kara? your response.with facebook, apple or amazon and they are all, again, very different. i think it is probably the slowest way to deal with companies and usually the most ineffective way, because it takes the longest. i think there's other ways to get them to a different place. they are also incredibly willing to fight these things. but the fact of the matter is, in this country, for example, we did fight big oil, we did fight big telecom and stuff like that, so it has happened before — there have been trust—busters and there's a lot of politicians here and abroad who can do this. i think the question is, we have to use all these tools, including our own ability to press, as citizens, to press these companies to do better and press our regulators to do better and that is the real question — if we can spur innovation anywhere around the world, that should be our focus. but should they be broken up? there are conversations being had in the united states, some in the biden camp saying "break up google".

cnbc contributor kara swisher is with us.> every day it's different. i read a great thread outlining exactly what the companies were doing in terms of digital advertising and then, of course, that's murdoch you saw a picture one of the prime ministers showed of eight headlines across australia it's essentially a news mogul who has a history of doing things like this and pushing people around and then you have a tech company whose control over the digital ad market is supreme, both of the two google and facebook it's not a great choice. i think this law doesn't do that, this arbitration process in order to establish some sort of parity doesn't do that. there have to be privacy bills, taxes that you would use for journalism, social media taxes, digital advertising taxes, and breakup, of course, is the last case scenario. there are all kinds of levers, and this one is trying to get to something good but doesn't seem to reach it at all >> right as this whole thing evolves, kara, as we turn our attention more to canada as we see w

kara swisher, kara, thanks so much. i appreciate it. that's going to do it for me today.re going out, wear a mask. if you're staying in, chris jansing picks up our coverage next. you say that i'm losing my mind. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ if i'm acting a little strange ♪ ♪ it's cause there's something new in my life. ♪ ♪ i'm in love... ♪ ♪ love, love, love. ♪ ♪ it's everything i've been dreaming of. ♪ ♪ i'm in love. ♪ ♪♪ celebrate your love with a gift from pandora jewelry and discover all the ways to shop. >>> good afternoon, i'm chris jansing in for ayman mohyeldin on a very busy wednesday afternoon. moments from now, the house rules committee will take its first step in a move to strip georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments over her inflammatory and conspiracy-driven statements. today's hearing sets the stage for a vote in the full house tomorrow. >>> greene's fate is also on the agenda for what's expected to be heated meeting of the house republican conference. that's coming up just an hour from now. those house republicans could also decide

>> somewhere, kara somewhere. in london. >>> meantime, pump the brakes. hyundai are saying they are not currently in talks with apple to develop a car. phil lebeau has the latest phil >> reporter: jon, that sent news moving lower in overseas trading and two things came out in a regulatory filing, an identical filing, two things came out. one is they say that, "a," there is no discussion right now with apple in terms of an autonomous vehicle program. here is the wording in the filing in south korea. hyundai motor is not in talks with apple on autonomous vehicle development. that is moving the stock lower they also said in this filing, kia, it is reviewing options for autonomous vehicle hyundai saying no decision yet so both companies indicating they are in discussions regarding this but specific in saying they do not involve apple. reached out to the company this morning. once again it declines to comment on these reports out of south korea regarding any discussions that may have been taking place between apple and hyundai kia. so for now, guys, that is wh

kara, big push on covid relief today, big trip for president biden and ahead of it the white house is announcing new protections for homeowners hit hard by the pandemic. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. the administration announced it is extending this foreclosure moratorium and the window for which people can enroll in a program for mortgage payment forbearance. that's going to end until the end of june, until june -- to give -- relieve some economic pressure that people are under because of the pandemic while also then traveling outside the country, outside of washington in the country to try to build support for his plan, his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. and this is a bit of the outside/in game where he is going outside of washington to try to put pressure on lawmakers in washington to really get behind that plan and there are some things that are still in contention when it comes to this, even among democrats themselves, whether or not to raise the minimum wage, for instance, what the size and scope of these direct payments to americans should be. and republicans st

