patty what can you see. i can see from here the line of police officers has broken it's not clear as a protesters are gotten inside the building but they're inching their way closer i'm surprised that i've not seen more police officers respond to the scene but this is as far as they've gotten this is on the back side of the capitol and what they've done is just slowly push this line of police you can see now there on the balcony waving their trunks flags now obviously the capitol hill very heavy doors of undoubtedly that walk but this is an unprecedented scene outside of the u.s. capitol we see trump supporters who truly believe that the election was stolen from them because that is what the president has been saying despite the fact that there's no evidence obviously trying to send the message to the members who is debating inside that they should be afraid they should be afraid because that mass models people are out here chanting slogans and demanding that the free and fair election thrown out this is an

i think patty can you hear me. i think we've lost the audio to apache call hinges there outside the capitol hill. and just coming in the capitol police say that individuals have breached the capitol building and are in the rotunda area so there's thousands outside the building but some have penetrated the building and are now inside and just to remind you that the session that was taking place there the certification of the electoral college votes that would certify joe biden as president of course that is why thousands of people are gathered there today that has actually been suspended so there's nothing going on inside anymore but we are seeing thousands of people who gathered outside capitol hill they've been there for hours they came also to hear president trump who addressed them a little earlier we're showing you some earlier pictures now of inside the building so we can see some trim supporters going in what is very much the heart of capitol hill you can see that several of them obviously dozens and dozens s

apologies we seem to have audio issues with patty calling. patty can you hear me or not. ok well listen well we'll try to get back to you in a 2nd because we can't hear you but we do have now reaction from president trump to joe biden who called on him just a few minutes ago you recall to call on his supporters to go home while chum in a tweet has done just that he says i'm asking for everyone at the u.s. capitol to remain peaceful no violence remember we are at the park we are the party of law and order respect the law and our great men and women in blue thank you so he's calling on his supporters to remain peaceful and no violence but he's not exactly telling them to go home as joe biden asked him to he's not calling on his supporters to necessarily go away from the capitol building as joe biden has asked him to let's go to john hendren who is on the phone john tell us about your location where you why exactly i know it's in the vicinity of the capitol building and tell us about what's happening. i am on the north. building just about 4050 feet away from the building wh

patty heard the fear in her husband's voice. she drove home, terrified. police were looking in the park, told her stay home and wait. >> and then about 11:00 or so at night, there was a knock on the front door. it's somebody with the police department with the blood hounds. >> oh, boy. >> they want a piece of jennifer's clothing, something they can get a scent off of. >> they didn't find jenni that night. or the next day. tacoma police called point defiance park for three days. hundreds of people joined the search. nbc affiliate king-5 covered it. jenni's sister pleaded for help. >> take time to think back, sit down and remember. any little bit would help. >> meanwhile, the police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe they'd ask for ransom. we didn't know. >> or maybe jenni was lost or got hurt. >> there were literally hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort on the part of citizens to call in an

cohan who's back on the phone patty tell us what's happening if you if you know. well i can tell you the streets right now around the capitol are completely filled with emergency police off emergency vehicles i just heard the sound of tear gas being fired on the front side of the capitol against your graphic walk people through the air and the able to see what's happening there but the large crowd that had occupied the scraps and played outside have both was it painted on the back side of the capitol but there are going to be serious questions about how this was allowed to happen a curfew is it going into effect that will give the police the ability of the authority to arrest anybody who got on the street 53. leaders national guard has been called in all of the streets are blocked off there's going to be a lot of question about how police responded to this because a car there's a lot of here you have to be here and i am walked about a block away from the p.c. so it is a dot over yet police are going to say it's a lot of question but for now if he is going to charg

