i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. we begin this morning with russian forces seen moving towards the border with ukraine. videos like these posted recently to social media and checked out by cnn show russian military convoys on the move, this one in western russia just across the border from kyiv in ukraine. at the same time russia now says some troops on the border with ukraine are returning to their bases. >>> a source familiar with the matter tells cnn an attack this week is more likely than not. the u.s. shutting down its embassy in kyiv and relocating its diplomats to western ukraine all while the kremlin suggests vladimir putin is still willing to negotiate. cnn has reporters on the ground and in russia covering every angle. the feel there on the ground is different. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah. the pentagon may be bracing but here in kharkiv, 20 miles from the russian border, nobody is bracing. there is no sense whatsoever that there is going to be an invasion. i traveled out to that border crossing with a h

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. a doping scandal. a russian figure skater tested positive for a performance enhancing drug. that positive test only coming to light after the russian olympic committee won gold. now the medal ceremony for figure skating on hold. christine brennan who br

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i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans.ards the border with ukraine. videos like these posted recently to social media and checked out by cnn show russian military convoys on the move, this one in western russia just across the border from kyiv in ukraine. at the same time russia now says some

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.rs in the united states and all around the world. we begin with the world watching and waiting for russia's next move. will vladimir putin pull the trigger and order an invasion? president biden preparing americans for the possibility

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we begin here in beijing where the opening ceremony for the winter olympics is now just two hours away. you are looking at a live picture from the stadium where the olympic flame will soon be lit. world leaders are arriving minus the u.s. and several other countries staging a diplat

our laura jarrett has a look at how that's playing out thus far. >> reporter: two presidents skilledot stop working for you. >> reporter: with a decisive win in 1964, president lindin johnson swung for the fences with his plan for a great society. it's a history president biden knows well. and a playbook he hopes to follow. >> this bill puts working people in this nation first. >> reporter: but legislative wins have been harder to come by. >> there was a lot of talk of transformative legislation, of historic legislation. there was talk of fdr. there was talk of lbj. and was a trap for him. because given the current set of circumstances, there's a limit to what he can get done. >> reporter: unlike biden, president johnson had mavg math working in his favor. >> johnson has 295 democrats in the house, 68 democrat in the senate. so, he had a large majority. president biden has never had that. >> reporter: and unlike now -- >> lbj also had people he could work with on the republican side to compensate for the democratic votes he was losing from the south. >> reporter: it's a harsh reality

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. a lot to get to this morning. >> yes. >> we begin with this, an urgent plea from ukraine to its citizens, get out of russia now. president biden cutting off the kremlin with tough new sanctions to punish what he calls the beginning of a russian invasion. u.s. allies, australia, japan, cana

i'm laura jarrett. back. >> i'm christine romans. >> new set for your birthday. >> welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. major new revelations on the january 6th investigation. multiple sources tell cnn that trump advisers drafted two different versions of an executive order to seize voting machines to preserve non-existing evidence of election fraud that never happened. one draft order directed the military to seize voting

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans.tates and around the world. we begin with an enormous winter storm stretching all the way from texas to new england this morning putting 100 million people under winter weather alerts. this system dropping significant snowfall in parts of the midwest and the south threatening power outages for days. in jefferson city, missouri, they're digging out from a

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.nks to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we begin with the world watching and waiting for russia's next move. will vladimir putin pull the trigger and order an invasion? president biden preparing americans for the possibility warning russia has more than 150,000 troops along the ukrainian border. the president said the u.s. has not yet verified russian claims that it is, in fact, withdrawing some of the forces. mr. biden welcomed a kremlin proposal to continue talking saying we should give diplomacy every chance to succeed. he directly addressed the russian people. >> to the citizens of russia, you are not our enemy. and i do not believe you want a bloody, destructive war against ukraine. invading ukraine will prove to be a self-inflicted wound. >> we have team coverage this morning of this crisis from ukraine, brussels, washington and from moscow where we begin with cnn's fred pleitgen. fred, good morning. the president addressed the russian people directly bu

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i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we begin with an enormous winter storm stretching all the way from texas to new england this morning putting 100 million people under winter weather alerts. this system dropping significant snowfall in parts of the midwest and the south threatening power outages for days. in jefferson city, missouri, they're digging out from a foot of snow there. parts of south bend, indiana, buried under a foot and a half of snow. temperatures in the teens. would he have two reports this morning. leah hill is live in s louis. first, meteorologist pedram javaheri. hi, pedram. >> good morning, guys. as you said, this is a remarkable storm system spanning across a large area. spanning over 20 states. this frontal boundary here been in place for the last 12 or so hours. prompted already an historic amount of snowfall. the element of concern is what we're looking at moving forward. if you advance the elements we'll show you what we're