kara, josh, thank you both so much. you'll both be watching at noon.oth. you can see more of my conversation with senator elizabeth warren digging into all of these questions tonight on "nightly news" with lester holt. coming up next, news in new york governor andrew cuomo's universe it is now under investigation by the fbi. what happened with those nursing home deaths, what was covered up? we're going to find out what happened. walk it off look one more mile look reply all look own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...crow's feet... ...and forehead lines... ...look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection si

cnn's kara scannell have been reporting on trump's troubles. kara, where do these crimes stand now? >> we just learned that the district attorney's office had opened a criminal investigation into the president in efforts to overturn the election in that state. specifically they're looking at a phone call the president had with the secretary of state of georgia where he told him to find the votes, and that would be just enough votes to swing the state in his favor. that comes after a long-running criminal investigation in new york where the manhattan district attorney's office is looking into whether the former president or his company violated any state laws, if they misled learnders or committed potentially tax fraud. there is also the investigation if washington, d.c. againnd the department of justice where they're looking into his insurrection. the president has prooivately voiced his concerns that he could face charges in the riot. fred? >> and the president is also facing several civil legal matters, including defamation lawsuits from women who accuse him of sexual assault. the

kara, thank you so much. >>> joining me now is constit constitutional attorney.blicans said it was unconstitutional to try a president after he has left office. the majority, though, of constitutional scholars, it seems, says it is constitutional. uh-uh can do this. so, who gets to settle the score here? is it sort of still this open question? >> well, i appreciate the chance to be here. and also, i guess i should begin by saying i'm just speaking for myself today, not, of course, anybody in the senate. but i've already been on record as defending the constitutionality of a post-presidential impeachment. i think the direct answer to your question is that the senate really got to decide. the senate was the final decision maker on that. the majority in the senate voted to keep the case and proceed. that resolved that issue for purposes of this trial. >> but what about potential future trials, would it apply? >> well, that's a good question. i think in all likelihood, it will be what we in the law call persuasive authority. that means it doesn't bind, it doesn't for

>> good morning, i'm hallie jackson in washington on this monday along with my nbc news colleagues kara lee outside the white house, garrett haake on capitol hill, gabe gutierrez is joining us live from new york at a mass vaccination site. kara, let me start with you because president biden once we get through the holiday day will have a very busy schedule this week. his focus, his goal, is to get this covid relief package over the finish line. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. he really wants to turn the page on impeachment. sort of start fresh and really lean into pitching his coronavirus relief package. so we're going to see the president for the first time since taking office traveling outside of washington, he will head to milwaukee on tuesday where he will hold a town hall with cnn focused, again, on coronavirus, the pandemic, the need for the white house says this $1.9 trillion package. on thursday he will go to michigan, he will tour a plant where the pfizer vaccine is being manufactured. again, focusing on the pandemic. and on friday he will do a little virtual foreign policy

when yasmin spinal she was on stage she said this bear will help us to track down the 2 war criminals kara chits and milan teach and they were found and the abused women were recognized as victims. during his 1st full 10 year marriage the tricky balancing act of presenting both art house cinema and entertainment now despite the twin threats of the coronavirus pandemic and screaming to caustic is sure that cinema will survive. incidentally the festival has been split into this year due to the pandemic the awards will form part of the industry event from march the 1st the 5th and has just been announced the main public festival is now planned for june the 9th to the 20th . british artist jethro crabb specializes in making detailed wax representation of famous people sometimes as realistic and true to life as possible but sometimes . as abusing caricature each figure can take months from start to finish and crabbe says it all starts with getting the shape of the head right before he can begin to form the features most recently he's been commissioned to do the new man in the white house. high

this is a lot to get to. >> kara scannell, great job making this news. thank you. >>> the biggest gathering of conservatives, cpac, starts today. former president trump will be the marquee speaker at the conservative political action committee or cpac kfshs. he'll be speaking there on sunday. it will be really his first speech, jim, since leaving the white house. >> multiple sources tell cnn that trump is plotting his political return just seven weeks after he lost re-election. of course, after his supporters stormed the capitol in a deadly insurrection. cnn's kate bennett and jessica dean are in washington this morning. kate, let's begin with you. so the president wants to run 2024 or wants to hold out the idea that he'll run in 2024 to soak up the attention. what's your understanding? >> so my reporting is that he wants to run in 2024 and if he soaks up the attention and creates divisiveness even more so in the republican party in the meantime, he's okay with that, too. of course, it could be a quip sodic belief. there are investigations and these tax

