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>> all right, mary bruce live at the white house. mary, thank you for the reporting last night right here with us. >>> and there was another very tense exchange even before the state of the union startled. senator mitt romney with harsh words for embattled congressman george santos, who made up much of his life story before he got e legged. romney telling santos in that chamber, "you don't belong here." rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, embattled republican congressman george santos firing back at senator mitt romney for confronting him on the house floor. >> look, he's a sick puppy. he shouldn't be there. >> reporter: cameras captured santos angling for a prime spot along the aisle. but romney wouldn't have telling the congressman, "you should be embarrassed. you shouldn't be here." >> i didn't expect that he would be standing there trying to shake hands with every senator and the president of the united states. given the fact that he's under ethics investiation, he should be sitting in the back row and staying

let's get right to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce live over at the white house tonight. ma mary, the president and the white house, of course, pointing to victories along the way, from the bipartisan infrastructure law set to create thousands of jobs, rebuild bridges and highways, and, of course, this new unexpected jobs report in the last couple of days, much better than expected. but mary, given the polling, even from abc news and other outlets, the president knows that americans aren't feeling this. >> reporter: he does, david. but the president will argue that the economy is heading in the right direction and that his policies are working. we expect him to highlight that stunningly strong jobs report last month, the unemployment rate at a 53-year low. and he will argue that his policies like the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the inflation reduction act are making americans lives better. but the president also knows that he is facing real headwinds here. that latest poll of ours showing that 4 in 10 americans feel they are worse off financially now than when bid

let's get right to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce live at the white house tonight. mary, the president, we know, is expected to list bipartisan accomplishments, supported by democrats, republicans, infrastructure, rebuilding bridges, roads, creating jobs, capping insulin prices. hopes to signal optimism. but this white house also knows that many americans say that they're not feeling this yet, and mary, you've just received some early looks at the speech? >> reporter: we have, and david, we've also been told that the president will likely be tweaking this right up until the last minute. we know he's been working on this for weeks. even doing some run-throughs in recent days. the president tonight will argue that the economy is strong, pointing to the latest historic jobs report, that unemployment rate at a 53-year low. and he will tout his accomplishments, like the bipartisan infrastructure law. his message to americans is going to be that the country is on the right path, and it is time to finish the job. but he is also keenly aware that a lot of americans simply do

let's bring in our senior white house correspondent mary bruce, live at the white house. mary, that official describing the pace of iran's progress as, quote, remarkable, in the years after the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: tonight, iran is on the brink of having enough material to build a nuclear bomb if they wanted to. a top official today saying they could reach that point in just 12 days. this is now the closest that iran has been to being capable of building a nuclear bomb since former president trump left the iran nuclear deal back in 2018. since then, iran has made astounding nuclear progress, the pentagon says. now, the biden administration did try to restart and revive that deal, but with no success, and david, it is important to note that while they are inching closer to this, the intelligence no sign tuact a numberer will bomb. david? >> ary. t smahiry, thank as wyou. >>> we turn now to the war d in leknfi eld.trols at the weer bo, abc's james longman in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a series of mysterious drone strikes inside r

mola lenghi, mary bruce standing by at the white house. >>> the deadly cold already tonight, the national weather service is calling it a once in a generation arctic blast. 25 million americans, multiple states. new york city, philadelphia, boston, wind-chill readings in maine expected to reach 60 below zero. and where the wind chill is already 106 degrees below zero tonight. victor oquendo in massachusetts. rob marciano timing this out. >>> the deadly assault on an e.r. doctor riding his mountain bike. police say the suspect in his car hitting the victim, then allegedly getting out and attacking him. matt gutman reporting. >>> another scare at the airport. this time, newark. two passenger jets clipping wings. one plane full of passengers. >>> the stunning and unexpected jobs report tonight. president biden celebrating the numbers. the unemployment rate not this low since 1969. so, how does this complicate steps by the fed moving forward? rebecca jarvis, as always, breaking it down. >>> the alex murdaugh double murder trial. the defense team, and what a ballistics expert acknowledged toda

here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: this morning, cameras catching the fbi arriving at president biden's delaware beach home, where for 3 1/2 hours, they combed through every room. the white house says the president cooperated fully. >> today in a planned consensual search with the justice department, they went through the rehoboth beach house, and no classified marked documents were found. >> reporter: but the fbi did take some of biden's handwritten notes from his time as vice president for further review. it comes 24 hours after we learned that agents searched the president's former private office back in november, after biden's lawyers found classified documents there. today, we pressed the spokesman for the white house counsel's office on why the american people were informed about today's search, but not about the one in november. you're disclosing this search, but you did not disclose that the fbi also searched the president's former private office here in washington. do the american people have a right to know about that? >> yeah, i think we'

