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deadly riots on capitol hill. same parler allow dangerous threats like the call to kill vice president mike pence on its site, parler ceo condemned the moves on "sunday morning features" earlier today. >> they claim that we somehow are responsible for what they call the insurrection, we have never allowed violence, we have never allowed any of the stuff on our platform and this seems to be like an excuse to basically eliminate free speech at a convenient time for them. we have grown so much. eric: charles watson live in atlanta with the very latest on all of this. >> the latest move by apple and amazon to remove parler from the platforms could be a major blow to the company parler's website could go dark tonight as amazon threatens to be in the company from its web hosting services. the move follows google and

apple's decision to support parler from their app stores after accusing the right-leaning social media platform of facilitating violence in the wake of the capital building riots. apple saying in a statement, we have always supported diverse points of view being represented on the app store but there is no place on a platform for threats of violence in illegal activity, parler has not taken adequate measures for a proliferation of the threats to people safety. on the contrary parler says it has taken steps to remove violent post that violate the platforms rules, the company says it's tried to work with big tech to no avail. >> they all work together to make sure at the same time we would lose access to not only our apps but they are actually shutting all of our servers off tonight off the internet. they made an attempt to not only kill the apps but to actually destroy the entire company.

>> with access stripped from millions of potential users, big tech may have delivered a fatal blow to parler, democrats and republicans are questioning the amount of power those company should have. >> i expect to move forward with significant reforms of the social media platforms and to bring more competition and deal with the monopoly at a power of the large technology platforms. >> a parlors website does go down tonight the ceo says it could take some time for it to bring it back up, they said they had faculties finding another vendor that isn't bending to the rules of google, apple and amazon. eric: thank you so much. arthel: the fallout going well beyond big tech with democrats planning new articles of impeachment against president trump, senator lisa murkowski is the first republican to say that he should be removed from office

and senator pat toomey the first republican says the president committed impeachable offenses. other republicans are pushing back. >> this is a more long-term punishment of the president then trying to remove him from office. that is when the politics take over and protecting the government is left behind. arthel: kentucky republican james comer is ranking member of the house oversight committee, he was originally undecided but ultimately voted to certify joe biden's electoral college when, thank you for joining us and i want to walk -- make our way to the twitter situation but i want to ask you, i want to state i am glad you're okay, i would like to know if you could tell us what it was like for you inside the capital building last wednesday.

arthel: listen, obviously the congressman cannot hear me, what we will do is regroup get the congressman audio set up and we will come back to him a little bit later in the segment. eric. eric: we will get the congressman up and ready as soon we can and we apologize for that. meanwhile the president is spending the weekend at the white house, take a look life at the white house, 1600 avenue, the american flag has final below and lowered to half staff in honor of capitol hill police officer brian saint nick, the police officer was beaten to death after he was attacked by the mob during wednesday's riot at the capital, flags around washington, d.c. have been lowered in his honor and now the white house following suit. david spunt is there live with more on the president plans for his final ten days in office. >> after criticism from both sides of the aisle the white

house lowered the white house flag to half staff about 2:00 o'clock this afternoon to honor officer life as the new images continue to come in from capitol hill disturbing new images that really show how things unfolded on wednesday, it makes it even more troubling the more we see, vice president mike pence name invoked ultimo times on capitol hill with people screaming haying pins over and over after the vice president announced he would follow the law and certify the electoral votes for joe biden. there is a possibility that president trump may become the first president in american history to be impeached twice, democrats have prepared one article called incitement of insurrection based on what happened wednesday and needs the pelosi on 60 minutes this evening here is a clip released by cbs news.