. >> and kara lost hair. >> he said it looks pretty good on you. >> as for the dock is. >> they are showing us what it looks like to ask for help while also working towards goals and we encourage other people in other areas of the country to start support groups of they do have all the resources for that. >> they extended it, anyone set to begin this spring. in the studio, kpix 5. >>> to get more information on the next session offered at no cost to patients you could had to kpix.com. >>> on a star much now, take a look at conditions, traffic is pretty slow going tonight. i'm prepared drivers had to pull over in the middle of the storm. if you're planning to head to tahoe for the long weekend, chain controls are in effect on i-80 two donner lake right now. >> can be very unpredictable >> they will be getting more snow they will add up a significant amount take a look at the snow. we will edit up with saturday snow chance in the mountains and monday snow chance as well and we're talking the 6 to 12 inches at lower elevations essex fee. this is great news for outdoor enthusiasts. right now we

be 35 and above across the entire system but today because of the efforts of public works, director kara haddock and her team, we are above 50 psi, above 50. so you should be seeing a noticeable improvement in your water pressure. and so, you know, i've said that the goal was to come out of this boil water notice, i said on monday, a day or two on either end, could be sunday, could be tuesday. but monday i thought i just want to -- you know, we were just working around the clock. the team is working around the clock to expedite us coming out of it but wanting to make sure that the water, the quality of the water is good and so they are doing a yeoman's job. we have one of the largest water systems in the entire country, in the entire country. so they're doing a yeomans job, and let me bring up director kara hadock for her report. >>> water pressure and quality improvements being made there in the houston area for residents. we'll keep tabs on other developments. >>> meantime, federal money is now on the way to the state, president biden has approved a major disaster declaration for texas

>> kara, thank you very much for all of that reporting. >>> so it was an otherwise mundane virtual courter on the zoom call had some issues. >> i believe you have a filter turned on in the video settings. you might want to -- >> we're trying to -- can you hear me, judge? >> i can hear you. i think it's a filter. >> it is. and don't know how to remove it. i've got my assistant here. she's trying to, but i'm prepared to go forward with it. i'm here live. i'm not a cat. >> i'm not a cat. i'm not a cat. >> three years of law school. i'm not a cat right there. >> the lawyer told cnn he had to use his secretary's computer for the hearing and suspects she or her daughter had last used the cat filter. the video turned up on the court's youtube page and the judge himself tweeted out a link to show how the justice system continues to function in tough times. if this isn't bad enough -- >> i just didn't know the cat talked. i read about this, but i haven't seen the video yet. this is fantastic. cat-tastic. >> how much more do you have? >> i have a lot. do you think the cat is available to join dona

we're interested in kara. she had an instagram. had like four million followers.ump, they came after her. tried to run her out of business. a christian worship leader this morning at a church in this country had the albums, worship albums. got a call from his corporate distributor and they told him they're not going to distribute his next album. what was his stand? he supported donald trump in the election, this is what corporate america and the radical left is doing. this is what they're doing left, right and center. and they're going to keep on doing it unless we to something about it. the real question is how did we get here? how did we get to this point where the oligarchs and the massive corporations are doing what they're doing? you know what the answer is. the people in washington d.c. and the elected officials have let them do it. they have given them the power. how did big tech get so big? washington gave away the store. that's how they got so big. washington subsidized google and facebook. washington subsidized twitter. what do these companies, these oth

