speakers include bill kristol, mona charen and charles sykes. this is also from the first principles summit in washington, d.c. [applause] >> cut the suspense with a knife. thank you, keith. it's a pleasure to be here and i've got to say truly exceeded my expectations and made we should all just have a moment of applause for heat and his team. [applause] -- keith. and really for all of you who have come come some of you from quite far but it's really personally inspiring to me to see all nc-7 of your ethanol. the "washington post" that piece of the compasses morning, i don't know if you saw this, seatback -- cpac, the real formal one with the whites of premises people in florida, this conference, contrast and principles first capable but in the past they mention some of the speakers and panelists, a levitra got a great response here in the hall and meanwhile bill kristol was socializing out in the the lobby. that's my role, my role in this panel is to moderates i'm going to let each of my three panelists speak first, five in speech, have low bac

thank you charlie, mona, and cathy.hat turns out not to be quite a contradiction in terms here in the u.s. yet. adam kinzinger will come up now. thank you very much. [applause] >> you have a minute to stretch her legs -- your legs. [indistinct chatter] >> the house of representatives is back in session at 2:00 p.m. eastern. today, they debate four bills, including a measure requiring the homeland security department to develop a plan to provide federal aid to certain urban areas to maintain their anti-terrorism response capabilities. coming up later this week, members will consider a spending package to avert a government shutdown friday night. it will include $10 billion in aid for ukraine. also on the agenda, a resolution condemning violence against historically black colleges and universities. and another measure condemning the january attack on congregation beth israel in texas. when the house is back in session at 2:00 p.m. eastern, you can find live coverage here on c-span. >> now available for preorder in the c-s

thank you charlie, mona, and cathy. that turns out not to be quite a contradiction in terms here in the u.s. yet. adam kinzinger will come up now. thank you very much. [applause] >> you have a minute to stretch her legs -- your legs. [indistinct chatter] pres. biden: america is on the move again. >> live tuesday, the state of the union. president biden addresses congress and the nation, reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern. the president space at 9:00, followed by the republican response. the state of the union address live tuesday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now.org, or the c-span now video app. >> c-span offers a variety of podcasts that have something for every listener. "washington today" gives you the latest from the nation's capital. "booknotes+" has in-depth interviews with writers about their latest works. while the weekly uses audio from our immense archive to look at

mona. >> faith, thank you. and we'll have live coverage of president zelenskyy's address to congress at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> breaking news from western texas. police say several people were killed when a small bus carrying a college golf team collided with a truck head-on igniting a fire. the athletes were from the men's and women's golf teams at the university of the southwest. the death toll remains unclear but we do know two people in the truck have died. >>> turning to the pandemic, pfizer is now asking the fda to authorize a second booster shot. it would be offered to people age 65 and over. pfizer says data from israel shows rates of infection and severe illness were up to four times lower among people who got a second booster. meanwhile, the new omicron subvariant, ba.2, now accounts for more than 20% of new covid cases in the u.s. it's more contagious but does not appear to be any more severe than the original omicron variant. >> we do have to be aware of the possibility that we could start seeing an

mona. >> thank you. >>> now to the courtroom drama involving jussie smollett. a judge sentenced the actor to 150 days in jail after he was found guilty of staging a hate crime against himself. and after learning his punishment, the actor once again proclaimed his innocence in a dramatic outburst. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, actor jussie smollett is in an illinois jail cell sentenced to 150 days behind bars after being found guilty of lying to authorities. but in a bizarre outburst after receiving his sentence, smollett continued to claim his innocence suggesting he could be killed in jail. >> i'm not suicidal. >> okay. >> i am not suicidal. i am innocent, and i am not suicidal. >> reporter: the 39-year-old was a rising star on the tv show "empire" when in 2019 he claimed two men attacked him as walking back to his chicago home. he said they yelled racial and homophobic slurs and put a noose around his neck. but authorities questioned his story when smollett refused to fully cooperate. the prosecution arguing it was all a hoax, and smol

