progressive chair congresswoman jayapal. in pittsburgh, several people were hurt when a bridge collapsed hours before president biden visits the city to talk about infrastructure and the economy. we ll talk with pennsylvania s governor john fetterman who was at the scene. and andy slavitt talk about what the biden administration can do. and chair raul ruiz how the biden administration should deal with the surge of migrant from central america. all of this as we keep our eyes on a major winter storm expected to dump two feet of snow in some parts of the east coast. we begin with our breaking news, a major bridge collapse in pittsburgh. hours before president biden is set to visit the city to tout his infrastructure bill. take a look at this picture. three people and seven first responders were also hurt. there are no fatalities reported. joining me now is pennsylvania s governor john fetterman who s on the scene. what are you seeing right now? it is surreal. the bridge colla
of supreme court justice stephen breyer, the looming showdown over his seat. in just a few moments i ll talk to congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. the congressman pushed president biden to make that pledge to nominate a woman to the high court. also this hour, major developments this morning over the crisis in ukraine. right now a bipartisan u.s. congressional delegation is in ukraine, and it comes as the country warns russia now has 130,000 troops at its borders. the latest on the ground there from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. also right now, a bomb cyclone is in our sights. you are probably one of tens of millions of americans under a winter storm watch right now. projections for how much snow cities could get from this nor easter are shifting, so stick with us because we re going to track the storm s movement and how much snow you could get and how you should prepare as well. that s all coming up. we are going to start with the next steps on the s
Another day, another dead New York City police officer, another grieving widow. The familiarity of these incidents should breed more than contempt. Instead, we get meaningless condemnations from politicians who are responsible for putting district attorneys in office that do not protect the public. Too many of them release career criminals, some of whom commit new crimes, including the murder of cops.