covid. thank you. thank you. i ll take this one question. reporter: are you going to share anything more about the message to senator manchin about why you would like him to [ indiscernible ] . no, look i, i told you when i speak to senators or house members or governors or any other elected official, to try to convince them that what i m proposing makes sense and it s not inconsistent with what they believe, i do that and then i ll discuss it after. okay? thanks for your time. thank you. all right. welcome to meet the press daily . i m garrett haake. we ve been watching president biden answer questions after he was briefed by his emergency response team on the state of the federal response to those tornado disasters that just hammered kentucky and several neighboring states. as you heard him there, the president said he will be visiting kentucky on wednesday. and that the federal government would provide whatever assistance was needed in the region. we ll be spe
smith. the 0-2. left side, swanson to first. the braves are world champions! first time since 1995, the atlanta braves win the world series. what an unlikely team to win. also, they were under .500 much of the year. they ended up with 88 wins. that was it. they came from the weakest division in baseball, the n.l. east, considered a joke throughout the entire year. but, man, willie geist, there was one moment from the game last night, a home run. i don t think i ve seen anybody hit a ball this hard! wow. that s way out. how does that happen? the braves lead 3-0. willie, they re sitting in houston. wow. the debutantes in houston, baby. that thing left the stadium. can t hold a candle to that. holy cow! that left the soler, a trade deadline acquisition, hits it out of the stadium, and the braves win their first world series since the mid 90s. great night for long-suffering atlanta fans. great night for the braves. as you said, they were under .500 in early a
morrison s book, beloved, leading to legislation by material that was vetoed by mcauliffe when he was governor. this is like every issue where each side accuses the other of playing politics when both camps are engaged in. there s reasons why the media seizes on issues like books, plenty of ordinary folks think they re important. i m howard kurtz and this is media buzz. howie: ahead, journalist andrew sullivan joins us on media intolerance and the latest damaging disclosureses about facebook. when barack obama campaigned for terry mcauliffe, he dismissed the toni morrison book controversy as a conservative media creation. we don t have time to be wasting on these phony trumped-up culture wars, this fake outrage that right wing media pedaled to juice their ratings. let me tell you about how business works in tv, barack obama. fox news covers the culture war that you started because it s real news. so people come to fox to watch real news. howie: and the pundits pick side
can get better with specialized treatment, go to no cd i d com to learn more i m jeremy diamond in tel aviv, and this is cnn a legal win for donald trump and his co-defendants in georgia. the judge dismissing six charges in the indictment against them in the election interference case. as a major your decision about whether fani willis can stay on as prosecutors still looms over all of it. and time might be up for tiktok, the house voting to ban the app if it s chinese parent company, doesn t spin it off within six months. a huge bipartisan showing in the vote, but will it pass the senate? and what will president biden do? plus americans deployed to haiti, the pentagon sending marines to the embassy in a borne by violence. a nation on the edge of anarchy as politicians and gangs fight for power, we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central one day after winning enough delegates to become the presumptive re
and very nice glasses. i ll be back later today with kate bolduan, 04:00 p.m. eastern for special coverage of super tuesday inside politics with dana bash, start right now on inside politics, it s a tuesday to remember americans in more than a dozen states across the country are casting their ballots. this super tuesday, the decisions could end the primaries ease and then all but hand the republican nomination to donald trump, or a third straight election plus, is this nikki haley s last stand? he s on the verge of mathematical elimination. so what s her next move and more importantly, where we ll her supporters land. and four years ago on super tuesday joe biden pulled off a staggering political comeback. this time, he s an incumbent president preparing for a rematch with monumental consequences, will look at morning sirens for both men with eight months to go until the general election. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics first up is the b