>> there is a possibility that after all of this there is no punishment, no consequence and he could run again for president. >> that is one of the motivations people have for activating for impeachment. >> want to take more than ten days, does that make sense. >> i like the 20 for the moment it gets rid of it, he's out of office. >> but if the house and peaches the senate would hold a trial, yesterday lisa murkowski came out to say she want the president to resign immediately, pennsylvania pat toomey is the same. >> i think the best way for our country is for the president to resign and go away as soon as possible i acknowledge that might not be likely but i think that would be best. >> for other people including -- five people, officer brian sicknick died after that rated the capital building, trashing

the symbol of american democracy, a source posted vice president mike pence tells fox news, when he had to be evacuated into ivanka when they were in suing through the capital building, president trump never called to check on and wants to see what how he's doing and president trump is still not personally condemned the violent friends over the life of the vice president, also the secret service investigating some of those threats this afternoon. eric: the whole thing is unbelievable and so shameful. david spunt of the white house. arthel: we are going to bring back kentucky republican congressman james comer and congressman, i was saying before we get into twitter et cetera. i am glad you're okay because you were inside the capital building last wednesday create if i get you to tell us what it was like for you while you were inside of the mob was attacking. >> it was surreal, we did not know people had gotten into the building, we knew people were

outside but when security took nancy pelosi off the pdm of the speaker and came in and got steve scalise on the republican side of the house, then we knew something bad was going on and we saw the capitol police russian to the house chambers and shut the doors and then they started evacuating the members of the house and we heard people beating on all the doors, there was three doors directly outside that people were beating on trying to get in it was like something in a scene of a movie, nothing you should ever see in the united states of america. arthel: were you afraid? >> i was not afraid i was confused, i was disappointed, you don't have a lot of time to think about it. but i had time to process sense and it's a sad day in the history of america. arthel: of course the electoral college votes confirmation continued hours later after it was safe before the domestic

terror attacks, you were undecided about sir, fighting the electoral college after the attacks you voted to certify, can you share why you changed your mind. >> i would not say i was undecided, this vote was not about donald trump or joe biden, this vote was about the constitution in the 12th amendment of the constitution is clear, the role of congress is to certify the electoral college, not determine the winner. if you believe in the constitution, you believe in state rights. the states have the right for better or worse to set their election laws, the state, all 50 states certify those election results. the trump campaign had over 50 lawsuits to prove their case of voter fraud in different types of irregularities, unfortunately all 60 cases were dismissed. and when all the state certified their votes not a single state legislature sent a message that

they objected to the certification, it was clear that congressman's role was to certify, that is why can certified like me chip roy, thomas massie, we voted with the constitution despite the fact that we all supported donald trump in the election. arthel: meanwhile how speaker pelosi is said to put in motion tomorrow the second impeachment of president trump, are you on board with that and if impeachment is not the best route, should president trump be held accountable for the deadly maga attack on the capital building in some way? >> i am opposed to impeaching donald trump again, this is a stop by polo c. she knows the president only has seven days left at that point in his presidency, it will never have enough time to go to the senate for the full hearing, this is a stock, clearly is done and it's unfortunate because if she is truly concerned about trying to unite america into

lower the temperature when she talks about impeachment again not only does that agitate the right, it inflames the left and she feeds the left, this is a stunt to motivate her base and were at a time in america where we need to lower the temperature. we need to become united, joe biden had an opportunity to unite america and he failed miserably. arthel: he hasn't even started yet. >> he hasn't said anything. he said that the capitol police, if those had been black protesters it probably would've been a different outcome, that is not a uniting voice. what we need in america is for the leaders to step up and stay we have to come together, we have to be united in the people on the right need to stop with the flames on the right and

people on the left need to fan the flames on the left, joe biden had an opportunity and unfortunately he failed. i hope in the coming days he will get better to try to be a leader in unite as a nation. arthel: a couple of things i think i remember i watched the press conference when vice president-elect said he was responding when it is grandchildren that happened when the protesters were black, i don't want to stay on that because i like your idea of wanting to reunite and i'm wondering if the breach, the definition of the capital building with a wake-up call for lawmakers in both chambers and both sides of the aisle and he never answered, then how should president trump, or do you think president trump should be held accountable for what happened last wednesday? >> i think president trump should have already addressed the nation by now. i think the president should have a sitdown interview with someone to talk about his side of the story. it is very disappointing that

