many are comparing the treatment of rittenhouse's arrest with blake's. >> 17-year-old kyle rittenhousesed of killing two people at a protest over your case. and he walks past cops, he has an assault rifle. have you seen that video? >> uh-huh, yes. >> when you see that, what is your thoughts when you see something like that happen? >> again, it wasn't a surprise to me. it was devastating. i mean -- >> say it. >> he's white. that's the difference. >> there are two justice systems that govern america. one for black america, and one for white america. which says, where black people, shoot first, ask questions later. >> reporter: last week the prosecutor declined to press charges. >> no kenosha law enforcement officer in this case will be charged with any criminal offense. >> reporter: he said officer sheskey was justified in his use of force because blake was armed with a knife, refused orders to drop it, officer sheskey's attorney in a statement insists that, quote, race had absolutely nothing to do with the officer's actions. blake was given every opportunity to comply with the officers,

and kyle rittenhouse is someone who crossed the borderfrom rittenhouse is someone who crossed the bordernow some conservatives here have hailed him asa conservatives here have hailed him as a patriot, but nonetheless, mr rittenhouse is facing very serious charges in connection with this. david willis, thanks so much. one item of new from the middle east which could have far—reachin consequences — the long—running dispute between qatar and its gulf neighbours appears to be at an end. this is the moment which suggested the relatonship was changing, when the emir of qatar embraced the saudi crown prince as he arrived in saudi arabia. they then went on to attend a summit, at which full diplomatic relations were restored. saudi arabia, the uae and bahrain imposed an embargo on qatar in 2017, over allegations about supporting terrorism — which qatar denied. when peter lowe retired last year, he decided to leave britain to visit his son in taiwan. then came the pandemic — and he was unable to return home. so, he turned his efforts to spearheading a clean—up campaign for the tamsui river. what s

during the protests rittenhouse killed, joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber and wounded a 3rd man. all right switching gears now as we are going to get a check of the 4 zone forecast robbers chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us about the weather we've got rain in the forecast. yeah guys whether time it certainly looks like some more rain is headed our way not going to be huge storm. >>but yeah you better be prepared we've got some raindrops that are likely to move into the area as we head in toward tomorrow outside right now we've got some partly cloudy skies. nothing too much as far as way rain is concerned most that is of the pacific northwest right now. but you certainly see those clouds begin to gather in some of that moving in northern california and a few high clouds moving in our direction to so far the brunt of the system up in the pacific northwest they've seen some heavier downpours in the seattle area see some snow in the high country there as well and more rain on the way for the south we go in the bay area we're staying dry right now we will do so overni

during the protests rittenhouse killed joseph rosenbaum and anthony hover and wounded a 3rd person. >>here's a quick live look outside at sfo. we'll see that they're in the big wall we'll be right back with more of are we turning our cameras on for this? my smile can't compete. anyone? mmm. nope! for a smile that's always camera -ready. crest 3d white removes 95% of stains in just 3 days. [phone rings] "sore throat pain? try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief like you've never tasted in... ♪ honey lemon ahh woo vicks vapocool drops now in honey lemon chill >>welcome back 4.53 on this wednesday morning halfway through the first week of the new year we've seen some showers we've seen some sunshine and today we get a little bit of both of those things a little bit on the cloudier side for sure is your skies cold but not a lot of fog this morning as a foe looks good as far as visibility is concerned cloud cover is sitting up above you overall right now, current temperatures are chilly the laiho napa santa rosa nevado each down in the 30's same

and kyle rittenhouse is someone who crossed the border from neighbouring illinois, armed with a weapon self—defense. now some conservatives here have hailed him as a patriot, but nonetheless, mr rittenhouse is facing very serious charges in connection with this. to the coronavirus pandemic — and an eye—catching statistic from the uk, where officials say an estimated 1—in—50 people living in private households was infected with covid—19 in the week between 27 december and 2 january. that estimate is backed up by the uk's latest set of coronavirus statistics. for the first time, the number of confirmed cases recorded in a single day has exceeded 60,000. it's an increase of nearly 2,000 on the previous figure. the number of covid—related deaths registered on tuesday was 830. that compares to 407 on monday — though it is worth bearing in mind that there is often a lag in the report of deaths over the weekend. record numbers of people are in hospital with covid, putting huge strain on the nhs. and the government's advisers say some restrictions may still be needed next winter to keep the vi

it reminded me of kyle rittenhouse after the kenosha, wisconsin, after the shooting of jacob blake. he walks down the street with a rifle in his hand after shot one person and the police officers give him water and send him on his way. the disparity that exists in this country when it comes to policing. but you know what, we won the senate yesterday. i'm hoping that as soon as president biden and vice president harris are in we could get the george floyd justice and policing act signs and we could get the john lewis voting rights bill signed. so i'm thinking in a hopeful way as well. >> i want to get to hope. but i want to let my friend and colleague jason johnson ask you a question but i have one more question about yesterday. do you believe that your republican counterparts told the rioters where to go? congresswoman? the congresswoman froze. i asked that question because donna he had wars had some real suspicions about familiarity about hard to get to rooms in the capitol. jason, your thoughts? >> yeah, well, yeah, look, i think it is obviously an inside job. nicolle, you know th