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mona, what is justice now? the officer, hollingsworth, he's dead. what is justice?ned to my ronnie, our ronnie, it stems from him. it didn't start with him because this is way before ronnie. as we speak, we speak for all the victims of police brutality, way before ronnie. you can't cover this ground without speaking of everyone involved. and it has continued since then. and continues since ronnie. shame on louisiana. and i'm telling you, this hollingsworth is just a piece of a large puzzle, and he wasn't the main character. the cover-up that goes even further. if they fixed it way back then, gosh, where would we be? but look at where we are now because they were defiant in getting their good old boys off the hook because this is how they behave in louisiana state troopers. >> mona, dinelle, thank you. thank you so much for coming on. thank you so much for speaking up. >> thank you. >> for your brother, for ronald greene. >>> we'll be right back. prevents crab grass and feeds your lawn. all three,in just one bag. i like that. scotts turf builder trtriple action. it's

. >> reporter: good morning, mona. judge jackson gearing up for a final day of questioning after spending hours tuesday defending her record to republicans. this morning, judge ketanji brown jackson preparing for a final day in the hot seat defending her record to republicans who claim she is soft on crime. >> as someone who has had family members on patrol and in the line of fire, i care deeply about public safety. >> reporter: judge jackson also responded directly to misleading accusations that she's let child porn offenders off the hook. >> nothing could be further from the truth. >> reporter: republican mitt romney telling "the washington post" the attacks on judge jackson's sentencing record are off course. his colleagues also asking a wide range of probing questions accusing her of calling former president george w. bush a war criminal during her time as a public defender. >> so to be clear, there was no time where you called president bush or secretary rumsfeld a, quote, war criminal, closed quote? did you want

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. >> reporter: good morning, mona. there's new hope that gas prices could start leveling off because the cost of oil is dropping at a record pace. in what could be the first sign of relief for the energy industry, the cost of oil saw its biggest one-day rc decline in nearly two years wednesday. the price drop came after the united arab emirates called on its opec partners to ramp up production as the u.s. and other countries make plans to ban russian oil. the ban would add to the harsh sanctions already placed on russia's economy now walled off from much of the world. moscow now accuses the u.s. of unleashing an economic war. >> you get a real sense that there's a little bit of panic setting in here, a real fear of what this is going to mean. i was looking on social media earlier, and there were big lines of cars outside mcdonald's as russians get to grips with the idea that they're going to lose a lot of the things that they've gotten used to over the last 30 years. >> reporter: here at home, an increasing number of l

. >> reporter: good morning, mona.ge jackson faced more than 23 hours of questioning, and things got emotional and intense. this morning, democrats are blasting some republicans for the questions they raised during the marathon confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. >> ignored the rules of the committee, badgered the nominee. i've never seen anything like that. i've been here 48 years. >> reporter: republican senators accused jackson of being soft on sex offenders and child porn cases when she was a district judge despite fact checkers finding that the terms jackson handed down were within the norms of federal guidelines. >> i've taken every case seriously. these are very horrible crimes -- >> i'm asking you specifically about this case. >> and i've taken every case seriously. >> reporter: and senator lindsey graham interrupting jackson repeatedly on the issue. >> senator, this crime is among the most difficult -- >> no, answer my question. >> reporter: jackson also sparring with republi