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with new doubts this morning about claims. those claims by russia that it is pulling back some of the forces now surrounding ukraine. senior u.s. officials say the kremlin has added more russian troops along the ukrainian border. another 7,000 in recent days. this as the russian defense ministry says more troop units are returning to their bases after completing military exercises near the border. meantime, in just a couple of hours vice president kamala harris leaves on a high stakes trip to germany where she is set to meet ukrainian president vladimir zsa lynn ski. we have live reports this morning as only cnn can from moscow, brussels, inside poland and ukraine which is where we begin our team coverage with cnn's alex marquardt. russia says it's reducing levels. u.s. sauce it's adding levels. ukraine caught in the information war trying to send a message of its own. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, christine

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans.he world. we begin with new doubts this morning about claims. those claims by russia that it is pulling back some of the forces now surrounding ukraine. senior u.s. officials say the kremlin has added more russian troops along the ukrainian border. another 7,000 in r

i'm laura jarrett. christine romans has the day off.elcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we begin with the charge we've been discussing all week. russia's vladimir putin building a pretexts to start a war in ukraine. right now vice president kamala harris is in germany leading the american delegation to the munich security conference set to focus on the russian threat. we have reports this morning from moscow to washington and we begin our team coverage with senior national correspondent alex marquardt in ukraine. alex, what has been the response in ukraine for false flag operations, pretexts for attacks and so-called genocide? >> reporter: laura, there is significant concern not just here but across nato that president putin, as you say, could use what's going on here as a potential pretext or excuse to justify an invasion. that has been warned of by u.s. officials and many others that he could come up with some kind of story or use what's happening here as a justification. in the past 24 hours, laura, w

. >> i'm laura jarrett. we begin this morning with turmoil at the beijing olympics. a doping scandal. a russian figure skater tested positive for a performance enhancing drug. that positive test only coming to light after the russian olympic committee won gold. now the medal ceremony for figure skating on hold. christine brennan who broke the story is live in beijing this morning. we understand the athlete in question here is a minor. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: absolutely. well, good morning to both of you. and this is a very chaotic situation that is kind of swallowed up the entire olympic games, figure skating so popular. the russian team is six members. they won that gold, dominated the competition. u.s. second and japan third. as i was able to report yesterday now beijing time. one of the members of the team tested positive in a doping violation. my sources have told me that that person is a minor and the only minor on the russian team is 15-year-old camila valiyeva. that's where the story stands. for two straight days now press conferences, the inte

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett.egin, of course, with the big game. for just the second time in franchise history, the rams are super bowl champions. l.a. rallying late to beat the bengals, andy scholes was there and joins us with this morning's bleacher report. all right, andy, did you get any sleep? were you out partying all night? >> no, i wasn't partying. i was working. i haven't gotten much sleep, but it was certainly worth it. i mean, super bowl lvi is going to go down as one of the best ever. it had it all. emotional lead changes, heartbreaking injury, an amazing halftime show. one of the best we've ever seen. of course, it had a fantastic finish. highlights, fourth quarter, rams down 20-16. matthew stafford putting together a 15-play 79-yard drive hitting cooper kupp for his second touchdown reception for the game. that put l.a. in the lead. joe burrow had a chance to go down to win the game, but aaron donald gets in here on fourth down forcing the incompletion. donald and

i'm laura jarrett. thank you for being back. >> i'm christine romans. >> new set for your birthday. >> welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. major new revelations on the january 6th investigation. multiple sources tell cnn that trump advisers drafted two different versions of an executive order to seize voting machines to preserve non-existing evidence of election fraud that never happened. one draft order directed the military to seize voting equipment. the other would order the department of homeland security to do that job. it's unclear who drafted the orders and very important to know neither was ever sent. >> now the committee has the testimony of someone who might know something about all of this. cnn was first to report former vice president mike pence's chief of staff mark short quietly testified before the house select committee. caitlyn polan starts us off in washington, d.c. caitlyn, help our viewers out here. what might mark short actually be able to offer

