hello, welcome to our viewers joining us here from the united states and all over the world, you are watching cnn newsroom and i m rosemary church. just ahead, heavy snowfall along the west coast leaves hundreds of residents stranded, and the situation across the northeast does not look much better. we will bring you the latest on extreme weather pummeling parts of the united states. a stunning admission under oath, the chair of the fox corporation, rupert murdaugh, acknowledges that fox news anchors pushed a election lies on air. reports of crumbling morale and desperation within the russian military. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. we begin with extreme weather in the united states, as a winter storm is pummeling parts of the country with heavy snow and rain. nearly 50 million people are under winter weather alerts, across the northeast. new york s governor says parts of the state could see up to a foot of snow. schools in connec
american citizens from the war zone. why are other nations right now successfully evacuating their own citizens by the hundreds. sandra: one of the major questions as the pentagon readies for a briefing. picture is up, podium is there, we are waiting for the briefing, and take the news off the top. navy seals pulling off an evacuation of the embassy workers and families but hundreds of americans are still there at this hour as the deadly fighting gets closer and closer. john: we will see if the pentagon has a message today for those folks. welcome back as america reports rolls into a second hour. i m john roberts in washington. starting off a new week, sandra. sandra: right on into it, john. a lot of people think of war the moment they hear sudan but bloody battles in the past have never been like this. all right, so you are looking live in sudan, thousands of americans have been left behind and this makes the pentagon briefing that we are waiting any moment now key,
the white house from camp david today saying he wanted to shoot down the balloon at the first available opportunity and that, in his view, is exactly what the pentagon did. watch it come over into the united states from canada. i told them to shoot it down as soon as it was appropriate. they concluded we should not shoot it down over land, was not a serious threat and we should wait until it got across the water. that s, of course, what happened saturday afternoon. a usf-22 fighter firing a single sidewinder missile at the chinese balloon bringing it down just off the coast of south carolina, and the president said the chinese were well aware of what was coming. we made it clear to china what we were going to do. reporter: but critics, many of them republican, question the wisdom of waiting to shoot down the balloon until after it had flown right across the united states and over several sensitive u.s. military sites. look, i m not saying detonate this thing over a
twisters cited. gusts of winds reaching 114 mile-per-hour. when you are standing for our values you stand up against assault. woke ideology in the sunshine state publicly sparring with disney over presence rights you got woke ideology taking over some institutions. a group of grannies giving rihanna a run for money as they recreate halftime show now shining bright like a diamond. some critics suggesting they outperformed rihanna tonight is the night we will fight until it s over put our hands up like the ceiling can t hold us like the kreiger can t hold us. griff: you are looking live at nashville, tennessee. hands up, look at that gorgeous pete hegseth s hometown now there. joining pete and ainsley on this monday morning as we kick things off and ainsley, i don t want to put you in the middle of a fight. pete and i were talking about those grannies they didn t just recreate rihanna s super bowl halftime show they took to the next level. pete didn t like. it i
david patterson ripping new york city officials. there are other people out on the street who are homeless. they have problems, too. we are witnessing history tonight. breaking the record for the most grammy wins of all time beyonce. god bless you. thank you so much. people keep on dying. brian: hey, the grammys were last night. it s a time for music to salute music. move sessions to salute other musicians. they seem to pick the same person every single time. do you notice it s all about beyonce, beyonce. how can you be getting this is chris stapleton by the way. is he more country music. he sounds more bliewzy. ainsley: performing with stevie wonder. i don t think he should be labeled country. i think he is a more blues. pete: there is a lot of creditor reason. brian: i listened to his book on tape. pete: i woke up to one text from my wife to prepare for the show and she said the grammys 50th anniversary of hip hop was off the charts awesome. bria