issue resolved today. but the attack sparking fears of a major disruption to global supply yet one more example of the power poppy of these cyberattacks. it s exactly right. completely debilitating for companies. joining us is our senior national security correspondent alex marquardt and our chief business correspondent christine romans. good morning, guys and alex. the white house saying jbs was hit with this ransomware attack. likely from a criminal organization based in russia. another cyberattack on the u.s. supply chain. very similar to what we saw with colonial which was also ransomware. what answers do we have this morning? yeah, the similarities are striking. they are almost identical. criminal groups operating from russia, according to the u.s., and targeting companies here in the u.s. and demanding ransoms. we are hearing from jbs, getting a little more clarity on what was impacted. they say it was their operations in america north america and australia, which
new voting laws that they say no longer meet the minimum conditions for free and fair elections. president biden announced that vice president harris will lead the administration s efforts to preserve voting rights. the announcement comes after texas democrats begged for federal help after they walked out of their legislature, blocking, but only temporarily, some of the strictest voting laws in the nation. there are 61 additional bills moving through 18 state legislatures. much of that is fueled by misinformation and lies including conspiracy theories by k qanon and it s all pushed by the former big leader, president trump. it was a convincing electoral college victory, and overnight, new reporting from maggie haberman that trump is telling people that he expected to be reinstated as president by august. seriously. it s madness, and it s dangerous, and you have to work really hard to hear any republican leaders refuting it. republican lawmakers seem to ignore the consequenc
white house negotiations with the gop at a make or break moment. the schlock certainly ticking. reporter: president biden sitting down with the top negotiator shelley moore capito to debate infrastructure. should we expect president biden to give her a deadline for any major breakthrough on these talks to happen? i wouldn t expect this to be an exchange of paper, more of a discussion. reporter: no other democratic republicans senators were invited as the two met one-on-one in the oval office. patience is not unending and he wants to make progress. reporter: while pote both sides have made offers and counteroffers they remain deeply divided over what to spend, what to spend it on and how to fund it. republicans have proposed to usech if there are no major breakthroughing this week several democrats are urging the white house to move on and poiden s top aides are warning that the window for talks is closing. you know, it s there for the taking. it s just a que
millions of americans on alert tonight. what could be a major nor easter. tonight, it all depends on the track just how much snow there will be. virginia already declaring a state of emergency. philadelphia, new york, boston, the cape all preparing. some areas bracing for up to two feet of snow. winds 60 miles per hour. rob marciano with the newest potential tracks. tonight, russia now responding to the u.s. what the u.s. put in writing, making no promise that ukraine would never join nato. but what russia said about that today and ian pannell in ukraine again tonight. news on the pandemic here at home. and scientists here in the u.s. are now studying this new omicron subvariant found in at least 17 states. what they re seeing so far. a school board in tennessee tonight facing nationwide backlash and the new message from that board coming in after they banned a pulitzer prize-winning book about the holocaust from its eighth grade curriculum. and final jeopardy! for
my memory look at what i have done since i ve been president. facing criminal charges in his classified documents case, donald trump with no major challengers celebrates a victory in the nevada caucuses last night and enjoys the supreme court s skepticism about the ballot challenge to him in colorado. i think they had a very, very interesting day and a very beautiful day. beautiful sight to watch. former cia director and defense secretary leon panetta will join me for his take on the classified documents. the struggle over aid to ukraine, as well as the rift between the white house and prime minister netanyahu. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. president biden will not face charges for mishandling classified documents. the special counsel s report delivered a major political blow, intention aleally or not, focusing on his hazy memory. in a press conference last night, a furious mr. biden lashed out at the special counsel for his assessment. the