but how much does the war in ukraine cost europe in general , will the mari birthplace snow white linery sea 60 american bradley infantry fighting vehicles destined for ukraine sailed to germany a ship with military equipment on board moored in the port bremen hafana. at the same time , germany itself is being torn apart by scandals in the supply of weapons to ukraine; politicians have quarreled; journalists are confused about who they are and with whom they proclaim the day before; named hepner. after this broadcast, public radio is threatened to be closed. however, there are more arguments against the supply of weapons to ukraine. clearer, the people of france demand to stop spend money on kiev while french children freeze schools. hello everyone behind me. an elementary school is nearby, my daughter called from the school and asked to pick up the child because the heating was turned off. now in classes plus eight it turns out that we are handing out money. from right to left we give the order of the legion of honor, it’s not clear to anyone. this is the france of those who teach us a

>> mary bruce live at the white house for us tonight. hank you, mary. >>> and now, to former president trump. for the first time, the video of the former president under oath in the case against his business here in new york. trump, a longtime critic of those who take the fifth, pleading the fifth more than 400 times. here's aaron katersky. >> i do. >> reporter: tonight, in a newly released deposition tape, we see former president trump again and again invoking the fifth amendment. >> i decline to answer the question. >> reporter: declining to answer questions more than 400 times while under south. >> same answer. same answer. same answer. >> you are currently the president of the trump organization, is that correct? >> same answer. >> reporter: trump once said taking the fifth was for gangsters and the guilty. >> you see the mob takes the fifth. if you're innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? >> reporter: but during an august deposition as part of new york state's civil fraud investigation, trump said he had no choice. >> any

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mary bruce at the white house, and mola lenghi leading us off in montana. >> reporter: tonight, the pentagon confirming the massive chinese spy balloon is on the move 60,000 feet above the ground and heading east. >> the balloon continues to move eastward and is currently over the center of the continental united states. >> what the heck is that? >> reporter: a senior u.s. official tells abc news the balloon now appears headed towards north carolina. across the country today, americans with their eyes on the skies, posting images like this one, the balloon floating over missouri. commercial pilots radioing in. >> we got that balloon in sight also. looks like it's way up there, maybe 50,000 feet or so. >> reporter: the balloon is huge with a technology bay attached below that is itself the size of three busses, loaded with high resolution cameras, according to a senior u.s. official, equipped with what appear to be solar panels on the side that could power its technology. it first entered american airspace over alaska, then flying into southwest canada before dipping down over billings, monta

white trash. >> kayleigh: yikes! attacking a woman's clothes? i think this is not a good look. >> marieming to me. >> kayleigh: i was debating. it's marie. >> lisa: you made eye contact. >> marie: the reporter, i would not have use this language. there is plenty to criticize marjorie green taylor over and her colleagues during the state of the union was embarrassing. i wouldn't have used that term but the kind of things republicans have called my party doesn't make it okay, but the pro collection is a little much when people say my party like hates god and hates the country so like politics should be better. i wouldn't have done this. marjorie taylor greene was embarrassing. >> kayleigh: let's take a walk down memory lane and republicans have been called by democrats. >> the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking -- >> domestic terrorist cell at at this point. >> they start to look like jihadist. not a political party, fascist threat to our nation. a party of knuckleheads, a party of wu freaks. you can put half of trump supporters into the basket of deplorables. >> that backs donald

let's get right to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce in warsaw with me tonight, because mary, it was clearly evident what putin was trying to accomplish today. >> reporter: it certainly was, david, the president making overtures to china just as he held that massive rally. putin putting on this big patriotic display, trying to drum up favor for his war. as the u.s. is growing increasingly concerned that russia may turn to beijing for military help to win this fight. putin saying relationships between the two countries are reaching new milestones and the cooperation between russia and stizmp chinese x jiprnp ing plans ton warsaw tonight. thank you. the president on china and this relationship withnd far more friday night right here on this broadcast. but we move on tonight to the news back home, the deadly plane crash. they're pointing to weather already as a possible cause, as this massive storm now moves coast to coast. more than 40 states, 135 million americans on alert tonight for dangerous wind, snow, ice, even tornados. our teams in salt lake city, minneapolis, and

