a couple things, i am obsessed with glasses, unprofessional i understand but my good buddy mike lee,good word, there's no way he would not want to be on kennedy, direct message. kennedy: we high-five him from one of the few freedom fighting liberty lovers left in congress and from the great city of utah, one of my few favorite places to snowboard. so how has judge ketanji brown jackson fared so far? >> i think she's done very well just like everybody expected rather they support her or not voting for her, i know liberty who spent time with the same she's engaging in brilliant, she's going to be somebody who comes across as collegial, open-minded and friendly. during the hearings and i think we've seen even when she's pressed really hard, she's not lost it at all, they are smart and spend weeks doing so-called murder boards where they push and grill them and asked unprintable things and put them in weird situations so they are ready for whatever they get she's very well repaired. very well first and ready to go. kennedy: what has been her biggest hurdle so far? it seems she's done wel

we try to keep the voices alive, but mike lee also to international community will be that they shouldn't. you know, the thing that if everything is norma discrimination does not know any border, is today. we normalize it enough on a sun tomorrow. it can be charged on borders so that they must use their leverage, their financial, their diplomatic leverage over time on to make them accountable. not only on opening the schools, but also on respecting upon a sense, diversity inclusion, restoring constitutional order, and moving forward for a prosperous of understanding for their career. we will leave it there for the time being, but thank you so much and a pleasure to talk to you again. thank you. ah, something different now the tasty, cheap and quick. that's the ideal mean for teens. on a budget in thailand, one the bank oak entrepreneur has stepped into that knowing need for satisfaction by 11 paper by that instant noodles, then cook them to so many noodles. so little time. and that's the point of this bangkok convenient shop, a fast meal made right on the spot. with the flavors. you love.

. >> as the world rallies around ukraine, mike lee was one of only two senators to oppose sanctions on. he even opposed arming ukrainians fighting for their lives. senator lee abandoned our values, making us weak and unsafe. >> to help us break down what's at stake amid this new wartime environment, democratic strategists. betsy, i want to start with you. i want to get into the energy debate that is about to be sparked with that here and in fact it feels like that's one where you have a growing up in of democrats who say, yeah, let's ban all russian oil and i do think you'll have a growing up in of democrats ready to join republicans saying let's drill for oil, too. >> the idea of u.s. facing imports of oil and gas from russia just based on my folks from the administration is a total nonstarter. and the argument is oil is fungible. if the u.s. stops importing it, china will just buy it. ukrainian members of parliament have been really, really banging a drum here. they're being for moves that not just have an actual impact but also that are symbolically important and their hope is that

during that time frame trump spoke on the phone with utah senator mike lee and house minority leader mccarthy. the house committee is investigate figure he used phones from aids or a burner phone. >> they learned a few things for example, trump was calling steve bannon, not an official advisory, he is calling him, he is quite controversial for his views on january 6th not once but twice. >> well, we can learn more about what is next for will smith when the academy board of governors meets to address his slap to chris rock's face on the oscar stage on sunday night. >> oh, wow. the academy announced on monday it has launched a formal review of the incident. according to the hollywood reporter, tomorrow's post oscar's board meeting happens every year to discus issues before the show. but, never held so soon after. >>> still ahead tonight, san francisco mayor is back from a 10-day trip to europe to drum up tourism for the city. what did she bring back and who paid the bill? >> it was my duty, i feel, to come back to the neighborhood. >> the pandemic delivered a financial blow olcrim e si

>> reporter: cbs news confirmed trump spe on the phone with utah senator mike lee and house minority leader kevin mccarthy during that time frame. house committee members are looking into whether the former president used phones belonging to his aides or so-called burner phone that day. >> you think the former president was using a burner phone? i will not speculate on what was happening but we know he was communicating. >> reporter: trump respond in a statement saying, i have no idea what a burner phone is. to the best of my knowledge, i never even heard the term. as former national security advisor john bolton told cbs news, trump has used the term burner phones in several discussions and is aware of its meaning. the january 6 committee voted unanimously to recommend 24 trump h, dan scavino and peter navarro, for full house vote on contempt of congress for failing to comply with subpoenas. during the committee meeting, members criticize the justice department for not moving so far on contempt of congress are for against former white house chief of staff mark meadows. attorney gener

