while the trump board restored the common sense traditional joint employer standard, the biden nlrb's rule largely revives an obama era standard. the obama nlrb upended decades of precedent and broadly expanded the definition of joint employment. that means working families and small businesses are up against a confusing and damaging new rule from biden's nlrb, which will sew conclusion and destabilize the economy -- confusion and destabilize the economy in a time when high prices are crushing hardworking americans. the results from the obama era rule gives us a glimpse of what's to come. franchise operational cost increased by $33 billion. the decision caused 376,000 lost job opportunities in the franchise sector alone. it increased nlrb unfair labor practice charges by 93%. imposing significant litigation costs on businesses both large and small. special interests are hard at work attempting to sweep these facts in the failed historical record under the rug. the afl-cio purports that the rule will in no way threaten or disrupt franchise arrangements or staffing firms. big labor set

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however, at a joint press conference, joe biden announced powerful military support, and behind the scenes, the transfer of long-range missiles also took place. atakams, which later successfully worked on russian targets. i approved the next tranche of us security assistance to ukraine, including an increase in artillery, ammunition or anti-tank weapons. however , already at the end of the year, the clouds in the allocation of the next military and financial aid still began to thicken. in october , the biden administration asked the parliament for $106 billion for ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific. partners, 61 billion was supposed to go to ukrainian needs, both budgetary and defense, but they stalled because of american domestic politics. republicans refused to vote for aid to ukraine before they reach a compromise on migration policy on the southern border with mexico. america is gradually moving into election mode, and it is increasingly focusing on its internal problems. and in fact , at the end of the year, i would say that, compared to the front, we have entered the minefield of a

biden when he takes the stage? julie: thank you for having me. i'm glad to be here at the first joint for president biden and vice president harris. they are kicking off their restore tour. this event is all about making sure the women and men in this nation understand what the stakes are in terms of how women are viewed in this country. we know that this election for 2024 is going to decide how women are treated in this country. joe biden as well as vice president harris are very clued in to what this means for us. what i am talking about is the fact if the republicans win this election, they have committed to passing a federal abortion ban. and that includes presidential contender nikki haley. that will mean no matter what state you live in in the u.s., women will not be able to get abortions even when their own personal health is in jeopardy. the vice president and the president are committed to codifying roe. the vice president is on tour right now, starting in wisconsin yesterday, and she is today in northern virginia with the president. and they are going to keep hammering home

you've got chinese companies going to biden china joint venture, going to hunter biden individual entitygoing to james and sarah biden entity, going to james and sarah biden personal bank account, going to joe biden. so that, i guess s what directly money from china to joe biden. it just had to go from a chinese company to a joint venture that hunter biden entered into with another chinese company. >> would you yield the question? >> i just want to finish going through what you told me to go through and then i'm happy to yield. >> then it went to hunter biden's personal company that he generally used for a variety of his business ventures, then it went to the another entity for james and sarah biden, then it went to james and sarah biden and then jim biden almost a month later sent a 40,000-dollar check to his brother, the president which said was for a loan repayment and the same bank records where you got this from showed that a loan went from joe biden to jim biden. so this is the kind of duplicity that we are talking about. you want to say there's evidence connecting joe biden to hun

biden administration to strike targets of significance inside iran not only as reprisal for the killing of our forces, but as deterrence against future aggression. abc's martha raddatz recently pressed the chairman of the joint chiefs on the biden administration's strategy in the region. >> it doesn't seem to be deterring the militants. >> well, part of our work here is to make sure as we as things have happened in the middle east , is not to have the conflict broaden. and so, as i provide advice and we think about the approach we take, we want to ensure that we take away capability while we protect our forces. >> about 350 u.s. army and air force personnel are deployed at that base in jordan that came under attack. but in this case, air defenses failed to intercept the drone attack. iran overnight denied any involvement. mint. lionel. all right. >> thank you for that update. talks for a potential cease fire in the israel-hamas war are reportedly progressing. a deal in the works would pause the fighting for two months in exchange for hamas releasing more than 100 israeli hostages. us officials say significant gaps in negotiations for a deal could be hammered out in talks later this week, a bipartisan group o

