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progress. many in europe, particularly, breathing a sigh of relief. though, it's definitely too early to get too excited because there is a lot of work to be done. the next thing that we will see, apparently, is for the u.s. to supply a written response to russia's demands. this is something russia as been quite adamant about from the beginning. blinken did not provide those written statements today but they will be over the course of the next week. then, there will be some kind of a ministerial meeting potentially again between lavrov and blinken. and then, even the possibility that blinken mentioned of he a poe potential meeting between president biden and putin. not clear if that would be in person or virtual and of course, all of this is predicated on the fact that there will not be any kind of a military incursion or invasion or any real aggression coming from the russian side. and -- and that is still a question mark at this stage. how sincere is russia about this diplomatic process? a lot of people are not so sure.
there is a sense that at least for now, diplomacy is not dead. and that is some form of progress. many in europe, particularly, breathing a sigh of relief. though, it's definitely too early to get too excited because there is a lot of work to be done. the next thing that we will see, apparently, is for the u.s. to supply a written response to russia's demands. this is something russia as been quite adamant about from the beginning. blinken did not provide those written statements today but they will be over the course of the next week. then, there will be some kind of a ministerial meeting potentially again between lavrov and blinken. and then, even the possibility that blinken mentioned of he a potential meeting between president biden and putin. not clear if that would be in person or virtual and of course, all of this is predicated on the fact that there will not be any kind of a military incursion or invasion or any real aggression coming from the russian side. and -- and that is still a question mark at this stage. how sincere is russia about this
safe. it was a simple question for this top doctor wouldn't answer. why democrats walked out of his confirmation hearing and refused to vote. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, january 27th. it is 5:00 a.m. here in new york. thank you for getting an early start with us. i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. good morning, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> we begin here with a thunderbolt in washington, d.c. the retirement of supreme court justice stephen breyer. the liberal justice is expected to formally announce his decision at a white house event with president biden as early as today. more on that in just a moment. now, as for his replacement, the president has promised to make history here, naming the first black woman to the high court. >> such a move could serve as a political lifeline for democrats hoping to motivate the base before midterm elections this fall. but for now, many in the party are breathing a sigh of relief. at 83, breyer was the oldest member of the court and had been under intense pressure from the left to step down while mr.
>> for the first time in a year and a half, the rittenhouse family breathing a sigh of relief. the teen now free. >> we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> rittenhouse dropping to his knees, acquitted of all charges. >> is there anyone who does not agree with the verdict as read? >> he was on trial for shooting three men, killing two, during unrest in kenosha last summer. >> you walk into the courtroom there. how were you feeling when you heard the first not guilty verdict? >> once that verdict was read, i was -- i was so relieved for him, and i started crying. my girls were crying. just seeing kyle face and hands just collapsing to the floor.
they pushed it over the line tonight. president biden will be delighted, he was due to go to delaware, to his home state. he held off doing so to put his political might behind the effort to get the legislation over the finish line tonight and he will be well pleased as and he will be well pleased as a result. �* , , a result. i'm sure he will be breathing — a result. i'm sure he will be breathing a _ a result. i'm sure he will be breathing a sigh _ a result. i'm sure he will be breathing a sigh of - a result. i'm sure he will be breathing a sigh of relief. . a result. i'm sure he will be l breathing a sigh of relief. you know what the $1 trillion will be spent on? know what the $1 trillion will be spent on?— be spent on? yes, roads, bridges — be spent on? yes, roads, bridges and _ be spent on? yes, roads, bridges and ports. - be spent on? yes, roads, l bridges and ports. basically overhauling this country's creaking infrastructure. broadband internet access and our people, overhaul —— overhaul of the nation's roads, railways and so on. this is a massive measure that the president says will create. it will boost the economy
compromise to reduce the deficit and revert the default that would have devastated the economy. >> everyone is breathing a sigh of relief. >> we did what we did today, cut spending for every dollar that week increase the debt by 12 years, we would reduce the deficit. but if we do everything we want, of course not. >> we bought it for this deal. >> why? >> there was a classic to is the glass or half-empty? >> we can come together. to cut spending and raise revenue, no way to reduce our deficit. >> we are off the cliff and now right into the frying pan. you are going to have to put up more do.
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coast, were flash flood alert are posted tonight from southeast texas to the florida panhandle. hurricane nicholas came ashore as a category one storm with gusts approaching 100 miles per hour, downgraded but still powerful, it is slamming the region with torrential rain, more than nine inches in houston so far. some areas could end up with more than twice that amount in the coming days. and communities still struggling to recover from hurricane ida two weeks ago, are again being inundated with more rain. and the storm is moving slowly, pounding southern louisiana and mississippi. life-threatening floods could quickly develop in low-lying areas and the outer rain bands of nicholas could unleash tornadoes. cbs' janet shamlian is going to lead off our coverage tonight in beaumont, texas, good evening, janet. >> reporter: hurricane nicholas was a rainmaker and there are areas of high water throughout southeast texas, but for the most part, damage was minimal, and storm-weary communities are breathing a sigh of relief. nicholas roared ashore along the texas coast as a category 1 hurricane overnight with winds
motorists and people stuck in businesses, and for your department, how dicey was that time? >> that was really dicey. thank you to our local partners, the police department, fire, ems, public works, and the n911 call takers as well. we all pulled together as a team and we were able to rescue those residents and business owners and occupants and we transported them to a library where we sheltered them for the entire night. >> mr. mayor, i understand that there was a meeting scheduled with your emergency management team for this afternoon. has that happened, and if so, what have you learned? >> absolutely. we've been meeting throughout the week, and trenton is a city along the delaware river, which has had a history of flooding and neighborhoods along the river along with the state highway. the water is receding now, so we are breathing a sigh of relief.
need for this terrible moment. —— any assistance they need for this terrible moment. meanwhile, more than 20,000 homes were left without power after tropical storm henri made landfall on rhode island, downgraded from a category one hurricane, many residents along the northeast coast of the united states were breathing a sigh of relief. we've seen a lot of wind damage, trees down and stuff like that, a couple of inches of water on the road. that's about it. and loss of power. henri is weakening, but heavy rainfall is expected to continue with potential for more flooding. disaster relief has already been approved for a number of states, with the president pledging the government will do everything it can to help them respond and recover. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. an update for you on the uk effort at cobble international airport. we have just heard from the foreign office added same has further reinforced five foreign office staff