a defining moment, tens of thousands watching in warsaw, and senior abc news white house correspondent mary bruce is leading us off in warsaw tonight. >> reporter: president biden tonight with a rallying cry for america's allies. >> one year ago the world was bracing for the fall of kyiv. well, i just have come from a visit to kyiv, and i can report kyiv stands strong. kyiv stands proud. it stands tall. and most important, it stands free. >> reporter: the president tron of russia's aggression. >> there should be no doubt, our support for ukraine will not waiver, nato will not be divided and we will not tire. >> reporter: but the president was also blunt, preparing allies and americans for a long road ahead. >> we have to be honest and clear-eyed as we look at the year ahead, there will continue to be hard and very bitter days. victories and tragedies, but ukraine's steeled for the fight ahead. the united states together with their allies and partners will continue to have ukraine's back as it defends itself. >> reporter: standing in vladimir putin's backyard, biden called out the russian le

senior white house correspondent mary bruce. >> reporter: good morning, george.iden is getting ready to deliver a major address here, rallying our allies, but it is that historic visit to kyiv that is echoing around the world with vladimir putin now firing back. president biden triumphant sending a powerful message to moscow and the world, the united states stands with ukraine. >> putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided. he thought he could outlast us. i don't think he's thinking that right now. >> reporter: on the eve of the one-year anniversary, biden making the unprecedented journey to kyiv. the first american president in modern history to visit a war zone where the u.s. has no military presence. the u.s. informing russia of the visit just hours in advance, an attempt to avoid any miscalculation or direct conflict. vladimir putin abided by that warning, but is firing back this morning. [ speaking non-english ] saying, "it is impossible to defeat russia on the battlefield and that the west is trying to turn a local conflict into a phase of glob

white smoke yet. we had constantly from mary - is no white smoke yet. think they've managed to get what they want, and does that mean other parties have bent over a bit too far? i other parties have bent over a bit too far? ~ . ., other parties have bent over a bit too far? ~ ., ., ,, too far? i think that what sinn fein wants to do _ too far? i think that what sinn fein wants to do is _ too far? i think that what sinn fein wants to do is make _ too far? i think that what sinn fein wants to do is make sure - too far? i think that what sinn fein wants to do is make sure there - too far? i think that what sinn fein wants to do is make sure there is l too far? i think that what sinn feinl wants to do is make sure there is no hard order on the island of ireland and protect the protocol and protect the good friday agreement. the dup in a hearing with the prime minister, they object to the protocol on economic and constitutional grounds and the dup said what it describes as a series of seven tests that it willjudge any deal against before it will and. some of

here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce leading us off tonight in warsaw. president biden tonight, arriving back in poland after making history in ukraine, the first american president in modern times to visit a war zone where the u. s has no military presence, trip shrouded in secrecy. biden slipping out of washington early sunday under the cover of darkness flying not on air force one, but on a small c 32. it's blind, drawn. once in poland, the president whisked to a nearby train where for 10 hours he traveled undetected into the heart of ukraine. arriving in kiev early this morning, the city streets blocked off with a surprise visitor. president zelensky and his wife waiting for him. morning, mr brooks. handshake sign of an unbreakable bond trip. message with the ukrainian people. solidarity friendship. what can i say? i really appreciate that president biden american society. being. from the very beginning. help this trench from the world begin help! this full scale war. together with us, saying he wanted to make this trip to show and not just tell the

let's get right to senior white house correspondent mary bruce in warsaw with me tonight, because, mary, it was clearly evident what putin was trying to accomplish today. >> reporter: it certainly was, david. the president making overtures to china just as he held that massive rally. putin putting on this big patriotic display, to try to drum up support for his war. it came just hours after he sat down with china's top diplomat. as the u.s. is growing increasingly concerned that russia may turn to beijing for military help to win this fight. putin saying that relations between the two countries are, quote, reaching new milestones, and that cooperation between russia and china is, quote, very important for stabilizing the international situation. and putin announcing the chinese president xi jinping plans to visit russia this spring. david. >> mary bruce here in warsaw tonight. mary, thank you. again, we will press the president on china and this relationship with russia and far on this broadcast. >>> but we do move on tonight to the news back home, the deadly plane crash.osble th'reypoi