but she had backbone, patty. >> she definitely had backbone.back up a minute, there had to be a genesis for the word mansplaining and i think it may have originated in the west wing. i'm not sure. mansplaining. okay? get it. okay. no, she just continued on with what was on her agenda. she didn't let bob holderman deter her or slow her down. she was gracious as always and then went ahead and did what she thought she should do. >> but i think in the early '70s, it's hard to imagine now, but there was a white house east wing press corps of women that covered the first lady. it was a very different time. and they looked at it much more in a traditional manner than since i think. so it was a -- her press secretary -- her first press secretary used to do briefings for the press for a few years. patty, you can speak to that, perhaps, that stopped i think later. >> it was very gradual, almost you couldn't even give it a date. in the beginning, it was a core of four or five win who followed around to various things. and then she started doing internatio

kahane on capitol hill thank you patty. go over to wilmington delaware now the way the home state of the president elect joe biden of course we've had more reaction today from president elect biden christensen to me and. i'm wondering if he said anything about whether president trump should be removed from office as the democrats nancy pelosi are asking for right now has he said anything about it he very specifically did not say anything about whether or not the 25th amendment should be invoked which would put mike pence in charge of the government he in fact told reporters before delivering prepared remarks that he would avoid that topic what he did say is that the attack on the capitol was one of the darkest days in u.s. history he called the capital the citadel of justice he said it was an assault on democracy he didn't however spare president criticism or blame for what happened he said it was the result of the culmination of 4 years of disregard for the constitution and the rule of law and he called those who took part

patty said this at the outset. he's moving out of faster pace than last few presidents have and i apologize i don't know how president bush did this but what president-elect obama did was roll out these nominees in clusters. we saw it with wide and clustering around national security and be a coney and they are his health care so it gives you a chance to showcase that it's a team effort in when you have nor -- more nominees that gets you to show your diversity of your team. again that is a theory that makes sense and viewing the nominees as quickly as you can gives you the chance to build support around them. one of the interesting things they are doing which was certainly not the case 12 years ago because of social media is they are actually doing videos now often testimonials from the cabinet nominees themselves and putting these things out on socialal media. they are quickly trying to get out in front to show who these people are in a way that wasn't eyes the case with biggest nominees. >> i think the biden team

so the fact that they have lost patty murray that she is expressing herself in such strong terms is highly unusual for her but also a real clear example of how divided some of the people are in the senate donald trump has got a lot of what to do says he's not going to go to the inauguration at the trump campaign saying look there were a number of republicans a number of democrats 70 of them in total who refused to go to the inauguration of donald trump but this will be the 1st time since. but a sitting president hasn't gone to meet his successor. to the 20. decision that will break with decades of presidents alan fischer at white house thanks very much. there. that was. 6 that. was. that. was that. was. good enough and they'd all be as you call it tough pitch of the morning but. find that when you. stop us trade but stories like i talk about you know jump on an adult. it's to trade your boots you just did many. issues and incidences and all the views from the streets around now keep information messages especially about issues of youth empowerment. to museum a probably an interview on peop

and now, mo come over to your. >> thanks so much, patti. thanks to the brunswick group for partnering with us on this day lungful of defense. you guys are great partners and i always love working with you. on a personal level, thanks to you for the introduction, patti. earlier called me her former colleague. to be clear, she was my boss and she was a great boss. thrilled to work with you again on this. sara and chris, thank you both for joining us for this very timely conversation. i thinkg patti set the stage vy well about what's at stake and have processes work a little bit in the past. i want tow dive right in. much of this conversation is going to beat focused on that moment when the nominee is named. let's start a little bit before that. chris, i'm going to start with you. talk about when the president elect is making his decisions about who should fill some of these top slots, in terms of the transition team, hands you a list of names i present the folks he's got. talk a little bit about that process and if i'm mistaken about that, pl

southern region, patti for virginia and paul reynolds, alabama. western region, jessica patterson, state chairman for hawaii.ia and for congratulations to all of you on your election. [applause] i get to givel: my report now and i am so grateful to see all of you here. amelia island, florida. we finally made it. it is so great to see you all. thank you for coming. i want to begin by thanking many of the people in this room so latitude to me the do that. i want to start with my cochairman, tommy x who has been a warrior traveling this country far and wide. i broke my ankle a week ago and tommy had to go knock on a lot more doors because of that but he has been fighting in the battle for freedom and to win over hearts and minds and he is a great partner to work with and we are lucky to have him in our party. i also want to think and i hope you will join me in thanking our incredible rnc staff who has worked so hard. [applause] thethey are all around room. thank you. thank you, patty. [applause] chrmn. mcdaniel: thank you. i am so proud of our team.