cbs news confirmed during that time frame trump spoke on the phone with utah senator mike lee and house minority leaguer kevin mccarthy. the house committee is investigating whether trump used phones belonging to his aides or a burner phone. today we spoke with cbs news chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa about what else the committee learned from the call logs. >> they learned a few things from the documents they obtained, which the supreme court forced the national archives to give over. for example, trump was calling steve ban non, who was not an official advisor at the time, but an outside advisor. he was calling ban felon, who is quite controversial for his views on january 6th, not once, but twice. >> tonight russia's military is scaling back its attacks on ukraine's capital of kyiv. the strategy was revealed during talks between the countries today. but the world leaders are skeptical russia will actually draw back their attacks. >> it does not mean that the threat to kyiv is over. russia has failed in its objective of capturing key if, but we believe this is a

senator mike lee, good to see you. thank you for being with us tonight.e learning new disturbing details about putin's plans for ukrainian president zelenskyy, as i mentioned earlier, there are reports tonight that there were three separate assassination attempts that have been made on zelenskyy's life. here with reaction to all of this and the other breaking news, florida congressman michael waltz is with us, and fox news contributor, former cia station chief dan hoffman. they are sending in these chechen killers, dan, what do you know about them? >> well, reportedly, there have been these three assassination attempts against president zelenskyy. i have no doubt that russia infiltrated ukraine, probably weeks or even months before their invasion to try to find and fix zelenskyy's location. they have been ruthlessly focused on trying to decapitate ukraine's government, and they know that zelenskyy has done an exceptional job of mobilizing international support, to the tune of roughly $15 billion, as well as inspiring ukrainian citizens to take up arms aga

. >> good for you, mike lee. he ran up mount tam in marin county yesterday.s emotional because this was the 40th time he's run up and down the mountain. we followed his progress and it's taken two weeks. in all, he's run more than 300 miles, stopping only to eat and sleep. he wasn't sure he could do it, and his message is to just try. good for him. >>> fighting our climate in crisis, still ahead on "today in the bay" -- >> reporter: i'm scott budman. just ahead, a bay area technology company that will ride the next spacex rocket to . >> and happening now, you may encounter more construction in your travels in gilroy over the next few months. a city-wide pavement maintenance project is under way. work is being done on 138 streets and 67 curb ramps. the project totaled nearly $4 million. about $350,000 of those dollars in gas tax funds is being used to help pay for the project. construction is expected to wrap up by early summer. we'll be right back. >>> a bay area company is battling earth's clima elon musk's spacex. in a story you'll only see on nbc bay area,

during that time frame trump spoke on the phone with utah senator mike lee and house minority leader. the house committee is investigating whether trump used phones belonging to his aides or a burner phone. >> they learned a few thing from the documents they obtained which the supreme court forced the national archives to get over. trump was calling steve bannon. he was calling him who is quite controversial for his views on january 6th twice. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area the pandemic delivered a financial blow to san francisco's china town. then came a wave of violent crime. the positive signs things are turning around. >>> and san francisco mayor is back from a ten day trip to europe to drum up tourist business for the city. what did she bring back and who >>> time for this morning's money watch report. potential peace talks overseas are easing and why oil executives are heading to capitol hill. >>> stocks soared on tuesday. the dow gained 338 points. the na26th56. invests were bles of possible progress between ukrainian and russian negotiators in the la

my 1st concern is mike lee and it's perfection. love it, and i think it's need of an integrity. i'd be doing everything that maximizes on national and that that may be straight forward that i joined the army back was in 1971 as a young 2nd and then into he was a, b, b, a and property of the people of this that we then that bundle of issues that we did 1000000000 given credit. and then when that bundle of issues, we didn't do it as a refugee option but to fight because we were to stop it. you know, they would have been in there because of the lord of the additional that was the time and it was getting well good. so the option but why we're going to fight that then we will push back to the wall. we still tried everything at the end of food, but it cost a lot and then we had broken pocket on a farm. i think of 90000 people. that's why it was a great today. and let me tell you about the question that stood by us, that in and out of the we'll be in the now i think it would probably agree with me that for russia in the military operation is unlike any other. and it's clearly has a cer

that's local endurance runner mike lee today after he ran up mt. tam in marin county, there he is, he's emotional because this was the 40th time he's run up and down the mountain. we followed his progress and it's taken two weeks, 40 times up and down, in all he's run more than 300 miles, stopping only to eat, and sleep. he wasn't sure he could do it and that's the message, just try, and you might be amazed at what you can do. oh, man, that is inspiring. i skipped the workout today, this is going to get me going tomorrow. >> we are now inspired at that. >> that's incredible. >> up and down, he stopped just to eat and sleep. oh, man, all right. >> after maybe tomorrow we'll start our workouts. >> yeah. >> or maybe next week. >> let's do next week. >> what do you got? >> great weather up there today, we're going to see some good weather rolling through tomorrow adds as well. the microclimate forecast, the flal fall back for the morning. spotty drizzle but watch this, as we head through the afternoon we'll get that sun with some high clouds moving acr

