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President biden is closing in on one of the longest-lasting decisions of his entire presidency, his supreme court nominee. multiple sources now tell cnn the president has interviewed at least three potential picks. the president is expected to make his announcement ahead of the first state of the union address which is next tuesday. lets get the latest on this. jessica schneider live in washington. jessica, this procedure is always tightly controlled and coordinated. whats the latest youre learn...

And president biden issuing sanctions on two of russias main banks as well as sanctions dr directly against some of these russian elites and their families for the first time as well. at the same time were seeing military moves by the united states once again seeking to shore up the nato alliance, president biden authorizing the movement of 800 troops from italy to the baltic region, also fighter jets, helicopter battalions moving from germany to the baltic as well as to poland. at the same time...

Breakaway regions of donetsk and luhansk. >> jeremy diamond is at the white house. one thing you and i have discussed is the unprecedented new approach that the biden administration has taken all throughout this which has been the transparency of putting out intelligence and declassifying intelligence almost in real time in order to try to stop putin from invading. what do you think we will hear today from the white house on this? >> reporter: yeah, thats right, kate. just yesterday, for example...

Be a circus, not just for all the reasons that jeffrey just outlined, but because he actually thinks republicans have a shot at a senate majority, and part of the argument for that is that they can be a check on a president biden, and that is undermined when the nomination process becomes a circus, becomes an exercise in grievance politics, which is what a lot of this is about. when you have senators like ted cruz and like josh hawley complaining about putting a black woman on the supreme court,...