republican governors signed joint statement and accused biden of unwillingness to fight illegal migrationtorm on sakhalin, snowfalls in the central regions of russia. why there is such an abundance of precipitation almost throughout the country at the end of january and what to expect from the weather next, vadim zavodchenkov will tell you in our weather report. the snowdrifts are higher than the roof, and this is not a metaphor. what caused the megaburan on sakhalin? and in general, why is the current winter in russia so snowy? we will talk about this in the next 20 minutes, here are some other topics we will touch upon: cyber attacks, massive missile shelling and columns of tanks controlled by a neural network. the western media are replicating a fantastic plan for russia to attack countries. nato, why are politicians and the media whipping up war hysteria in society? a rash appears, blood pressure drops , and uncontrollable vomiting begins. what kind of infection began to walk through the ukrainian trenches along with the swarming rats and mice. and foreign scientists have found anothe

less so, at a joint press conference, joe biden announced strong military support, and for behind thes, the transfer of long-range atakams missiles took place, which were later successfully deployed. on russian targets, i approved the next tranche of us security assistance to ukraine, including an increase in artillery, ammunition or anti-tank weapons. however , already at the end of the year, the clouds over the allocation of another military and financial aid still began to thicken. in october, the biden administration asked the parliament for $106 billion for ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific.

president biden is facing bashlash this morning because he paused the approval of new licenses for liquefied natural gas exports, business organizations from the u.s., europe and japan sending a jointng him to reverse this decision, congressman. what are your thoughts here and what is the impact of this decision? >> well, my thoughts are this. this should again be no surprise, just like biden is on both sides of the war in iran and iraq and israel, he's on both sides of the war in russia and ukraine. while he's asking for more money from the american people, he's strengthening russia by canceling our natural gas exports and abilities to explore. no one should be surprised. it's weakening america, it's helping our adversaries and literally our enemies around the globe, certainly business leaders see it but americans see it too and in this winter season where people can't afford their electricity bills and g gas bil, he's telling them they have to pay more so we can help russia. it's unbelievable. maria: where does the senate deal stand? your colleagues are trying to push a deal. will you consistent firm this is what the deal is, that you say you're going to have 5,000 people come in

recent 38, similarly, and seems there's a pattern here, this joint resolution fights back against bidendministration policies that hurts american manufacturers in favor of the communist china. s.j.res: 38 will provide this biden rule won't strengthen china over american companies. we understand the administration wants to force electric vehicles on the american people and in order to meet their unrealistic green goals they want to rely on china manufacturers but we can't let it hurt our own manufacturing while strengthening china at the same time. mr. speaker, as we've all said and highlighted before on the floor, we know the biden administration policy is to pour billions in clean energy and clean cars but by rushing to meet arbitrary green and climate agendas, the united states is more likely to solidify china's control of our energy future rather than save the planet. we must be strengthening our american manufacturers and hope my colleagues join me in supporting h.j.res.38 as senate democrats already have done. if the president wants to veto this bill despite his administration's fl

and today, the rare joint appearance expected from president biden, the first lady and vice presidentris as democrats look ahead to the general election campaign, whether extremes a flood emergency in california as a month's worth of rain falls in just three hours, the high water rescues meanwhile, in the pacific, a rogue wave slamming into this u.s. military base, the images coming in and in the middle of the country more icy conditions for the morning commute. >> what to expect today. >> breaking overnight, the deadliest day for israeli forces since the start of the war against hamas. dozens killed. what we're learning and the reported cease fire proposal now being floated here at home. >> one mother's fight to work remotely while her son is in the hospital leads to a customer boycott of her company. what her boss is saying now and later, sticking their necks out. >> zoo workers delicate plan to relocate this giraffe and the uproar concerning date night at applebee's and the company's latest offer. >> yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night >> from abc news in new york. this

