july 2015 he held his first mega rally with thousands here burks in the last three years joe biden, mark kelly. president. >> reporter: he is trying to lift up a supporting cast running in 2022, individuals who could help him in 2024, including kari lake a one-time well-known news anchor here, she's now trump's pick for governor. >> anybody who was involved in that corrupt, shady, shotty election of 2020, lock them up. >> reporter: and this is mark fincham, he was outside the capitol on the day of the insurrection and is trump's pick for secretary of state. >> with all the evidence we have the arizona election should be decertified. >> reporter: in arizona the governor and secretary of state must both certify their state's election results, meaning in 2024 if biden were to win again republicans could potentially keep arizona's electoral college votes from going to washington, d.c. mark fincham doesn't dpo do interviews. >> you're fake news, get away from me. >> reporter: if he wins he would be the one overseeing the state's 2024 election. >> sir, what is your goal as secretary of state? why sh

kelly cast the vote to put this extremist on abortion rights. that's why i suspect that republican political consultants will be saying don't give joe manchin or markther democrat in a tough state, don't give them any quarter here. make them cast that vote. >> problem is you have to force the three republicans who voted for that quote, extreme candidate, who voted for her in june, defend that vote if they are then on the ballot which murkowski is this time around. >> i'm telling you how republicans will feel about this. a lot of it will stem from how kavanaugh was treated. my thinking is republican voters will not look too kindly on republican who is treat joe biden's nominee for the supreme court better. there's a long way to go here. >> amy coney barrett was approved lickety split. that wasn't a big kavanaugh hads that i'm doubting we'll see with these women. e with take your point scott. thank you very much. >>> the markets are reacting negatively after the federal reserve put off rate hike for now. we'll tell you what that means for you, next. magenta! do you suffer from cartridge conniptions? be conniption-free, thanks to the cartridge-free ep

healing, or is this going a process where you just hope, if you're a supporter of joe biden, gets through it. >> kelly, as you say, it lays out perfectly. some of our fines hours as a nation have been because of the supreme court and some of the our worst hours as a nation have been because of the supreme court, whether it's dred scott, or plesyb. ferguson. on the bright it's brown versus board of education. the court matters so much that you almost never -- you really know exactly how a supreme court appointments, once that person is on the bench, what implications that will have for the life of the country whether people talk about we focus too much on politics or partisanship, this horse race or that horse race. this is why those horse races matter, a moment exactly like this. so in terms of the stress test we're facing for the constitution, i think that the hope needs to be this person is confirmed, that they represent this journey toward a more perfect union, because this court could very well, very well be deciding big, big presidential election questions, all the panoply of issues that they all

but also that's the case for mark kelly and joe biden in 2020 here.hose activists here over the course of the last 10, 12 years, you know, mary hapez as part of the campaign in 2012, six years later she was the one who was out there in 110-degree heat knocking doors for who -- kyrsten sinema. i was talking with her just last weekend there at the voting rights march that was taking place in phoenix. she said they do not see how they could go back out there and truly feel confident about going and being such key parts of a re-election campaign on behalf of kyrsten sinema. and i think that is where actually 2022 is going to be so largely consequential to this whole argument that kyrsten sinema will make that being an independent voice here for arizona because mark kelly is on the ballot in 2022. mark kelly did vote to essentially create this exemption for these federal voting rights reforms here. and so if kelly is able to win his re-election bid in what is expected to be a tough midterm election here, that really puts kyrsten sinema in a complicated sit

chris coons, jon tester, mark kelly, kyrsten sinema and joe manchin want to be on the side of georgelace, want to be on the side of strom thurmond and many others who stood in the way of civil rights, even strom thurmond came around on voting rights, but if they want to go down in history as standing on the side of segregationists and those who oppose people who look like me having free and fair access to the ballot, then we'll remember them as such. this is that type of moment, and this is the urgency we have to have. >> gloria, i think bakari's response to the speech is very much in keeping with biden's tone. president biden's tone. but what i've heard from democratic senators that are concerned about changing the rule is, what happens when republicans take over the chamber and because we have gotten rid of this precedent, all of a sudden, republicans with a narrow majority of one vote or tie vote plus the vice president, whatever, are able to pass a nationwide abortion ban or change voting rights even worse -- >> sure. >> and that's their concern. but at the same time, they'll be