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. >> reporter: good morning, mona. new data shows about half of eligible children over the age of 5 are still not vaccinated against covid, and while infections are down, there are concerns another spike could be around the corner. this morning, new warning signs that the u.s. could be on the brink of a covid resurgence. the cdc reporting more than one-third of its wastewater sampling sites have seen a spike in coronavirus in the last two weeks. >> we've been watching it closely, of course. we currently have about 35,000 cases in this country. we expect some fluctuation, especially at this relatively low level and certainly that to increase. >> reporter: experts suggest the u.s. could follow europe in seeing a major increase in cases of the omicron subvariant known as ba.2 or stealth omicron. in the uk, ba.2 now accounts for more than 50% of cases. in the u.s. that number is only about 10%, but with ba.2 spreading faster than omicron, that percentage is likely to rise. >> we're probably about three or four weeks behind

mona kosir-abdi, abc news, new york. reggie: will smith's mom spoke exclusively to our sister station in philadelphia. she was watching with the family. >> he is a very even person. that is the first time i have ever seen him go off, the first time in his lifetime. reggie: as we mentioned, the academy condemned the slap and is looking into taking further action against the actor. chris rock has declined to file charges. you can stream the full show right now on hulu. governor newsom is making moves to cut water use. what does that mean for your house and your neighborhood? it depends. amy hollyfield is live in lafayette. amy: as we head into the dry season, should decorative plants like these in front of this hotel be watered? the governor said they should not. he is pushing for a ban on watering plants like these in front of business is and government buildings. he signed an executive order asking the state water to ban the watering of plants that serve as decoration. this would not apply to golf courses or residential

. >>> he wants to run it back, mona. we're getting to the stunning news that took less than eight weeks for tom brady to decide he's not the retiring type. >> nope, the seven-time super bowl champion is putting his retirement in the rear view mirror. here is will ganss with more. >> i want to run it back to that 62 degrees i just saw in new york city. let's talk about that for a minute. no, let's get to the bombshell announcement from tom brady. just 40 days, 40 days after retiring from the nfl, brady says he has unfinished business. thought you'd be talking about march madness this morning? think again. >> this is the night everyone is talking about their brackets, talking about the men's tournament, women's tournament and tom brady just crash landed into all that and is the headliner on this night that is seen as second to the super bowl. >> tom brady announcing his six-week retirement is over. these past two months i've realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands. that time will come, but it's not no

mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york.e: will smith's mother spoke exclusively to our sister station in philadelphia. she was watching the oscars with her family. >> he is a person. that is the first time i have ever seen him go off the first time in his lifetime. reggie: other members of the smith family spoke saying that moment does not define him and the actor puts his family first. he is loving and the one who keeps the family together. kumasi: happening today, an important vote could happen on who is eligible for reparations. this decision involves compensation as atonement for a slave system that ended with the civil war but reverberates to this day. we are tracking the potential vote. jobina: the california reparations task force was created in 2020 with the mission of documenting historical harms and determining what reparations for african americans should look like. the historic vote was expected last month on who should be eligible for reparations but that did not happen. the task force needed more time. members

yes, mona gets the point. she knows her fashion. question three. also drapes nicely. what is the term for all those micro creases, pleats, cuts, pas de boure. >> this one i think i know. it's, a, pleats. >> i was going to say that, too. >> you guys are right. final question, stephanie beatrice wore an off the shoulder dior gown, what does haute couture mean? hot fashion, hot culture or high attire or high dress making. >> did you take french in high school? >> no, i did not. i think b is a trap, but i'm going to go b anyway. >> i was going to go b too. >> okay, i see where you're going and why you would think that, but it's actually high dress making. >> what? >> sorry, i didn't take french either. >> was that the quiz? >> that's the quiz. you guys nailed it. >> who are you wearing? >> dior jacket. >> okay, girl. >> we have the goodwill -- >> she's like, this is haute couture. this is zara off the runway. >> i've got plenty of pleats in my pants. >> and who are you wearing? >> what am i wearing? >> who's your inspiration for this look? >> andrew ga