here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce leading us off tonight in warsaw. >> reporter: president biden tonight arriving back in poland after making history in ukraine. the first american president in modern times to visit a war zone where the u.s. has no military presence. the trip shrouded in secrecy. biden slipping out of washington early sunday under the cover of darkness. flying not on air force one but on a small c-32. its blinds drawn. once in poland, the president whisked to a nearby train, where for ten hours he traveled undetected into the heart of ukraine. arriving in kyiv early this morning, the city streets blocked off for the surprise visitor. president zelensky and his wife waiting for him. >> good morning, mr. president. welcome. >> reporter: that handshake, a sign of an unbreakable bond. >> this is my eighth trip, every one more significant. we're here to stay. >> reporter: the president sharing a message with the ukrainian people, writing, i am honored to be welcomed again in kyiv to stand in solidarity and friendship. >> what can i say? i really apprec

mola lenghi, mary bruce standing by at the white house. >>> the deadly cold already tonight, the nationaling it a once in a generation arctic

so let's go back to a b cs white house correspondent mary alice parks in d. c very alice.ood morning again to you what we know so far. good morning. the searches on we know that military planes and helicopters have been deployed to what is an icy arctic debris field off of the northeastern edge of alaska. they're hoping to get more answered about this answers about this unidentified objects. soon the white house telling us that this new object was first detected thursday evening, fighter jets were sent up at least twice to check it out. those pilots and u. s intelligence were able to determine that the object was unmanned. president biden was briefed thursday and then gave that order to shoot it down friday morning, an f 22 fighter took the shot at 1 45 yesterday afternoon. and us officials, though admitting to us that that order to shoot it down came before they knew much about this object like where it was from, or who owned it or what it was even capable of. we're told this object was roughly the size of a car so much smaller than that suspected chinese by balloon that

well, ordinary americans literally mock in social networks at the helplessness of the white house. why will mary give birth? biden, finally fulfilled his threats, gone with the wind, the chinese media probe, which flew for several days in the united states and canada , was still shot down to carry out this crazy dangerous operation, the pentagon even blocked the sky over two states at once to the civil layers. i had to take a big detour to avoid getting hit. so on your screens you see a trail of fighters close to the ball, and then there is a small flash, according to our data, the usaf aircraft can track the ball with modern equipment and then release homing missiles, apparently this happened, however, a few hours before the elimination of the so-called spy probe. biden. made an order for destruction of the object, allegedly was given back on wednesday. it turns out that for 5 whole days the military actually ignored the president's words. well, in the national security agency, a is justified by the fact that they were waiting for the balloon to be in the sky over the atlantic, now they sent th

. >>> let's go now to senior white house correspondent mary bruce in warsaw, poland, where the presidentg next. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. while this is a pivotal moment not just in this war, but also for this president. one year after russia invaded, president biden is making it clear that the u.s. is going to stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. the president here is going to try and rally the free world to maintain and intensify its support for ukraine. he's going to argue that they have to keep up this fight even though the end game isn't clear, and biden has long argued this is about a lot more than just the security of ukraine. this is about the security of europe, of nato, and also showing the strength of democracy against autocracy. the president will be making this argument in a big speech in warsaw tomorrow. while he will be speaking to the people of ukraine and our allies, this speech is also aimed at americans as polls have shown that support for the war back at home is starting to wane. and of course we've seen republicans argue that the u

good morning, mary. >> reporter: george, good morning. the whitese is tracking this closely, but also urging calm and stressing that there is no immediate threat as of now. but there is into question that behind the scenes the president's team has been scrambling to present him with options including possible military action to take down this aircraft. and while the defense secretary argued that that is not oponon the table. meanwhile lawmakers are already demanding answers and action. montana republican ryan zinke tweeting shoot it down. all this amid rising tension between u.s. and china and as secretary of state antony blinken is expected to visit china in the coming days, becoming the first u.s. secretary of state to visit china in over four years. that trip now in question this morning as this appearance of this balloon is only sure to escalate tension even further. >> mary, thanks. >> thank you, george. >>> now to the life threatening cold sweeping through the northern section of our country. at least 19 states are under the windchill, snow a

senior white house correspondent mary bruce joins us now. mary. >> reporter: george, good morning. the white house is facing if you questions about a lack of transparency. sources tell us the fbi searched the president's former private office in washington back in november after biden's lawyers found those classified documents there earlier in the month. now, no word on whether the fbi search turned up any new documents. we are told it was done in coordination with the president's legal team, but the white house did not disclose this search to the public and they are not commenting on it now, which is sparking criticism criticism, especially after the white house did disclose that the fbi searched the president's wilmington residence just a few weeks ago, but the administration this morning insists they are being transparent and fully cooperating with investigators. >> mary, this meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy over the debt limit? >> reporter: this is shaping up to be quite the face-off. their first in-person sit-down since republ