one call from trump to utah republican mike lee, and another call to trump from house republican leader kevin mccarthy, who described it to norah o'donnell by phone at the time. >> i have spoken to the president. i asked him to talk to the nation to tell them to stop this. >> reporter: the january 6 committee is now investigating whether the president and top aides used so-called burnero disposable phones to avoid scrutiny of their calls during that time. >> it's almost like they didn't want this out there, and so, we need to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: the logs do show several calls on the morning of the 6th, including from rudy giuliani and former president trump's chief strategist steve bannon. at 8:37 a.m., trump spoke with bannon, who sources say told him to call vice president mike pnce and urge him to block certification of the election. trump later did phone pence, failing to persuade him, but that call is not noted in the records. there is a listing at 11:17 a.m., the president talked in a phone call to an own identified person. cbs news has learned the pence call w

>> reporter: cbs news confirmed trump spoke on the phone with utah senator mike lee and kevin mccarthy during that time frame. the house leaders are looking into whether the former president used phones belonging to his aides or a so-called burner phone that day. >> do you think the former president was using a burner phone? >> i'm not going to speculate on what was happening, but we know he was communicating. >> reporter: trump responded in a statement, quote, i have no idea what a burner phone is to the best of my knowledge. i have never even heard the term, but his former national security advisor, john bolton, told cbs news trump has used the term burner phones in several discussions and is aware of its meaning. earlier i talked to cbs news correspondent robert costa about what else the yety learned from the call logs. >> they learned a few things from the documents they obtained which the supreme court forced the national archives to give over. for example, trump was calling steve bannon, who is not an official advise o. at the time, but an outside advisor. he was calling bannon,

>> we know the former president was on calls with the likes of mike lee and kevin mccarthy during thatr phone records? >> you know, i'm not able to comment on what phone records we have smped or not. but we are being very aggressive to make sure we get all the information needed to protect the country that we can put together the full chronology of each and every effort to overturn the election. and one of those lines of effort involve the house of representatives and senate and trying to get senators and house members to vote down the certificate of electors to try to get them to reign in with the vice president or do whatever the president needed done to cease the -- stop the peaceful transfer of power for the first time in our history. so we're looking into all these things that we're not going to be shy how we do it. >> i want to play for you, congressman, what chris christie said about trying to get trump on the phone that day. listen to this. >> first i called his secretary. she didn't pick up the phone. went right to the voice mail. then i called his body person. and he didn't a

senator mike lee wants to find out and senator pat thumbey talking about the energy screen and canadand we'll talk to katie pavlich and douglas murray and clay travis about anything on his mind. plus, you heard about inflation, what about lunch-flation, one sandwich shop ceo on how much more you are paying for wraps and salads. that is coming up. doing a full screen and going to break. . . you say you are an activist judge. >> i would not say that. >> you say this does not signal a heinous or egregious child pornography offense. help me understand that. >> all of the offenses are egregious. but the guidelines, as you pointed out, are being departed from even with respect to the government's recommendation. >> todd: judge jackson headed back into the hot seat this morning after a contentious 13 hour marathon session yesterday. >> carley: sean joix us to weigh in. you just heard highlights from yesterday's hearing. what's your assessment of how things are going so far. >> i thought it was pretty tame. i was ready for republican senators to push her on her fidelity to the constitution, w

day three of confirmation hearing for judge kentanji brown jackson and senator mike lee will join us outside. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 products. rigorously tested. walgreens pharmacist recommended... and particularly kind to your wallet. ♪♪ this little light of mine... and particularly kind i'm gonna let it shine. help special olympic athletes shine. grab a jersey mike's sub on march 30th. and all sales will be donated to the special olympics usa games. >> it is hard for me to depart from those in every case you god. the departure is supposed to be grounded in finding it is outside the heartland of cases in that range. >> yes, senator appear the guidelines are one factor, but the court is told that you look at the guidelines, but you also look at the nature and circumstances and the history and characteristics of the offender. there are a series of factors. >> ainsley: welcome on the second day of confirmation hearing, judge kentanji brown jackson defending accusations from senators. her sentencing for child pornography o

lee instead. he said, hi, mike, i called tommy. which is important here because we know donald trump was using the phone to call a bunch of people that's missing from this very suspicious empty log handed over to congress. there's also questions whether he used some empty means or burner phones to communicate. also jared kushner we're hearing will talk to the january 6th committee this week. it will be an interview and that was also a piece of what nicolle and i were discussing, which means the committee has all kinds of riching and sometimes damning information. and then there are those who stone walled. it was last night the january 6th committee held contempt proceedings and ultimately voted unanimously to hold two trump aides in contempt for outright and rank defiance. the one was digital aid dan scavino and the other was peter navarro. >> peter navarro's testimony is integral to our investigation, the former president trusted mr. navarro as a spokesman and confidapt. >> mr. navarro insists he is above the law. >> this is ameri