yesterday we saw a joint campaign launched by president biden and vice president kamala harris.ow big do you think this will be as an election issue? most people predicted a horrible outcome for the democrats in 2022 but they over—performed and republicans under—performed, and people on either side of the aisle agree that was because of abortion. we are expecting a similar outcome in 2024 but republican pundits and pro—choice people say to me, it is going to get democrats engaged talking about abortion. republicans are scared to talk about because they are losing voters because of that. the general public does not want that. the phrase i keep hearing is the dog that caught the car. they say they want the end of rowe for years, but they don't know how to talk to electorate that is broadly supportive of abortion rights but also talk to their base. the annual meeting of the world economic forum wrapped up on friday in davos, switzerland. artificial intelligence topped the agenda — but the wars in gaza and ukraine also garnered attention, with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky

yesterday we saw a joint campaign launched by president biden and vice president kamala harris.hts, how big do you think this will be as an election issue? most people predicted a horrible outcome for the democrats in 2022 but they over performed and republicans underperformed, and people on either side of the aisle agree that was because of abortion. we are expecting a similar outcome in 2024 but republican pundits and pro—choice people say to me, it is going to get democrats engaged talking about abortion. republicans are scared to talk about because they are losing voters because of that. now, let's return to this upcoming tuesday's republican primary in new hampshire and focus in on the polling. as was the case in iowa, donald trump is comfortably ahead, polling at 52% in the latest survey from suffolk university for the boston globe newspaper. but look at the other two candidates. nikki haley is clearly in second with 35%, with ron desantis down at 6%, which could explain why the florida governor is shifting his attention to south carolina and writing up new hampshire as a

hampshire in the primary there today, president biden and vice president harris are heading to virginia for a campaign rally today. the events is the first jointill not be on the ballot in new hampshire today. voters can write his name in. mike memoli joins us from portsmith, new hampshire. how does this write-in campaign work? >> reporter: we have been talking so much about what the turnout is going to be and what might happen in terms of that write-in vote. i'm here in one of the most heavily democratic polling places in the state where there is a significant number of undeclared voters. i want to bring in margie. when an undeclared voter wants to pick which party they want to vote in, they tell her which party they want to go to. you have been keeping an informal track of which party is more interest from undeclared voters. what have you found? >> nearly all of the people have taken republican ballot and then switched back to undeclared. >> reporter: is that surprising? this is democratic heavy. >> not surprising. the republican race has more activity this year. >> reporter: you looked at that piece of paper. you have one democratic undecla

biden will comply for a hearing or deposition. oversight committee chairman james comer and judiciary committee chairman jim jordan writing in a joint statement that hunter biden avoided two valid subpoenas and congress won't tolerate additional stunts or delays from hunter biden had. they are planning to hold him in contempt of congress until a deposition date is confirmed. hunter's surprise appearance on capitol hill last week has drawn you attention to his team's handling of the biden family investigations, without any coordination with the white house. liz, your op-ed, you write about this and the fact that every time hunter biden is back in the news cycle and he participates in these antics like he did with that surprise appearance on the house floor, that actually hurts his father. >> absolutely, cheryl. i mean, two thirds of americans think that the president has acted either illegally or uneticly in connection with his son's activities. that's not good for president biden. already the country thinks he is dishonest. they didn't think he was dishonest in the beginning. i think a lot of it stems from the hunter biden drama whi