thank you, patty. [applause] chrmn. mcdaniel: thank you. i am so proud of our team. many of them, pretty much every one of them was in georgia. missing thanksgiving. knocking on doors. i am so proud of our whole staff and our chief of staff has done a phenomenal job. i think you all know the team is phenomenal. marianna herrera, and madeleine finnell. thank you, thank you. are the best. thank you. [applause] and also, our finance chairman for the republican national committee, thanks to todd ricketts. we could not do all the things we have done without todd. i especially want to thank my husband and my kids. abigail and nash have school right now. nash is very busy in virtual ceramics. if you want to know how you do virtual ceramics from home, he has metal works next semester so we will be curious to see how that works. they cannot miss school right now. four years ago when i was first elected, nash was here. you have heard my heart or -- horror stories about driving with my 15-year-old. i love them. they are phenomenal. my husband, patrick is here. i cannot thank yo

capitol hill for the moment patty thank you. it's going to she have returned see live at the white house a share as we continue to see these remarkable pictures of thousands of people gathered outside capitol hill thousands of trump protesters there to protest against the election result the one that gave joe biden the victory which they of course see is stolen and they see it as stolen because president trump told them it had been stolen a ship a few months ago you and i were on live when there were protests outside the white house for the black lives matter movement is the famous night when the president walked out and then had a photo op with a bible in front of a church compare the police reaction and response there to what we're hearing is happening outside capitol hill now. well i mean throughout those black lies about a protest the police and the national guard on that particular case it was both national and the police who assaulted everyone who was in the vicinity of the white house in order to facilitate president trum

don't think we're going to see them alan fischer reporting live there from washington let's go to patty culhane then alan's got the good job today he's in the warm patties out in the cold monitoring the confirmation hearings for biden's incoming administration including right now the former fed chair janet yellen. well you know adrian everything is unusual about this inauguration it's actually not freezing i don't remember ever cover an inauguration when at some point during the day i lost all feeling in my hands and feet but it's just a little bit would be a little bit brisk never before covering inaugurations i have to go through 2 national guard checkpoints and have my car checked out by a bomb sniffing dog yet here we are and another unprecedented thing is the day before with 24 hours to go we are just now starting to see confirmation hearings for joe biden's team a lot of people on the hill right now we've got the director of national intelligence homeland security secretary of states coming treasury as you mentioned is talking the secretary of defense later this afternoon so why i

cole hain is on capitol hill and patty we know at this stage that we are looking at a 2nd impeachment of donald trump but where's the things stand right now. well we're still a little bit of news about how this might play out so that the members of the democratic house say that they need to hold president accountable for his words and his actions and so they think that the he has to be the 1st u.s. president to be impeached twice and they say that will send a message and also it could mean that he could never serve in office again if in fact he is impeached and in convicted in a trial in the senate. they're going to go ahead they're going to do in the next couple of days one thing we're hearing now is how they're going to handle this is because the senate probably wouldn't take it up until january 19th january 20th january 20th is when joe biden gets inaugurated becomes president and if they were in the middle of a trial they wouldn't be able to confirm any of his cabinet picks or really they just steal the spotlight from him now we're hearing speaker pelosi is going to do the politic

