that actually what is spent more money than we spent this year we can t do that. we all know how big this deficit is for me also note inflation $6 trillion. we have to spend last. jon: meantime president biden taken part a second full day of g-7 talks in japan. by the administration appears to be doing an about-face on sending f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. after months of dragging its feet on a decision despite the urgent request. white house correspondent peter d.c. joins us from japan. let s start with the that talks what can you tell us? good jon prison by nyssa bristling at questions about a possible default while he is here in japan trying to conduct some diplomacy. ask these negotiations before. [inaudible] shush up okay? thank you. brand-new white house memo out within the last hour reads in part that remains a path forward to reach a reasonable bipartisan agreement if republicans come back to the table to negotiate in good faith. but president biden has been clear h
following questions yesterday. what is the white house reaction to special counsel durham s report on how the fbi handled the trump-russia probe. i would leave it to the department of justice to speak to. does he agree with special counsel durham that there needs to be wholesale changes at the fbi. again that s with the department of justice and not something i am going to speak from the podium. as you just stated we believe in an independent department of justice that s what the president said when he was running and what the president said last year. thank you very much see new japan. not exactly shooting down the quote. aid to adam schiff. one of the house permanent select committee on intelligence staffers d.c. speak for the intel committee. their boss adam would soon take over leadership to of the committee. the researcher took the comment as a mild threat. kevin mccarthy questioned schiff s suitability for public office. it really raises the question about a
While in ukraine, war rages. Im ian lee in mykolaiv, where theres little joy this new years day. U. S. Deportations balloon, as Border Numbers rise. Im omar free Fran Ka On The Texas mexico border. The latest on the Immigration Emergency coming up. And later, pasadena blooms once again. Lavish rose floats are back, and for some, so is hope. Im going to keep doing all the things that i love and try to live to the fullest. Announcer this is the cbs announcer this is the Cbs Weekend News. Captioning funded by cbs good evening and thanks for joining us. A fierce storm has ushered in the new year in california. In sacramento, it was the wettest new years eve on record. At least two levies have been overwhelmed. And tonight the danger is not over. This is highway 99. Its a major north south road, where some drivers became waters led to several rescues throughout the region. The storm is heading east bringing storms to utah and tornados to the south. Leads us off tonight from San Francisco wi
democrats colluded with the fbi, cia, and big tech to censor us and hijack elections. the two journalists who broke the story testified in front of congress today. twitter, facebook, google and other companies developed a formal system for taking in moderation requests from every corner of government from the fbi, the dhs, even the cia is making lists of people whose opinions, beliefs, associations or sympathies are deemed misinformation, disinformation, or mall information. as someone who grew up a traditional aclu liberal, this mechanism for punishment and deprivation without due process is horrifying. the censorship industrial complex combines established methods of psychological manipulation some developed by the u.s. military during the global war on terror with highly sophisticated stools science artificial intelligence. federal government officials, agencies and contractors have gone from fighting isis recruiters and russian bots to censoring and deplatforming ordi
powerful quake that sent tremors across the entire region. the magnitude 7.8 quake struck before day break in southern turkey nearly the border with syria. the quake and aftershocks collapsing buildings. now a desperate search and rescue efforts under way to find people trapped in piles of rubble. cnn s scott mclean joins us from london. scott, this is one of the strongest quakes to hit turkey in a century, what do we know? reporter: that s right, this part of the turkey, christine, used to earthquakes but nothing like this. this happened in the middle of the night, so people were jolted out of bed with this terrifying shaking. they re finding themselves running out of their houses and apartment buildings into very cold weather. turkey is experiencing an unusual cold snap in that part of the country. andmalatya, they re working to get people of the rubble. with the cold weather, time of the essence, because people were not survive in this kind of cold. we re getting message