. >> reporter: kara holds two degrees from florida atlantic university has three kids, including 10 month old annie and began with $30,000 in student loans >> my balance is now $28,000 >> reporter: more than 40 million are drowning in student debt, more than doubled in just the past decade. nearly a third are in default, late or stopped making payments within six years families like them wait to see how it plays out sam brock, nbc news, boca raton. >>> up next, the death of rush limbaugh >>> rush limbaugh, the controversial and hugely popular talk radio host has died here's jeff bennett. >> reporter: tragic news of rush limbaugh's death coming from his wife kathryn to his millions of listeners. >> rush, my wonderful husband, passed away this morning due to complications from lung cancer >> reporter: limbaugh was a broadcasting giant and political provocateur. >> i have a question for the democrats. when are you people going to get tired of losing? >> reporter: his self-titled show was the most listened to radio talk show in america >> i am rush limbaugh. america's real anchorman. >> repor

. >> reporter: kara holds two degrees from florida atlantic university has three kids, including 10 month old annie and began with 30,000 in student loans. my balance is now $28,000. >> reporter: more than 40 million are drowning in student debt, more than doubled in just the past decade.r stopped makin within six years families like them wait to see how it plays out nbc news, boca raton. >>> the death of rush limbaugh this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforwar me. to know it's covered. i (screaming) this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. >>> rush limbaugh, the controversial and hugely popular talk radio host has died here's jeff bennet. >> reporter: tragic news of rush limbaugh's death coming from his wife katherine to his millions of listeners. >> rush, my wonderful husband, passed away this morning due to complications from lung cancer >> reporter: lim

yasmin spaniel she was on stage she said this bear will help us to track down the 2 war criminals kara chits and mandy each and they were found and the abused women were recognized as victims. kind. during his 1st full 10 year marriage the tricky balancing act of presenting both art house cinema and entertainment now despite the twin threats of the coronavirus pandemic and streaming data caustic is sure that cinema will survive. incidentally the festival has been split into this year due to the pandemic the awards will form part of the industry event from march the 1st the 5th and has just been announced the main public festival is now planned for june the 9th to the 20th . british artist jethro crabb specializes in making detailed wax representation of famous people sometimes as realistic and true to life as possible but sometimes . as a music caricature each figure can take months from start to finish and crab says it all starts with getting the shape of the head right before it can begin to form the features most recently he's been commissioned to do the new man in the white house.

yasmin spaniel she was on stage she said this bear will help us to track down the 2 war criminals kara chits and minardi each and they were found and the abused women were recognized as war victims. and their kind. during his 1st full 10 year marriage the tricky balancing act of presenting both art house cinema and entertainment now despite the twin threats of the coronavirus pandemic and streaming data caustic is sure that cinema will survive. incidentally the festival has been split into this year due to the pandemic the awards will form part of the industry event from march the 1st the 5th has just been announced the main public festival is now planned for june the 9th to the 20th . british artists jethro crabb specializes in making detailed wax representation of famous people sometimes as realistic and true to life as possible but sometimes . as abusing caricature as each figure can take months from start to finish and crabbe says it all starts with getting the shape of the head right before he can begin to form the features most recently he's been commissioned to do the new man in

lately with that glory gate storm and beating like say despite fielding the full medical likes of kara demo by mussa di abi and do you want to top never cruise and we're not going to have it easy and tough decided to get stuck in for a meal for. a yellow card after 95 seconds not what the boss wanted to sing. but the sight of d.r.v. sitting down to come down and charging down the left was much more like it. lovely still from the city abbey and space to me if you see her. daddy very similar to. the french when this cross was thinking back to the finish from lucas ilario not quite what nell up to 10 minutes and robin said as gold would come on the 1st track. gemma by tried his luck from outside the box. did but there was no change to the school line before the break. there was a change in the lay because in gold however in a case number 13 on the gloves that lucas tried that the. enjoyed it. and it proved to be a less than memorable disney good deb you. teams came out fighting for the 2nd top and mines had several chances to full current top scorer moves and yet the tape found the back o

