vermont and senior white house adviser cedric richmond. plus, facebook under fire. facebook knows that its services are actively harming young children. for reportedly hiding research showing its instagram platform is harmful to teenagers. i ll talk to tech journalist and co-host of the podcast sway, kara swisher and one of the leading reporters on the wall street journal series the facebook files jeff horowitz. also, afghanistan fallout. top military leaders say president biden rejected advice to leave some forces in afghanistan. did these officers input get to the president? their input was received by the president. forcefully pushed back by republican demands that they resign. joining me for insight and analysis are wall street journal s peggy noonan, former homeland security secretary jeh johnson, susan page from usa today and jake sherman, founder of punchbowl news. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in wa
and demolition man ? our reporters are following the latest developments. let s begin with nbc s katie phang who has more. what happened and where does it all go from here? reporter: yeah, so now that the dust has settled a bit and we ve had a chance to look at the order that judge mcafee ordered this morning, i want to start by saying to viewers this is not a ruling on the disqualification of fulton county district attorney fani willis. what it is is something that happens in common course in any type of case, civil or criminal. in this particular instance, when the district attorney gets an indictment, the defense can seek to dismiss certain counts on legal grounds. what judge mcafee has done in fulton county has said that because the state says in its indictment that certain of the defendants including donald trump relied upon violations of the united states constitution and the georgia constitution, because there s so many different clauses and so many different amendm
breaking bread and bolstering military ties. vladimir putin makes a promise to his special guest, kim jong-un. at the u.s. warps ns a pay is w pei a price. the battle is on but not all house republicans want to fight it. when house speaker kevin mccarthy is saying about the growing divide over his attempt to impeach. plus, from crab walk to perp walk. an escaped murder captured in pennsylvania. we re following all of those stories and much more here on cnn news central. today north korean dictator kim jong-un pledged his full support for the ongoing invasion of ukraine. comes as ukraine officials are sounding the alarm about an actively advancing arms deal between the two nations. ahead of their summit putin gave kim a tour of russian s far east. russia said they would help develop their space and satellite program and while kim was there they launched two ballistic missiles off the eastern coast of the korean peninsula. it did not look like a coincidence. cnn s will ri
it s been a good run, hasn t it? it s extended fall, but it s ending now. outside a weak dry front is kicking up the winds a bit in the city. you ll have a fine drive tomorrow morning, but that mosaic of color all around us signifies winter weather and travel advisories, blizzard conditions over the northern plains states, the areas in red up to a foot of snow and that includes resorts in our northern and central mountains. travel will become more difficult during the afternoon on i-70, but these resorts will start. in denver the snow mixes with rain around lunchtime after an easy morning drive, then flips over to all snow in the afternoon, looks like a trace to 2 inches on the grass. if that band hits during the evening rush between 4 and 7 p.m., that could be impactful. system is out of here this time tomorrow night and temperatures drop. 20s around 8:00 and down to 20 that system coming our way is a fast mover and coming up in our main weather segment we ll see some of t
feature democratic incumbent. they have been ahead for most of this campaign. the late surge by republicans in those states has made those races closers. if republicans are winning just one of those two then i think it means it s not a question of if the republicans get the majority in the senate, but how big their majority is going to be. with georgia, also an early poll closing time what if david purdue avoids a runoff. can either avoid it or destine for a runoff there. early on i m looking looing there. we re just going to be focussed, i would say, on these four states right here for a long period of time. iowa, colorado, kansas, and alaska. because if democrats are holding here i think it means iowa and colorado are probably a little bit tighter than we think they are now. of course, the crazy independent versus republican in kansas. it could be a long night of counting out of alaska. we need to know all of these. it could be hours if not days to find out who is controlli