>> so let's start with patty lee. are you still on the platform? >> yes, i am, judge brielle. >> great. and you might want to talk about the minors that are trafficked into drug sales and whatever else you want to talk about in your answer. >> all right. since covid shelter in place, we have seen a drastic reduction in the number of youth being arrested. no surprise because they're staying at home, or unfortunately, however, with the traffic the youth, as i mentioned, these are the youth that are falling through the cracks, and so we have had fewer girls come in and, for a period of time, we actually had no girls in juvenile hall. i would say in the past -- since march, we've had approximately ten to -- ten to 15 girls coming in, and we do not represent all of the girls, but i address only the girls we represent. i cannot talk about specific facts because the information is confidential, but i would say specifically about ten. and i would mention, we have to have a wider lens on these girls because they are at great risk and virtually all of them h

very much for the time being let's continue the conversation she's joining us from capitol hill so patty looks like we are expecting some drama to what is usually usually a very standard affair. exactly usually this minutes maybe an hour now it's expected it could go to the morning hours here on capitol hill it looks like right now like there's a member of the house that's trying to open it up for debate we've just seen the vice president say debate in a joint session is not allowed so we're going to be watching to see exactly how this plays out it is you had mentioned we should see it pretty early because what they do yours they basically bring in these boxes with these these have been certified by the secretary of state by governors of all the 50 states and they're sent them here to the capitol and normally what would happen is the vice president would just simply open it up as somebody to tell them they would be accepted to go by alphabetical order of the states so we believe by the time they get to arizona going to object then what happens then these joint session dissolves you see t

i want to welcome you, patty. thank you. >> thank you so much. i wanted to thank the united playaz and mayor breed for bringing us together. i'm the founder of the foundation. it's an organization i found in honor of my son robby who was shot and killed who obtained a gun illegally after the weapon was used to kill my son, it was resold on the streets where it was used to commit some other crime. i believe in gun buyback because i know firsthand that one gun has the potential to commit numerous crime and take numerous lives. the week that my son was killed, he laid out his suit on the bed in preparation for a job interview that he was guaranteed to get the job. instead it was the suit that he was buried in. that's what gun violence does in a matter of second. it can rob someone of their life and change the life of everyone left behind and that includes the prethe perpertrator. now we're in covid-19 this existing health crises of gun violence. since the expand, we've seen sharp increase in gun sales in in june, there was 2.6 million additional sal

let's go live to patty cal hane in washington d.c. and patty we were hearing there from president elect biden but what are we expecting to hear from trump in the last hour as. well isn't that the question has been eerily quiet since he's been kicked off twitter or not a lot of people working in a lot of the left work in the white house not a lot of leaks coming out but we do expect that he is going to do a couple of things on his way out the door we think that it's likely that he'll put out a video to basically talking about his accomplishments that is very much not standard practice usually the outgoing president does have some sort of press conference so he might put out a video and then it's these pardons that we keep hearing about the new york times it's a really remarkable report.

with more than a 7000000 vote difference and absolutely no evidence of voter fraud is ridiculous and patty briefly before the end of the program if we actually heard from the vice president mike pence i mean i know we did yesterday and obviously he spoke in the house but today as we heard from him. no no not that i'm aware of but we have heard from senators who say they've spoken to the vice president and they say that he feels completely betrayed by donald trump he feels says that you know he has been there for the president this entire time he's been loyal he asked him to do something he couldn't possibly do so this is the situation the president often finds himself in the very person he needs to protect him right now from facing the 25th amendment is the person that he is now in salt. political lane with the latest that they have on capitol hill for the moment past that is 8 please do stay with us we're going to have more developments and reaction out of washington d.c. in just a few minutes thanks for watching seems like. business leaders just want to buy no bras paul. business ledgers

living through hopefully the story of a lifetime and i say that hoping that nothing worse happens patty who do you think is more freaked out about these circumstances children or their parents. a 150 percent their parents you know i see this every day to at least one client kids are resilient kids are flexible kids can handle the truth they're very accepting it's parents who in adults who get freaked out you know we're ski we don't like change we don't like compromise. you know chip there at the kids are going to be fine for the most part you know i'm talking about the kids who have support at home and then there's a whole other group of kids who are very worried about them but in terms of thinking my cheat is going to be so damaged from this experience if you can keep an open line of communication with your cherubs in keep things stable in loving for them at home they're going to be they're going to be fine. i've only got about 30 seconds left so i got to ask you for the short version but i've got to ask you a week ago wednesday how do you describe what happened at the capitol to your