guardian is reporting that at least one call that should have been on those logs was made to senator mike lee. that call came through a michaels phone the way a call comes through when it is officially coming from a white house phone, the two 023950000 identifier. what do you make of that? that indicates that there was at least one phone call, if that is true, that should have been on the way as logs that is not on those logs? >> there are a number of calls that should have been. for instance, converse -- there are so many, you cannot keep track of it all. this astonishing seven hour and 37 minute gap that you and i go back to the 1970s in watergate. it was only a 18 and a half minute gap. it is astonishing. it is not believable because trump is making calls that day. this is january six, the day of the insurrection, i think arguably the most important day of the trump presidency. he is making ten calls in the morning. then this gap of seven hours and 37 minutes, and then he makes a dozen calls in the evening. what's happened? our records and there are accounts of people that he was talking t

one call from trump to utah republican mike lee and another call to trump from house republican leader kevin mccarthy, who described it to norah o'donnell by phone as the violence was unfolding. the committee is now investigating whether the president and top aides used so-called burner or disposable phones to avoid scrutiny of their calls during that time. the logs do show several incoming and outgoing calls on the morning of january 6, including from rudy giuliani and former president trump's chief strategist steve bannon. at 8:37 a.m. trump spoke with bannon, who sources say told him to call vice president mike pence and urge him to block certification of the election. trump later did phone pence, failing to persuade him. but that call is not listed in the records. there is a listing at 11:17 a.m. the president talked on a phone call to an unidentified person. cbs news has learned the pence call was in that time frame. there's also a lengthy gap in records of the former president's movements during the attack. as recorded in his daily diary. at 1:21 p.m. the records note the preside

talk about that another questions with senate judiciary committee member mike lee of utah.back in percent. what about the court packing issue. >> she should get press on it. her former boss, justice breyer, justice ginsburg and thomas, president biden, they have raised concerns with court packing. it's bad. we've gone for 152 years without a change in the composition of the supreme court. it's a bad time to do it. especially because there's no good reason to do it all within political manipulation which makes it inappropriate. >> shannon: tuesday morning questions begin in earnest. her statement got a lot of praise. she approached it with modesty, humility, intelligence. now we get to the tough part, the grilling. "the wall street journal" editorial boards ascendant republicans over to the public to be ready on tuesday with direct questions for judge jackson about her views. they shouldn't be complacent about the supreme court's makeup once justice breyer steps down the courts elders will be too conservative. the question is, democrats have the vote if they want to stick to

senator mike lee has indicated that he would bring this issue as well.k what we will see is mcconnell i think has set the table for what we will expect to see, a confirmation process of dignity and respect due to her impeccable judicial record. she has a tremendous record of accomplishments, and i don't expect to see any way, shape or form character assassinations like we have seen in the past. this will be about her record and scrutinizing her judicial record is valuable for a lifetime appointment. >> i think conservative and liberals have supported her. the fraternal order of police usually don't endorse people who are technically soft on crime. and they were out on the second day of her nomination. the major city chiefs, the sheriffs, the cato institute came out in support of judge jackson. you adopt have to agree with her on all the issues, but her integrity on how she applies the law i think is pretty airtight. >> mitch mcconnell came out and said, look, she's probably going to get confirmed. he said it. so the question is, how far do republicans wa

we know that he called senator tommy tuberville, but used to call senator mike lee's phone.you know that he spoke to kevin mccarthy after the rioters bombarded the capitol. so we know that there were phone calls. and the way that the january six committee can try to sort of reverse engineer would have occurred that day is through other witnesses, and other phone records. they can analyze those phone records that they have gotten, some of which are subject to litigation right now, but others i am sure that they have, and try to determine who those other people were talking to, and whether they were speaking with donald trump. they can also match that up with testimony from other witnesses who might have said that they spoke to trump on that day. so there are ways of figuring it out, but it is certainly an alarming, and a very conspicuous absence of information. >> so, in response to today's report, donald trump claimed that he did not even know what a burner phone was. now, the former trump official john bolton has already rebutted that today saying that the president spoke a