social justice just what can companies do to fight for racism within and beyond the workplace we asked kara hudson banks a professor of psychology at st louis university who helps enterprises learn how to become anti-racist and anti-racist organization and one that acknowledges not only how racism is showing up in their organization but is committed to taking action against it consistently over time. so organizations want to know how to build and anti-racist commitment they need to one identify the harm you can't assume that everything's been ok until now listen to the voices of folks who are most impacted and do it without being defensive i think too often individuals within organizations feel uncomfortable asking well where are we where are we done wrong because they feel personally complicit and it might be that they are part of the problem but we have to understand that racism is not just individual action racism is a system. it's about the patterns that we've created in our organization and so if we're willing to think about what are the patterns that we have in the bill landscape in t

yasmin spaniel she was on stage she said this bear will help us to track down the 2 war criminals karachits and allowed each and they were found and the abused women were recognized as victims. during his 1st full 10 year marriage the tricky balancing act of presenting both art house cinema and entertainment now despite the twin threats of the coronavirus pandemic and streaming data caustic is sure that cinema will survive. incidentally the festival has been split into this year due to the pandemic the awards will form part of the industry event from march the 1st the 5th and has just been announced the main public festival is now planned for june the 9th to the 20th . british artist jethro crabb specializes in making detailed wax representation of famous people sometimes as realistic and true to life as possible but sometimes . as abusing caricature each figure can take months from start to finish and crab says it all starts with getting the shape of the head right before we can begin to form the features most recently he's been commissioned to do the new man in the white house. high

social justice just what can companies do to fight for racism within and beyond the workplace we asked kara hudson banks a professor of psychology at st louis university who helps enterprises learn how to become anti-racist and anti-racist organization and one that acknowledges not only how racism is showing up in their organization but is committed to taking action against it consistently over time. 'd so organizations want to know how to build and anti-racist commitment they need to one identify the harm you can't assume that everything's been ok until now listen to the voices of folks who are most impacted and do it without being defensive i think too often individuals within organizations feel uncomfortable asking well where we are we've done wrong because they feel personally complicit and it might be that they are part of the problem but we have to understand that racism is not just individual action racism is a system. it's about the patterns that we've created in our organization and so if we're willing to think about what are the patterns that we have in the bill landscape in the b

though nigerian authorities say the number of known infections is decreasing our correspondent beth karas tells us there's no guarantee this will continue because the country is still far from securing a nickel the 19 bucks in doses. welcome back from mike. is sharing how 1960 race on duty she contracted the virus here in nigeria that would have to return from the u.k. . and the doctor made a commercial like you didn't see how kiss was this but every time i. would. how will she do it i don't want proof or you was case became critical because of her underlying even less asthma she says she visited 4 hospitals in total before she started to get better we are given access to one of the government run isolation centers in lagos treatment in this hospital is subsidized by the government it's run by a team of volunteer doctors and nurses only people in critical condition admittedly here although it's a saint whom to self isolate and treat themselves most of the beds that empty. off the shelf egos of confirmed khulna virus cases have been decreased since is the 2nd wave in january but the number

into under pradesh is seeing some heavy showers maybe some showers just creep in the way over towards kara over the next day but a little further north you get a little disturbance making its way across the 4 not fall north of pakistan with some rain sleet and snow coming through here woolfolk concerns over the northern plains of india new delhi at around 30 celsius so warming up cooling down on the other hand across the arabian peninsula on the cloud around here we have got some shabby bits and pieces of rain coming into central parts of saudi arabia with a chance of the up shower into gaza. support qatar airways water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognize water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission will be very very glad for is water privatization on anybody they really feel. those people who see every 2 years something to invest a profit of the $1.00 up to the last drop on al-jazeera what. they're watching are just there a reminder of our top stories this hour al-jazeera has