and mona charen joins me just now. thank god -- and i read your piece in which you enunciated the same feeling -- again, this is as hard as it gets. there is no obvious, easy thing. i'm not sitting here saying we should, oh, obviously do this. you just want someone with good, prudential judgment, above all else. right? >> so, donald trump was the most prodigious liar in the history of american politics and yet he was also the most credulous person when it seems that there was anything that dictators or strongmen would tell him. he would repeat. it so, when it came to putin, you know, he wound up being putin's best spokesman. he talked about the little tiny country of montenegro which, had become a member of nato, after speaking to putin. he says those are very aggressive people, they are aggressive, they could start something and boom, you are in world war iii. >> right. >> he lobbied to get russia back into the g7 after they had been expelled following the annexation of crimea. the other members of the g7 declined. de

mona? >> thank you. >>> mcdonald's and pepsi are under increasing pressure to cut business ties with russia. new york state officials are telling the corporations to halt services in russia. netfl netflix, tiktok and american express stopped services in russia. >>> investigators saying a vehicle ignored drove a vehicle into the base. vice president kamala harris was on the base last night. >>> the weather making news this morning. reported tornados caused damage across parts of northern arkansas. damage was reported outside little rock. more storms possible this morning. in iowa the clean-up just started after seven people were killed in a tornado outbreak near des moines. winds approached 140 miles an hour, damaging or destroying more than 50 homes in the town of winterset. some people lost everything. >> the red barn is gone. we're standing on the foundation of our flower cottage. >> we were hunkered down in the basement. it was the scariest thing i ever experienced. >> damage could top $

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. >> reporter: good morning, mona. drivers are now bracing for gas prices to reach an all-time high with no relief in sight. this morning, the average price for gas in america quickly surging past $4 a gallon. prices rising 49 cents in the last week as the war in ukraine escalates. the states with the largest increases include rhode island, nevada, connecticut, kentucky and alabama. and experts say the national average could jump by another 50 cents in the coming weeks. >> gas prices in the very short term probably will continue inching up slowly, but much of what we saw over the weekend were some very large increases. that is likely to be toned down this week. >> reporter: the price of oil hit $130 a barrel monday. a senior u.s. official tells abc news, that price could reach $170 by the end of the week. as the u.s. and other countries discuss possibly restricting russian oil imports, something president biden has been reluctant to do so far. >> we are continuing to take steps to deliver punishing economic consequence

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. >> reporter: good morning, mona. as peace talks between russia and ukraine resume today, negotiators from previous talks are recovering from what is being described as a possible poisoning. this morning, shocking claims of a suspected poisoning affecting negotiators who attended peace talks in ukraine including russian billionaire roman abramovich, owner of one of england's biggest soccer teams. a source tells "the wall street journal," abramovich and two ukrainians suffered symptoms consistent with a chemical poisoning after a meeting in kyiv earlier this month. the men who have reportedly improved consumed only chocolate and water in the hours before the symptoms appeared, which included red eyes, constant and painful tearing and peeling skin on their faces and hands. some are blaming hard-liners in moscow who want to sabotage the talks, but reuters reports a u.s. intelligence official suggests an environmental reason is to blame, not a poisoning. this comes as ukraine claims an important victory in the suburbs of

. >> reporter: good morning, mona. the january 6th committee is laying out potential criminal charges against former president donald trump. the house committee investigating the capitol riot is now accusing former president trump of specific criminal activities on january 6th. the allegations surfaced after trump's former lawyer, john eastman, sued to block the committee from releasing e-mails. the committee challenged saying that the president and members of his campaign engaged in a criminal conspiracy. violating laws in an effort to overturn election, to try to prevent congress from certifying trump's loss. a member of the oath keepers extremist group is the first to plead guilty for conspiracy for his role in the riot. >> james' plea is one of the most significant convictions the justice department has secured in their entire investigation. >> reporter: according to court documents, joshua james admitted he was instructed to be prepared if called upon to report to the white house grounds to secure the perimeter an