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paul: dan, the joint appearance by harris and biden was interesting.ice president is not going to hawaii but with in the harris poll -- is not going to happen. but in the harris poll, most voters think that a vote for biden is actually a vote for harris to be president. . because of biden's age and so on. is that -- how much trouble is that going to provide for the ticket? >> significant trouble, paul. i don't think there's any question that a vote for biden is a vote for kamala harris. finish if biden wins or it's just inconceivable that he's going to survive in the office another four years. finish and kamala harris has simply not been an imimpressive vice president. it troubles a lot of people. and you can bet that whether the nominee is donald trump or nikki haley, they are going to push that idea a lot. and it is just the whole thing is to put doubt in -- that's a big part of this election, putting doubt in voters' minds about both sides and will you really want to commit to joe biden or donald trump, and kamala harris is a big cloud of doubt hang

us fest 3 of its troops have been killed and dozen small wounded in a joint attack on a base in northeastern jordan. preston. joe biden blamed is on back to militants for the attack, which took place near the border with syria and iraq. he vowed to hold the perpetrators to account me to report favorites will instruct me on about it at the base. it is the 1st time american military personnel have been accused by horse to have fire in the region since the start of these trail. i'm off for washington bureau chief and his boy gave us this update of the killing of the 3 americans in jordan, near the border with syria is definitely a significant escalation of an already precarious situation in the middle east. this is the 1st time, as we just mentioned, that us troops have been killed, but enemy fire in the middle east since the beginning of the cause of war. and the problems reaction of president biden kind of underlines the significance of this attack. he promised to hold those responsible for the tech. i quoted him to account at the time and in a manner our choosing. and he also said i quote him here as well. we know it

president kamala harris launch add reproductive rights tour in wisconsin, ahead of a joint campaign appearance with president bidenginia. >>> the top ten states with the highest rates of maternal mortality all have abortion bans. the hypocrisy abounds. and let us be clear about what they're up to. these extremists want to roll back the clock to a time before women were treated as full citizens. >> nbc yamiche alcindor is on the ground in wisconsin following the vice president's speech there. also with me co-anchor of pbs news hour and msnbc political contributor geoff bennett. tell us, yamiche, more about these new protections for abortion access. i understand they're putting out an ad to punctuate the point. >> that's right, well, i'm hear in waukesha county, wisconsin, which of course is where the vice president just wrapped up her speech, really not mincing words here as she was going after republicans and saying that democrats need to make sure that they are protecting abortion access across the country. she said that republicans were creating a health care crisis, and she said that president biden would veto

once you get into a joint race between trump and biden, maybe those numbers change a bit.re those numbers at our own peril. i think of six months from the today, economy is better, consumer sentiment is improving. if it continues on this path, any incumbent president would be in any position as they had into a general election. gas prices is a big moniker. where that is on memorial day will have an indicator of what may happen in the election. it is shortsighted and misguided. i think president obama has shared with president biden, he's got to think about this thing more seriously in the campaign is to be more agile and speak to these voters. this is the right way to lose these voters. the correct way is to believe that poll and to craft a strategy to help reverse those numbers. >> judge. there is this right and effort, do you think joe forgot that he was behind this change at the beginning, and he doesn't remember? >> i am so glad that you asked me that question. joe biden decides that he wants to change the rules. new hampshire has been the first state in the presidenti

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our martha raddatz recently pressed the chairman of the joint chiefs on the biden administration's strategye region. >> we don't want to go down a path of greater escalation that drives to a much broader conflict within the region. about 350 u.s. army and air force personnel are deployed at that base in jordan that came under attack, but in this case, air defenses failed to intercept the drone attack. >> iran overnight denied any involvement, and when abc news washington reported the house could vote as soon as this week on articles of impeachment brought against homeland, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas yesterday, the house homeland security committee released two articles of impeachment, accusing mayorkas of repeatedly violating u.s. immigration and border security laws and breaching public trust. >> he's also accused of lying to congress when he said the border was secure. >> i call him the architect of destruction. 8 million encounters uh- 300 on the terror watch list, 200 million people dead now. thanks to fentanyl poisoning that this one man is responsible for. i think