unexpected immediate saw her in february 2000, 20 years later in august of last year one of her daughters kara suffered strangely same face with unexpected arrest. fortunately her friend michael with her former soldier and those trained in first aid and life saving. despite her heart stopping for 20 minute he is managed to save her life. in september of last year, the u.k. government made it commander to for cpr skills to be taught in secondary schools. but despite company in the left from all of my conservative colleagues they decline to do so. but my friend throw the weight behind campaign to have cpr skills taught in wales so that mcguire family and those like them no longer have to suffer such tragic circumstances. >> i think the tip of these whole house -- will be with my honorable friend's constituents as a family and friends, and i agree with him very much and importance of learning cpr and that's why we introduce it into curriculum in england it is, of course, a deinvolved issue that i share his -- his urgency that also should be adopted in wales as well. >> with rosie cooper. rose ye.

. >> is there anything kara the company is not yet doing, a space they're not yet involved in that becomes suddenly more likely under jassy's leadership? >> yeah. i think health care. getting into health care the idea of amazon being -- amazon knows a lot about you from your buying patterns. they can tell a lot about a family you can see them moving into health care very easily. they're already moving into pharmacy and things like that. but it is just a jump to other areas. some people say, if i can right now order on amazon and get a ginger ale to my house in 14 minutes it feels like why -- they've been offering to do vaccination help and i have to tell you if they had been doing it more than our federal government we might all be vaccinated at this point. there's also problems he has to face unionization efforts amazon is notoriously tough and some people say dangerously tough on employees and unions. they have to deal with the gig worker economy that they are part of. they just had a settlement with the ftc around tips for people that used their drivers and delivery people. and of cours

social justice just what can companies do to fight for racism within and beyond the workplace we asked kara hudson banks a professor of psychology at st louis university who helps enterprises learn how to become anti-racist and anti brain says organization and one that acknowledges not only how racism is showing up in their organization but is committed to taking action against it consistently over time. so organizations want to know how to build and anti-racist commitment they need to one identify the harm you can't assume that everything's been ok until now listen to the voices of folks who are most impacted and do it without being defensive i think too often individuals within organizations feel uncomfortable asking well where we are we've done wrong because they feel personally complicit and it might be that they are part of the problem but we have to understand that racism is not just individual action racism is a system. it's about the patterns that we've created in our organization and so if we're willing to think about what are the patterns that we have in the bill landscape in the

. >> kara scannell, thank you very much. >>> with me now is page pate and carrie. we heard mitch mcconnell, the minority leader, saying trump was liable for whatever he may have done in office. let's begin with the d.c. office. what has been done as it weighs the legal challenges for president trump facing charges for that insurrection? >> the charges, fred, for the insurrection itself, they've got a wide variety and it would be the attorney's office and the district of columbia who can handle both local and federal crimes. they're the ones running the investigation into the insurrection, charging many of the individuals who were on the premises involved in that attack. one of the things they might be looking at is seditious conspiracy, which is a charge of overtaking the government or pro venting the execution of a law by force. and so it's a federal statute that really does, in my judgment, meet what took place that day. it's possible that they could be looking at the president and his incitement that day. other individuals who were involved, not just in the stor

she played kara in the star wars series was criticized for pad post including mocking mask wearing during pandemic and alleging voter fraud during the 2020 election. whatever happened to the tea party? they emerged from high dissatisfaction or high taxes and increased debt and more. kevin looks back on the movement that ended up making a difference. >> ♪ ♪ . >> [cheering]. >> they were patriotic and principled and partisan and powerful. the tea party forged in frustration and fighting mad about sky high taxes and government spending run amuck. it's as if they were channelling both howard jarvis and howard beal. a tax activity and the latter of network motive fame which gave rise to a political movement that counted among's supports who's who of conservative lawmakers. they took on the gop party establishment spear heading opposition to government run healthcare and helped republicans take back the congress in 2010. they later orchestrated a government shutdown and forced the ouster of the house speaker john. much has changed. the caucus is gone and so too are the republicans undone by bud

