steve sands and mike tirico. the los angeles sheriff s department is going to be holding a news conference moments from now. ari melber picks up our coverage of that. hi, ari. good to see you as always. good to see you, my friend. thank you, nicolle wallace. i want to welcome you to the beat. i m ari melber. and we re following this breaking news, tracking the condition of golf legend tiger woods after his single car crash in southern california. at any moment, we ll get an update from the l.a. county sheriff. woods reportedly pulling from the wreckage through the windshield. he was pulled it through. firefighters say he was alert the whole time. woods was the only person in this car. his agent also saying woods suffered multiple leg injuries and is in surgery. we are awaiting this press conference, as we can see there. it s about to begin. we expect to learn something from this with our experts onhand. let s listen. involving eld district tiger woods. joining me is
hello and welcome. eu chief negotiator michel barnier will brief ambassadors in brussels who represent the 27 eu member states this morning on the state of play in the post brexit trade negotiations. this after the european commission chief ursula von der leyen said the eu would go the extra mile to reach an agreement. our political correspondent iain watson reports. uk chief negotiator is still in brussels, and brexit talks are still on. the eu s chief negotiator or brief ambassadors on the progress but is this really no deal delayed or denied? there is still a wide gap between the two sides. squabbling over access for eu fishing fleets to uk waters and over how any wider trade you will be enforced and they may have been some progress on this front but the prime minister told cabinet colleagues that no deal was still the most likely outcome. if boris johnson deal was still the most likely outcome. if borisjohnson says look, the uk can prosper without the deal but his critics
maine. a potentially dangerous mix of snow and freezing rain blanketing major roads. airlines cancelling more than 2,700 flights. the severe weather also causing significant delays. power now knocked out for more than 267,000 customers across georgia, alabama, florida and the carolina. this storm expected to shift up the east coast now with some cities like pisi expecting up to four inches of know. let s go now to cnn meteorologist tom seder who is monitoring the movement of this storm. tom, tell us how things look right now. well, jessica, we are in day two of a three-day event. you can see where the winter warnings are in effect now. from areas of the deep south all the way up towards say maine. mississippi to maine really. but yesterday it started it as the system dug out areas of the dakotas. 8 to 12 inches of snow. des moines, iowa, 14 inches, snow all the way down through areas of arkansas and memphis hit good and then can you still see the snow falling in areas of mi
capitol. he is the first former member of congress held in contempt since 1832. that was a while ago. the democratic-controlled house voted 222-208 with just two republicans, kinzinger and cheney, joining the democrats. it will be up to the department of justice to decide whether to pursue criminal charges. more on this in a moment. first, though, a new cdc warning this morning that covid is raging across the u.s., and it is possible that a new wave is imminent as soon as january. this as the u.s. crosses the tragic milestone of 800,000 coronavirus deaths still the start of the pandemic. cornell university reporting more than 900 cases among students this week and now shutting down all in-person activities through the end of the semester. all finals, we have learned, will be taken online. in manhattan, jpmorgan chase is instructing all unvaccinated staff to work from home. they are urging them to get the vaccine and eligible employees to get booster shots. kroger said pai
in new york city tonight. the president is a racist and he is a demagogue. greg: over the past six month americans have seen the largest increase in traffic deaths since we began tracking them 40 years ago, back when kat was only five. therefore the lemonheads see it. 36,800 ute deaths the most fatalities since 2007 and that s even with pandemic cautions drastically reducing the number of drivers on the road, so what gives? some experts are saying this is due to an overall lack of civility in our society, lack of civility we have seen in school board meetings over mask mandates and on airplanes. greg: which again raises the question, did don lemon get any oxygen at birth? where was he born? on the moon? ris, some experts are blaming lack of civility the kind of incivility you see as school board meetings over mask. i wonder who he could be talking about. all those carts in its most because by angry parents are conservatives upset over a tax on their civil liberties.