trouble. plus, china nears a covid breaking point. an outbreak over stretches hospitals and pushes its precedent to take a new step in that country s fight against the virus, and how soon is soon? the committee investigating donald trump s taxes promises to release them any day. this is what we are watching at this hour. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining me. kate bolduan is off today. we begin this hour in western new york where a, quote, generational blizzard is pummeling the city of buffalo and all of erie county. the death toll has climbed to 25 and the county executive says that number is likely to grow. i just have to offer my deepest condolences to those that lost a loved one as a result of this horrible situation. i never thought i would face this. i thought the storm we faced in 2014 would have been the worst in which we had 14 deaths and
new finance minister in place for three days has delivered. when she asked him to step in three days ago, she probably didn t know the extent of what was announced today but she could do nothing about it. there is no way she could survive firing another finance minister, so she just had to sit there, behind him in parliament, and striking quite an embarrassed and glum figure, as he ripped up everything that she stood for, and we re in this extraordinary position, katy, where a, so early in a prime minister s time, they are incredibly weak but b, the finance minister after three days is perhaps the most powerful person in the country, and the party are dismayed not the least because of the polls tonight, labor 56%, and the conservatives 20%, and an astonishing deficit. the conservative party the
it s true, the old joke the iowa caucus voter, what are you thinking? well, about henderson. i ve only met him three times, undecided. gentlemen, i can t thank you enough. that was a great conversation about politics. our thanks. coming up for us, a late live update from capitol hill, where a, garrett haake is still up and awake and taking nourishme nourishment, and b, he s going to tell us where all this might be headed as soon as tomorrow.
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advocates say that officers mass be more hesitant to respond to threats, like in one recent case in alabama, where a didn t act, by his own admission, when the perpetrator took the officer s weapon and pistol whipped him almost to death with it. reporter: how else will the police change their gave? law enforcement experts say they expect police squads to change deployment tactics and move around in teams of two or three officers when possible. also, response toss crime scenes may be slower while officers wait for a second car to get there, brianna. they may change their tactics on the streets here. what about smaller towns? it probably can t work, they just don t have the manpower. experts i saying the police will have to continue to patrol alone. police advocates say that makes them more vulnerable.