ketanji brown jackson was peppered with questions from conservative republican senators such as mike leelley. lee said he would continue further review. holley called their meeting substantive while she was called, she called the meeting productive, saying the credentials were productive. collins has not yet made a decision. she is one of three republicans who has voted to jackson's current role. so everyone wants to know how moderate republicans like susan collins will vote on jackson's nomination. especially fellow democratic senators like mark warner who reposted this photo of him questioning collins, posing as a capitol hill reporter. do you expect any early yes commitments from any republicans out of the hearing? >> i don't expect them to play their hands early. perhaps after the hearings next week, that you'll have some that start coming around. i think they don't want to commit themselves because there will be four days of more public vetting of judge jackson, and i think none of them want to get out there and then something perhaps come out or happen during the hearing. so i woul

senator mike lee says he will likely grill her on that and several have also indicated they worried aboutat have pushed for a nomination. >> i'm interested as others have mentioned in your opinion why pro-abortion dark money groups like demand justice and antireligious liberty groups are pouring millions of dollars into a public campaign in support of your nomination. >> democrats are downplaying the influence of those advocacy groups. regardless of what comes up, republicans emphasize what she wants he is a spectacle. justice brett kavanaugh's contentious supreme court hearing in 2018. >> i'm not interesting in trapping judge jackson. i'm not interested in trying to play "gotcha." i'm interested in her answers. >> unlike the start to the kavanaugh hearings, we didn't have repeated, choreographed interruptions. >> nobody's going to inquire into teenage dating habits. nothing is going to ask you with mock severity, "do you like beer?" in this hearing this committee has a responsibility to focus on issues. >> democrats for their part are praising jackson's historic nomination and experience

cbs confirmed that he spoke on the phone with utah senator mike lee and house minority leader. house committee is investigating whether he used phones belongs it his aids for a burner phone. >>> senate majority leader is calling on supreme court justice clarence thomas to recu seconds himself in cases related to january 6th. this after revelations that his wife exchanged stuffs with the chief of staff about overturning the election. >> i think there should be some kind of code of ethics for supreme court justices. >> and today on cbs this morning an exculs. >>announcer: other, have e -- about an officer who died by suicide just nine days after the january 6th. hear why she is speaking out now and what it means for other families of law enforcement officers. >> i think that the physical attack on him changed him and if he didn't go to work that day he would still be here. >> you can see that full interview coming up on seven on cbs this mornings. >>> to your money watch report, why verizon is washing its customers this morning. the stories more. good morning. >>> good morning to

mike lee who might face political head winds because of criticism he made of former president trump.f the republican party and that's going to make the next few hearings really interesting. >> this 2016, having an open seat was critical to donald trump becoming president and how -- >> i think there's a sense about her nomination and the confirmation process actually showcasing a talented judge like this and the nomination process that i think is going to really highlight an accomplishment for biden. i think there's only really an up side to this for democrats and a real risk for republicans. most likely the scenario is this will be like some of the confirmations that got a lot less attention because her credentials are pretty unimpeachable and the people tuning in will be african-americans and people who have been watching change in the country. ted cruz himself basically said there's nothing in her record that he can find to object to. i think the only real threats they're going to find fall into traps that do them more harm than good. >> josh hawley has found something he tried to

one call that trump made to senator mike lee of utah, seeking to talk to senator tommy to reveal of alabama, and a call he -- kevin mccarthy. so, these records, the official white house records that were turned over to the january six committee, they are just preposterous on their face. last month, when msnbc news reported on the existence of this gap in the colleagues, they discuss the possible causes, it could be the result of trump's well-documented habits of his using his personal cell phones to communicate with his aides and associates. it is unclear whether it could be also be the result of incomplete or altered white house records. the washington post reports that the house panel is now investigating, whether trump communicated that day through back channels, phones of aids, or personal disposable phones, known as burner phones. in a statement, trump claimed to have no idea when a burner phone is. but quote, was known for using different phones when he was in the white house, according to people familiar with his activities. we know that, at least around january 6th, many people were

the joint economic committee mike lee put it out there.ands of dollars to families, this did not start with vladimir putin's invasion. yes, prices have gone up more since then. prior to the invasion, we saw gas prices, our viewers know this. they were up a buck before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. so a lot of this is because of president biden's policies on energy. i listen to the white house briefing today. she said all options are on the table. the president is working night and day on solutions to bring down the prices. what are they? provide some transparency to the american family, the american consumer that is suffering right now. what are you considering? there's a lot of easy answers like producing more oil in this country that could bring prices down tomorrow. or just a friendlier approach to the oil gas industry. in this moment, send a message so that perhaps they do start to produce more oil. if not -- >> martha: american corporations unilaterally cut ties with russia to have an influence on this process. they took it on the c

