a year after president biden s victory. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. two days of conference, two significant agreements. the leaders gathered at the cop26 climate change summit have made bold commitments to end deforestation by 2030 and to reduce emissions of methane one of the most potent greenhouse gases by some 30%. it s enough for the british prime minister and host of the cop, borisjohnson, to say he is cautiously optimistic about the progress being made. but as heads of government leave their national delegations to focus on more detailed discussion, mrjohnson also warned against false hope. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has been following the day s events. when cultures clash can they still agree? when there is so much difference, there can be dissent. shouting there are so many faces in glasgow, so many facets of what could be done. mr dicaprio, are you pleased with what has happened this week? hollywood stars might camp
chinese leaders xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin, together for the opening ceremony of the winter olympics, forming a united front in its tension with the west. our panel has something to say about that, plus breaking news. plus, why immediate team is ignoring the report out of john hopkins. why the lockdowns were ineffective and destructive. we begin tonight with a state of the economy, the biden administration had a much better than expected january jobs report. the latest on what the white house is not talking about: runaway inflation. speak of president and the white house are publicly warning that the january jobs report might be dismal. instead, 467,000 jobs were added, and we are learning expectations for january might have been lowered. the disappointing jobs reports for november-december were underestimated by the labor department, which revived november and december jobs report by adding 700,000 jobs, and part because of confusion over covid payrolls
harry enten. thank you. thank you. concerned about the snowfall, the news continues, the source with kaitlan. collins starts now safe from the source tonight, delay delay, disqualify donald trump s strategy is on full i ll display in two different courtrooms a cliffhanger in the mar-a-lago case, and dramatic final arguments from trump and company in georgia and their effort to get the da there fani willis kicked off the case. also drastic measures being taken as president biden says, the us military is now prepared to start dropping humanitarian aid from the air into gaza to get food, water, and medical supplies to so many who are starving. also, as lawmakers in alabama, my home state are rushing to protect ivf couples in the middle of the process are still left shaken, bearing that their dreams are growing, their families could be shattered i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source two more big steps and donald trump s full-court press to keep delaying his most serious c
you for joining us. anderson starts now denied on 360 trump lawyers pressed one judge to delay the documents case and another to disqualify the georgia da details tonight from key day on a crowded legal calendar that could push one or both cases past election day. also tonight, president biden says us forces, which are air dropping food into gaza the fears of widespread famine growing and desperation plain to see plus the latest on the winter storm that could dump six to 12 feet of snow. that s feet, not inches on parts of california. good evening. thanks for joining us when the trump indictments began coming down and then piling up, it quickly became clear that one day soon we d have days like this one sets of attorneys in two different courtrooms arguing two of his cases, one in atlanta, making final arguments for why judge scott mcafee s should disqualify fulton county da fani willis, who s overseeing his election, racketeering trial. the other in fort pierce, florid