both barbara and ashley are msnbc contributors. luke, what more can you tell us about why giuliani is engaging with the house january 6th committee. >> right, well these talks have been going on for days now between rudy giuliani's attorney and the lawyers for the january 6th committee. and they're trying to figure out a way where rudy giuliani can comply with the law, can comply with the subpoena, and still keep president trump happy and not incur large legal fees fighting the subpoena. one potential model that might be worth looking at is how bernie carick, who's a close associate of rudy giuliani, handled this subpoena. he talked with donald trump, he got sort of a public approval to testify and say, i'm going to put forward all of this evidence of the widespread fraud that we believe happened in this election, and did ultimately come in, testify, but the committee got what they wanted, which was a trove of documents laying out the schemes to try to overturn the election. and there were some documents that he withheld, citing ex

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. mm hm. under attack, by air and on the ground fighting reaches the streets of the ukrainian capital. keith, as russia stepped south, it's military evac, fleeing in search of sanctuary. you.

barbara, as soon as this came out today i said can we get barbara at 10 pm? this is exciting for me to read because i have never seen one of these prosecution memos, because i never worked in the justice department. so this is what you used to do on a regular basis, make the case whether to prosecute or not. i'm here you conclude, using just publicly available information, that there is enough to prosecute. what more evidence would you expect to be able to get if you initiated a grand jury proceeding with subpoena power to obtain evidence of this on even public yet? >> lawrence, where the prosecutor does assemble all of the information so that you can put some rigor around the analysis. sometimes we hear people saying, well he is certainly guilty of the crime, what is that crime? what is the evidence we have today at? so, just looking at those things from public reporting at the january 6th documents, i think that there was a strong case both as to what donald trump did, and would have some time to was. i think that you could give is additional evidence if yo

barbara starr, thank you very much. >> well, let's go now to the white house and white house correspondent jeremy diamond, who is there. this is something that we're going to be hearing more about, jeremy, from the president later this morning. >> reporter: that's right. president biden is set to address the nation at 9:30 in the roosevelt room after announcing that this operation was carried out successfully killing the leader of isis and we saw the white house tweeted out a picture also of president biden in the situation room, it appears, yesterday, as this operation was being conducted. you see the president at the head of the table, sitting next to the vice president kamala harris, deputy national security adviser it appears john finer and several other officials observing this mission, it appears, as it was taking place. at least that's the indication from this white house image. also, we have seen isis step up its operations with more emboldened actions in recent weeks including with that attempted raid on a prison in syria. and so obviously it is notable that this operation took pl

joining me now formerance chair michael steele and barbara mcquade. michael, what is your top takeaway from these memos? >> well, i think they give you an insight into the somewhat degree of panic that trump was engaged in in trying to figure out, okay, how do i grab back this election. when you look at the time line of events, they were on a clock, december 14th being the first major clock which they could not do anything about. so they projected to january 6. i think, though, in the end when i put it altogether, if they had the means, december 14th would have been the critical date because those states would have been certified the election under these -- under false premises if you will. they have in place the mechanisms to cheat the system earlier in the process. that is what you see with the clafrpgs in voting laws around the country, anticipating that next time, but when you see it in the overall scheme of things, it is very clear, not only were the minions prepared to do what trump wanted done, but donald trump had his finger on that pulse. he

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anchor barbara, i think that ascii. oh yeah. well, describe, you know, he is relatively new politician and new liter his a much, much less experience than potent. he was very popular unlikable before he went into politics before the 19 and he was very well known as a comedian. and as an actor, he was not my favorite back though i do, i did follow his, his pity and servant so that people, it was, it was, was one of my favorite comedies is. but i would never imagine when i was watching bad, he would ever become the president of the crying when he launch has been painted. the 1009. see. and that was a big surprise. i think most of ukrainians are all ukrainian, but he was a unifying candidates of the very divided country of the time between the east and west. and i think that was the big appeal and that's why he became such a leader. he just to remind that he became a leader of ukraine why ukraine was already in war with russia since 2014. so just say that he did and she hasn't chosen the job. i think it's not correct. he knew that

barbara plett usher, bbc news, washington. i'm joined now byjonathan schroden in florida, who is an analyst at cna, a military intelligence think—tank. thank you so much forjoining us. as barbara mentioned in her report, he kept a very low profile — so explain to our viewers who exactly he was and how this will affect isis's operations going forward. sure, so abu ibrahim _ operations going forward. sure, so abu ibrahim al _ operations going forward. sure, so abu ibrahim al qurashi _ operations going forward. sure, so abu ibrahim al qurashi was - operations going forward. sure, so abu ibrahim al qurashi was the - abu ibrahim al qurashi was the leader of the islamic state, the central part of the islamic state which was largely based in syria these days, but also has into iraq. he was the leader that took over after the death of al back daddy in and other us special forces operations rate of about two and a half years ago. his death today will likely affect the islamic state in two ways, one short and one long. the immediate

