confirmed that they are considering judge michelle childs of south carolina who has is being pushed by biden ally jim clyburn. we see on the screen more people we believe are under consideration from the white house to fulfill this role. now, you said president biden says he wants to have a nominee by the end of february and of course chuck schumer majority leader in the senate says he wants the confirmation process to go quickly. we will hear a this rhetoric about where it is, where the white house is in the process of things really for the next few weeks. boris, christi? jasmine wright, thank you. good to see you this morning. so there is optimism this morning as the united states turns a corner on this latest surge of covid cases. that states might start easing restrictions. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard has more. reporter: christi and boris, there is a lot of optimism but that doesn t mean that the united states is going to roll back its covid-19 measures or
years about excessive fines and fees imposed by law enforcement, amounting to ultimately half of the town s budget. the policing problems have only gotten worse in recent years, putting the town under some new scrutiny here and cnn s nick valencia went to take a look. reporter: less than 30 minutes north of birmingham sits the small town of brookside, alabama. it s a former mining town with no stoplights, no retail stores other than the dollar general and no major crimes. a stretch of interstate 22 runs directly through brookside and the town has a lot of cops to police it. brookside is only about three miles long and has just over 1,200 residents, but the police here, they feel the need for at least three s.w.a.t. vehicles. not only that, they also have a tank, which looks brand-new. according to the local media outlet a.l..com between 2018 and
pretty remarkable job in terms of the main roads of making sure that they re clear. you can see black top throughout the streets and a lot of the side roads as well. that was a challenge when you get getting from 2 to 3 inches an hour yesterday afternoon. authorities were certainly concerned they weren t going to be able to keep up but they basically worked throughout the night and continue to work this morning to make sure those roads are clear. power outages that s one of the big areas of concern, a lot of that along the massachusetts coastal areas, areas that saw some of that coastal flooding. you can bet utilities companies will be working as hard as they can to make sure people get back on line as soon as possible. we checked with the utilities companies this morning and the numbers are dropping in terms of power outages. the temperature feeling about negative 7 degrees the real feel here in boston right now. yeah, that s what i thought. i thought that there was some really cold
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units through the same sort of drills they would put the other units through. it is concerning. there are few details about the blood supplies, how much, where it s going, towards which units. is it close to which units might it be supporting? could it be those first into combat? there s a lot of detail we don t have but it s very clear the ukrainians are trying to tamp down the idea that this invasion could be imminent because they don t want to spread tensions and fear and panic among their own politician. the deputy defense minister said this is essentially part of psychological warfare. of course, this is what the ukrainians feel russia has been exposing them to over the last number of years. they are used to this. they feel that we don t understand it and that we don t get it, but i think, you know, the real information is in the details that we don t have about the blood supplies. it is really how much, to which