. >> i'm laura jarrett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we begin here in beijing where the opening ceremony for the winter olympics is now just two hours away. you are looking at a live picture from the stadium where the olympic flame will soon be lit. world leaders are arriving minus the u.s. and several other countries staging a diplomatic boycott. the olympic committee reported 21 new covid cases. now they have 308 since beijing started the closed loop bubble. >> back here in the u.s. you're looking at a live picture now of the white house all lit up in red, white and blue to cheer team u.s.a. the state department thursday publicly defended the right of u.s. athletes to speak out against human rights abuses in china despite olympic committee rules prohibiting any protests. just a short time ago russian president vladimir putin and the chinese leader xi jinping meeting in person at a time of high tension with the west. cnn's ivan watson joins us live from hong kong this morning. ivan, this will be an olympics like no other. >> reporter:

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. in the united states and around the world. new this morning, the chinese tennis star who dropped out of sight after accusing a chinese official of sectio

laura jarrett, attorney at law and "early start" anchor. what's going on here?john, it was a brazen call to arms all caught on camera raising serious questions this morning about mike debt mer's fitness for office. it all started at an event when an unidentified man raises a question at this gop meet and greet. they're asked specifically about what can be done about all these republican observers being pushed out of rooms where ballots are being counted. there's no evidence that that happened, by the way. but in any event, watch what the man on the left in the gray sweater says about that. >> what can we do to prepare for that event that's going to occur again? >> i got thoughts. you want to say anything there? willing to share? >> are you armed? in all seriousness. second amendment isn't there for hunting rights. it's not there for self defense. it's there to protect all others. the ideal thing is to do this peacefully. that's ideal. but the american people at some point in time, if we can't change the tide, and we believe we can, we need to be prepared a lot m

. >> i'm laura jarrett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with the extraordinary lawsuit sending a shock wave through the nfl this morning. a claim of racial discrimination against the league and all 32 teams. brian flores, who is black, was surprisingly fired by the miami dolphins last month after they missed the team. >> he was forced to hit for a sham interview for a new job even though a white coach had already been selected merely to satisfy league rules on interviewing minority candidates. his lawyers write this, quote, in certain critical ways the nfl is racially segregated and managed much like a plantation. 32 owners none of whom are black profit substantially from the labor of nfl players, 70% of whom are black. they watch from the boxes while their majority workforce put their bodies on the line taking vicious hits and suffering debilitating injuries to their bodies and brains while the nfl and owners reap billions of dollars. we'll talk to civil rights attorney. cnn sports anchor andy scholes has more on the allegations

joining me is cnn laura jarrett. the nfl has deep pockets to be sure.nderstand why they want her on her team. she is the first black woman to lead the justice department under the first black president who is now going to be involved in a very high-profile assault in a league that has only currently two black head coaches. now, her firm, paul weiss, has represented the nfl for years. she worked on an nfl case for the washington football team. for outside observers, her involvement here on the defense team is notable. because her background is really criminal law. she is a former federal prosecutor. she prosecuted mob bosses, narcotics cases. she has not typically been involved in these kind of things. her firm biois highlighting some of her work on on race discrimination. she did a review for syracuse university. she is representing mcdonald's corporation in three racial discrimination profile suits. she has made that pivot to private practice. she is not the former federal prosecutor to take on a big case. but remember the allegations here. you talked

i'm laura jarrett. christine has the day off. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. >>> we begin this week with growing certainty that russia's vladimir putin has decided to invade ukraine and expanding efforts at diplomacy to deter such an invasion. president biden has now agreed in principle to sit down with putin so long as russia does not invade ukraine. but u.s. officials tell cnn, no concrete plans have been made for this meeting, which was brokered by french president emanuel macron. meantime, u.s. officials say new intelligence shows russian commanders have now orders to proceed with an attack on ukraine. and new satellite images show russian military activity near ukraine's northeast border is rapidly intensifying. here is defense secretary lloyd austin on what this all means for the people on the ground. >> you could see a significant amount of combat power move very quickly now to take kyiv. so in terms of the types of things that could happen, one only need to look at what's on the othe