everyone is pointing fingers without having evidence of what truly happened, what happened was awful, i was there and i was on the house floor we were re-evacuated four different times because every route we went to was compromise. i saw up close and personal and it is a terrible situation that should never be repeated. i think the first thing we need to do as leaders in america is lower the temperature and try to come together, there will be plenty of opportunities to hold hearings, hold people accountable and i think if we will hold hearings on truly what happened, the cause is we need to hold hearings for the people that are upset in america that feel like there were irregularities in some of these states. it is not asking too much for speaker pelosi to form a commission to make sure if there were irregularities, that they can be corrected for the next election. arthel: congressman i think that

would be extending some fallacies because it's been proven over and over there were an effort irregularities that would change the outcome of this particular election. it needs to be corrected and perhaps you can champion to work in that direction. congressman i'm going to give you the last word, i have to go but i want to tell you thank you for what seems to be a real earnest wish and desire and i think you gotta work hard to bring our country together to lower the temperature. you have families that are being impacted because they can't talk about politics. i think you and i'll give you the last word. >> i appreciated, i think the majority of members of congress on both sides of the aisle truly want to come together as a nation and it's just going to take change and the rhetoric and try to find issues now where we agree and where we can work together in a bipartisan way and try to make sure that this never happens in america but not forget the fact that there are

people on the left in the right who are very upset and they feel like their voices are not heard. arthel: congressman james komar, thank you very much. i appreciate it. eric: think you are selling congressman, speaker pelosi and 200 democratic members of congress say they will push to make president trump the first president ever to be impeached twice, progressives are pushing the incoming biden a administration, they want him to pursue a voter agenda were democrats control both houses of congress, jacqui heinrich is live in wilmington, delaware covering the biden transition. >> good afternoon with the house moving forward with impeachment and a possible senate trial in the opening days of but joe biden's presidency could coincide with efforts to get his cabinet confirmed and also push major legislation along the lines of his biggest campaign promises, the pandemic, economic crisis et cetera the ongoing

discussion now of potentially shelving the trial until after biden's first 100 days as progressives are highlighting the most significant window to enact bold legislation, not limited to his promise of $2000 relief checks in passing a robust coronavirus package but also bigger progressives asked like canceling student debt, democratic senator joe manchin is leading opposition on that particular charge telling biden instead to prioritize getting people vaccinated but to leave shaheed just as democrats told the post, acting before the midterm get underway will be key saying unifi controls the government is extremely rare in a market politics that could be the last time the unifi control for another ten years, it is much more important than bipartisan branding or anything like that. the democrats have a some majority in the house and vice president about kamala harris tie-breaking vote in the senate but james clyburn says biden should not deal back his agenda

but be careful to inform people what he's trained to do and if there is bipartisan support take executive action. >> i think biden should make every effort to work reach out to both sides of the aisle to get legislation passed but if there isn't going to be cooperative that he should use his authority and get it done. >> biden has a number of priorities for his first 100 days but he's made it clear tackling the pandemic and the economic crisis is a very top of his list. eric: thank you. arthel: a winter storm bringing heavy snow to parts of texas, here is a live look from austin. our affiliate there, holy cannoli, or affiliate is driving around the city, texas is not known for snow but part of the

lone star state seen anywhere from 3 - 6 inches, winter storm watchers across central texas, this could bring a dusting of snow to parts of louisiana, even mississippi tomorrow. eric: did you go to louisiana growing up. >> one time and i was beside myself, more like chips of ice collected on the ground i thought it was going to lose my mind. i was excited. eric: we will follow that storm. meanwhile up north in chicago at least five people have been killed in shooting around the city over the weekend, violent crime keeps rising and some of the nations largest put under metropolitan areas. will have details about the cities under siege when we come back. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore.

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eric: and the fox news police in california searching for six inmates who escaped from a jail outside of fresno overnight, merced county sheriff's office says taking a look at them now, look at their faces, they were able to gain access to the jails rope and used a rope to scale down the side of the building,

they say four of the fugitives are charged in violent crimes including attempted murder and murder, police say they should be considered armed and dangerous and if you live it that way and see the six guys, police say do not approach them, go and call 911 of course. arthel: breaking news out of chicago were at least five people reportedly dead after shooting spree in and around the city yesterday. police killed the gunman in evanston outside of chicago, meanwhile as a crime is rising in major cities across the country the question how will president-elect biden handled the rise in crime. that's good alex hogan live in new york city with more. >> when it comes to the shooting spree in chicago police say the victims range in age from 15 - 81 years old and chicago police are thinking the evanston