in recent memory 1st and foremost as patti mentioned you know president x former president now donald trump not being there at the inauguration of joe biden was just shocking it hasn't happened in over 100 years that an outgoing president has not gone through the ceremonial process of handing over the reins of democracy to his successor you know and then the other things as well no public here in washington d.c. you know for for barack obama as an aga 1st inauguration there were more than 1500000 people that came to this city to watch it for this one because of coronavirus because of the because of the security threats it was just no public was here at all to take in the ceremony and then of course a procession of joe biden to the white house normally a long procession with people lining the streets none of that happened as well it was a shortened procession because his security listen what a difference 2 weeks has made it was just 2 weeks ago that patty mentioned in her story there that hundreds of trump supporters rioted and took over the capitol building behind me you see now 2 wee

capitol hill patty thank you. now president elect joe biden has also spoken branding the people responsible for the unrest domestic terrorists witnessed yesterday was not dissent it was not disorder it was not protest it was chaos there were protesters don't dare call them protesters there were a riotous mob insurrectionist domestic terrorists is that basic it's that simple and i wish we could say we couldn't see it coming well chris a salumi is live for us in wilmington delaware where of course the president elect is speaking at a christian the bottle say whether he thought the 25th amendment should be invoked . very interesting barbara he did not say whether or not the 25th amendment should be invoked in fact he told reporters specifically before launching into his formal remarks that he wouldn't address that subject teen also did not mention any specific charges that should be brought against the demonstrators who did storm the capitol and i think what we are seeing here this was supposed to be an announcement

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called james she's joining us from capitol hill patty the president slamming the republicans just a moment ago calling them republicans once again putting pressure on his vice president to reject the results saying that he has the right to do it i mean all eyes are going to be on congress and you start a fixation process as i'm saying in just under 45 minutes time. exactly and i'm not sure what the rules are no we're not supposed to allow profanity on the air or if it gets out i refuse to apologize for that not sure if that applies to the president of united states let's take a step back to a couple of things that the president has said that are all right lies he's talking about secret votes that came in in the middle of the night what happened in this election is the president told supporters don't do mail in vote so what the states did made the swing states like pennsylvania the kind of the in person votes 1st those return supporters most of the maryland ballots went to joe biden that's why it took several days to get the final result because it was a 2. step process it wasn't the

and patty how will the events of yesterday impact the republican party going forward. well that is the big question ok so we saw after this happened that about half of the senators who were going to stay with the president they said ok now we're not going to ject anymore there were still though more than 100 members of the house and 6 sitting u.s. senators that still went on to object about the results in pennsylvania so the big question for this party is are they still going to be the party of donald trump has tried to make sure he is by saying anyone who goes against him he's going to make sure that they lose them in the next primary but is he still going to be the powerful force this would give the people who support him and have supported all of his statements and policies a chance to say ok this was a bridge too far we're simply going to walk away now is that going to happen depend on 2 things one the polls has he lost support among his base most of the americans you talked to say that this was ridiculous insane they want an investigation into how this building fe

call him joins us now from capitol hill patty what do we know about the process they might use to impeach the president and whether it could happen more quickly than lost time. definitely could it happen more quickly it looks like it will they're using a different process so they're not necessarily doesn't look like you go through a committee in the house so they could just begin the process on monday take a vote shortly after that the only a simple majority democrats lost a lot of their members but they still have a majority so they could then formally impeach the president he'll be the only president to be impeached twice in one term or just ever and then it would go to the senate now they could theoretically take it up right away but they would need all 100 senators to agree that seems unlikely and then the question is do they really want to focus on this is joe biden's taking office there is precedent that says a person can be impeached once they've left office that happened once before now with the president but with a set cabinet secretary and then they could go to a senator or i'll