established that trump spoke with at least three republican lawmakers that afternoon including senator mike lee, senator tommy tuberville and kevin mccarthy but none of those conversations are accounted for. no surprise, the select committee is investigating a possible coverup of the official white house record from january 6th, according to one member of the panel. additionally, they're looking into whether trump communicated that day through back channels or personal disposable phones known as burner phones. while the omissions from the record are significant, what the law does actually show is also quite damming. most of the names included are the very people at the center of trump's effort to steal the election. people like steve bannon, jim jordan, josh hawley and rudy giuliani and others that continue to stone wall the select committee's probe. they could be accomplices in what a federal judge described as a felonious attempt to obstruct the joint session of congress and yet, the department of justice has shown no sign it's opened an investigation that frustrated many. here is a congressw

they put her children images on tv -- if they know what her daughter looks, like -- harley, cruz, mike leee putting her in danger, no? >> it's -- but it says a lot about the state of politics, that republicans allow these people with a huge platform, a supreme court confirmation hearing to spew this filth. but it also says a lot about the extraordinary qualifications of judge jackson. they had to make stuff up because everything in her records suggest she is one of the most qualified people ever to be nominated for the supreme court. >> lindsey graham was voted for -- me -- they try to have joe manchin get on the team, even joe manchin, who loves to mess with joe biden says no, he was gonna vote for. it that's how silly their tax work. melissa murray, paul -- thank you for. us up next. pull of the week. we're bringing that back, because you know? what -- once again, why she is so amazing. don't go anywhere. amazing. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no pa

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we know that he spoke to tommy tuberville, senator mike lee, we know those calls existed, and they're? one of the possible answers, erin, comes from the former president himself, in a statement he provided to "the washington post," he says to his knowledge, he has never heard of the term burner phone. so that's a possibility that that might be one of the explanations here. we know for a fact from some reporting on the white house that the president did use other aides' phones and personal cell phones that were not recorded by the white house system. >> all right, evan, thank you very much. and i want to go now to our senior legal analyst, laura coats. the select committee trying to figure out what happens in these seven hours. did they just not get the full call logs or did, was there literally a black hole that every phone call going on in those seven hours was on a burner phone or an aide's phone? what do you think possibly happened here? >> well, we know he wasn't napping, and we also know that during that particular point in time, it was part of the most devastating experience for

. >> it's not up to judge jackson, mike lee even said it's not in the constitution. has been lots of different sizes, starting with six, then eight, under mitch mcconnell when he refused to confirm merrick garland. so congress is the body that decides how many supreme court judges there should be. when she was asked about it, she said that's a you question, which is exactly the same question amy coney barrett gave. in the short term, i think it's correct that judge jackson will lend credibility to the institution and possibly favorability because she herself is so great, but only with expansion will you have long-term credibility restored to the court, because you'll be sending more justices as good as ketanji brown jackson to the bench while undermining some of the conservatives who have been involved in malfeasance with the 6-3 majority they have right now. >> in addition to what we've heard from senator booker, he's praised jackson for showing grit, endurance during what he called outrageous questioning. what message do gop senators send about mo is worthy and who

people like senator mike lee, tommy tuberville in a conversation with kevin mccarthy. but this is important because it leads us to the new questions it raises for the house panel that is investigating whether trump communicated through back channels, through burner phones. they are also investigating whether or not the former president actually was a part of some possible coverup in trying to potentially scrub those phone calls from the official white house record that day. another person close to the committee told woodward and costa that the large gap in the records is of intense interest. we'll continue to see where that goes as get more and more records from the national archives as they have been winning that case in the courts. >> and as the committee talks to more and more people including the expectation, and i know that we've just sort of confirmed this morning, jared kushner, the former president son-in-law with an official role in the white house. >> yeah, that's right. and yesterday we noted that he was on the schedule to appear on thursday. and then our co

trump tried to phone alabama senator tomi tub enterville mistaking ily reaching senator mike lee.een the president and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. mccarthy beseeched the president to convince the rioters to stand down. the 1/6 committee also prepped contempt of congress citations for former trump aids peter navarro and dan scavino for not cooperating. the panel wants ginni thomas wife of clarence thomas to voluntarily testify about her texts with former white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> the information we know right now raises serious questions about how close justice thomas and his wife were to the planning and execution of the insurrection. >> republicans think it's unfair for democrats to attack ginni thomas. >> all of these calls for her husband to be, what, like minding herbert? i mean, frankly, i think it's kind of misogynistic. >> also the biden white house says it won't exercise executive privilege over jared kushner and ivanka trump. kushner is scheduled to appear before the 1/6 committee thursday. bret? >> bret: continue to follow it chad pergram live

