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report. a cover-up that is at least as damning as any i have heard of in the last few years. u.s. and its allies prepare for war both actual and economic. we don t believe that mr. putin has made a final decision. we still think there is time and space for diplomacy. couple of jaunts for ice cream, joe hasn t spent much time out. let s see, um, he, um, he would say he doesn t have enough free time on his schedule. it will be baby just let it be if it s meant to be it will be ainsley: well, it is meant to be that we are back in the studio. it is january 26th that we are back together. it s been it was a few weeks we were out. and. steve: working remotely. ainsley: it is really nice to be back. i saw that carley and todd are back, too. steve: just in time because, according to the weather forecasters, this weekend, here in new york city, 1 or 2 feet of snow could fall. and there could be 50 and 60 or 70 mile-per-hour winds. so it looks like it s ....
out there standing around and i told them i think they re downstairs. so when i went down there and, i get confronted, i think, oh they re actually in the building. i deny honestly didn t know they were that far in the building. they locked arms on me right away and see [inaudible] it was not a matter of leaving them alone. i think they would ve followed me anyway. i ve heard of stories of people being armed. i don t know for fact. i heard that they were actually officers that were a part of this ride group who were emailing them and, they themselves you just never know. it could ve went it could ve easily been a bloodbath. so kudos to everybody who showed a measure of restraint in regards to deadly force because they could ve been bad. really bad. yeah. officer goodman returned to work after the riot. he remains a u.s. capitol police officer. the slow drip of new information coming from investigations into that riot continue today. once significant development ....
the boston red sox hero elected to the baseball hall of fame, with his first year on the ballot. with david ortiz in. the question is who s now out? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early. the show that loves david ortiz like a member of its own family. frankly, even more than some of its cousins. i m jonathan lemire on this wednesday, january 26th. let s start with the news. president biden has no intention of moving u.s. troops to ukraine. but says america has a sacred obligation to reinforce nato forces. it comes as russia signals a possible invasion of ukraine, something the president said will trigger, quote, enormous consequences. what s going to happen, what putin does or doesn t do. and i may be moving some of those troops in the near term, just because it takes time. we have no intention of putting american forces or nato forces in ukraine. but, as i said, there are going to be serious economic consequences if he moves. ....
president zelensky is warning his nation to remain calm. we ll get a live report from kyiv with the latest. meanwhile, here in the u.s., the latest covid surge is stretching health care centers to the brim. we ll hear from workers on the front lines about how they are grappling with this wave of new patients. out west, new mexico s governor is asking state workers and national guard members to become licensed substitute teachers and child care workers amid a growing staffing shortage. in washington, house speaker nancy pelosi says she s running for another term in congress. but will she seek the leadership again? we ll get an update from capitol hill. and south of the border, a journalist who feared for her life was found dead in her car on sunday in mexico. now the deadliest country for journalists. and we begin with the latest on the escalate tensions between russia and ukraine. four senior administration officials tell nbc news president biden is considering givi ....
yesterday said bonds and clemens should be in the hall of fame. let s get to that in one second. i definitely want to talk about that, especially with barry bonds. you know, mike barnicle, bill simons, when asked, you know, the greatest athlete he d ever seen in boston, you know, he said, well, i d love to say larry bird. as far as clutch, it was larry bird. when you have a 98 mile an hour fastball at the plate or 81 mile an hour slider coming at you, the fact that ortiz could pick it up, bill simons said, that s the greatest clutch athlete i ve ever seen. that s an incredible thing, how hard it is to put your bat on the ball, especially in the ninth inning or in extra innings. that guy always did it. yeah. he always did it, consistently. you re right when you nailed him in terms of 04. 04 changed boston. it changed new england. it was all due to david ortiz s ability to perform under pressure, as you just pointed out. plus, joe, the idea of hitting a 98 mile a ....