maris was born in the us congress, the white house administration was reproached for impotence. the reason was the fact that a huge balloon has been circling over the country for several days, and the authorities are doing nothing. while in the pentagon believe that this is a reconnaissance balloon from china, the senator from the state of montana sent an official request to the defense department and asked how it happened that the spy balloon, as it is already called by the american press, is circling over the bases, where strategic nuclear missiles are located, and the authorities, while nothing the pentagon , in turn, confirmed that while they are not going to shoot down the balloon, official beijing denies that the mysterious ball belongs to china and calls for an end to speculation on this matter, while the chinese press writes that if the states actually allowed a foreign aircraft to invade their airspace for several days, then this can only mean one thing, that the american pro system is not working. the central african republic asked to increase the contingent of militar

mary alice parks with late reporting from the white house. >>> also tonight, the death toll surpassing 28,000 following the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria. and one u.n. official saying that number could more than double. still, new rescues five days after the quake hit. today, a family pulled to safety, after being trapped in the rubble for 129 hours. marcus moore on the ground in turkey. >>> the frightening airport collision involving a plane that was being towed and a bus at l.a.x. several people taken to the hospital. the fourth dangerous incident on a u.s. tarmac in just weeks. >>> russia stepping up its offensive in ukraine. in the east, block after block of homes obliterated by russian bombs. children being put in flak jackets. how u.s. intelligence is playing a crucial role in helping ukraine fight back. tom soufi burridge is in ukraine. >>> disturbing video showing a teenage student assaulted and bullied in what appears to be a planned attack. days later, she takes her own life. her father blaming the school. several students now facing charges. >>> the super bowl s

the day before, white balloons were noticed in the corridors of the capitol, so the republic of mary taylor green decided to greet biden, let me remind you earlier the global times emphasized the transformation of the situation with the chinese balloon into a political farce, emphasizes the incompetent united states in dealing with the crisis, by the way, only 41% of americans. at the moment, they approve of biden's work a65% believes that the country is moving in the wrong direction, this is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by reuters and the ips sociological service. and this is already familiar european democracy, tear gas, batons and water cannons, processes against pension reform broke out on the streets france with a new force, according to the ministry of internal affairs of the republic , about 757,000 french people took part in demonstrations throughout the country, while the trade union. the general confederation of labor reports that there were about 2 million demonstrators. and in paris alone, 400,000 took to the streets. activists chanted macron. take your

. >> reporter: on this quiet corner in brentwood lies a small white building knox what used to be mary catholic church. unassuming to most. haunted to derek lewis. >> it brings back pretty bad memories. everything in there is ugly, ugly place. >> reporter: after more than two decades of blocking out painful memories he filed a lawsuit against the oakland catholic diocese in november. lewis alleged abuser is dead his lawsuit is the first time the beloved and well known priest father john garcia has been publicly accused of child abuse. >> he was almost like a king or something. >> reporter: it began in 1996, lewis says, he was just seven or eight years old when father garcia started abusing him. it lasted for months. >> he would make me do things to him, touch him. perform acts on him. and he would try to touch me and perform acts on me and did perform acts on me. raped me. dozens of times. >> reporter: lewis says he tried resisting the priest but his own father was battling cancer at the time. he says father garcia used that pain against him. >> he would tell me that, okay, that is up

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chair donna brazile, politico senior political columnist jonathan martin, our senior white house correspondent mary governor chris christie. so, mary, state of the union tuesday. >> mm-hmm. >> i assume this is basically, like, the opening salvo of the re-election campaign. biden is running for re-election, right? >> it certainly seems that way, yeah, and tuesday is a good opportunity for a soft launch. he hasn't made it official, but this is a good chance for him to really outline the argument for him to have another four years. we know what to expect here, right? he's going to argue that the economy is strong based especially off the latest job numbers. he's going to say he deserves credit for that and make the case that he deserves another four years to continue it. the problem is that message hasn't been resonating. right? look at the poll. four in ten americans say that the economy isn't helping out. they feel worse off now than they did when he started and the poll also shows that americans aren't feeling him. they aren't feeling the effects of any economic growth in their wallet and also they