it was signed by mark kelly of arizona. joemocrats of biden. >> it's not -- if the republican party has a leader that is not always loved but is always feared, democrats have a president who is loved and he's -- joe biden is beloved in this party but he's not feared. what you're seeing now is a party that is willing to defy this president on his worst week, kick him when he's down and that's a very bad sign for where joe biden is politically. only one way for him to go now, which is up, but if you want a friend in politics in d.c., get a dog. >> scott jennings, the white house is walking back to a degree president biden's comments earlier this week comparing opponents of election reform and filibuster changes to pass election reform to jefferson davis and bull connor and george wallace. here's jen psaki today. >> everybody listening to that speech who is speaking on the level, as my mother would say, would note that he was not comparing them as humans. he was comparing the choice to those figures in history and where they are g

kelly moping takes a closer look at joe biden's, efforts to battle upon dynamic and the harmful impact that they have had not only on his popularity, but also on vital services in america. many will remember jo biden's harsh words to donald trump during the presidential debate last year. anyone is responsible for that many dash should not remain as president of the united states of america. when those words were said, the coven death toll was around $220000.00 will sense. then coven death! numbers have risen to about 800000. the united states just set a record high for corona virus infections. remember when bite and said that he would quickly and easily solve this problem. how is he doing now back in may, joe biden set his goal to partially vaccinate 70 percent of the population by july . well, fast forward and that 70 percent has still not been vaccinated. what vaccine mandates have achieved is to further polarize the country. a large number of professionals in vital industries have lost their jobs. protests of shake in the country. ah. even reading what we're doing here today and tha

. >> let me ask you, kelly o'donnell flagged this from joe biden's news conference, president biden's ukraine. he said the cost of going into ukraine in terms of physical loss of life for the russians, this he'll be able to prevail over time but it's going to be heavy. it's going to be real. and it's going to be consequential. the administration has not said that they are willing to send in u.s. troops to ukraine to do the fighting but that they're going to heavily arm them. >> well, we're not really heavily arming them. $200 million is a tiny drop in the bucket. some small arms ammunition and javelin tank missiles. the consequence to russia that are most severe is if they enter even in a modest kind of biting off a land bridge between crimea and the donbov, if they carry that out, it will put everybody's teeth on edge for a decade in eastern europe. very plausible that finland and sweden would then enter nato. clearly the baltic states, poland -- by the way, poland has a very substantial military force which will fight so i think the consequences to putin of an actual brutal land inv

shout-out from your team, senator capito and from senator boseman's office i want to mention andrew kelly and joe brown with a special thanks. and i think we have on our own team here on the majority side of the committee, sitting over my left shoulder, mary francis repco, our staff director and john keen and trevor wallone. i am grateful to all of you and more. all of you and more. it's one of my favoritesation is from the king sisters from kent county, delaware, dover, members of my team have been forever, teamwork makes the dream work and we've got some pretty good teamwork on this committee and we're going to try to get some dreams accomplished as a result, but thanks again, senator capito for your statement and for everyone who's worked to make today possible. i want to briefly introduce our witnesses and starting with elizabeth biser, secretary of the department of environmental quality for the state of north carolina. sector biser oversees the state agency whose mission is to protect north carolina's environment and natural resources. i understand that you live not far from where my wife's

joe manchin. he says he's always willing to talk and not much has changed in his view. makes that presidential visit here tomorrow more important. but to piggy back on kelly's reporting. not that long ago that joe biden came up here to talk to house democrats on several occasions to push for the build back better bill and on the first visit he left absolutely empty handed. he got more traction in the second visit, but he's not been able to close the deal immediately in these viz toots to the hill in the recent past, hallie. >> you're hearing from sources and democrats as they listen to chuck schumer on this vote to change senate rules. >> right now senate democrats are still expecting schumer to hold this vote, regardless of whether all 50 senate democrats are actually onboard with changing the rules. right now we know that they do not have the votes to do so. so, i think a lot of democrats also are wondering what they're actually going to vote on. i mean, we've seen a lot of proposals out there and discussion about the talking filibuster going back to that. talk of a carve out and from talking to sources today it seems like senate democrats still don't kno

appears to be the most powerful missile fired since you, as president joe biden took office a little over a year ago. his move from robert kelly, professor of political science and diplomacy. it was on national university. he told us pin.