patty? hmm, she might have had trouble coming on. >> i am here. >> oh, there she is in hawaii. >> yes, i'm in hawaii. i bring the sunshine to you all. so i am deeply, deeply appreciative for all of the work of the san francisco coalition against human trafficking. thank you, thank you, judge brielle, antonio, and bonita, for always being there for us. during covid, it has become even more difficult in providing advocacy in this virtual world for trafficked youth. they're likely to fall through the cracks as they're hidden from view during shelter in place, and this was mentioned by our district attorney, and they're trafficked over the internet and over our borders. the juvenile justice focus for children who have been sexually exploited is generally one of girls that we deal with in our system, and they're trafficked locally county by county and even across state lines. our system involved girls, however, really require a wider lens. none will admit on our first meeting that they mighting v

against trump and also more details emerging of the dramatic events on capitol hill last wednesday patty call hayne brings us those details now from washington. this video obtained by the washington post shows just how few police officers there were to keep rioters some armed with restraints and weapons from getting to members of congress or the. members say when they were trying to get out the last available exit there were only 3 officers holding the line trying to give them enough time to escape when they stepped aside as a window was broken a writer was shot by the representatives and their staff escaped 6 this video was captured by a reporter for the huffington post rioters looking for the senate he says if they had turned right they would have entered the chambers with senators inside this lone capitol police officer directed them away from it and up the stairs instead but not everyone was this confused one congressman says there is evidence some had planned their attack there is a ma. this is a house has got my name on the door but the bottom of that office. to the house this usua

democracy and a statement that violence cannot prevail castro al-jazeera washington or patty kohei in was at the capitol as protesters took over the building she takes a look at how things on folded. the u.s. capitol building under siege. thousands of president donald trump's followers surrounded the building and burst in the result a remarkable scene of lawmakers clean and the police seemingly overwhelmed social media filled with pictures of trump's followers and offices in the chambers running free in what is supposed to be one of the most protected buildings in the country it started as u.s. president donald trump called his supporters to protest what he falsely claimed was a stolen election rally in them up with inflammatory words and misinformation are we going to walk down to the capitol was and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women as a joint session of congress met to certify the election the president's followers heated his words and descended on the capitol chaos followed. tear gas and flash bangs to try and push them back from the front of the

patty kohei in is on capitol hill for us and patty b. are looking at a 2nd impeachment now it seems like it is going to happen where 2 things stand right now. you're right i think this week we're going to see the house take it up and possibly have the vote in the house they only need a simple majority it seems like they would be able to get that then what we're hearing is there was some question about how this would work because if it goes to the senate they can't really do anything but the impeachment trial and joe biden has a lot of cabinet secretaries and people under them that need senate confirmation so now we're hearing what nancy pelosi is going to do is have the vote likely impeach the president in the house making him the only u.s. president to have been peached twice then she's going to hold on to those papers so the way it works is the senate has to have a trial but only when she hands them the documents and the important difference here is unlike the last impeachment if it goes forward republicans don't set the agenda remembe

okay, patti, we got 30 seconds left.partner's love language and your marriage will last forever. >> thank you. so good to see you, patti. been a while. wishing you the best and our two couples as well. thank you for being so open and sharing with us. really do appreciate it and we're wishing you all the bet. >>> coming up here on "gma," we have a little bit of royalty, regina king is going to join us live. so come on back. >> announcer: building a better bay area, for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." mayor london breed says relief for small businesses in san francisco is on the way in the form of $62 million. the program gives $12 million in grants and $50 million in zero to low interest loans. the mayor says the program targets businesses that are operated by people less success authorizing other programs. it requires approval from the board of supervisors. mike? >> thank you, kumasi. let's take a look at what's going on outside. we have mid-

