which is three and half months to go until election day and after a roller coaster month that has only added to the uncertainty of the season the presidential race has entered a new phase in one corner democrats are continuing to debate whether or not joe biden should remain the presumptive nominee. meanwhile republicans are coming off a big week that has energize their base. tonight, the gop s official ticket will make its debut on the campaign trail. donald trump and his newly minted running mate j.d. vance will headline a rally later today in grand rapids. a city in the state of michigan. it will also mark the former president s first appearance sense a 20-year-old gunman attempted to assassinate him after a campaign stop in pennsylvania last saturday. that and let one rally go were dead and injured three others, including donald trump. all we gather republican national convention members of trump s team and other allies claim the assassination attempt was a life-changing
tomorrow morning. we ll be campaigned there, then headed to the super tuesday state. also tonight a grim milestone in ukraine. reporter: i m charlie d agata in kyiv. russian forces on the attack two years after launching their brutal invasion. plus, the body of russian opposition leader alexei navalny is handed over to his mother as his widow accuses vladimir putin of torturing him even in death. migrant crisis after a bipartisan deal in congress gets blocked. what s next? i m camilo montoya galvez at the arizona border where hundreds of migrants are crossing into the u.s. each day undeterred by border walls and a treacherous terrain. later, after six decades of collecting art, a couple shares their historic finds with the world. the things in this exhibit belong to everybody. this is the cbs weekend news. from washington with adriana diaz. good evening. i m nancy cordes in for adriana. we begin with breaking political news from south carolina. cbs news
some the new york times secular could quote wipe out trump s entire stockpile of cash. in addition, trump is barred from personally when a company in new york for three years and cannot apply from alone from any banks in the state for the same amount of time. handed down to the other o plaintiffs in the case. trump s to all the suns don jr. in eric, both of whom are executives in the family business, were ordered to pay $4 million each. meanwhile, to executives allen weisselberg jeffrey mcconney have been permanently banned from serving in financial management roles for any company in new york. additionally, weisselberg was fined $1 million, and all four of also been barred from personally running a company in new york for some period of time. this is the case that is often referred to as the new york civil fraud case, but that shorthand masks the true scope in nature of the misdeeds for which trump has now been held liable. back in september, judge arthur engoron issued a st
serve in congress. our panel will share their thoughts on that special number. plus, the case of the ex-buffalo bill player, matt awry sa, a rookie who was cut from the team after ugly accusations went public. now prosecutors have declined to press criminal charges against him. was his career ended prematurely. and the lawsuit by parents and authors against a florida school district that s been removing books from shelves, freedom of speech versus parents rights. which one will win. let s begin with dianne feinstein and questions about her fitness for office. she was out of work for a month fighting a bout of shingles. today we learned she suffered from inflammation of the brain, something she denied to cnn earlier today. she described it as a really bad flu. her staff also confirmed today that she s suffering from a rare neurological disorder called ramsey hunt syndrome, which causes facial paralysis. the pictures of her back at work show a more frail senator than we
good morning. welcome to morning joe. this morning, a debt ceiling deal seems to be on the right path. house speaker kevin mccarthy had a much more optimistic tone yesterday while answering questions about the negotiations. we ll have those comments for you. it comes as president biden is busy with world leaders at the g7 summit in japan. the group just announced a new round of sanctions for russia, aimed at closing loopholes moscow has been using since the start of the ukraine invasion. meanwhile, ukraine could be receiving more u.s. military aid thanks to an accounting error. we ll explain what happened there. also ahead, the manhattan d.a. shuts down what appears to be a delay tactic from donald trump s defense team. and nikki haley finally pushes back against her old boss. we ll have her response to trump calling january 6th a beautiful day. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is friday. willie, can you believe it s friday? i m still processing.