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they are lillian tamayo and mona reese. like your advocates you talked about tonight, they are fighting against -- they have been fighting against an unending tide of terrible state laws that try to undermine reproductive freedom. and once again, once again -- this time we are following texas, we are on the cusp of enacting a dangerous restrictive abortion ban. which is a ban on abortion after 15 weeks that's now awaiting our governor's certain signature. but for decades lillian and mona in their own capacities have fought hard for reproductive freedom in our state. for more than 20 years lillian has been an advocate for women, teens, lgbtq community as president and c.e.o. of the planned parenthood of southeast and north florida. mona reese is the founder of the presidential women's center in palm beach county. she ran that for about 40 years. she faced threats. arson. there was a period of time, even today, abortion providers are under danger. some have been murdered. both have persisted. they persisted to make sure under

mona, andrew? >> that was a ruff rescue. >> he finally got it in there.elica, that story had so many twists and turns, and it was the fact that that man risked his own life, jumped in there, tried to grab the dog. poor thing was so frightened. >> just glad scooby was saved. another good boy. >> yes, that name was so fitting, though, too. >>> coming up, the world's youngest opera singer at age 7. >>> time now for "the mix". and we begin in pittsburgh with a musical prodigy who's just earned herself the title of world's youngest opera singer. >> she is killing it. victory bricker received the guinness world record title over the weekend for a series of professional opera performances in 2019, when she was just 7. this is what victory sounds like. ♪ ♪ >> it almost looks fake and dubbed over. that's how spectacular this is. >> right. >> the now 10 year old has gone on to showcase her skills in other venues, including, we see it right there "america's got talent," where she made history again, being the first contestant to receive a golden buzzer from all four

mona: they have blocked the russians from surrounding the capital. a senior u.s.icial says the russian military has lost 10% of its combat power in ukraine and troops are running low on food and fuel and some black gear to protect them from frostbite. now a spokesperson from vladimir putin is refusing to rule out the use of nuclear weapons. >> if it is an existential threat for your country, then it can be used in accordance with our concept. kumasi: russia -- mona: russia detained humanitarian workers who are trying to get supplies to ma riupol. kumasi: judge ketanji brown jackson returns for a second day of questioning. >> could hundred brown jackson will be back in the hotseat in about 30 minutes -- could hundred brown jackson -- ketanji projects and will be back in the hotseat in about 30 minutes. ted cruz questioned the judge on critical race theory in the classroom. here was the judge's response. >> i have not reviewed any of those books. they do not come up in my job as a judge, which i am here to discuss. >> he thinks judge jackson is weathering the hearin

andrew, mona? >> andrea, thank you. black panther director ryan coogler says he's moved on after being detained by police in atlanta and mistaken for a bank robber. police say video shows him at a bank window in january. he was cuffed after a bank employee reported an attempted robbery. he passed the teller a note asking the teller to be discrete with the transaction. >> i stated to the officer that arrested me that i -- >> i understand. >> i put my own bank card in here. >> coogler was trying to withdraw more than $10,000 to pay a staff member who likes to be paid in cash. the bank has apologized to coogler who says the incident should have never happened. he says the bank worked with him and addressed the incident to his satisfaction. >>> a reminder to spring your clocks forward before going to sleep saturday night. daylight saving time was the topic of a congressional hearing yesterday. house members heard from experts who mostly said it's time to do away with springing forward and falling back. it hurts sleep. yeah,

and this is mona, me direct trouble in the summer because most of our gas is used for heating and of course yeah, lego, he doesn't really worry us during the summer, but we have this huge treasure. we have the summer to prepare. and yes, we will have big difficulties if we do not prepare very well and then gas is cut sometimes during the summer, which even means we can't get the storage filled up or even an autumn. i think we should now delete everything to speed renewables, to speed up efficiency measures and yes, to save energy. and this is the moment to transport this necessity to save energy and do all these things into the entire society. and actually i think it will be easier to get along if it couldn't catch the gas off because then society will stand together. i think we can together really do big things. it's more difficult if we say, oh, we want to cut it off and we call upon you to reduce the temperature and not use it to dry your laundry at the address. we'll try and so on. now let's take a look at some of the headlines away from the war in ukraine. jordan's king abdullah