. >>> president biden and kamala harris are putting abortion front and center on their campaign. it will be the subject of their first joint campaign rally in virginia. cbs's nancy cordes reports. >> how dare he. >> reporter: the biden/harris campaign kicked into high gear going after donald trump on the issue of abortion in op-eds and ads around the country. >> in texas you are forced to carry that pregnancy. >> reporter: the goal, to tie the recent rollback in reproductive rights directly to the gop front-runner. >> we did the roe v. wade thing, which we've been trying to get it done. >> reporter: since roe v. wade was overturned 19 months ago, 21 states have established full or partial abortion bans. the issue has galvanized voters on the left who have turned out to protect abortion rights in seven states so far. come this november, the issue will be on the ballot in up to nine more states including battlegrounds like arizona and nevada. >> people have made it really clear that they want this right to be restored. >> reporter: jennifer klein leads the abortion policy effort at the white house. >> you've got folks on the

. >> in a statement about the biden trip to wisconsin, the rn rights according to the joint economic mmittee inflation ha cost the average wisconsin family $18,500 since biden took office. >> they're are certainly some indicators also in the report today that there are parts of the economy that are slowing a little bit of. >> as he read test, trump a taxpayer. >> my predecessor said he was hoping for the economy to crash. hoping for the economy to crash. can you believe it? >> some swing states carson tha trump may not be the guy, it could be biden versus haley. >> i think if it's anybody othe than. if it's donald trump, president biden is the favorite, but it doesn't mean that he has that b any means. >> the pitch will favor jobs numbers, his team thanks are favorable although today he really undercounted the wisconsin number. >> 14 million new jobs since i became president. 169 new jobs in wisconsin. >> he meant 169,000. for the third event and a row h wrapped up his remarks without gladhanding in the room. he did that a little bit later, but typically he will go into shaking hands

. >> joe biden and harris will make their first joint appearance. >> that's right. this will be the first time we see the president and vice president on the same stage. this will be in northern virginia and at this event tomorrow, the key focus is going to be on reproductive rights. it just goes to show how central the biting campaign wants to make this issue for the areola efforts. democrats feel like they got a lot of validation in the midterm election as well as the off year elections and they say it is not just about which candidates are on the ballot but also ballot initiatives that were aimed at countering what the supreme court did in overturning roe v. wade. this is something we expect to hear a lot more on the official side as far as any policies that they can move forward as well as on the campaign side. they believe this is a key issue that they can talk about as they try to draw a contrast between biden and whoever the republican nominee will be. it is still expected that will be donald trump. >> thank you. as you have been seeing on our screen, a big i

♪ the seventh house speaker, mike johnson, extended the formal invitation to president biden to speak at the jointcongress. johnson said he was inviting biden. what they called, quote, this moment of great challenge for our country. president responded by saying he was, quote, looking forward to it. mr. speaker. timing would put the president's keynote speech after two critical deadlines to avoid a shutdown in our federal government. >> well, today marks three months since the war between israel and hamas broke out and tensions remain high along israel's northern border. the israel defense forces say it fired back at the hezbollah military in lebanon yesterday, after hezbollah fired a barrage of rockets. the fighting comes as the idf says it has dismantled hamas military framework in north gaza. meanwhile, the un humanitarian chief calls gaza uninhabitable and at the brink of famine. last night, thousands of people gathered in tel aviv advocating for the release of hostages. this is what i do. >> uh, for 92 days. that's the only thing i'm doing. i had a job. i have a family. they don't know me any

russia and iran, moscow and tehran are increasing joint efforts to build equal rights. soros and hunter bidenanizations controlled by the democratic parties. the activities of this system are aimed at studying pathogens of particularly dangerous infections in regions of the world that are strategically important for the united states. control of the biological situation and achievement. excellence in biomanufacturing. one of the priority tasks is so -called biological espionage. analysis of the epitome of the situation along the borders with geopolitical opponents in the proposed areas of deployment of military contingents. materials were received confirming that the american military department was putting tasks of monitoring the biological situation in the middle east and central asia, border areas. with china, turkey, pakistan, saudi arabia. vladimir putin today congratulated the employees and veterans of the investigative committee. today the investigative committee celebrates the day of its formation as an independent state body. it has existed in its current form since 2011. fighting cr