the question, particularly if you're looking at arizona here where joe biden won by just 11,000 votes in the 2020 election, and mark kellyction this very year. when you look out here to west virginia, this is joe manchin territory, donald trump won it by 39 percentage points, and frankly, a great number of people view joe manchin, kyrsten sinema as the stopgaps to democrats passing their major legtsive priorities. there are the structural issues here, the rules, right? but if you also look at the political conversation that we are talking about where you're talking about defunding the police. what does that mean or killing the filibuster hear, you know, joe manchin won in 2018 by just three percentage points in west virginia. just in the last hour i talk to two gentleman who voted for trump, who intend to vote for joe manchin if he upholds the filibuster. i was talking with a democrat a few minutes ago who said essentially joe manchin is throwing away democrats' opportunity to pass major voting reformts here with the one chance they've got. she said to help west virginia move forward. i think that is where you're having

through the noise to get to the truth, my name is sarah kelly, and i work at the debbie ah ah, macy his date, any news live from berlin? u. s. president joe biden says he'll send american troops to eastern europe, basses you cry, and tells the west not to stock tensions with russia. president, a lot of may, zalinski says western warnings of a russian invasion are hurting his country. also coming up, we go to catholics, towns largest city al marty offer. it was rocked by a week of deadly unrest. the city is rebuilding, but trust in the government might never recover. and people across southern africa returned to find their homes destroyed off the storm. anna leaves flooding and devastation in its wake. ah, i am rebecca writ as welcome to the program. she was present. joe biden says he will help boost nato's presence in eastern europe. i made ongoing efforts to deter russia from inviting ukraine. american defense officials have war, but russia has deployed enough forces to invade all of the country colon moscow's troop build up something, not st. since the cold war. he is president biden. i will review groups for your video pro cruise there

you are right to say the numbers aren't there but it is not just joe manchin from west virginia and kyrsten sinema from arizona. mark kelly arizona hasn't said he will vote for this change. john tester from montana and from new hampshire and maybe we can do something around the edges but don't like what is being proposed at least right now. chuck schumer has a problem. if you are going to be a president who stands next to the crypt of martin luther king and delivers that speech and then it is really incendiary as far as you are either with george wallace or martin luther king or bull connor or john lewis or abraham lincoln and jefferson davis. you are talking about people in your own party who have problems with this piece of legislation. >> harris: those are such surprising dichotomy that was spit out in that speech and you gave us just then. that leaves no one any room to have a discussion with the white house. it is where we are on afghanistan, where with are on inflation, where we are on the border and where we are on so many things, covid with the white house. it is frustrating. we'll see if it is bad for him. former

joe manchin, kyrsten sinema and mark kelly and john tester from monday monday saying i think we need. they're sending a message to those senators and i don't think it is going to work. i don't think there is a credible case made to cause these people to blow up the 60 vote requirement to pass the bill. they used the 60 vote margin over 250 times in the trump administration, in order to stop things from happening in the senate. they aren't going to give it up so easily for something that has been so poorly argued and laid out to the american people. >> dana: how mitch mcconnell put it on the senate floor yesterday. listen. >> they want to silence millions of americans and take over the senate so they can take over elections. so they can take over america. >> dana: democrats will say that's hyperbole, they're just trying to make things right. mcconnell is very strategic. he is making this point not only on voting rights bill but on the larger issues going forward for 2022? >> yeah. and look, i think there is some more than small element of truth in what he said. what is their complaint