police department for stopping the rampage before more people were shot or killed. police say the 32-year-old jason left behind a trail of victims, first he killed a 30-year-old sitting in his car and then killing a female security guard and shooting a 77-year-old woman getting her mail, the chicago man is accused of stealing a car driving to a store in trying to rob it before shooting and killing a 20-year-old inside and killeshooting an 81-year-old wos well, he shot a 15-year-old girl in the head in a moving car. >> we are responding to the scene as these crimes are happening getting information and again, he is going to the next over try to keep up what is happening previously. by the time we put it together he is in evanston. >> police eventually following him to an ihop where he took a woman hostage before shooting her in the head, the evanston police shot and killed him.

violent crime numbers in large cities around the country store in 2020, murders and shootings like chicago, philadelphia, new york, houston and los angeles, president-elect joe biden said he does not support defending the police but he does support reform. biden laying out his criminal justice plan ahead of inauguration vowing to crack down on any department with systemic misconduct. biden calling for more police body cameras and for more diversity within police department also say that they want to spend more money when it comes to schools to help prevent crime. arthel: alex hogan, live in new york city. thank you so much alex. eric: online organizers are pushing for more protest before president-elect joe biden inauguration on january 20. another calling for march on capitol hill on all state capitals one week from today.

others are planning what is being called a million militia march for inauguration day itself. after the horrendous violent mob assault on our capital that turned deadly included what some police call a well organized armed militia, how is law enforcement preparing for the continued and growing threat the chief of police in managing director of risk management and fellow at fox institute. we four years have focused on foreign terrorist radical islamic terrorist, now it seems some of our fellow citizens have taken up arms against us, against our democracy and republic, how do authorities face this threat? >> we have always had a threat from inside and outside our country and the same thing that we have done with foreign terrorist is what we do domestic terrorism, wheeze to develop information sources to have human collateral that they are

in there talking to these folks finding out what is going on in the officers cooperating individuals, that has to occur we need to be vigilant, watch what is going online, their intentions islamic terrorist and they tell you what intend to do and how they intend to do it there needs to be intervention beforehand and identify these individuals and take away and alerting that you know that what they're up to and breaking and make sure people understand that these are individuals who intend on violence and if you have information you need to share that with law enforcement as quickly as possible so we can save lives and prevent possible situations like the capital assault. eric: i have heard of militia threats myself against some and hopefully it is being taken on that. when you have this type of information in these type of threats, are we prepared, they just directed a non-scalable

threat, they have 6000 national guard deployed for the next month an emergency basis, is that enough? >> you have to remember this is a special national security secret service doctrine very few happening, very well able to prepare a plan and respond to different things that can occur during the event. right now their unified command of the entire capital where law enforcement, state and federal and local will work together. the other thing we need to do is engage the country and the individuals to let them know what is and what is not acceptable and people who want to engage in protest, great but if you step over that line and engage in violence and disorder there will be consequences. i think we are seeing that with the video identifying suspects and police department going out to individuals that might've been in the crowd and we seen state legislators who had issues or concerns with constituents

when they were found in the crowd of the capital, all these people accountable is key in making sure that people know their consequent is for their actions it's something we need to make sure that they understand now and will and the next coming weeks as we go in forward for the inauguration of the president. eric: as we see on the screen the demonstrators, we have to remember this is a murder investigation, capitol hill police officer brian c nick 42 years old from new jersey, officer saint nick gave his life to the defense of the beloved capital be into death by the crowd, his father said if any good comes out of my son's death, i hope it stops the lunacy that has been going on in this country, chief your reflections on police officers sick nick. >> i cannot agree on this more, he gave his life to protect the legislators that we elected to do their job, if you dislike what they want to do to get to the pool, this officer gave his life doing what he said he would

do to protect the people under his control and command and anyone who has information needs to come forward and anyone involved needs to be held accountable. this was not only a homicide against him it was attack on our constitution a democracy. eric: on our very republic, people know who did it, who were there who had the fire extinguisher, come forward, do the right thing. chief, thank you. and we'll be right back. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health.