way to help less fortunate children by connecting with them through virtual art classes. 14 year-old kara lynn favor launch craft with me a weekly art class over zoom with kids in homeless shelters. she works with nearly 2 dozen volunteers to put boxes together that have art supplies for the kids that are all throughout the new york area. >>recently lead in a kaleidoscope picture frames and these like cardboard dinosaurs a lot of the kids like don't have that much but they're very appreciative. >>the classes are funded through community donations and a program called bake back america an organization that helps charities across the country. how about you and your friends. versus me. and the revolution. if you need a laugh netflix is bringing back reruns of chappelle show after removing it at the request of creator dave chappelle the streaming giant remove the show after a 10 minute stand-up performance by schapelle titled redemption chappelle asked fans to boycott the show on all platforms for what he said was unfair licensing up the show. >>the community. the comedian released a new vide

. >> thanks to kara scannell for her worpg there. >>> joining us this week for a cnn town hall with u.spresident joe biden moderated by anderson cooper tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time, wednesday morning in europe and asia. >>> we have much more ahead on "cnn newsroom." nearly two weeks on and people in myanmar are still resisting the military coup, protests, signs and marches all despite the military's efforts to tighten its control. we will have the latest next. stay with us. it's time for te sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. and... done. and, now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed plus free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. when you've got a business, you don't want to worry about slow internet or confusing cybersecurity. so get comcast business internet with fast, reliable speeds, and add the advanced security of comcast business securityedge. it combines the speed you need with threat protection. plus there's 24/7 support. it's internet and

let's bring in kara sci. other legal concerns that are alive and well that you're learning about. what can you tell us? >> reporter: he does and as kaitlan collins has reported tonight trump has privately voiced concerns about being charged with the riots on the capitol. the department of justice has charged more than 200 people in connection with the riot and he is concerned he could be among them. he already is facing two other criminal investigations. in georgia the fulton county district attorney's office opened an investigation this week. they're looking into the former president's efforts to overturn the election. specifically they're looking at the phone call the then president made to the secretary of state brad raffensperger in which he told him to find enough votes to overturn it. he's also facing serious criminal investigation by the manhattan district attorney's office. they're conducting a sweeping investigation into the president's finances, k loog at everything from possible violations of tax f

but today, because of the efforts of public works, director kara haddock and her team, we're above 50 psi, above 50. >> reporter: and here in the texas state capitol we're a little bit over halfway to getting to the minimum water pressure necessary to pump water out throughout the city as we understand from water officials here. they're optimistic they could get it back by the end of this weekend but as you mentioned before, with president biden approving this major disaster declaration, individuals will now be able to request federal assistance. >> omar, thank you so much for that. >>> as local and state leaders in texas grapple with the situation some are simply fed up with the response from state and federal officials. i spoke with one texas mayor this morning who had this to say. >> honestly i've lost all faith in senior leadership. they have proven time and time again over the last 12 months and for us having three declared disasters, covid which was the first national that went across all states, the threat on violence that governor abbott declared here and renewed it back in ja

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if there's charges fanned there's a trial and we're getting word this afternoon from my colleague karael, sources are telling her that the manhattan's d.a.'s office expects to have these in hands in the next few days. >> wow. >> expecting them electronicically, and what's crucial is these are not just the tax returns, documents, other communications and work product here and that could shed light crucially if there was any criminal intent here which is what the d.a. no doubt will be look at, brooke. >> so in a matter of days, cy vance will have these in his hot hands. jessica schneider, thank you. let's talk more about this defeat. with me is legal analyst elie honig who used to be with the southern district of new york and a former reporter at the "new york times" joins me and ron brownstein is our senior political analyst and writer at "the atlantic." in a couple of day cy vance has these documents. what can he do with these tax returns, and can he use them for cases, you know, outside of the current scope? >> sure, brooke. these tax returns are going to be key evidence in the manhat