so we are all less safe as a result of what joe biden, secretary mayorkas and cartel kelly are doingly arizona, but all of america. griff: you talk about the drugs, specifically fentanyl. we saw this week texas' governor greg abbott along with attorney general ken paxton, your counterpart in texas, holding this meeting, this sort of round table talking about how bad it is. texas dp is s -- and, mind you, this is not cbp which has a larger role in this -- just alone texas dps since they started their operation lone star have seized 1140 pounds of -- it says marijuana on the screen, it should be fentanyl. it's 1140 pounds of fentanyl which is equal to 250 million lethal doses. what is the situation in arizona? >> well, it's terrible. and, remember, this is not just texas or arizona's doorstep. this is coming to communities throughout america. so just last year, griff, arizona alone 9 million, more than 9 million illegal fentanyl pills were seized, literally enough to kill the entire population of our state because 2 milligrams of fentanyl can be fatal. we're seeing a record amount, ask

. >> heel, kelly >>> here is what is happening at this hour. joeays there's no current discussions under way on president biden's build back better plan. talks collapsed last year. a new poll finding sharp differences between how democrats and republicans view the january 6th riot on capitol hill 4 in 10 republicans say that the insurrection was very or extremely violent versus about 90% of democrats who hold the same view. several people died as a result of the riot and scores were injured including more than 100 police officers. >>> british prime minister boris johnson says there's a good chance more covid restrictions will not be needed to combat the latest surge in covid cases. johnson says that the country can ride out the omicron wave, but he sees the coming weeks will be challenging. on the news tonight, hundreds of motorists stuck on a snow-bound meteor way in virginia what is being done to help them and what can be done to make sure it never happens again. that's tonight at 7:00 eastern one motorist saying what was supposed to be an hour c

kelly and i work with a c d. w. news live from berlin. new as president joe biden says he'll send american troops to eastern europe.

joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. my colleague has a story this morning about other moderates who say they are having issues with this. mark kellyrizona, facing reelection. you know, he is a little skittish on this. joe tester from montana says he's not a big fan of the carveout idea. they have their work cut out for them. that is the reality of the situation for biden right now. >> hey, rachel, biden is coming strong off his speech january 6. if he's unable to rally democrats behind him today with the infrastructure agenda, human infrastructure agenda stalled in congress, what comes next for him? >> that's a good question. i'm not sure yet. i mean, this is stalled and also the build back better right now, joe manchin has walked away from the table. there's been an effort to get former president barack obama, bill clinton also former staff to joe manchin to plead with him privately to get him back to the negotiating table. it hasn't worked yet. president biden is in big trouble right now and i think there are questions about what they can do before the midterms. >> all right, author of politico playbook. thank you so much, rache

joe manchin. it's others. you heard manu raju talking about mark kelly, some of the other members who are in potentially tough races, senate races coming up who don't want to go there. others who are maybe more institutionalist than they are perceived to be and are not quite red to get rid of the filibuster in order to do this. the activist wing of the democratic party, progressives in the house, they want to put these members on the spot to force them to say to their base we are not willing to get rid of the filibuster over voting rights, and that is going to be -- it's part of this litmus test that's developing, but i think it's also something that could be potentially very damaging to democrats as they go into their own primaries and go into a mid-term cycle in which they are already behind the eight pal. >> we just showed faces. 30 voting rights demonstrators sitting on the steps of the capitol. as you noticed from the faces most of them young. that's one of the interesting moments. most young faces here, and you also have established civil rights leaders including the namesake of dr. martin luther king.

so aussies kelly moffitt now takes a closer look at biden's efforts to battle the cobra crisis. lenny will remember joe biden's harsh words to donald trump during the presidential debate last year, and he won his response for that many dish should not remain as president of the united states of america. when those words were said, the coven death toll was around 220000 will sense, then covert death numbers have risen to about 800000. the united states just set a record high for corona virus infections. remember, when biden said that he would quickly and easily solve this problem? how's he doing? now back in may, joe biden set his goal to partially vaccinate 70 percent of the population by july . well, fast forward and that 70 percent has still not been vaccinated. what vaccine mandates have achieved is to further polarize the country. a large number of professionals in vital industries have lost their jobs. protests have shaken the country. ah, he's been reading to me what we're doing here today, and that is writing out. i agree with a large number of medical workers have been suspended. is kind of sur