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arthel: time for a look at other top stories making headlines, a fire in the control center of mexico city subway system killed a 20-year-old woman and shut down half the city subway line, the authorities are investigating. mexico city is already down this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, new report says the professional golfers association

may cancel plans to hold the 2022 championship tournament at trump national golf club and that mr. new jersey, report from golf weeks as an announcement could be made after the president leaves office. aaron rodgers is donating half a million dollars to the barstool fund which help small businesses struggling to stay afloat in the pandemic, the fund has raised more than $21 million so far. eric: president trump is expected to visit the southern border this week to highlight his administration's work on the wall. immigration enforcement is at a crossroads as president-elect joe biden plans to undo many of the presidents immigration policies from what were told and that is raising concern with border officials. christina coleman following this from los angeles. >> most of the border wall is a

sturdy replacement than what was already there and that border patrol agents that we spoke to welcomed in light of her recent uptick and apprehension of the southern border after a three year low in april as the covid pandemic encounters have average more than 72 billion per month since october, smugglers are getting more bold, border protection share this video last month and appears to show a smuggler escorting for children to the border but then he bolts one border patrol a arrives leaving the kids alone, president-elect biden's planned if you get rid of trump's immigration agenda the first 100 days in office including stopping the remaining mexico program and lifting limits on refugees promising to implement what he calls a more humane immigration agenda. >> i will introduce an immigration bill immediately. and have a procreation to move

forward. i will in fact countermand executive orders that the president has in fact initiated that are contrary to what i think is either his authority or even his authority contrary to the united states. >> acting commissioner to border protection mark morgan says the incoming biden administration would undo improvements that have led to a decrease in border crossing over trump's term in office. >> now what we see our the numbers exponentially rising and why, they know biden administration order is going to be open, they're talking about and is driving the numbers greater in right now with open borders we will see a crisis if he continues. >> all of this is border protection reports another group of migrants is planing to make its way north from hurricane ravaged honduras. eric: thank you.

arthel: i'm going to get back to the top story, the social media crackdown that enforced the president and right-leaning site parler off the internet. google and apple pulling from their app stores and amazon also kicking it off its web hosting services after dozen other platforms banned or restricted president trump, the white house has been pretty quiet about all of this so far but that could change soon. >> i know inside the white house right now they're trying to turn their attention to the next few days on how they can fight back against social media companies. i would not be surprised i know everything is on the table i don't know what that means policy wise but talking executive orders, they said everything is on the table. >> mark meredith has more now. >> reaction over the decision by social media companies to block president trump's account with

some lawmakers saying the bands are long-overdue while others fear the move will leave to increase censorship to political speech. twitter join facebook, instagram and snapchat and blocking the presidents access, until friday trump was a major twitter user, he had more than 80 million followers. twitter like other company said they were concerned future use of the platform could incite more violence marco rubio told group under maria bartiromo she suspects a different motive. >> facebook, twitter, these are not moral champions, the reason why they are doing it the democrats are about to take power in they view this as a way to get on the good side to avoid any restrictions or any laws being passed that hurt them. >> lindsey graham blasted twitter over its band writing the decision to permanently ban president trump is a serious mistake, it says a lot about the people who run twitter. some democrats including virginia senator saying the band was overdue, he wants internet companies to fight back harder against hate speech, this is the

former director of u.s. cybersecurity says companies have every right to enforce the rules. >> there was a legitimate public policy interest over the last four plus years of maintaining the president and his voice on twitter and other platforms. clearly what he has done is he's exceeded any reasonable public policy interest. >> the president said on friday he expected the band and it's possible he could create a new social media platform of his own to reach his supporters but it's unclear when this thing would start or what it would entail. arthel: we will take it back, thank you. eric: during the discussion yesterday about social media banning the president and some of his followers. mischaracterized some of his thoughts and for that i apologize. we'll be right back. ♪