mona, andrew? >> andrea, thank you. >>> now to developing news in major league baseball and the lockout. reports say the two sides may be close to ending the standoff. the league had said no deal by the end of tuesday would mean more canceled games and no 162-game season. >>> and in the nba, golden state fans saw their new but old ringer, will ferrell took the court as jackie moon of "semi-pro." he was out there defending klay thompson or trying to during warmups and threes. let's say klay got the better end of jackie moon there. >> he's a national treasure. will ferrell. >> remember when he dressed up as a security guard and took away shaq as well. >> i do. >>> well, coming up, are you a darth vader or a growler? the new poll that shows which states in america have the worst snorers. >>> first, can you tell us how to get to "sesame street"? will ganss knows the way. maybe he'll share it with y'all next. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm w

mona ice. camila fell.he is amazing the whole room on her feet on her feet all the team was the first time the spectators jumped up from their seats kamilla aliyeva again on the ice again, she gives joy to thousands of spectators in the stands and a million at television screens can not even be conveyed. as far as now his audience see the fireplace in the form of the same, smiling with the purest roll with a great performance. this is an athlete, gives joy to people. to return herself is kamila valeeva and her amazing short program. saransk for you today kamila valieva with her dream program i am sure that today kamila succeeded fulfill the dream of many of you and see her skating live camilla say a few words to the public and rejoice that you give pleasure to both the spectators and the judges, this was very lacking in the elven games. thank you very much right away for coming here, for taking the time to do this. thank you for your crystal skating. i escort you to kissan. crake evgeny medvedeva where our

have notes of sweet cream and vanilla that capture the unmistakable flavor profile of -- get this, mona -- irish whiskey. now i kind of taste. there's no whiskey in here. unfortunately. >> allegedly. let's try this. you said shake it up. >> when you have macchiatos, are you guys mix them up or just drink them as is? >> i typically mix them. yes. >> i just don't know if brown and dark green are pleasing to the eyes. >> ooh. >> top of the mornin' to ya. >> listen, i kind of have an irish accent as well. >> i have none. i can't do accents. >> okay, it kind of tastes like a caramel macchiato. >> yeah, a little bit. >> honestly, i kind of like it. i would order this. >> i feel lucky, luck of the irish, right? >> right. >> oh, yes. one of my favorite disney movies. >> i can't stop river dancing. >> some people say i look like me dad. >> we're going to enjoy the festivities off air. we have to go to break. >>> coming up, celebrating fat tuesday with a king cake. >>> but first, the ukrainian powerhouse brothers who are now fighting a brand-new fight. you're watching "world news now." scene 103,

now get this, mona. ticket prices are at super bowl levels for this regular season game. the cheapest ticket going for over $3400. i've seen nose bleeds going for $6,000. he will be honored on the court before the game, there will be a ceremony and comments by coach k afterwards. it will all be televised by espn. and then, after this game, the acc tournament, where else but in brooklyn, barclays center where duke could win that, go on to march and try to win it all. >> this is crazy that college basketball would draw those kind of crowds and also, i mean, clearly, i'm not in that space. >> he's a legend. he also coached team usa, you know, the professional level. >> mm-hm. >> so coach k is going to be missed. and by the way, the university of miami beat duke this year, just saying. >>> coming up, a brand-new friday polka. >>> but first, the mysterious world of vladimir putin, his wealth, his home, his family. >>> you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i t