and barbara. yes. that's the mic. i'm wanting to. david i love what you say about greed in the book. i think it's not clear to a lot of people that not only the that the wealthy are not the only quote greedy people in the world. how do you explain that the high school students do young people buy the idea that that the quote poor greedy to you know, i think that it is challenging to talk about greed and then start off immediately say look how many jobs jeff bezos are you on must create? i believe it's true and most people and intuitively understand but of course they immediately go to the opulence or were they would somebody call the excess of a billionaire lifestyle and emotionally you can lose the audience even if you don't say anything on truthful, but what i want to do is start the way arthur books did and just simply say when you see a poor person they don't have a meal and they may not have any loved one in their life. do you believe if you give them a meal and leave that you have advanced t

with your i'm sorry, barbara lee. barbara lee was the only one who stepped up and said, why don't we take a breather? you know what i mean? before we go into iraq, i mean, you just said about democracy fighting the democracy. what is all this? i mean you being tweeting about it and ab biden has been trying to do something about it. i mean, do you know, the whole point of the american revolution was to have to focus? what do you mean? you know, you have to see there at the moment is, is that why it was a need for freedom to vote? acts of the john lewis voting rights act. yeah. and i think that democracy on so many levels and in from so many directions is under threat right now. and i, you know, you say job, i'm still trying to do something about it. i'm saying he's not doing enough. i think that there's many, there are many things that he could be doing. and i think though, the powers of the president of the united states are vast. if there's anything we learned from the trump administration, is that the powers of the

ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is al jazeera life from london, also coming up with the streets of car keep a rock, but the ukrainian military continues to resist the russians. and he wore protests across russia. hundreds of rested as they call for peace. but i try to help people free for your friends and families and turmoil. the exodus from ukraine builds tens of thousands try to cross the border. ah, they for of the war in ukraine is closing with the hope of peace talks, the promise of further sanctions. and the spectre of nuclear forces on alert. there is a new push for diplomacy. the ukrainian presidential office has agreed to talks with russia. the discussions are due to take place at the ukrainian bella luce border. previously the kremlin said talks could only happen in the bella luce, in capital minsk, something ukrainian president followed him years lensky rejected. same bella, bruce was the staging ground for russia's invasion. meanwhile, the european union has announced another string of sanctions on

ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. you're watching al jazeera life from london, also coming up, fleeing in search of sanctuary. ukrainian families had across the border as the russian attract, intensifies, no retreat, no surrender. president vladimir zalinski is defiant message to his forces. as he says, the ukrainian army has managed to derail the russian offence. and calling for an end to the war rallies across the world to protest against russia's military action . ukraine. ah, hello, thank you. for joining us. russian troops are closing in on the capital key. this part of their land at sea and air military action in ukraine. for now though, the streets are silent, a curfew is in place until atm local time, and anyone outside will be considered the enemy at defiance ukrainian president has meanwhile, again addressed his country. we will fight as long as it takes to liberate the country, followed me. zalinski said in a short video message, and they will soon have some further assistance. german chancellor, all of sch

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ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. 3 failed rainy seasons pushed 13000000 people into severe hunger. the warning is sounded over catastrophic drought. in the horn of africa. the diplomatic pushed to deescalate tensions between russia and ukraine. the french, german and polish leaders say the priority is to prevent war in europe. the corruption trial of former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is delayed by allegations that police use the legal spyware to hack his phone. and that reclaiming they are rain forest deck, where there was highest court rules that indigenous communities must have a greater se, over oil. and mining projects on their land. i'm jeff nash with sport a chinese tennis play, a punch. why makes a rab public appearance for the winter olympics and brazilian cyber palomares yvonne's to the club? well cup final sites to a to new in every dips inside. mm hm. hunger is getting worse across