arthel: a preliminary study

shows pfizer's vaccine can protect against the new highly infectious strain of coronavirus detected in uk, it is turned up in four u.s. states, meantime federal health officials and drugmakers are looking for ways to expand the current existing supply. let's bring in doctor tom frieden, the ceo of resolve to save lives, doctor freedman always great to have you, if we could we will tackle these line by line, do the pfizer imager no vaccines protect us from the new uk and south african strains, are those strains detected by current covid test? >> those are couple of questions, first off the new strain does appear to be more infectious, spreads more readi readily, it does appear that the vaccines will work against it, that is the good news, the bad news, it is spreading like wildfire in the united kingdom

and if it spreads rapidly here it'll make a really bad situation even worse. arthel: do you think the covid test that we have now in place will detected? >> the covid test don't check for the new variant or strain, it is possible to do that with anna genetic testing but we have not done that on a broad scale in this country yet. arthel: the national institute of health and the moderna are both together examining whether doses among moderna can be halved to double the supply, what do you think about this? >> take as directed, but sees the vaccine as they are proven to work, let's do the study, maybe it's the case that a half dose will work as much as a full dose, but that study has not been done and it needs to be done before we fiddle with the regiment and change things. the key for anyone who can get a vaccine to get at the moment

that they can to protect themselves, their family, their community and to get back to a healthier economy and lifestyle as soon as possible but unfortunately the vaccine is not going to turn this around in time for the next few months, that is why we need to double down on protection protocols stay indoors away from others or out-of-doors healthy, use a mask, it is really important that we slow the spread. arthel: i agree, i agree. , there are only enough vaccines on order to cover 185 million americans by the end of june, once he is president, and ten days president elect biden plans to release all vaccines currently available, get the shots in the arms, start menu 9z as many americans as possible, i ask how quickly can the vaccine manufacturers safely produce more vaccines and what if they cannot produce additional

vaccines in time for people to get their second shots. >> let's take it one step at a time and makes a lot of sense to send out the vaccine that we got and get people vaccinated so you can start the vaccine series, it is possible that pfizer or moderna will pull down on their production in which case some people get a first toast will have to delay their second dose that the lesser of two evils to keeping vaccines in a warehouse when it can be in someone's arms. that is the first thing, the next thing what about supply move generally we have the j&j vaccine that we hope will work on january possibly get licensed as rapidly as february could be a single dose series, you have astrazeneca and maybe one or two other vaccines coming down the pike, we do have more vaccines coming, right now crucial let's

get everyone in nursing homes vaccinated, staff and residents because that's what 40% of deaths have been, if we can do that we can knock down the mortality, make this a less deadly pandemic but the vaccine is not going to change the overall shape of this pandemic in the u.s. for the next two months that's why wear a mask, stay home or outdoors do not spend indoors time near others who are not in your family if you can avoid it. arthel: if i get the first shot in the second dose is not available, how long can i wait and still be protected. >> we really don't know that, the studies have not been done, the vaccines are remarkably effective but we don't know what will happen with one dose as you may have seen in the united kingdom there taken a different strategy that's because of dealing with explosive spread of the new strain that may well be a sensible strategy, we are not there yet. arthel: doctor tom frieden, always a pleasure for cdc director president and ceo of

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eric: authorities in indonesia say they found the black boxes from the boeing 737, the crashing shortly after take off

yesterday, 62 people were on board we are following the developments from london. >> the recovery operation is continuing throughout the night the authorities are confident they are picked up a signal black box, we seen earlier the divers have been searching underwater and have wreckage from the plane and sections and details some human remains were also recovered is helping with that search, the 737500, that is an older aircraft, not the max version that we heard so much about the past it took off from the capital on a domestic flight saturday, that departure delayed due to bad weather and the crew lost contact minutes after the takeoff. they do not have a very aviation

record this is the first craft since 2018, it is unclear that all the black boxes will be key to the investigation and knowing the cause of the crash could eventually provide some comfort to the many grieving families, all 62 passengers and crew on board were indonesian national, family desperately waiting for news of loved ones but sadly there is no sign of survivors. of course it will be very important for boeing in the international aviation industry to get to the bottom of what happened here. this is a different aircraft to the max version that was involved in a crash in indonesia in a couple of years ago. eric: this 126-year-old old, so unfortunate. gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health.

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