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are consequences for government officials. reporter: controversial case that could go on indefinitely. and davis s attorneys are questioning if the licenses issued yesterday are valid since they don t contain her signature. the county attorney and attorneys for the couples assert they are valid. complex issues ethical and legal here in kentucky. peter. sarah, thank you. matt saber is the founder of liberty counsel and attorney for kim davis. thank you for being here. my pleasure. you said your client is not going to resign. she holds the jailhouse keys at this point. she won t resign. sht e could go back and simply not issue those licenses to same-sex couples ithe self. she won t do that. in some ways, that could be a win-win? why not take that option? because number one, she was elected by the people for 27 years. they want her to serve. if they change their mind, that s up to them. she i doing a great job. she will return $1.5 million in savings to them. s ....
he will join us in just a few minutes. tyler s down at the nyse. but first, breaking news. john harwood, it concerns russia. john joins us from washington. john? sue, the white house and european union, as they signaled at last week s nato meeting, have just announced deepened sanctions on the natural, energy and defense sectors on russia over the crisis in ukraine. they did that despite the cease-fire agreement that has a peace process under way. they indicated that if the peace process progresses, those sanctions can be rolled back. but russia has reacted instantly and said that this shows a lack of faith and an undermining of the peace process by the united states and the european union, but the united states and its allies believe they need to move forward with these. of course, the president s got his hands full all over the world including in ukraine where whatever process is going on right now, they have not gotten the russians and the pro-russian separatists t ....
prosecutors as they get set to rest their case today. and 14 years. the new study that shows hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause linger longer much longer than expected. it is getting the attention of million was women tuesday, february 17th 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning and welcome to today. did we mention that storm? don t start with me. i had no idea. not two. all three anchors said did you mention this yesterday? i went through and wrote this down for the entire mid-atlantic coast. icing in the south and snow in the northeast. they didn t hear a word i said. all we heard was boston boston. sell it,al. while al burns, we will get to the latest on the storm. it s knocked out power to more than 335,000 people mat jority in georgia and south carolina. states of emergency have been declared in five states where hundreds of drivers were strand an ....
on behalf of members worldwide i want to welcome you. i d like to welcome our c-span and radio audiences. you can follow the action on twitter today. use the hashtag npc lunch. applause is not evidence of lack of journalistic objectivity. our head table includes guests of our speakers and working journalists who are members of the national press club. let me introduce them to you now. i d ask each person to stand briefly as their names are announced. from the audiences right ken delecky. haley sukayama. andrea andrea. thomas opal. senator john warner. [ applause ] donna, breaking news reporter for usa today. vice chair of the peoples committee. jen jetson. tony capaccio defense reporter at bloomberg news. recent pentagon developments show that ray mabus sees change ahead for the military branch that he oversees. last week he directed his staff to create an advisory council to quote, assist accelerate enable and thrive. he s got a page on facebook. he has named ships for ....
the news today, monday, december 31st, 2012. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today on a very busy monday morning. i m willie geist. and i m erica hill. matt and savannah have the morning off. we ll have the latest on secretary of state clinton s condition in a live report straight ahead. it is the last day of 2012. you and i are both in the same situation with young children. people filing into times square in new york city. it is the world s biggest party. of course, security will be extremely tight. we ll check in on celebrations there and around the world. then we ll catch up with three women that had us talking in 2012, including a mom that sparked debate over this picture. and an anchor who caught flack about her weight. andrea mitchell joins us with the condition of secretary of state hillary clinton. her spokesman called a blood clot stemming ....