around where they work but not continuing on our southern border, there s that. now we just learned there is an increased police presence outside of the justice s home. here s why. some left-leaning groups are directing protesters to show up at the doorsteps of six extremist justices. even the streets where they live with their families, and a police are bracing for violence. emily, it s two groups pushing people to go to the homes of supreme court justices. one is called shut down d.c. they want a candlelight vigil. a march to justice kavanaugh and roberts homes, and urging protesters to go to the homes of the extremist justices. you can t make this up. emily: my issue with this is the implication of that and the galvanizing people to show up at the doors. you can protest all you want in those public spaces but we all remember what happened to the federal judge esther salas in 2020 when her son was shot dead on their doorstep because of a disgruntled attorney. i m not s
about rising prices. and the majority favor republicans over democrats to solve issues like inflation and the economy. critics who accuse president biden of being out of touch, getting more fuel for that accusation, new reporting, despite an ignored early warning that key issues could drag him down in the polls. one of the prevailing narratives is that they didn t see inflation going. immigration is going to be this persistent, political headache. it was a warning as early as april of 2021. the presidents barely taken office at that point and it s already morning and come equipped to take the stuff seriously, and they just didn t. the punch line of a joke after all the bad headlines. comedian trevor noah wrote in the white house correspondents dinner. i really don t. i think ever since you ve come and office, things are looking up. gas is up, rent is up, food is up. everything. one thing, a quick update for everyone here, jesse watters. he had back surgery friday, it
alone. that is the most in a month in two decades. bill: only expected to get worse. the president apparently plowing ahead with the plan to repeal a trump-era border policy a month from now. that move drawing opposition not only from republicans but more than two dozen democrats. adding insult to injury one of the president s own appointees said to be criticizing it as well. more on that. another thorn in the price of the president s side is gas. it s up again. the president continues to insist it is vladimir putin who is to blame. bill: the president s sanctions are failing to stop putin in ukraine. they are launching a new offensive as the white house deflects calls for the president to visit the country himself. let s get to jackie heinrich live at the white house for us to kick things off at this hour. hi, jackie. hi. good morning to you both. axios is reporting that dhs secretary mayorkas has privately expressed concerns to members of congress fearing the admi
musk s endgame in his bids by twin or as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle. as the war on ukraine moves into day 51, there are more signs the kremlin is preparing for a new more lethal onslaught. a senior u.s. defense official says russia now has 65 operational battalion tactical groups in the east and south with more military equipment still incoming. clearly, what the russians are doing is trying to do what we call shaping. they re trying to set the conditions for success in the donbas for some future more offensive operations. there s also a new warning tonight from russia. to this country. the washington post says it is reviewed a formal diplomatic note from moscow warning that u.s. and nato shipments of weapons assistance to ukraine could bring, quote, unpredictable consequences. the threat comes one day after president biden announced more military aid to ukraine worth $800 million. there is also this
historically black colleges just as black history month begins. plus, vladimir putin accuses united states and nato as using ukraine as a pawn. and with just two days left before the beijing olympics kick off, the fbi is urging american athletes to leave their personal phones at home. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. welcome to the show, everyone. it is wednesday, february 2nd. america s colleges are on alert after several threats of violence right across the country. that includes at least a dozen historically black colleges that received bomb threats on the first day of black history month. in minnesota one student is dead and another critically injured after shooting at the south education center. authorities arrested two suspects tuesday evening and here s what happened earlier. have a look. officers arrived and discovered two students had been shot on the sidewalk outside of the school. officers quickly determined that the su