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans.lcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. new this morning, the chinese tennis star who dropped out of sight after accusing a chinese official of section assault, selena wang is in beijing for us. what is she saying about the accusations that had the entire world worried about her safety? >> reporter: well, christine, peng shuai denied ever making those sexual assault allegations and she called the whole situation and the global outcry a, quote, huge misunderstanding. this was a in an interview with a french sports outlet l'equipe. this is the second time she walked back the claims. she is the first time she spoke to an independent immediate why outlet. this interview, the meeting with thomas bach, they do not allay concerns that they don't know if she was speaking freely or being coerced to walk back the statements to make the scandal go away. in november she posted this long emotional story about how she had been coerced into sex by a chinese vice premiere who w

laura jarrett, jeffrey toobin, thank you both very, very much. >>> in a new court filing special counselng a democratic lawyer of subjecting former president trump to a smear campaign by sharing data with officials to raise their suspicions against him. durham alleges that michael suszman told the cia about russian-made phones being used near the white house. it's a little bit complicated. but these are very important details. can you walk us through this. >> yes. the big picture here, brianna, john durham has been saying for a while that the democrats took internet data they believe tied trump to russia, two federal agents including the fbi and cia in 2016 and 2017. what we knew from the original indictment about an internet connection they believe tied trump organization to a russian bank, this new wrinkle, it really is just a wrinkle and it's very vague. in this one durham is saying suszman was speaking to the cia about russian-made phones being used in certain places including the executive office of the office in the white house. so michael sussman hit back last night. this inflamed

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. welcome here in the united states and around the world.ws out of eastern ukraine. senior officials tell cnn the latest u.s. intelligence suggests russian troops could roll into ukraine's donbastk region a

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. >> i'm laura jarrett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. a lot to get to this morning. >> yes. >> we begin with this, an urgent plea from ukraine to its citizens, get out of russia now. president biden cutting off the kremlin with tough new sanctions to punish what he calls the beginning of a russian invasion. u.s. allies, australia, japan, canada all now joining in the effort. a meeting between u.s. secretary of state tony blinken and russia's foreign minister now off. the nord stream 2 pipeline which goes around ukraine on pause. the german chancellor said nobody should bet on the future of nord stream 2. >> meanwhile, additional troops, tents and field hospitals near russia's border with ukraine. a crisis in eastern europe with implications for you. the fbi is telling businesses watch out for new ransomware attacks by hackers in russia. our team coverage of the crisis in ukraine starts with chief national security jim sciutto in lviv, ukraine. the foreign minister called for the west to hit russia's economy hard and hit it now. the white

i'm laura jarrett. christine has the day off. and all around the world. >>> we begin this week with growing certainty that russia's vladimir putin has decided to invade ukraine and expanding efforts at diplomacy to deter such an invasion. president biden has now agreed in principle to sit down with putin so long as russia does not

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i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. we begin with this blockade at the u.s. border. this was started by canadian truckers but has now escalated. access to three border crossings in north dakota, and a major border between ontario and washington. they are seeing impact to supply dhans and other disruptions. for the, toyota, tesla are all cutting back. >> they stand to lose $51 million this week alone. josh reuben, thank you for getting up pry the and early here. these protests appear to be only growing right now. law enforcement doesn't seem to have a handle on this. there are more tickets than arrests by my count. what's your assessment of the situation on the ground? >> thanks for having me. i think there's some hess tense on the part of law enforcement to kind of go in and start cracking heads and really arresting people and dragging trucks out. you know, there is -- it's not -- you know, i think they're afraid of violence to a certain extent and also i think there's some genuine divide on how to handle it. >> what began as trucker inspired, our sources say there a

. >> i'm laura jarrett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. sending a shock wave through the nfl this morning. a claim of racial discrimination against the league and all 32 teams. brian flores, who is black, was surprisingly fired by the miami dolphins last month after they miss t

laura jarrett has a look at how that's playing out so far. >> two presidents, skilled in negotiationshere and we will not stop working for you. >> with a decisive win in 1984, president johnson swung for the fences with his plan for a great society. it's a history president biden knows well. and a playbook he hoped to follow. >> this bill puts working people in this nation first. >> but legislative wins have been harder to come by. >> there was a lot of talk of transformative legislation, of historic legislation. there was talk of fdr, there was talk of lbj and it was a trap for him because given the current set of circumstances, there's a limit to what he can get done. >> unlike biden, president johnson had basic math working in his favor. >> johnson has 295 democrats in the house. 68 democrats in the senate. so large majorities. president biden has never had that. >> and unlike now -- >> lbj also had people he could work with on the republican side to compensate for the democratic votes that he was losing from the south. >> it's a harsh reality that has led to disappointment for dem

attorney at law laura jarrett. >> it's a 73-page lawsuit detailing what he calls a coordinated campaign all because he had the gall to stand up to the former president. of course alexander vindman because a household name as he was the key witness in the first impeachment trial because he was on the infamous 2019 call where the president tried to do a quid pro quo, tried to extract a promise that president zelensky of ukraine would investigate former vice president joe biden and his son hunter in exchange for security funding. vindman spoke up and of course pushed back on that, reported it. and for that, he's now suing. his lawyer writes this. that the campaign against their client was, quote, designed to inflict maximum damage by creating and spreading disinformation they knew would be picked up and amplified by anchors at fox news. he is speaking to the close contact between the white house and fox news. he also talks about intimidation factor. the actions taken against vindman send a message to other potential witnesses as well, cooperate and tell the truth at your own peril. he poin

