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. >> reporter: in another reversal today, from the previous administration, president biden el bann non-americansmim bril, , ireland and 26 european countries plus south africa. president trump had lifted that ban just before leaving office last week. in an interview with margaret brennan of "face the nation," dr. deborah birx said mr. trump was often working off bad data about the virus. >> until the day i left, i am convinced there were parallel data streams. >> reporter: disinformation. >> i saw the president presenting graphs i never made. so, i know that someone or someone out there or someone inside was creating a parallel set of data and graphics that were shown to the president. >> reporter: president biden warned today that even a big boost in vaccine distribution won't dramatically change the course of the pandemic over the next two months, but mask wearing, he argued, will. >> if we wear masks between now and the end of april, the experts tell us we can save 50,000 lives, 50,000 people otherwise would die. >> reporter: from the oval office today the president's dogs could be heard barking

there is talk of him giving a speech, potentially, today, talking about how efhe was bann from twitter permanently, and besides that, there are discussions happening and we don't know if we'll hear or see from the president today because right now he doesn't have anything on his schedule besides a private medal ceremony. >> rob, you can impeach him and the senate has to decide whether to remove him, or if he's already gone, convict him anyway, to bar him from running for office ever again. there are many people saying, what about the 14th amendment? section 3 of the 14th amendment talks about taking action to anybody who takes an oath of office to defend the constitution and engage in insurrection or rebellion of the same or give enemy comfort to others above. if you're looking to take an action in an act of congress, what is the menu? >> since we've got the 14th amendment up on the screen, i think that's the first one to deal with. it does talk about somebody who is engaged in insurrection not being able to serve in public office, and that makes good sense. the issue is who decides an

i also want to point out richard bann barnett, he is the man who broke into nancy pelosi's office, put feet up on the desk and stole an envelope. he is speaking to one of our affiliates, boldly saying why he actually went in and put his feet up on her desk. take a listen to just that audio that one of our affiliates just obtaine obtained. >> i sat down here at my desk. i'm today taxpayer. i'm a patriot. it's not her desk. we loaned her the desk. i threw my feet up on the desk. >> that is a belligerent richard barnett. he is from arkansas. the fbi, the police want to speak with him. what was striking about all of this is how much was preplanned and talked about on the internet before january 6th. we know the president, what he said. we also have seen evidence that thousands and thousands of messages were passed on the internet between these groups preparing for exactly what took place. bring guns to d.c. bring your violence to d.c. we are going to storm the capitol. hundreds of thousands of violent messages passed through these groups, wolf. yet somehow the capitol police, the capitol i

>> we know this is the greatest opportunities for peace in afghanistan since the bann conference aftersion that toppled the taliban government but the challenges are enormous. there's still bloody fighting going on between the two sides who are talk but there's also an increased pressure on the government here. their position is that essentially the deal between the taliban and americans has vastly weak pped their leverage. they have released 5,000 taliban prisoners just to get these talks going and nowith the americans continuing to commit to their complete withdrawal by may, that leaves the afghan government and the afghan negotiators from kabul in quite a weakened position. we have to remember that from the taliban perspective, and they've been saying this vocally, they feel as if they've won in war. from their position, that is a win-win. >> jane, good to see you. >> thank you. ♪ judy: and now, for the final friday analysis of the trump presidency, we turn to brooks and kapart. hello to both of you on this friday evening. so david, it was just two wednesdays ago that there was the

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. >>> and the shocking move that got two men banne >>> today san francisco's district attorney plans to meet with the mother of a young woman hit and killed in a crosswalk on new year's eve. police say the suspect was a parolee in a stolen car. j.r. stone spoke to friends and family of the victim as others raised questions about why the suspect was even on the streets. >> reporter: a grieving mother wiping away her tears from her home in japan as she talks about the memory of her daughter, hanako, one of two people killed as she walked in a crosswalk in the soma district of san francisco on new year's eve. >> i'm actually shaking right now, still talking about and thinking about what happened. >> reporter: that from hana's close friend in tokyo. currently as the memorial for hana grows in san francisco, this man, 45-year-old troy mcallister, is behind bars in connection with hana and another woman's death. police believe mcallister, who is on parole for robbery, was trying to make a getaway after committing a burglary and crashed into another car, and that car hit and killed hana and