reporting that the trump used an official white house phone, through the switch forward, to call senator mike lee on january six. that call was previously reported. but that call is missing from the colleague. quote, the former president called with a play solar number that shows up when a call is in coming from a number of white house department phones, which means the call should have been reported in the internal call logs. we know from previous reporting that the call took place between two a 6 pm after rioters broke through the capitol building. mike pence evacuated from the senate floor for his own safety. as the chaos ensued, trump dialed likely, mistakenly thinking he's calling his colleague, a senator from alabama. we hand over the phone who spoke with the president for several minutes. this new reporting that the call came from not a burner phone but the official white house phone sure seems close to a smoking gun. donald trump was not just avoiding using official lines on generous except partly, maybe using cell phones, so-called burner phones, something trump claims he knows nothing a

for instance, not included in the logs, calls made to senator mike lee and to house minority leader kevinh knowledge of the investigation saying the committee is looking into whether trump communicated through back channels, phones of aides or burner phones. trump released a statement yesterday that includes this, i have no idea what a burner phone is. to the best of my knowledge, i have never even heard of a term. nbc news has not viewed the phone logs in question. however, according to the post, trump's former national security adviser john bolton deputy the claims he calls trump using the term "burner phones" in several sessions. and he and trump have used them to avoid having their calls scrutinized. >>> a group of democrats is putting pressure on supreme court justice clarence thomas to reduce himself in any case involving the january 6 indiana sushgz. nearly two dozen democrats have sent a letter to chief justice roberts and thomas regarding questions of justice thomas' violations of federal enl nicks laws. this comes just days that it was revealed that clierns thomas' wife ginni th

the ship had been docked for repairs in the ports city of mike lee off and on the black sea coast whent week. and the captain of the ship actually feared that those repairs would not be finished in time to prevent the crown jewel of ukraine's navy from falling into russian hands. he did not want to take that risk. so he basically carried out orders to sink the ship. ukraine's defense minister described the captains predicting it this way, saying, it is hard to imagine a more difficult decision for a courageous man and his crew, but we will build a new fleet. russian forces are waging as we heard an all out assault across the southern region of ukraine, which is the only region of ukraine that actually has access to the sea. here some the first ukrainian city to be captured by russian forces is quickly running out of medical supplies. mario poll also in the southern part of the country has been under siege cut off from access to the water, power, food supplies. now it's going on for days. in the southern city of odessa where we just got that live report, the population there is actually

first up, republican senator mike lee. then republican josh holley.will not commitment to supporting her. she wants to listen first at the hearings. she is one of three that did vote to confirm her to her position of the d.c. circuit court of appeals. thanks for your time today. hope to see you back here this time tomorrow. ana cabrera and anderson cooper pick up our coverage now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. anderson cooper is in lviv, ukraine, following devastating breaking news. russia appears to be upping its attacks on innocent civilians. you are looking at a maternity and children's hospital. this is in the southern port of mariupol. ukrainian officials say it was just hit by several russian bombs. you can see what appears to be pregnant women laying there on the ground trying to escape. some of these images

we have learned that the president made at least one phone call during that time to utah senator mike lees that change the work of the committee? >> we know from public reporting there were many phone calls made during that time frame. for example, it's been publicly reported, and certainly not denied, that minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke to the former president in that time frame, along with many others. so we know that phone calls were made. they should have been recorded on the log. they were not. and so we intend to find out what calls were made and piece together the truth. it's very disappointing that the laws that require these logs were not followed in this cas >> woodruff: well, we know the committee's commission is not to pursue a criminal investigation, but does the fact that you're not getting the whole picture from the records being provided change materially the work the committee has to do? >> well, there are other ways to find out what phone calls were made, and we're doing our best to do that. as i say, life would be easier for the committee if every person who is as

sources tell the "guardian" the former president called utah senate mike lee from an official white househones. that means it should be on the call logs, but it's not in the records that have been turned over to the select committee investigating the attack. this new information comes from hugo who joins me on set at this moment. thanks for being here today. tell us what we know here. the call logs a source of mystery. a few weeks ago you predicted as such. what is the fact this call is not showing up what does that tell us? >> all goes back to the kind of phones trump was using. right? if trump was using phones of placing calls on other phones they possibly might not show up on white house records. but if he's using internal white house switchboard or white house operator router calls they should automatically come up on the call logs routed through those operators. the that can't that's not on those records suggests one of several things. a mistake, taken off. two, that there were hears in terms of the gathering and three, trump aides, possibly the former president himself scrubs the re