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john. >> barbara starr at the pentagon. keep us posted, barbara. thank you. >>> joining us now cybersecurity expert and ceo of trusted sec and former national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia. we spoke a couple days ago, angela. any day that putin does not invade ukraine is probably a good day. but where are we right now as you see it? >> well, i would say we're in a holding pattern. putin is still keeping us guessing. yesterday he made con sill tear remarks. he said give diplomacy a chance. president biden said the same thing in his speech. but as your reporters have said, we have no proof that they are withdrawing any of their troops even though they say they are. so they could keep this tension up for some time and keep us guessing and keep us off balance. so it's not a great position to be in, but it's better than having an invasion. >> david, we saw cyber actions yesterday against some ukrainian institutions. how would you describe the scope and size of them and what would be a significant attack? when would we know how the russians

they're barbara place. thank you, chief. >> good evening, everyone. this is truly, really a heartbreaking time for all of us here in huntington beach. first and foremost, i want to say and give our deepest. sympathies. to the family of officer villa. i know i speak on behalf of myself and all the city council and the entire city of huntington beach. when i say we are praying for you and we are here for you, whatever you need, our community values, our police department. and the loss of an officer hits us all really hard. this tragic accident serves as a reminder of the danger and the risk that our police officers put themselves in on a daily basis to protect our community. every day. our police officers are out there. to protect all of us in our community. no questions asked. when called upon. know that our huntington beach community that today we will do the same. our huntington beach community and our family here is grieving. the loss of a brother. and i ask that everyone keep them in your prayers and support our police department as they always hav

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let's get the latest from barbara starr live at the pentagon with more. barbara? >> to reflect on what frederick was just talking about, the pentagon is looking at a lot of changing landskip on this battlefield, 10,000 troops russian infantry moving into this port area for a possible amphibious assault, possibly moving up into the east into that disputed donbas region. but in addition to this, the senior defense official says that right now, they believe that the russians are slowed down in their momentum to get to the capital city of kyiv. now another official telling us some of the approaches through the north into the capital are very tight. the russians may be facing bottlenecks there. but as fred pointed out, the russians have plenty of weapons, plenty of vehicles to keep moving into ukraine, and that bottleneck may ease in the coming hours and days. and this assault may get very grim. right now the u.s. believes that the ukrainian forces still have, to a large extent, an ability to maintain their command and control over their forces and that will be critica

barbara lee. another hour of velshi begins, right now. another hour of velshi good morning, 9 am in the east, 9 am out west. i am velshi, hard to underestimate how donald trump is still out of office, yet present in the landscape. is rampant lies about the election and the attempted coup that led to the attack on the capitol on january 6th, has turned the old party into a shadow of its former self. it has gone to the point that january 6th, is now being called legitimate political discourse. that was the actual language used in the statement by the republican national committee chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, after the rnc censored represented it -- liz cheney, for working with democrats to investigate the insurrection. those three words have caused enough of a ruckus this weekend, republican lisa murkowski -- said she condemned mcdonald's saying, as americans, we must acknowledge those tragic events, we cannot allow a false narrative to be created. we cannot allow the -- calling it legitimate political discourse is wrong. she clarified, the

guy, you were just at a press conference with speaker pelosi and barbara lee. everything has gone sideways this week. they made some comments about the situation. >> i think they joined in with a lot of congress members from our region from northern california condemning this invasion and applauding the sanctions taken by president biden. we saw tweets from zuckerman. basically backing up the action the president had taken condemning the attacks in ukraine. i think what a lot of numbers are think about is at what point do they get involved in the military response? we've heard from republicans today saying the act that he took sending thousands into germany is something you should have gone to congress four. i caught up with barbara lee about this. she is the kind of democratic conscience. she said this isn't something needed to go before congress. germany is a nato ally. i think there is a level of trust with this demonstration you would not have seen in the last administration. whether it is economic aid or more. >> jackie spears has talked about the experien

barbara, great reporting. thank you very much for jumping in for us. >>> also developing right now, department has more than doubled since november. cnn's pete fontain is live at reagan national airport for us. pete, tell us more. >> reporter: kate, we're talking about the most extreme cases of unruly passengers on commercial flights that are now being referred to the justice department for possible criminal prosecution. the faa tells us these are cases of physical assault not only on passengers but also on flight crews. in some cases, instances of sexual assault. d also create a federal no-fly list for unruly passengers. delta airlines asked about that earlier this month. now eight republican senators are sa and should not be done. no move by the doj on that just y yet. kate? >> i see that forward motion coming to a complete halt. >>> there's also this from the white house we want to tell you about. president biden is now rejecting donald trump's attempt to block his white house visitor logs from the january

and barbara's empty chair. has always been a powerful reminder to me how fleeting life as. and then how to remind you of mortality how precious life is and she said i don't need any more reminders. i have had plenty of reminders. host: she shines through in every page of your book but i'm sure it must have been emotionally trying why did you feel so passionate about pursuing this undertaking did you consider stopping quick. >> i believe that the former student of mine. thank you for the question. it was painful but i never thought about stopping. what grew as i did this for was a feeling end of the lease , a profound belief in the most important message of her life yes it is true countless women watched the four of you on tv every sunday and look at her and said i can be that strong. i can be that smart i can stand up there with stan and david and george in be an equal. this was an enormouslyy powerful message to women all of the country but not every woman can be a tv star. everybody can be a good person and learn these private acts of charity and goodness and friendship y