you will see president biden and vice president harris at a joint campaign rally tuesday making that argument in northern virginia. >> we are getting some very sad news from the pentagon about the two navy seals missing off the coast of somalia. what are you learning there? >> reporter: yeah. this is tragic news from u.s. central command. this was an incident that began a week ago. the navy seals were interdicting a small craft off the coast of somalia that was carrying iranian armies to the houthi rebels in yemen. they were conducting this exercise in very rough seas. one of the seals fell into the water. another seal went in after him. there has been this attempt to find them over the last ten days. 21,000 square feet were searched. american resources, japanese resources and spanish resources all used to try to find them. today, u.s. central command saying that they now believe that these seals are deceased. i think it undercoreunderscores are risks for the american servicemen and women sent to the region to beef up security in the red sea as they try to deter the houthi attacks on

at a joint press conference with ukrainian leader on december 12 , president joseph biden used completelyerent wording than in kyiv at the beginning of the year. ukraine will emerge from this war strong, proud and firmly anchored in the western system, if we do not leave it.

understandable that maybe what we saw in manassas, virginia, it was first joint appearance which in kamala harris and joe biden official campaign appearance. they went a to push the issue of abortion. let's listen to that. >> trump says he's proud that he overturned roe v. wade. he said, and i quote, there has to be punishment for the women exercising their reproductive freedom. he describes the dobbs decision as a miracle. but for american women it's a nightmare. >> former president trump handpicked -- [ boos ] -- handpicked three supreme court justices because he intended for them to overturn roe. he intended for them to take your freedoms. >> so that was the very carefully crafted message that they wanted to launch their campaign with jointly. here's what happened in the crowd -- >> jill and i had a chance to sit down -- >> how many -- [ chants ] >> this happened over and over and over again, jeff. and look, we see protesters, i saw them at a trump rally, we see them everywhere. this is -- we're highlighting this because, a, it's a white house event, and b, it's not just a random protest. it speaks to a ver

to come, as campaign season gets underway in the u.s., president biden and vice president kamala harris are set to make their first joint campaign appearance this week. well tell you what's on the agenda. >>> and new concerns that the israel/hamas war could spark a wider conflict. and the international community's responding strongly to israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu's latest comments about a two-state solution. we'll talk about that in a live report. that's coming up. stay with us. >>> some news just coming into cnn. the hamas-controlled ministry of health says over 25,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza since october 7th. it adds that about 70% of those killed were women and children. now, cnn can't independently verify these numbers through the challenges of reporting from the war zone. palestinian officials estimate that in addition to the dead and wounded, more than 8,000 people are missing. they're believed to be buried under rubble. meanwhile, the israel defense forces found a tunnel in gaza that hamas used to hold hostages. israeli officials released this image, saying the tunnel is in the city o

at a joint press conference with the ukrainian leader on december 12, president joseph biden used completelyding than in kyiv at the beginning of the year. ukraine will emerge from this war strong, proud and firmly anchored in the western system, if we do not leave it. americans should be proud of the role they played in supporting ukraine's success. and we will continue to provide ukraine. necessary equipment and weapons as much as we can. problems with aid also arose in europe. the same viktor orban blocked the adoption of a four-year aid package for ukraine worth 50 billion euros. the international coalition's military support for kyiv has fallen to its lowest level since the start of the full-scale invasion. statements about the need to seek a diplomatic solution to the conflict are increasingly heard in the west. so in 2020.

