Trump election interference trial. How shes fighting possible disqualification, and what it could mean for the former president. Guilty on all counts, a dramatic conclusion to a headlinegrabbing case, a woman convicted for her role in the death of her boyfriends estranged wife. Whiteout, a winter storm blanketing parts of california and nevada. Traveling anywhere and nearly impossible. How long the intense conditions could last. And all clear, the dramatic decision from the cdc to ease covid isolation guidelines, the new recommendations, and what they really mean to you. Thanks so much for ending your week with us, and starting your month. Yeah, happy friday, happy march 1st. Thats right, were going to start this hour in georgia, where closing arguments are under way in a hearing that could dramatically change one of the criminal cases for president donald trump. Connected to the 2020 election interference case in georgia, the former president , and others, were indicted over alleged e
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an explosive report of sex abuse cases inside the southern baptist convention. survivors repeatedly ignored and disbelieved by the largest protestant denomination in the united states as leaders themselves tried to protect their own reputations instead of protecting the victims. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start with our world lead and top white house advisers caught off guard by this response from president biden when he was asked in a news conference in tokyo if the u.s. would be willing to foe further than it has with ukraine to help taiwan in the event of an invasion. you didn t want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily for obvious reasons. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? yes. you are? that s the commitment we made. now, president biden didn t specify what he meant by militarily, but the question defined the term as the u.s. military getting directly involved as it has not done in uk
Anne makovec joins us in studio with what Governor Brown is had to say. Reporter this is a speech that governors generally use to chart the course for the next year and it was a chance instead to shape his legacy. California was built on dreams and perseverance and the bolder path is still our way forward. Reporter governor jerry browns final state of the state address was equal parts optimism and raised concern. Our world, our way of life, our system of governance, all are at a immediate and genuine risk reporter he sites poisoned politics, Nuclear Threats and climate change, thats something brown has sounded the alarm on since he became governor in 1975 saying the prosperity of california is directly related to the environment. Today, he introduced a task force to reduce the threat of wildfires. We cant fight nature. We have to learn how to get along with her. Reporter he continued to tout the bullet train to l. A. Which is plagued by cost overruns and delays and the states plan to b
Writing that series, he also under a pen name owen perry previously wrote six awardwinning civil war mysteries covering the first two years of the war. Colonel peters is a retired u. S. Army enlisted man and officer. He has written numerous works on strategy and security. The more recent military topics. Hes a highly regarded journalist and currently the fox news strategic analyst, and a member of the Hoover Institutions working group at Stanford University and he currently lives in warrenton and his title today is the human side of civil war leadership. Please welcome colonel peters. [ applause ] good morning, ladies and gentlemen. You know, you really all should be outside on this beautiful day. This is amazing weather, but im glad youre here. First, i have to get a commercial in not for my books although my publisher would be delighted if youd buy them, but for one of the most important institutions in the United States of america, the National Park service, and in these Turbulent T