much of it he had not wanted on his agenda like more mass shootings and a surge at the border. the president had hoped to tout his accomplishments like getting stimulus checks to struggling americans and far exceeding his vaccination goal. later this morning we ll see the 21-year-old gunman who carried out the attack in boulder appear in court. he s charged with ten counts of murder. people on the street are paying tribute to the neighbors they have lost. the president will have his first news conference. joining us now, cnn s correspondent maggie haberman with the new york times. you know the president wanted to talk about the success of the vaccinations t relief bill, and the checks getting into people s pockets. that was the plan. that seems to be to some extent out the window with all the news and challenges he faces. what do you expect to see. john, i still think there will be a reference to that. to be clear, i don t think it will be without acknowledging what t
first of all, arab american frustration with president biden is a major political problem. some say if he refuses to call for a cease-fire in gaza, they re willing to campaign against him and that could hand the office back over to donald trump. can he keep his 2020 coalition together or is this a moment of political reckoning. plus congressman dean phillips pins his presidential hopes on new hampshire and immediately runs into trouble in south carolina. one democratic leader even accused him of disrespecting voters. that democrat, congressman jim clyburn will join us. and when your college kids are coming home from break, eating food in a couple of weeks, take a check on their mantality health. students on cam pause are more likely to suffer depression. i m victor blackwell. let s start the show. we begin with israel s war with hamas and the outrage in response to its bombing campaign in gaza. this morning the israeli military admits that it struck an ambulance just ou
south korea, was attacked by a man with a razor blade following a public forum in seoul. his injuries are not life-threatening. south korean tv says the suspect is known and has a record. the suspect is said to be against joint u.s.-south korean military drills. lippert attended sanford university. new at 6:00 tonight, it s the sex discrimination case that s captured the attention of silicon valley. the high-profile venture capital firm of kleiner perkins is being sued by one of its former junior partners. ellen pow wants $16 million. she says she was repeatedly passed over for promotions because she s a woman. nbc bay area s mark matthews is in san francisco where the trial is heading into its biggest day so far. reporter: it will be a big day. ellen pow due to take the stand, an mba from harvard, a lawyer from harvard who also holds an electronics engineering degree from princeton who joined the venture capital firm pack in 2005 and she s going to be taking the stand to
now, because of the crash, no flights are taken off or landing right now at laguardia. it is shut down in fact for another five hours. gosh i might rethink checking my coat in my luggage. here s a live look at sfo where they re reporting no flight delays. no delays at oakland international, none of the three bay areas have direct flights to laguardia. stay with us for continuing coverage of the plane. we re we re updating the website every few minutes. happening right now, officers on the lookout for people involved in a chase on a busy bay area freeway. this is a live look above 680 in walnut creek. a chase started a little more than an hour ago in antioch when officers noticed a stolen car. that car crashed into at least one other car near treat boulevard. officers took one person into custody there. they re looking for three other suspects who ran. no word yet on injuries but we have seen an ambulance in the area. a major victory this morning for animal rights activi
stories. i m looking forward to seeing that interview. we have new news on apple. a judge ruling that samsung infringing on four apple pat te ents. and best buy is shaking up its management ranks. saying head of its u.s. business will be leaving in february and its chief administrative officer at the end of the month. best buy warning its third quarter results will fall women well short of forecasts. shares coming under pressure in after hours trading. and former goldman sachs director gupta has been sentenced for two years for insider trading. gupta has been hit with a $5 million fine. of course he plans to appeal. rajaratnam begins his appeal today. where is scott cohn when you need him. that s one heck of a story that a lot of people on wall street were looking at. mr. kernen. what s weird is a guy that can be so sort of respected and distinguished and it s just weird that you can actually be surrounded by other prisoners for two years. and as we ve seen it so many tim