at a joint press conference with the ukrainian leader on december 12, president joseph biden used completely different wording than in kyiv at the beginning of the year. ukraine will emerge from this war strong, proud and firmly anchored in the western system, if we do not leave it. americans should be proud of the role they have played in supporting ukraine's success, and we will continue to provide ukraine with the equipment and weapons it needs. as much as we can. problems with aid also arose in europe. the same viktor orban blocked the adoption of a four-year aid package for ukraine worth 50 billion euros. military support for kyiv by the international coalition has fallen to its lowest level since the start of the full-scale invasion. in the west it is increasingly heard. statements about the need to seek a diplomatic solution to the conflict, so in 2024 ukraine enters conditions of deep political, military and economic uncertainty. despite this, zelensky did at the final annual press conference optimistic statements. i believe once again that our partners will not let us down, they kno

wrote in a letter yesterday that "in this moment of great challenge for our country, biden was invited to address a jointsion of congress." that will happen on march 7th. the president responded by saying he was looking forward to it. the speech is mandated by the constitution. march 7th is two days after super tuesday, in which more than a dozen states, including california, will hold their primary presidential election. >>> the effort to recall oakland mayor began yesterday when the group against her mailed its notice of intention paperwork, including 250 required cig churs. organizers tell us they have lost trust in the mayor, noting crime in oakland, the city missing the deadline last year to file for grant funding to combat retail theft, and the nearly year-long absence of a police chief. the final straw, they say, was last week's shooting death of an on-duty oakland police officer. the group is waiting for the city clerk to authenticate all those signatures. then they'll have 180 days to collect 250,000 signatures. we reached out to the mayor's office but have not heard back. >>> at 7:37, one bay a

. >>> joe biden and kamala harris will host their first joint campaign event of the year. that will happen on tuesday and it will happen just one day after the anniversary of the 1973 roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion until the supreme court over turned it in 2022. >> the campaign has long promised to make reproductive rights, democrats are more likely to vote. and the vice president zeroing in on reproductive rights. >> we know that kamala harris and biden want to make abortion rights one of the key pillars in the 2024 election campaign. and they're really hoping to use the anniversary of roe v. wade to try to mobilize voters, undecided voters and women to rally behind them on this issue. and the biggest thing to highlight is the key contrast between biden and trump when it comes to this issue. now we know that biden's campaign manager put out a statement recently and she said this. she said donald trump is the reason that more than one in t three american women of reproductive age don't have the-free tom to make their own decisions. if they retake the white ho

and in fact, we will see that start next week on tuesday when president biden and kamala harris headline their first joint campaign rally in northern virginia. their focus will be abortion and reproductive rights. they do think that this is a galvanizing issue for their voters heading into next year, and they do plan to make the argument that president trump would be very bad for abortion rights if he were re-elected. >> and in fact, making that distinction is something that the biden white house feels is like a really important hallmark. vice president kamala harris will be joining our laura coates tomorrow night, here on cnn, to talk. do we know anything -- oh, well, it looks like we're running out of time. i have so many questions but you're available for the next hour with my colleague, jim acosta, so bye-bye for now. thank you, kevin. appreciate it. >>> and thank you, everybody, for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield. cnn newsroom contitinues with h acososta right a after this.s. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on

and president biden and harris are teaming up to target republicans on abortion rights. what we know about their first jointpearance of the year. our nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments but i want to begin on the ground with ali vitali in pembroke, new hampshire. how is the haley team feeling about their chances now? >> they're aware, chris, of the stakes that you just laid out. the fact that this would be an upset if they were able to pull it off but that the fact that this is an open primary makes it fertile territory for them. i think the one thing we're looking at though is that this is a campaign that's being clear about the fact that they know it's an uphill climb but they are not going to be giving up anytime soon. listen to nikki haley this morning then i'll tell you about a new memo from her campaign manager that's really caught my attention and why. watch. >> i didn't get here because of luck. i got here because i outworked and outsmarted all the rest of those fellas so i'm running against donald trump and i'm not going to talk about an obituary. >> she is saying this is n