and by the way, it's not just joe manchin, kyrsten sinema as well, but there are other democrats as well mark kellyare still weigh what to do in terms of of whether they would support a carve-out here. has this become a symbolic fight rather than a legislative one, given that math? >> i think that it has. i mean this is a two-week pressure campaign, running up to martin luther king jr. day, on monday, to do everything they can, with, in the senate, with schumer, pushing this issue, and with the president out, sort of peaking with this big speech he's going to make in atlanta, and activists around the country, to try and convince the remaining holdouts in the democratic caucus that if and when republicans filibuster these two bills, then they need to change the rules of the senate to pass them. and as you pointed out, jim, we've got some pretty big news this week that it's not just kyrsten sinema and joe manchin the focus of this for months. some other democratic senators are stepping forward and saying, we're not so sure either. so you know, not to deflate the balloon here with what's going on, but

appears to be the most powerful missile fired since you, as president joe biden took office a little over a year ago. his move from robert kelly, professor of political science and diplomacy at present national university. he told us pyongyang will only continue to show if it's military awesome, unless discussions, resume with south korea and the u. s. part of it is attention, i think, always, right. i mean, and, you know, north korea is sort of the, has fallen behind south korea by, you know, by several decades now. right. in terms of development, when people think about korean, the world today about south korea grants don't like that. and so one of the ways they sort of equal the tables, if you will, one of the ways to prove that they can, you know, match and go over our b or peer equals to the south is the missiles in the weapons tests, right? i'm nick at them on television, but i think the larger issue is that they don't think that they got a deal on the last couple years with jane as president south korean down from going to meet them. and nothing really came of that. the people a year, nothing has showed up. nothing show

this entire time, he should not be on our televisions, if joe biden wants to fix his image, he should get fauci off our tv. kennedy: and kellyhad covid and then i got vaccinated because i never wanted to get it again because i got so sick, i was miserable and then i got covid again from a vaccinated person so you say follow the science, what should i be following? >> thank god nothing happened to you where you died or anything because you are vaccinated but -- i'm talking to you right now, i hope not. kennedy: matrix is real. >> that's not how the vaccines were sold and i had a big problem or not dead, the vaccines were sold as 95% effective. revolutionary technology anthony fauci has been working on for over 30 years so we took the mrna vaccine and now we are told you're not in the morgue, you should be very happy. thank you, kelly. >> we have to follow the signs. i know someone passed away because of complications of covid no one should go through that. anyone who had covid, i believe i had it as well as sometime but we have to learn how to protect ourselves and what's the best way? as you said, it's a personal decision, t

live about this, break down the impact of joe biden's border crisis, it is certainly one when you look at numbers. former police department commissioner ray kelly of a second officer following that ambush in harlem on friday. his message to the new mayor eric adams as the city unveils a new crime plan. will it be enough? we'll ask ray kelly. former white house press secretary ari fleischer is here, don't touch the dial. put down the remote, if anybody uses that, we get started 13 minutes from right now on the channel. back to you. >> carley: thank you, steve. e- mails obtained by fox news show scientists and top medical advisors including dr. anthony fauci suspected covid-19 leaked from a lab in wuhan early as january of 2020. cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, documents found from early days of the pandemic show scientists, including dr. fauci was warned coronavirus may have originated at the lab in wuhan. spokesperson joined bret baier sglchlts. >> covered up covid for a year. there is not a real team from the who, to go in and find out the origins of covid. the communist party want to make sure it will never happen. >> cheryl:

joe mess up daily. the new text messages just released by the january 6th committee. i'm kelly. this is "the news" on cnbc president biden addresses the nation. >> be concerned with omicron but don't be alarmed, and if you're unvaccinated you have some reason to be alarmed. >> as infections soar to new heights, his plan to ramp up the fight against covid-19. >> they are a game changer. >> thousands o

