attacks. and we re days away from the winter olympics, and china just reported more covid infections. we ll have a live report from beijing. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. good to have you with us. well, in just a matter of hours the u.n. security council will gather for an urgent meeting as tensions along the border between ukraine and russia show little sign of easing. the meeting, the latest push for a diplomatic solution to the crisis amid fears russia is planning to invade ukraine. the american ambassador to the u.n. says the u.s. is ready to listen but will not be distracted by what she called russian propaganda. and while efforts to stop further escalation push on, the british foreign secretary offered this stark assessment. we think it s highly likely that he is looking to invade ukraine. that is why we re doing all we can through deterrence and diplomacy to urge him to desist. ukraine s foreign minister also push
i do think that we re heading into a much better time the supreme court s short list getting longer the white house said to be considering more than a dozen women for the highest court as former president trump suggests he ll pardon the january 6th defendants if he s re-elected spotify s ceo speaking out how the company plans to combat covid misinformation amid growing pressure from the stars it works with to pull joe rogan off the platform. dr. johnny fever signs off. we remember the actor, howard hesseman from wkrp in cincinnati. and rafael nadal breaks an all-time grand slam record in a comeback victory for the ages announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow good evening it is a frozen landscape across nine states tonight at least a foot of snow fell from maryland to maine. just look at what they woke up to this morning in brant rock, massachusetts, south of boston. those ice-encrusted homes after blowing snow and winds over 50 miles an hour. the b
also tonight, nine people killed and several others ijured in a terrifying car crash in las vegas. tonight, what we re learning about the possible cause. the horrific scene at a hotel in ohio. several people hospitalized, including children, after being found unconscious by the pool. carbon monoxide poisoning is being blamed. what investigators are saying tonight. the u.s. ramping up on pressure on russia for a diplomatic solution ahead of a high-stakes meeting at the u.n. tomorrow. tonight, several senators confirm they are on the brink of a bipartisan deal on sanctions. and what the head of nato says the international alliance will do if russia invades ukraine. also developing, north korea firing its longest-range missile in years. tonight, new signs that the omicron surge may be waning. and the potentially encouraging news for parents. when a covid-19 vaccination for children under 5 years old might be authorized for use. disturbing new images tonight of road rag
if he is elected again. we will treat them fairly and if it requires pardons we will give them pardons. duncan: and more than a year after that attack why trials are facing delays. later they call her gnarly carlie this is the cbs weekend news from new york, with jericka duncan. duncan: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thanks for watching. the sun was shining today across much of the east coast but for millions of people the weekend was a white out, a powerful nor easter swept from virginia to maine, bringing blizzard conditions to many areas and leaving a trail of power outages. fortunately, the damage is not extreme but massachusetts no doubt bore the brunt of the storm s furry, boston now storm s fury, boston now recovering from one of the biggest snow storms in its history, that is where we find mola lenghi tonight, good evening, mola. well, good evening, jericka, the relentless all day snow storm buried boston and most of new england. t
america climate resilient. it not only creates jobs, but it targets part of america most vulnerable to parts of climate change. let s again with the news on president biden s search for a supreme court nominee. the president is now considering more candidates than first reported, more than a dozen. duo know that the president maintains his campaign promise to nominate a black woman leading to this reaction. i see putting a back woman on the court, making the court more like america. my goal is to make sure we have deliberate and timely ratings. that speaks well of the course. with so much focus on who he will choose, reverend barber says it is also about the main issues this justice will face. this justice will not just fill a liberal void on the court left behind by breyer but they will be on a court that most sides with big corporations and money. many who support corporations leek the u.s. chamber of commerce tend to oppose expanding voting rights, civil rights, health