with his american colleague, russia, cherry, and spent 6 and a half hours floating in outer space. mona had been preparing for this mission even before he left earth, doing simulations in the world's largest indoor pool in the us. the german astronaut has been at the i assess since last november. it's a dream come true for him. 13 years ago he applied for a job as an astronaut. and now he could hardly wait to finally take part in this space. mission is very exciting and i'm, i'm really looking forward to it. it'll be a huge highlights of my space slides around once they install it. later on. during the space walk, the 2 astronauts repair to cooling system, replaced an important camera people, and installed a new electric and data cable for europe's 1st commercial research platform. bartolomeo, this new platform will allow companies and research bodies to conduct experiments outside the i assess more easily. it was developed by the european aerospace company, airbus the astronauts work, took them to various. i assess modules including from the us, japan, and europe. people jokes are like

or if mona's good against corridor in new york? yes, sir. exxon mobil and other oil major facing calls to divest of its projects in russia . what kinds of pressure are these western companies under right now? well, i mean, if we talk about an exxon, i'm steven they had already entered a joint venture resort. sniff to a couple of from a years ago, but they still have for 30 percent to mistake an oil and gas field. so i'm on the, in the east of, from a russia. so clearly they're called said to and that, and then it really depends some on the industry and under corporation and how a bic, of the connections to russia are a general motors. by the way, here on monday, announce to stop exports to russia. for now at the same is true for deliveries from u. p. s, for example, are federal expressed to the and i a to, to russia button over all it's obviously a russia is so closer to the european union and also the tycer are a bigger than i'm here to most corporations in the united states. okay, so far more exposure to russia from european busi

. >> is it going to be like the mona out the best way to keep vladimir putin in check. >> you have aponsibility to insure the war does not escalate bebeyond ukraine and become a conflict between nato and russia. >> our analyst details what to watch from from this historic meeting. >>> day two of judge ketanji brown jackson on the heat seat as republicans continue to attack her on her record. >> no,

. >> 50 $ monas en los Árboles. estuvimos muy agradecidos.y decÍa que me durarÍa una semana. david: una jornada en la que tuvo que intervenir la policÍa de chicago para controlar el trÁfico y a quienes querÍan sacar ventaja. >> lo malo es que hay mucha gente que se estÁ colando y eso va a causar problemas. >> al final se logrÓ el objetivo y miles se beneficiaron del inesperado regalo. willie wilson dice que la prÓxima semana volverÁ regalar combustibley que lo harÁ en 25 estaciones de gasolina. en chicago, david palomino, univisiÓn. leon: estados unidos autorizÓ la familia de —— la salida de las familias. la medida se tomÓ despuÉs de que hombres armados de un cartel de la droga dispararan contra el edificio del consulado durante la noche del domingo. los delincuentes se oponÍan a la extradiciÓn de juan gerardo treviÑo " el huevo". el fÚtbol mexicano ha tomado una decisiÓn drÁsticapara tratar de evitar que ocurra de nuevo una tragedia como esa horrenda batalla campal el querÉtaro. patricia: desde el prÓximo mes de abril se prohÍben las barras

oh well, that's quite a medical stop. rush mona to the intensive care unit. there's nothing her husband can do now. but wait a back in kidney village, gloria's delivery date has come and gone. she's getting anxious. although the village has its own very basic health post the closest center where she can get an ultrasound is a 4 hour walk away. she's heading back for a checkup with her friends and gaeta, who's also pregnant. it's an arduous hike, up and down the steep himalayan mountains. ah, sadly about a darrel as well as your gun. let us had us live with that it was, as i said, of lill taken in over a leo soon in recent years, nepal has built more health centers like this one in the most remote corners of the country. they often operate with limited resources. ah well it was a little alert, but it wasn't any than it was at the ella lamesa enrollment in it. i know i've left this under whatever would be my lego wherever that got? no money about this. i know very good me. amazing, but it's either one of us are. this is a semester. well luckily for gloria. afte