. >> all right, barbara, thank you so much for that. our special coverage continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> and good morning, everybody. i'm bianna golodryga. >> i'm jim sciutto. nice to be next to you. >> finally. >> we begin with breaking news to cnn. president biden has formally approved additional u.s. military deployments within europe. it is a significant move, moving these forces closer and inside eastern european allies. we reported last week that this was under consideration. this as russia continues to add to its

i'll see you back here in just a oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability video and shows no signs of easing tensions in the uk where ukraine crisis of the white house national security adviser warning today that russian president vladimir putin could order an attack on ukraine within days or weeks. the white house and its european allies continue to work overtime for a possible diplomatic solution but are preparing for the worst case scenario. fox news. steve harrigan has the latest now from kiev. new satellite images released sunday of russian troops stationed near the ukrainian border with belarus. nato says it is

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. >> cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr following this. you know better that bn me, it' brutal but a number of precautions are taken. do we know what happened here? >> we do not. and it is a very significant question for the navy to find out what did happen. kyle mullen, now identified because his family has been notified but there was another navy seal candidate. both of them reporting some kind of symptoms, we're not being told what, after training, they were taken to a hospital where kyle mullen died and the other sailor said to be in relatively stable condition. so we don't know exactly what happened. but you're absolutely right, jim, for this kind of very vigorous, very rigorous training, the navy has a number of precautions, medical staff standing by, continuous medical during the training but didn't report whatever symptoms they had until they completed that, so it will be to find out what exactly happened to these two young men. >> hopefully kyle's family can get some answers as well. barbara, i know you're also following and confi

barbara, the committee has made it clear, they think the doj should look into things. here's what adam kinzinger on "morning joe" said earlier. >> all we can do is provide information, particularly in mark meadows's case. he violated a subpoena. congress has the same subpoena authority as a court, and then -- but we don't enforce it. we rely on doj to do that. i certainly hope they criminally charge mark meadows with contempt as we have charged him with in the house. i think any of the information the doj sees that leads to broader conspiracy or anything leading all the way up to the top, they should take to a court or to a grand jury. >> help us understand this, barbara. why haven't we heard anything from the doj on this? is garland waiting for congress to finish its investigation? because there is some stuff that you can say, the doj can act on immediately, including the subpoena, you know, violation, if you will, by mark meadows and others. think haven't pursued that criminally yet, and i'm curious why you think they haven't done so. >> one of the frustrating things

oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability anchor 1: a huge winter storm system is moving across the u.s. bringing treacherous conditions and we are talking 30 states involved. nearly 130,000 people without power. an air travel taking a big hit. reporter: blizzard like conditions moving across more than half of the united states. drivers in amarillo, texas navigating the messy roadways covered in ice and snow. >> we are dealing with one of the most significant icing events that we have had in at least several decades. reporter: this pickup truck sliding off the road and slamming into a pole. crews pulling it out of a ditch. >> we

oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >> warmer temperatures in southern california this week could mean the rams might be playing in 87 degree weather on sunday. and if temperatures reach that high, it would be a super bowl record. the hottest super bowl so far was played back in la at the memorial coliseum in 1973, it was 84 degrees. then at kickoff. and of course, there is no rain in the forecast for super bowl sunday. let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to find out what is going on. they always try and organize these games for the south to try prevent getting in the that inclement weather. and boy.

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barbara, we have been watching closely as olaf scholz and president biden meet -- have been questions about whether germany is fully aligned with its nato allies. what is your reading of what we heard? >> i think this meeting between mr. biden and mr. schultz is basically going to try to protect complete unity on the idea of getting a strong response coordinated, if there is a russian invasion of ukraine. you heard mr. biden saying they were in lockstep -- i think that will be the public pronouncement. the problem is that mr. scholz has taken the chancellery in germany at a time of crisis. he follows angela merkel, who was very clear in her positions and leadership, she was the one who rallied countries to sanction russia, when it invaded crimea. he has kept a low profile. his coalition made up of three parties is not entirely in agreement on how to approach russia -- the social democrats have a history of being more friendly. and have warmer ties with the kremlin. there have been questions, because he has not come out more forcefully. here in the u.s., the big question is that pipeli

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