for instance, we know there was a call placed apparently by accident to senator mike lee from utah whoded his phone to alabama senator tommy tuberville. wund would think that the committee would be entitled to that testimony. and that leads us into the other big issue here, which is that the committee can't independently enforce its subpoenas. one of the mechanisms it has been seen to use is referring them to the justice department for criminal prosecution for obstruction when they're not complied with. the issue here, of course, is whether doj believes that the president is good not just in this instance when we're looking to getting to the bottom of the insurrection. doj has to also consider how does that precedent hold up in, for instance, a new trump administration, if folks in that administration were to try to get into joe biden's activities inside of the white house. so these questions that sometimes seem so easy and simple to resolve really aren't quite that simple when you look in terms of the long-running precedential value that these decisions will create for the future. non

temperatures fall fall quickly as a cold front pushes in friday night and that along with mike lee, the most significant rain that we've seen so far in 2022, that sounds like a big statement, but it's really not saying much considering how dry we been since the start of january so far are single day rainfall total at max for san francisco has been around a quarter of an inch. so if that 3rd of an inch comes through on saturday that officially puts sf at the rainiest day, at least since december, which brought us a ton of rainfall. still very light rain but will welcome anything even if it is on the lighter side of things. now, today's daytime highs 60's to 70's a few 50's near the coastline. it's going to feel one nicer than yesterday does because of a couple factors here. obviously temperatures are a huge change from yesterday, but they are a couple of degrees warmer. sunshine is back out in full force and winds going to be a whole lot calmer today. all that adds up to a really comfortable afternoon. fairfield and vacaville are very warmest spots at 74 degrees today. well, most of the

even mike lee, very conservative senator from utah, with whom i have never in my life once agreed withstitution, the number nine is not in there. it's up to congress. the supreme court has been lots of different sizes over the centuries. starting with six and at one point it was eight under mitch mcconnell. he allowed it to be set at eight justices when he refused to confirm merrick garland. congress is the body that determines how many justices there should be. when judge jackson was asked, she correctly said that's a uquestion, which is the exact same question amy coney barrett gave, but just to pick up what professor murray is saying in the short term, i think it's correct that judge jackson will hend credibility to the institution and possibly some favorability because she herself is so great, but only with expansion will you have long term credibility restored to the court because you'll be extended more justices as good as ketanji brown jackson while undermining some of the conservatives who have engaged in a lot of malfeasance since taking over with the 6-3 conservative majority

mike lee, thanks for being with us constantly. we appreciate it.need market coverage thanks, mike. tornadoes, the weather. tornadoes ripped through parts of texas and oklahoma yesterday. thousands are without power. what do we have? lauren: 22 confirm confirmed reports of tornadoes, texas and oklahoma communities this morning picking up the pieces of destruction. more than 52000 in texas are without power. a gym at a school torn to pieces , and guess what? the storm system is not over, it moves east today toward louisiana and mississippi after sending at least 10 people to the hospital overnight. stuart: you know, i thought that was a video from ukraine for a moment. i don't mean to be funny about this but that was extraordinary. lauren: i at lviv tough news. stuart: check futures one more time, please we see green left-hand side of the screen. dow is up about 160. former heavyweight boxing champ turns defender klitchko, he's got a warning for russia, roll tape. >> this war that happened in ukraine, is going to cost russia a lot. it's like cancer t

we'll have reaction just ahead from utah senator mike lee, plus william with a look at the gas prices but first, peter doocy is live at the white house where peter, the white house continues to push back that they are somehow limiting oil production here in the united states. >> yes, and sandra, to what you just said, the president says he does not want to subsidize putin's war, why he's going to ban u.s. oil imports from russia, but that means a big deficit, so the president is also now trying to set the record straight about how they are going to make up the difference. >> it's simply not true my administration or policies are holding back domestic energy production. it's not true. >> republicans say it is true. highest gas prices in history, since biden started his war on american emergency production, don't let dems and the media tell you this is because of ukraine, biden must end the war on energy now. they made it sound like it was a lever they would never pull because they admitted it would hurt people here too much. >> we don't have a strategic interest in reducing the global

there's reporting citing two sources from the guardian saying trump's call to mike lee should indeed have been in a presidential call log that day and it was not. we also know lee got an accidental call from trump while the capitol attack was occurring. obviously a tumultuous time, especially for people in or near the capitol. trump had believed he had dialed a different senator on the line and when he reached lee, the guardian records trump's phone number on senator lee's caller id was shown as a place holder recipients see when you get a call from the white house because you don't just get the private number. any call from inside the white house is something that should have been logged and thus handed over to the committee which raises questions whether there was an error, which is always possible, or whether there was tamper, deletion, cover-ups, nixonian style tricks that would be potentially illegal. the feds are shifting the probe from prosecuting some of the rioterers to scrutinizing people close to trump. there are many legal ways to challenge what's going on after an electi