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welcome to new day. we are thrilled you are with us this saturday, january 22nd. good morning, christi. good morning to all of you. thank you for spending your time with us. we want to start with sad news out of new york. one young police officer is dead. another in critical condition after a shooting in harlem. yeah, the shooting happened after a woman called 911 last night reporting that she was having a dispute with one of her sons inside her apartment. the officers are now the latest to be shot in the line of duty in new york. officials say three others have been shot just this month. still in his first month in office, mayor eric adams, a former police captain, himself, described the shootings as ap attack against children and families of the city. listen to this. our city against the killers. it is our city against the kil killers. this is just not an attack on three brave officers. this was an attack on the city of new york. cnn s paolo sandeval follows ....
and fighting to keep covid out of the upcoming olympic games. take a nice deep breath, because it is the weekend. saturday, january 22nd. and we re always so grateful for you. and great to be with you, christi. this morning, new york is mourning the loss of one of its finest. one officer was killed, a second in critical condition, after a shooting last night. yeah. authorities say rookie officer jason rivera died last night while responding to a domestic violence call. the officer is the latest to be shot in the line of duty. officials say three others have been shot just this month. yesterday while speaking to the council of mayors, president biden addressed it. we shouldn t be cutting funding for police departments. i propose increasing funding. look, you know, we ask cops to do everything including to be psychologists and social workers. guess what, they need psychologists and social workers. let s go to cnn s polo sandoval. he s been following this story f ....
shipment includes ammunition for the front line defenders of ukraine. the pentagon is also working on new military options should russia invade. and that could include a larger u.s. presence in eastern europe and sources are telling cnn the u.s. embassy in ukraine has requested authorization from the u.s. state department to evacuate all nonessential staff and their families. we re covering the developments from all angles as cnn s international diplomatic editor nic robertson in moscow, white house reporter natasha bertrand in washington and lieutenant general curtly is a former commander u.s. army general for europe and the 7th army. good to see all of you. nic, you first. there was no, you know, breakthrough in the talks friday, but both sides say they will keep talking, but is time running out? reporter: well, it s very difficult to say. it really is in the minds and hands of president putin because is he playing for time? because his diplomatic track sergey lavro ....
old expansion. the u.s. will respond in writing, but officials say that s still a nonstarter. aevd, i asked secretary blinken about any results from today s talks. mr. lavrov has spoken today about hysterical rhetoric. what he called hysterical rhetoric from the west about an invasion, he claims to provoke ukraine. president biden said that is what has happened so far, that he believes that putin will move in, because he s got to do something. so, do you think, as of today, that you have a better understanding from mr. lavrov, first of all, of what putin s intentions are? do you have any commitment at all that they will stop the aggression that you say is standing in the way of any positive agreement? where do you see a space for any kind of engagement to defuse this crisis? we re not proceeding on the basis of emotion. we re proceeding on the basis of fact and history. the facts are that russia has amassed very significant forces in ukraine s border. and continues ....
canceled, creating a real mess for air travelers. we have every angle covered. let s begin with polo sandoval from pittsburgh. you were with us last night. it was snowing. now the aftermath. reporter: to that point, too, poppy, when you and i last spoke on air, the snow portion of the event was just getting started in pittsburgh. now that we re joining you again, it seems we re bringing that chapter to a close. now is the next big challenge, which is to get as much snow as they can off these highways, off these side streets because of the concern with the forecast calling for an overnight low of about 1 degree later this week. the concern is much of this sort of slush that remains on the road could refreeze, create problems for a lot of folks obviously there this week. not just here in pittsburgh but the entire region is experiencing power outages, for example. look at the latest numbers we have. south carolina just under 30,000 power outages. neighboring north caroli ....