mona, andrew? >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> shift gears now to this bel-air home that has a fresh new homeowner. it wasn't you, was it? >> no, i didn't need 42 bathrooms. but we told you about the auction for this 100,000-square foot mansion known as "the one." according to the "los angeles times", the winning bid was cast by fashion nova owner richard saghian. >> he is paying a reported $140 million for the home. he released a statement sunday calling it "the one", and a once-in-a-lifetime property, probably because it's going to take a lifetime to pay it. >> well, i mean his company has annual sales of over $1 billion. but each item is like under $30. so he is pushin' out a lot of clothes. >> so you mentioned the 42 bathrooms. >> mm-hm. >> there's also a sky deck. you kind of saw it there. the cabanas, the floating cabanas in the pool. a bowling alley, billiard room, candy room. 42 full bathrooms, that's all you need to know. >>> coming up, it is national cereal day. i would have to eat cereal ever

. >> would you do me one favor, could you tell your daughter mona lisa my chief of staff is also mona a rare name. >> such a rare name. i'm so happy to be here. my family is so happy that i was invited here and i'm so grateful that i got to be heard. >> we are delighted to have you here the record of the hearing will stay open for one week. any further comments can be included. i don't believe we had any questions for the record but if there were any please answer within the week. we will try to figure out something fair, it does not make sense for 450 million-dollar corporation with 38000 people with lethal injuries to carve off $2 billion, i did the math is about 52000 per person. and walk away from the responsibility for what it did and with respect to the question of fairness and efficiency there is a larger scope of fairness in which it looks like the companies are getting away with dodging responsibilities by using complicated but ordinary people to have access to, the result that they create delays because people to get no recovery in her lifetime. that is neither efficient nor

the flight with mona on it would happen like 2030. i need a lot of people to go. what do you think? is this the future of air travel? >> from china to new york city, it's about 7300 miles, get there in an hour, i'd like to see a little, i'm sure it's safe, but i'd like to see a little more. >> do you get the same sky miles? >> you might spend more time at tsa and checking your bags than the actual flight itself. >> listen, it is 2022. >> we'll try it out maybe, for "world news now." >>> see who's eating at taco bell every meal for every day. >> okay. baja blast. >>> plus, the skyrocketing price of gas. how lawmakers in several states are trying to ease the pain at the pump. >>> and the stunt that a driver tried to pull off. we'll show you how it ended. you're watching "world news now." >>> a high-speed stunt involving a tesla ends in a crash. and now police are searching for the driver. the vehicle slammed into two parked cars after going airborne early sunday in los angeles. the driver left the scene. >>> officials are looking for ways to ease the pain at the pump for consumers ami

mona, andrew? >>> time for a look at your monday weather. bundle up. it feels more like january from the great lake tos to the northeast. new england waking up to single digit windchills. looking ahead to tomorrow, severe storms expected in the middle of the country. tornados could hit from kansas city to central texas. 80s across the deep south today. around 60 in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up, the father of four killed by a grizzly bear. >>> what we're learning about the death of foo fighters' drummer taylor ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. >>> scary moments in formula one racing. mick schumacher got into this ugly crash for the saudi arabian grand prix. he's been released from the hospital and says that he is okay. >>> the second black box has been recovered from that boeing 737 that crashed this china. the flight data recorder was found buried at the crash site. chinese officials confirmed over the weekend that none of the 132 souls on board survived zblrj. >>> a deadly bear attack in montana. the

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something mona said, i think it gets harer here.s are down to the downside uncertainty in ukraine adds to that while it's straightforward today it is riskier and harder in coming meetings and in particular because the growth is likely to decelerate and risks are it does more into the end of the year. >> david, the argument of larry summers in "the washington post" last night is blaming the fed for that slowdown and happened to the fed saying it's because they let policy run too hot. >> i don't really agree with that i think the other side of washington set this up with massive stimulus in the economy. both to protect people affected by the pandemic and people who are not affected by the pandemic with excess demand meeting insufficient supply and got the inflation here and why coming in too hot towards full employment. but the federal reserve can't fix this needs to be steady i agree with john there's a danger the economy will slow in 2023 and the fed doesn't want to overdo it and have to change course i want multiple years to rates