patty? hmm, she might have had trouble coming on. >> i am here. >> oh, there she is in hawaii. >> yes, i'm in hawaii. i bring the sunshine to you all. so i am deeply, deeply appreciative for all of the work of the san francisco coalition against human trafficking. thank you, thank you, judge brielle, antonio, and bonita, for always being there for us. during covid, it has become even more difficult in providing advocacy in this virtual world for trafficked youth. they're likely to fall through the cracks as they're hidden from view during shelter in place, and this was mentioned by our district attorney, and they're trafficked over the internet and over our borders. the juvenile justice focus for children who have been sexually exploited is generally one of girls that we deal with in our system, and they're trafficked locally county by county and even across state lines. our system involved girls, however, really require a wider lens. none will admit on our first meeting that they mighting v

and yes, our patty was opened for sit down dining on a first come first served basis. workers and diners made it clear to a ktvu videographer. they had no desire to talk with the media. but a man passing by. i didn't see a problem with this violation of covid safety protocol. but there's a couple of restaurants in town. they're opening up like the beer baron around the corner and then the customers. they're all coming in. and they're all saying their protest ng the shut out and that's what it should be a restaurant tour around the corner, disagrees. the owner of new york pizza supports that continued ban on outdoor dining. good thing i'm in the favor because it helps for not spreading the wires because i myself i'm afraid every day. whatever i come to work, and i start, i think is gonna come at me. though the state's department of health issued a press release friday stating the bay area remains under a regional stay at home order, the message was buried several lines down this afternoon, the department issued another release again emphasizing the order was still on, g

. >> so patty, you're actively seeking immigrant juvenile status for these youth, correct? >> we [inaudible] that involved a lot of work in terms of outreach to family members in their native countries. primarily, we know it's in guatemala, some from el salvador, nicaragua. >> any further questions? >> and maybe just your number, miss lee, if we want to follow up? we can even put it in the chat? . >> i'll put it in the chat. >> thank you so much. >> and pass it off to the u.s. attorney. >> exactly. >> to marissa, maybe if there's any comments on what happened in the capitol? i don't know if you're able to comment on that. any comments? is marissa still on the call? >> i believe it's mr. anderson, the u.s. attorney. >> oh, mr. anderson, are you still on the call? >> yes, i don't think he -- i think he left. >> how about miss harris? is miss harris on the call? >> miss harris is there? >> i am on the call. unfortunately, i cannot give any comment as to the ongoing nature of the federal investigations into the events that happened at the capitol. thank you. >> okay. are there

patty?ght have had trouble coming on. >> i am here. >> oh, there she is in hawaii. >> yes, i'm in hawaii. i bring the sunshine to you all. so i am deeply, deeply appreciative for all of the work of the san francisco coalition against human trafficking. thank you, thank you, judge brielle, antonio, and bonita, for always being there for us. during covid, it has become even more difficult in providing advocacy in this virtual world for trafficked youth. they're likely to fall through the cracks as they're hidden from view during shelter in place, and this was mentioned by our district attorney, and they're trafficked over the internet and over our borders. the juvenile justice focus for children who have been sexually exploited is generally one of girls that we deal with in our system, and they're trafficked locally county by county and even across state lines. our system involved girls, however, really require a wider lens. none will admit on our first meeting that they mighting victims or at

patty? hmm, she might have had trouble coming on. >> i am here. >> oh, there she is in hawaii. >> yes, i'm in hawaii. i bring the sunshine to you all. so i am deeply, deeply appreciative for all of the work of the san francisco coalition against human trafficking. thank you, thank you, judge brielle, antonio, and bonita, for always being there for us. during covid, it has become even more difficult in providing advocacy in this virtual world for trafficked youth. they're likely to fall through the cracks as they're hidden from view during shelter in place, and this was mentioned by our district attorney, and they're trafficked over the internet and over our borders. the juvenile justice focus for children who have been sexually exploited is generally one of girls that we deal with in our system, and they're trafficked locally county by county and even across state lines. our system involved girls, however, really require a wider lens. none will admit on our first meeting that they mighting v