. >> on tuesday joe biden and kamala harris will host their first joint campaign event of the year.oing in on reproductive rights making it the cornerstone of their re-election bid. the question now is will that work. joining us now is cnn's camilla deshallis. what is the thinking here. are they hoping they'll see a polling boost with this focus? >> well, what we know at this time is that the campaign really wants to make abortion rights one of the key pillars in the 2024 campaign and one of the things that we're going to see a lot from kamala harris and president biden is that they're really going to try to paint this broader picture of the stark contrast between what they have done on this issue of abortion rights and what trump has done in his four years in office. i want to highlight really quickly what biden's campaign manager just put out in a recent statement and it said that donald trump is the reason that more than one in three american women of reproductive age don't have the freedom to make their own health care decisions. now he and maga republicans are going to go even

are dealing when they conduct a joint press -conference with zelensky, just how he behaves, what state he is in? ilk olarak düzenlediği bir seferle. us president joe bidenly announces that the largest package to help ukraine will be shared: $3 billion, huge money, that’s how it’s allocated? well, if at all just to lay this story bare, this is 3 billion american dollars that will remain in america and which will lay the heaviest burden on ukraine, driving it away is not easy. into a hole of debt, into a debt abyss, as a result, as a result, weapons are manufactured for 3 billion , for which ukraine will then pay, and these weapons are manufactured in order to get to ukraine, in order to kill us, well, america is in chocolate, a dream with someone else's hands, to fight with... while at the same time being on the sidelines, and even earning money by lending money that is spent at home at home, i take off my hat, i take off my hat, all together this is called the defense of democracy, comrade stalin understood this before us, that’s what he said, i always thought that democracy is the power of the people. but comrade roosevelt clearly explained to me that

. >>> president biden and vice president harris will hold their first joint campaign appearance of theear on tuesday. two along with their spouses will focus on reproductive rights as they try to make that a central issue of the 2024 race. we'll have more on that at the top of the hour. >>> oscar nominations will be announced this week and they expect barbie and oppenheimer could get oscar nods but we'll have to see on tuesday. >>> and king charles is expected to go into the hospital this week for treatment for an enlarged prostate. buckingham palace said the condition is benign and his public events will be posted while he recovers. >>> and sources say the former president trump is likely to appear in court tomorrow for the e. jean carroll defamation case. this is a acseparate trial from last year after he defamed her in 2022 entertainments. this is about comments made in 2019 while he was president and will determine what damages if any, he must pay. cara skinnal has more. >> reporter: with happened nearly three decadesal in a new york department store. e. jean carroll was leaving be

joint session of congress, the electors would approve voting results. the police brutally dispersed the protest, killing several civilians. electors confirmed joe biden and donald trump was accused of inciting an insurrection. the court case has been going on for several years. let's call it march on washington 2.0. there were many people who were sentenced to prison terms. members of the proud boys organization received, among other things, 22 years. ashley bebet was shot dead. as far as i know, she was a veteran. served in afghanistan, iraq, columbia county police said that if she was not shot, she could have harmed the health of congressmen. this is how justice should work, or we will build a bridge to belarus, the protests of the twentieth year. american authorities say, even trump supported this, that things in belarus are terrifying. if you look at the american media, they call putin, lukashenko, the iranian leadership, the chinese leadership, everyone who goes against the american global agenda, dictators, everyone who goes against their views are authoritarian leaders, but the american people are already starting to look at things through the

killed and six wounded — but a white house spokesman said president biden�*s actions were about preventing any escalation of conflict. the jointere in response to nearly two months of attacks by the iran—backed houthi movement on cargo ships in the red sea, disrupting commercial shipping and the global economy. the houthis say they're targeting western support for israel. a coalition of countries were involved in last night's military operation — to destroy houthi military infrastructure and munitions. some of the targets were in the yemeni capital sana'a. the houthis, who control much of yemen, retaliated by firing one ballistic missile today, which failed to hit a target — and they warned that britain and the us "will pay a heavy price, for their aggression". here's our international editorjeremy bowen. in sana�*a, the yemeni capital, a huge rally against the air strikes and in support of palestinians filled the city's broadest boulevard. it was organised — the houthis do not allow unauthorised protests — but without question, millions in yemen and across the arab world are appalled by israel's conduct in the gaza war and re

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