the north koreans shop robert kelly really good to get your thoughts. professor, political science and diplomacy at present national university. thanks from us president joe biden says the taliban government in afghanistan will not be recognized until it releases on american taken hostage. 2 years ago, the navy veteran mark frederick was kidnapped in 2020 while working as a civil engineer. and couple believes he's been housed by the tell about affiliated hi connie network. i've got install has seen a worsening humanitarian crisis since a telephone takeover prompted the suspension of international aid. or in a statement president biden said the following, threatening the safety of american. so any innocent civilians is always unacceptable and hostage taking is an act of particular cruelty and cowardice. and taliban must immediately release mock before it can expect any consideration of its aspirations for legitimacy. this is not negotiable. portugal prime minister has won another term in office. antonia costa's ruling socialist secured a full parliamentary majority victory in sunday, snap election. he's promising to govern for all portuguese, as he prepare

joe mess up daily. the new text messages just released by the january 6th committee. i'm kelly evans for shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc president biden addresses the nation. >> be concerned with omicron but don't be alarmed, and if you're unvaccinated you have some reason to be alarmed. >> as infections soar to new heights, his plan to ramp up the fight against covid-19. >> they are a game changer. >> thousands of cars and trucks stuck overnight in the freezing cold. >> if it got past five hours, it was like, okay, this is a little scary. >> the winter weather causing chaos on our roads and up in the air. >>> prince andrew's lawyers in court today. the allegations of sexual abuse and why the judge is now considering a motion to dismiss the case the great resignation in full swing. the number of people quitting their jobs surging to a new record the state of the economy and how americans are feeling. >>> a young girl reported missing two years after disappearing andrew cuomo escapes criminal prosecution and a final death blow for one of the most popular phones in the

joe manchin. that didn't work. mark kelly you for, the north or south in the civil war? jefferson davis or president lincoln? by the way lincoln a republican. we don't want to digress and talk about who was a democrat and republican during segregation. what about tim scott? tim scott comes out and says as a southerner, i'm offended, i'm insulted. he refuses to recommend tremendous progress made by americans, not by republicans, not by democrats. but not by black folks or white folks but by americans. and especially when you talk about blowing up the filibuster? really? barack obama actually did something he hadn't really said before. in the "u.s.a. today" editorial he backs blowing up the filibuster, again, bringing up something erroneous saying it's a jim crow relic used 300 times during the trump years. really? senator tom cotton weighed in. >> their election takeover bill would prohibit a lot of election integrity measures that americans have all races favor. take photo identification, for instance. they argue that's voter

abrams had progressives refused to show up for joe biden's voting rights speech in atlanta last week. what you are seeing here is moderates like mark kelly or jon tester in montana, they are terrified of the progressive away of their party. and they are terrified bernie sanders could do to them what he is going to manchin and cinema which is to run primaries against them. the progressive wing of the party is very organized. they have shown his thing in the georgia senate election, capable of pouring enormous amounts of money into in the election they want to support. i think the mark kelly's of the world are simply scared straight about which way the party is going they will take votes as they did this past week that will put their reelection in the general election at risk. paul: kim, let's talk but the longer term implications for the senate and how it governs, how it runs. now you have 48 democrats all but two on record saying they want to break the filibuster rule. more or less saying that the next time they get the 50 votes with two centers of the manchin and cinema the going to do it. what are the implications of that for the senat

kelly lou brock, whoa. where am i? but all this leaves me with just three questions. one, is joesince donald trump? two, should i be jealous? three, is this your favorite neil young song? ♪♪ i want to -- with a paprika girl ♪ ♪ i could be happy the rest of my life, because farms are cool ♪ ♪ farms ♪ ♪ solo! ♪♪ quite a talent. so todd it's like if you're going to make an ultimatum. you should probably assess -- you don't stress and ultimatum with the gorilla. joe rogan has like 11 million viewers. do you think you knew? is that like me going up to mrs. clooney and saying it's either me or george? >> that is the point you see on the left is they don't understand the concept of leverage. look at the squad. they stand their feet like a bunch of kids. we need our way. there are four of you. okay? you don't have the numbers. neil young does not have the numbers because i know you are a music guy, but quite frankly, nobody hundred 55 gives a you know what about neil young. >> i don't know why. >> you know what. but at the end of the day they are going to make this choice and liberals ju