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it was deliberate, then it's kind of a bit ofa deliberate, then it's kind of a bit of a weird and pattyould do. i don't think there was anything that would actually put the batsman off. he went back and immediately was marking his guard out again anyway. anything steve smith does in the wa ke anything steve smith does in the wake of the ball tampering scandal a few years ago is always going to attract a lot of attention. anything thatis attract a lot of attention. anything that is perceived as being unsportsmanlike or not in the spirit of the game. i have spoken to the india camp. they do not intend to put up any kind of complaint about that incident. so as far as they are concerned, it stays there. just something that will follow steve smith around and be a big talking point i think particularly on social media. golf's governing bodies on both sides of the atlantic have moved to distance themselves from the us president donald trump. the pga of america voted to move the us pga championship in 2022 from the trump national course in bedminster. following on from that announcement, the r&

patty la belle our gemini twin. hi miss patty. >> oh, my god. >> my goodness. hi, anderson. >> wow. >> hey, honey. >> you look -- >> it's me. >> happy new year. >> i've been waiting to see you guys. happy new year. happy good life. happy babies and everything. oh, gosh. >> my goodness. >> here i am. >> thank you. >> again. >> wow. >> this is my tree with my friends' gifts. >> your house looks phenomenal. >> well i try hard, andy. i try to make it cute. those are denise rich and norma. you know norma. she gauff she gave me the pretty vases. >> my love to norma. i love norma >> i know you do. she told me to tell you hello. >> oh, my god tell her i said hello. >> thank you. i will >> i have to tell you it is so good to see you. we love visiting with you on new year's eve. it's funny because i introduced anderson and his son wyatt to your rendition of the abcs. >> it is iconic. it's amazing. >> you did? that is what the babies love to hear. old people like you, too, andy, right? oh, gosh. >> because i was singing. >> i was singing the old boring version of the abcs

patty?she might have had trouble coming on. >> i am here. >> oh, there she is in hawaii. >> yes, i'm in hawaii. i bring the sunshine to you all. so i am deeply, deeply appreciative for all of the work of the san francisco coalition against human trafficking. thank you, thank you, judge brielle, antonio, and bonita, for always being there for us. during covid, it has become even more difficult in providing advocacy in this virtual world for trafficked youth. they're likely to fall through the cracks as they're hidden from view during shelter in place, and this was mentioned by our district attorney, and they're trafficked over the internet and over our borders. the juvenile justice focus for children who have been sexually exploited is generally one of girls that we deal with in our system, and they're trafficked locally county by county and even across state lines. our system involved girls, however, really require a wider lens. none will admit on our first meeting that they mighting victims

now, patty friedman lives on his ranch and she organized her neighbors to thank anthony.one day as anthony drove down the street, he saw his route lined with people with signs and cheers. patty did it to show gratitude and appreciation for simple acts of kindness on his part. when anthony saw the response, he got emotional. he said, i was in shock. my heart was overjoyed, in the world regardless of what's going on, people genuinely care. or emily, who is a nurse who lives in southwest virginia who spoke to us about caring for patients in their dying hours, how painful it is to care for them and how dangerous this virus is. she had the courage to share her story and empathy to care for people who are sick. there are thousands more like her who are health care heroes across our commonwealth. or katie gaylord, a school counselor in williamsburg who created a t-shirt that said virginia is for kindness. she did it to raise money for the local food bank. when people asked why, she said, when we help someone, you feel more connected to each other and i think we feel less afraid.

patty interpreted hawaii state government briefings into american sign language.dent remembers her having great passion for her job. she died while visiting a daughter in the military who was about to deploy. she was 62 years old. burt and carol stevenson met and married later in life. they loved to boat and camp at a lake near their home in kansas. he fought alzheimer's. they died less than two hours apart while holding hands in bed. ramon garcia survived two kidney transplants leaving the long island man more vulnerable to the virus. his brother describes him as the strongest and purest soul. he was just 29 years old. we'll be right back. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> our breaking news is that the labor department has just released the latest jobless numbers and president biden inherits the worst job market of any modern president. chief business correspondent christine romans joins us now. what's happened with these numbers? >> these are the numbers for the final week of the trump administration. and it was 900,000 first time unemployment benefits. 5 millio