mary, let me begin with you. how is the whitehis criticism about allowing the spy balloon to cross the u.s.? >> reporter: the white house is pushing back hard. they're defending the president's decision to act when he did. they say he was briefed on this on tuesday after the aircraft re-entered the u.s., and that he immediately ordered that all sensitive sites be protected. he was then given all possible options and there was real vigorous debate about all of this, but ultimately the military was recommending they wait and shoot it down over water to minimize that civilian risk. the next day on wednesday, the president did just that, ordering that they shoot it down when it could be done safely in a way that would minimize and limit the risk to the public while also maximizing the ability to recover the payload, george. >> steve, we're starting to get the debris right now being recovered. what exactly are they looking for and what are they hoping to learn from it? >> they want to know what's in that payload, george. there was lik

we want to go back to our senior white house correspondent mary bruce.this morning they are riding high and feel the president delivered. we have never seen the chamber quite like this. it was raucous and contentious at points even as the president was arguing that republicans should work together. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: overnight president bide making the case that the economy is back from the brink and asking americans to trust him. >> we're not finished yet by any stretch of the imagination, but the unemployment rate is at 3.4%, a 50-year low. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: that appeal a constant refrain. >> finish the job. >> let's finish the job. >> we got to finish the job. >> reporter: the president touting his accomplishments, highlighting bipartisan investments and rebuilding the nation's roads and bridges and poking at the republicans who didn't back his infrastructure plan. >> we'll fund these projects and i'll see you at the ground breaking. [ applause ] >> reporter: his

considered himself an ace of the first world war as well as peter pena mary poppins and the subject of spielberg's film alien tom stitch mocking whiteress secretary karen jean-pierre. she is known for her cryptic and sometimes inexplicable statements. this time, she says, we have no evidence of aliens or any other alien activity. with the aliens this time it seems did not work out, but if put aside the tabloid, sensationalism, once popular, the topic of contact with extraterrestrial intelligence, it is alive, or rather, science has such a goal of research. the search for life, the search for determining the conditions for the emergence of life and intelligent life , is certainly one of the priority goals. uh, modern astronomy and even here, where the nobel time was given in physics for the discovery of exoplanets. one of the important factors for the presence of life in the universe is the presence of a planet of other stars. we have not yet 20 years did not know if planets around other stars. he knows how about our nine there or now in general terms and uh, somewhere in the late nineties of the last century there was a breakthrough

mari lvov white. rules for meeting with local authorities. created, as well as a shelter for working with difficult teenagers , other children's social institutions in the region will receive material and technical support. in the same place in the zaporozhye region, one of the large families where 10 children are brought up received as a gift. sergei lavrov will hold a number of meetings today in baghdad with the leadership of iraq with the president and prime minister of the country, the head of russian diplomacy, will discuss military-technical cooperation and joint energy projects, the total the volume of russian investments in this area exceeds $14 billion, and trade turnover increased by almost 50% last year. in addition, as reported in honey , plans for mutually beneficial cooperation in industry and agriculture will become an important part of the bilateral agenda . the decision of the united states to shoot down the chinese balloon caused damage to relations between the two countries, such a statement was made by the chinese foreign

our senior white house correspondent mary bruce has that story. mary. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. this morning, the special counsel who is investigating the president's handling of classified material, robert hur, is officially getting to work as the fbi has now searched both of the president's homes. that 3 1/2-hour search of his beach home yesterday found no additional classified material, though we are told they took some of the president's handwritten notes for further review. the white house is stressing this was planned and consensual but there are still a lot of outstanding questions here, including, whether the president would sit down for an interview with the special counsel if requested. the white house isn't saying, but they are stressing the president so far has been fully cooperative, they say, and they note that that cooperation will continue. linsey? >> mary, turning to the showdown now brewing over the debt ceiling, president biden met with house speaker kevin mccarthy, how did that go? >> reporter: their first sitdown sinc

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white lotus." we have your friend and compatriot mary bartlett on the other night.at's possible with the time machine. no spoilers. any chance we will see you in season 3? have you talked about it? >> connie: with whom? >> stephen: michael white. >> connie: michael white. the creator of the show. >> stephen: you are not answering my question. >> connie: what was the question? >> stephen: are you going to be in season 3? there's a fan theory because in season 2, laura dern's voice appears in season 2 and there's a fan theory and check my math, fan theory that she's your character's sister. care to comment? >> connie: mmm. >> stephen: you're not going to start foaming at the mouth, are you? >> connie: did you know our birthdays are a week apart? >> stephen: you and me? >> connie: no, laura dern. same year. a week apart. >> stephen: so that is a yes? that is code for yes. here is something, you may not know. uni it turns out worked together. here is a cast shot from the old hit show "spin city." this is from 1996. i don't know if you remember this. but in 1996 i as a y

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