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. >>> all right, let's bring in the anchor of "early start," attorney at law laura jarrett and national correspondent philip bump. this story is overflowing. >> you had to get that in. >> i had to. i can't believe we're talking about this. what do you make of this revelation? >> on the one hand, it should not be surprising based off of what we know about this former president's behavior. the question is whether any of this is criminal, and whether he's going to be held accountable for it. as whitney aptly pointed out, was this sloppy or is this actual criminal behavior and that's all going to come down to a question of the former president's intent. because for anything to actually stick in court, it has to be that he knowingly violated the law. we have a lot of evidence to suggest he was on notice for a couple of these things. there is two big criminal statutes on point here. we talked about the presidential records act. put that aside. criminal law, there is one on actually the destruction of federal property, we know that is potentially on the table here. again it would require him t

cnn's laura jarrett joins us now with the details here. this is just -- >> remarkable.police say they got a tip about this young girl being held at her grandfather's home. the suspicion had been she was taken by her biological parents as they were set to lose custody of her. they had actually been to the house again and again but everyone there denied knowing anything. they had a search warrant. after searching over an hour, one of the officers there thought something seemed out of place. >> but the detective said there was something odd about the stairs. just the way they were constructed, the way they felt when he was walking on them. he took a closer look at the stairs. and between two of the stair boards, there was a crack. he used a flashlight, looked in there and saw what he believed was a blanket at the bottom. so they used a tool and started removing the steps of the staircase. and sure and behold, they found a little pair of feet. >> those little bare feet belonging to the girl kept hidden in the box you see under the staircase. she was cold. she was wet. uncle

she was a trail blazer for many women and black journalists, including myself, and my colleague laura jarrett success and her drive overwhelm her ability to be kind. part of what's so inspiring about her story are the times she was told no, she was told by "the washington post" that she wasn't ready to cover capitol hill, so she went somewhere else and kept pushing for it. he didn't let that deter her. >> she learned how to speak to authority without being sent to her room, and that is a really valuable asset in journalism where you're yelling questions a at presidents on tarmacs. >>> i found that so inspiring when i was ready to make a change in my career. a lot of people told me i was crazy, but i knew i had to make a change. three, two -- i came to journalism late in my career, and i remember i was working on my senior thesis and it was about false confessions during police interrogations. i knew i needed a human story to draw the reader in. so i focused on central park jogger case and the injustices that i saw in that case and approached it like an investigator. it was one of the first ti

laura jarrett joins me now. she had been there for so long, walk us through some the details you're learning. >> it is an unbelievably disturbing case. the case had essentially gone cold until this week when police say they got a tip about this young girl being held at her grandfather's home in upstate new york. police say the suspicion is that she had been taken by her parents because they were set to lose custody of her. as bianna mentioned, police had been to the house in question there as you can see, again and again, but they had had no luck. they were told the girl simply wasn't there. but this week authorities finally went in with a search warrant, and after looking around for over an hour, one of the officers on the scene there thought something seemed off about the stairs. >> our officers were up and down those steps several times and never heard the child, never made a sound, but the detective s said there was something odd about the stairs, the they were constructed, the way they felt when walking on

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so joining us now to talk about this is laura jarrett, anchor of "early start" and attorney at law. puts her shingle outside of our new day studio here. >> i need a backup plan. >> right? we all do. hopefully not. so, this supreme court decision explain to us what is going on here, what's at stake. >> so this is really about gerrymandering which is about power when it comes to elections. we'll see more of these fights play out across the country as harry is laying out there because of the 2020 census a lot of redistricts or a lot of districts are being redrawn and some people are saying they're unfair. so whaths happening in alabama is despite the fact that the population of black voters went up, so it increased, alabama tried to have only one congressional district to jam all of the black voters in and the claim is that dill lutes the voting power. now the lower court says that's unfair. that violates the voting rights act so alabama has to add a second congressional district. in addition to the one that it already had. last night the supreme court comes along and says, oh, no, let