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welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, can 2345ada and around world. i'm kim brunhuber. ahead -- >> this is iowa weather. >> iowa weather. >> right now most of the state of iowa is under a blizzard warning with whiteout conditions and drifting snow. millions across the u.s. face similar winter weather alerts. and the bitter cold could impact how many iowa voters turn out to caucus monday and which presidential candidate ultimately comes out on top. and the u.s. hits houthi targets in yemen for a second day. we'll get reaction from the region. >> live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. we begin with life threatening blizzard conditions across the u.s. more than 100 million people,
stand when it documentation china? whether a would they do today about ukraine getting into 2345eu9 toe? would they really stop it where we are -- will vivek ramaswamy actually say on stage i'm going to stop that war where it is right now if russia promises not to team with china? i mean, are we going to get rid of obamacare, still? they have to be ready to answer those questions, let alone be able to defend their record and introduce themselves. >> ainsley: china, russia, ukraine, also israel, we heard what nikki haley the ambassador was saying about vivek ramaswamy, that it was time to end america's special bond with israel. she disagrees with that i am curious to learn more about that as to larry elder. larry elder came out and said he has qualified for the debated and the signed the biden pledge but the rnc is saying he hasn't qualified so we'll learn more about that later arrests the day unfolds. and donald trump, he doesn't have to sign the form. because he says he is not participating in the debate.
additional aggressive steps to streamline operations. a super pac for barack obama former president trump reacting to the news writing team desantis has lit tens of millions of dollars on fire and in return desantis has seen a collapse in polling. desantis is trying to reassure donors he can overcome a summer slump. a monmouth university poll shows desantis trying trump by 32 points. the remaining republican candidates sit far behind in single digits. today north dakota governor doug burgum met the fundraising and polling requirements. >> they have put the organization behind to getting us to 40,000 donors and thanks all of them. >> so far seven candidates have qualified for the debate including former new jersey governor chris christie. he says voters are still far from decided on who should be the next nominee. >> i think there will be a lot of narrowing even before iowa. i think there will be 2345eur rowing that will be created by
mistake. >> it's a huge mistake. as i said as a member of the energy and natural resources committee just a few days ago, we have to remember hat american people use carbon-based fuels, fossil fuels have an impact in our lives, and we have to consider not only what people don't like about them, but also how we benefit there from them. if we lose that, we'll find ourselves in this morass in which we will have of no ability to live our lives as we would prefer. we will have no ability for poor and middle class americans to get ahead. this will be an invisible tax on everything we buy affecting poor and middle class americans disproportion 2345eu9ly. maria: okay. senator, thanks very much. utah senator mike lee. be sure to check out senator lee's book on the supreme court, "saving nine," available where books are sold. mike lee joining us this morning. quick break and then house oversight committee chairman
mistake. >> it's a huge mistake. as i said as a member of the energy and natural resources committee just a few days ago, we have to remember hat american people use carbon-based fuels, fossil fuels have an impact in our lives, and we have to consider not only what people don't like about them, but also how we benefit there from them. if we lose that, we'll find ourselves in this morass in which we will have of no ability to live our lives as we would prefer. we will have no ability for poor and middle class americans to get ahead. this will be an invisible tax on everything we buy affecting poor and middle class americans disproportion 2345eu9ly. maria: okay. senator, thanks very much. utah senator mike lee. be sure to check out senator lee's book on the supreme court, "saving nine," available where books are sold. mike lee joining us this morning. quick break and then house oversight committee chairman
between their teams. yesterday as well with the president here in poland and today with the nine leaders of the eastern flank 2345i toe countries. these were not just grip and grab. these were intensive discussions about policy, about needs, about what needs to happen going forward. not just in terms of the assistance for ukraine, the coalition strategy in terms of of the process going forward with the ukraine and russia war, but also in terms of what nato allies need, what nato allies on the front lines want and how the u.s. cannot just offer their reassurance, but also deliver whether it's about troops, money, equipment as well all of this is in placeplay right now. those are critical discussions and will lead to critical decisions in the weeks and months ahead. >> phil mattingly, we appreciate your coverage here. now let's get to some important and related cnn reporting. u.s. officials telling cnn that russia failed in an effort to test launch an ic with, m around the time the her honor president
growing on the biden administration. jacqui heinrich has that part of the story. >> white house officials are not explaining why president biden has yet to address the three objects shot down since friday or even if he's just trying to avoid hyping concerns. >> what we're trying to do here is provide as much information as we can. >> the white house says later this week they will release policy recommendations. the national security adviser is gathering on how to identify and deal with future potential threats. >> i don't have a vehicle or how it's going to be shared to all of you. but, clearly, the president thought it was important to get this done. >> is that part of what the president is waiting for before he talks to the american people about this. >> i just don't have anything to read out. >> in the meantime three objects may be benign although nobody has claimed them. >> it can be from a 2345eugs state. they can be from commercial entities. research scientific institutions. we just don't know.
campaign, and in the lead up to the transition, the biden, the incoming biden administration was actively focused on judges and judicial, internally was important, it was important to the vice president, it was important to president biden but externally, people out there in the streets. they were not necessarily screaming from the mountain tops, 2345 years ago about judges, but because of activists and organizers like those with demand justice raising the bar, organizing people and communities, i think that that is why we have seen the tight turn, and now the spotlight is gonna continue to be on what this administration is doing on judges. >> yeah, i think it's really true, you do need, you can't just do this stuff top-down, you can't do that stuff secret congress style, there's gotta be a punch, there's gotta be folks paying attention to it into. and i agree, pied and has been a great pardon. that i want to ask you about the one big iceberg on the horizon next. here i don't think will be, i think judges will need to be confirmed, particularly with that majority, it gets rid of them the committee deadlock
it might be a kari lake or somebody else that they rejected and could do so in the future. >> and i couldn't help but notice that we heard a white house that was rallying around senator sin 2345cisinema here a that 99% of the time she voted with the administration. and behind closed doors, do you think that democrats and the when you say in particular are more nervous about this move than they are letting on publicly? >> well, i have to imagine that they did the calculus, right? even after raphael warnock won and they thought kyrsten sinema always was a bit of a wild card. so even though there were these headlines and celebration of the democrats owning this balance of power, you still didn't know where sinema would come out in
in 1954, the then-cleveland inyans were 111-43. and will ie mays and the new yok giants swept them in the world series. and we've had teams like the '87 twins who did not have an imposing record but beat the cardinals in the world series. the cardinals in 2006 snuck into the playoffs, got hot at the right time, and won the world series. the seattle mariners won 116 games in 2001 and didn't make it to the world series. that's the 2345i nature of baseball. in a short series in baseball, just the nature of the sport makes it more likely that the team that appears to be the lesser team on paper has a better chance -- not a better chance to win, but a better chance if they played 100 games not a better chance to win, but a decent chance to win a best out of five or best out of seven. >> bob, stick around because i have more questions for you, not about baseball. you're going to stick with us and we're going to talk about the nfl's new concussion