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
these three issues of fighting for the proliferation of guns. also fighting to defend democracy voices of dissent, challenging authoritarian forces within our nation right now. and third was the issue of racism, you saw that we were expelled. we saw this collision of the three issues and it really does transcend as one issue. our movement transience one issue because we live there. fighting for democracy, seeing a lot of emphasis, corresponding to protecting journalists, especially those who are predicting we know that the first amendment, we are fighting for democracy, we know that free press was vital if you re going to continue to move forward and represent the future that i hope our generation wants to put forth in this world. let me ask you about something that goes beyond tennessee. i m thinking about montana. what do you think of efforts there to silence the opposition? i m thinking about montana state representative sonia who
studio. thank you so much, good to be here jonathan. you came for the correspondents dinner, how we received? people were very supportive of the event, celebrating the first amendment. we have been fighting for the first amendment, fighting for democracy. you are so key and vital in, i want to be there and see a familiar face. so in the intro, i talked about the fact that you were expelled for speaking out gun violence and you were expelled from the body. we look at you as you are fighting for gun safety, but i notice that you put an emphasis on first amendment and what that dinner was about last night. talk about why it was so important for the three of you to speak out on a message that went beyond the specific thing you are protesting, which was gun violence. definitely, our expulsion really was this collision of
she was taken to hospital, sutured, and she still went back to the polling station to vote. those actions have made her a national hero, here, in the country. nigerians are flocking to her aid, donating money, they want to help her because she represents the symbol of the resilience of the nigerian people. they just want good leadership, they just want a country that works. absolutely, fighting for democracy, stephanie joins us live from lead us, thank you. more than three years after brexit became official, the uk and eu have finally struck a deal on how to handle trade in northern ireland. a thorny issue left dangling after the big divorce. the european commission president acknowledged the lingering tension, and said the windsor framework will let the two sides begin a new chapter. the new deal replaces its problematic predecessor, the northern island protocol, a
know, our senator has been one in which i think she spent a little bit more time in washington, d.c. than here in the state of arizona. we ve attempted to reach out to our senator exactly on issues like this, fighting for democracy. we ve seen bills to make it harder to register people to vote, make it more difficult for them to vote at the polls, and after they vote, make it even difficult for their ballots to be counted. we ve seen with this bogus audit that just took place. so the reality is arizona is on the front lines. so a growing number of arizona democrats are calling for senator sinema to face a primary challenge in 2024. do you agree with them? un, the reality is right now in 2022 as we re facing a huge election, you know, yesterday i marched in the streets with martin luther king iii and the king family asking for senators to deliver for voting rights. just a few miles away from that