will have more on this story as we get it. but firstb deadlocked on the debt ceiling president biden and republicans failing to reach an agreement to push the economy straight off the cliff. the morning, i m dana perino, bill is off today, good morning john let s hope cooler heads prevail before that happens. is america s newsroom, the lack of progress raising the specter of america s other default experts fear that said markets into a tailspin and trigger an all out recession. yesterday s talks do not yield an agreement that both sides say they remain optimistic. i felt we had a productive discussion. we don t have an agreement yet but i did feel the discussion was productive in areas that we have differences of opinion. i believe we can still get there i believe we can get it done. the most important thing we can do right now is agree that we have to avoid a default at all costs. because a dangerous default will trigger a job killing recession that will hurt milli
when da mar hamlin collapsed on the field. we ll have an update on his condition this morning. and happening right now, house republicans are holding a meeting ahead of a nail biter vote for kevin mccarthy s bid for speakership. steve kornacki will break down how historic it would be if he doesn t clear a first round. and in just a few hours, the suspect accused in the murder of four idaho students will peer in a courtroom. we ll have a live report from outside the courthouse. and in brazil, crowds are gathered to bid farewell to the late soccer legend pele. the only player to ever win three world cups. we begin with the latest on the condition of damar hamlin. the 24-year-old collapsed on the field last night after making a hit in the first quarter of the highly anticipated game against the cincinnati bengals. the bills say he suffered cardiac arrest and said, his heartbeat was restored on the field and he was transferred to the uc medical center for further test ask
mike: on the back end gets it. yeah. he does get the second foot down before the other foot comes out of bounds. tony: i don t know if he has it or not. mike: got to secure the catch, two steps and then essentially do something with it. time to do something with it. recovery. right foot. left foot. tony: i don t know. cris: i think that is good. i am not sure about the catch. tony: i am not so sure that is good. when is it secure? referee: previous play will be reviewed. mike: we will look at this here with 1:20 left. cris: dean blandino thought he could go home, but no. we are going to milk it for all it is worth. tony: i don t know if he got it put away. cris: that was a great toe tap. tony: ball is still moving. mike: you are going on the ball still moving. we are watching the feet. tony: yeah. mike: this is the way that they judge these. looking at it in real time we so often slow them down. the way you need to look at it is in full speed. i
tell us about your favorite president and why that person is your favorite president. here are the lines. republicans, 202-748-8001. republicans, democrats 202-748-8000. post on twitter facebook.com/cs pan or send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. in june last year, gallup took a poll of favorite presidents. here s how everything shook out. topping the list was bill clinton with a favorable rating of 64%. followed by george h.w. bush with 63%. his son got 53%. jimmy carter 52%. at the time, barack obama with 47% as far as favorable rating of living u.s. presidents. other polls have been taken and we will share those. thoughts on your favorite president. maybe because of the person or a policy, the administration overall. your chance to weigh in on presidents day. 202-748-2001 for republicans 202-748 8000 for republicans. our social media channels available as well. gallup conducting polls. bill clinton scored highest in ratings for the sixth year. george w. bush in 200
it appears tonight the last late show will be one to remember. good luck, dave, we will miss you. very excited just television history right new. reporter: david letterman s run of being a late night host for 33 years end tonight. for herbert gee the owner of the hello deli made famous by his show, it is a toughened. it is a tough day for me, you know, 22 years of fun coming to than a end. reporter: television history will be made as david letterman says good bye fans want to pay tribute to the man has brought humor to our living rooms throughout the years. we can always go through tough times coming home, after working all day 11:00 o clock, you turn on the tv and you have great comedian in front of you. reporter: there were plenty of fans wearing t-shirts but some fans boarded on the ridiculous, hawkins wants to present letterman this big farewell card. people have an eye on the security guard to tell me to, scrapple. you are staying put i m hoping, to get