nbc's kara lee is at the white house. the good to have you with us.ring from the president on the days and weeks ahead? >> reporter: nice to see you. as you know, he's not really said very much so we're hearing from him in the most significant way since the impeachment trial started. he's really tried to keep his distance from that saying that he's no longer in the senate, that it's up to his former colleagues in that chamber to decide. on friday he did say that he hoped that some senate republicans would, in his words, quote, stand up, and in that statement he released last night, late last night, he noted the significance of that record seven republicans voting to convict former president trump. he also said, i'll just read you part of his statement. while the final vote did not lead to conviction, the substance of the charge is not in dispute. unithose opposed to the conviction like senate majority leader mcconnell believed donald trump was guilty of a disgraceful dereliction of duty and practically and morally responsible for provoking the respons

alabama's kara mccure founded black lives matter. >> it's the alabama we want, we'll make small communitiesant. >> reporter: there are recent successes, including the confederate symbol removed from the mississippi state flag. and while there is still a statue honoring confederate women outside the mississippi capitol these women are undaunted. >> we have hundreds of stacey abrams in mississippi working to change mississippi. that's an example all over this world. >> reporter: so they're determined but of course there are things that stacey abrams have that they don't have which includes she's a fund raising juggernaut. also georgia had a big influx, as you know, chuck of more progressive voters, something they're not seeing in alabama and mississippi but they will also say that you're going to be strategic about the races we're looking at starting local. if people had listened, if stacey abrams had listened 10, 15 years ago to folks who were saying this cannot be done, imagine where georgia would be and, in fact, where joe biden would be right now, they say just watch us. chuck? >> well, c

joining us now to talk about all of this is kara lee covering the white house and garrett haag on the hill. a vote about tan den's vote was pushed back. >> she needed two votes and both of those got canceled today or at least delayed. it is pretty clear that democrats don't know where the 50th vote for neera tanden is going to come from. democrats need one republican to crossover and a lot of the usual suspects said they won't. they don't plan to vote for her. democrats are waiting to see what lisa murkowski might do. but so much of this with tanden involves her past tweets. she still has tweets going after lisa murkowski for some of lisa murkowski's policy positions. so the tanden nomination right now is hanging on a thread. >> what is the perspective from the white house? biden only has 9 cabinet nominees approved by the senate, including those two yesterday. you see there on your screen compared to the past two administrations at this point. obama had 15. trump had 14 by february 24th. what is the mood? what is the perspective like from the white house as they see this delay in con

toymaker hasbro is scrapping its plans to produce more action feg figures of a mandalorian character karaune. her role as a rebel alliance soldier on the mandalorian was an instant fan favorite. the action figure sold out shortly after it was released last year, but now toy stores say hasbro has informed them that it is canceling production and will not be fulfilling future orders. i guess you now have a collector's item if you got one of the first ones. >>> an animatronic baby yoda won two top honors in the toy industry including the most innovative toy of the year. look at that. the toy giggles, babbles, wiggles its ears, raises its arms, it sold out at most stores and online. no surprise. disney owns the "star wars" franchise and, of course, the parent company of abc 7. they didn't say if it has the force, kumasi, or not. >> if it had what? >> it use tcan use the force. >> i was mesmerized by baby yoda, so cute. >> i don't know what i would do with it if i had it. i would look at it and play with it. >> i love it. it is so life-like. can you imagine if that thing makes noises by itself

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the outspoken conservative played former rebel alliance soldier kara dune in the first two seasons of widely popular disney plus show. a lucas film spokesperson says she's not currently employed by the production company and there are no plans to employ her in the future. disney is the parent company of lucas film and abc 7. >>> there are new details on one of our favorite stories from this week. we are hearing from the texas attorney whose viral mishap on zoom made him a national sensation. >> can you hear me, judge? >> i can hear you. i think it is a filter. >> it is. i don't know how to remove it. i've got my assistant here, she's trying. i'm here live. i'm not a cat. >> i can't stop laughing every time rob ponton had a bit of a problem with the cat filter during a virtual court hearing. ponton says his usual profile picture was in the virtual waiting room overnight, he became a celebrity and is taking it in good humor. >> everybody laughed about it. a good laugh at my expense and i give everybody a moment of humor, i'm happy to do it. >> can you hear me, judge? the judge in the he