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Woman. she's viewed -- siddiqui is the woman jailed in texas who this perpetrator alleges he wanted her free. she is viewed as being unfairly or not accurately convicted and has become sort of a galvanizing force for a lot of the radical elements within -- not within islam but within violent islam that would do something like this. >> yeah. great analysis, juliette. thanks my friend. i appreciate it. parts of the u.s. being hit with heavy winter weather. everything you need to know about this storm from the cnn weather center and derek van dam. that's coming up. the daybed slash dog bed. the...

You can probably hear some of the circus around me, craig. this is going to be a really big issue in the mid-term elections and what the president is eager to do is model behavior for many in his party. we know the defund the police movement was a galvanizing force for many progressives. this was a president who has kept his distance from it and he's going to be joined by mayor eric adams, a former nypd captain telling gutierrez that defund the police is the wrong slogan, that public safety is not a bumper sticker. this is a president who is going to be more through his optics today than throu...

Of shelling tonight. i want to go to nick paton walsh who's been reporting from that entire region now for this whole conflict. what's happened? what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, anderson, and last sort of 20 minutes or so, we have heard what sounded like outgoing shelling from this, frankly, until that moment, devastatingly quiet and blacked-out port city. it's unclear what was being targeted. as we drove in here earlier on today, we saw that outgoing shelling seemed to be targeting, we thought, by the ukrainian army, what must have been russian positions to the north of this city. and then...

The prevailing narrative. >> greg: that's a pretty good assessment. i can feel the galvanizing force of these stories that kind of have sped up and are accumulating to create a narrative. and they only go in one direction. and i understand why they only go in one direction, because it's the invaded who experience the atrocity, right? and that's all we're going to see. however, i can't help but feel that this is a lot like other stories that we've gone through in the digital age in which an image is taken and then played over and over and over again to create some kind of emotional response out...

His entire time today talking about how precedent stinks. you know, these right-wing jurists who want to talk about precedent until they don't. this is a 50-year precedent in this country, and now they're saying, well, never mind, it's -- it's really politically interesting, and i think it's going to end up being a galvanizing force. >> well, you guys were speaking of civil, i think you guys were also terrific and civil in this conversation, as well. look, it is -- >> another minute would have gotten uncivilized. >> fair enough. i'm glad i stopped it here. i appreciate both of you. for what it...