prosecutors made the request after rittenhouse was seen at a wisconsin bar. prosecutors say he and others displayed a hand gesture known to be used by white supremacists. coming up here at 8 president biden says he has a plan for immigrants to get citizenship in the country why some in congress including some democrats. >>touting this plan is a herculean effort. and former president trump is currently suspended from using his facebook account. but when you could possibly get back on that. still ahead. >>with an executive order immediately freezing most deportations president biden is showing he is serious about comprehension comprehensive immigration reform but even democrats say his bold proposal could be a tough sell in congress. they're using words like aspiration ulta described the plan also herculean to describe the effort it's going to take in order to approve it. reporter marking martin has more on the proposal and the opposition. >>remove our economy as well. and these are just all starting point in his first 3 days at the helm of the oval office. >>p

. >> reporter: two days later, a white 17-year-old, kyle rittenhouse of illinois shot go protesters,ling two of them. >> rittenhouse walked by police with his hands up without being arrested. >> they literally let him go home there are two justices in america, and that's why people are protested. >> reporter: he claimed self-defense and later was charged with other offenses such as endangerment and illegal gun possession 2020 reshaped how we saw american policing, our politics, and even ourselves did we ultimately get the kind of policy change that you think can effectuate real movement in terms of racial justice? >> no, we haven't gotten the policy change that's going to be a multipforce multipler yet. >> reporter: two congressmen both dedicated their lives to justice and both died on july 17th during the height of the protest. >> when we do form a more perfect union, whether it's years from now or decades or even if it takes another two centuries, john lewis will be a founding father of that fuller, fairer, better america. >> reporter: the push for equality kept expanding. it cross

during a virtual court hearing today, the now-18-year-old rittenhouse, his lawyer by his side, pleadedlty to the reckless homicide charges .gainst him. >> prepared to ple >> we are prepared to enter not guilty. >> reporter: tonight, kenosha is on alert and bracing for whatever might happen next. >> just boarded up, and we helped everyone else board up with the plywood we had. >> reporter: well, right now, roughly 500 national guard troops are on the ground here in kenosha after the governor mobilized them earlier this week anticipating potential unrest. meanwhile tonight, the u.s. d.o.j. says a civil rights investigation into this case is ongoing, norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mola lenghi, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." just days after celebrating their return to the n.f.l. playoffs, a covid outbreak slams the cleveland browns. and, the pandemic postpones music's biggest night. so, when will the grammys be handed out? ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. th

we're all people. >> reporter: kyle rittenhouse, who is accused of killing two people and wounding a third, he appeared in court today and pleaded not guilty to all charges. david? >> all right, alex perez in wisconsin for us tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the pandemic. the coronavirus is now threatening to plunge the nation's hospitals even deeper into crisis, as that highly contagious uk variant is now reported in at least a fifth state here in the u.s. and the numbers tonight. a record 128,000 covid patients are in hospitals across this country this evening. in l.a. county, patients are waiting hours outside emergency rooms and some paramedics, ambulance crews, have been told now not to bring trauma victims who have little chance of surviving. if they can't be revived in a certain amount of time, do not bring them to the e.r. the u.s. is now averaging 2,600 deaths a day. more than 356,000 lives have been lost. and a number of hurdles remain in the vaccine rollout across this country. seniors, this image today lining up in palm beach, florida. these lines

rittenhouse was photographed at the bar on january 5th the same day he pleaded not guilty to homicide charges stemming from the riots in kenosha wisconsin last year. prosecutors say he flashed white power signs and drink beers and now because of that behavior he is not allowed to possess nor consume alcohol, he cannot have contact with people or groups that harm threaten harass a menace others on the basis of race national origin religion and other factors and he cannot possess firearms. he will be back in court in march. teachers in louisiana were sent home for wearing t-shirts which the district's deemed inappropriate on inauguration day teachers in lafayette, louisiana, wore the shirts which read shucks and pearls the teachers say they wore the shirts as a celebration of women's empowerment vice president kamala harris is known for wearing chuck's 10 issues and she wore pearls on inauguration day. the district says the shares were a political statement, however, the teachers disagree. it wasn't political it was and empowerment of women. >>this is a historical moment if anything not

prosecutors made this request after rittenhouse was seen at a wisconsin bar. prosecutors say he and others displayed a hand gesture known to be used by white supremacists. >>coming up president biden says he has a plan for immigrants to get citizenship in the country why some in congress including democrats are touting this plan has a herculean effort. president trump currently suspended from using his facebook account but we'll find out when he might possibly be able to log back on. >>with an executive order immediately freezing most deportations president biden is showing he's serious about comprehensive immigration reform but even democrats say his bold proposal could be a tough sell in congress. they're using words like aspiration ulta described the plan and herculean describe the effort it's going to take to approve it. reporter markie martin has more now on the proposal and the opposition. >>we're going to rebuild our economy well. >>and these are just all starting point in his first 3 days at the helm of the oval office. president biden has made 19 exec

during the protests rittenhouse killed shows of rosenbalm and anthony huber and wounded a 3rd person.>the wisconsin pharmacist charged with rooting hundreds of doses of the covid-19 vaccine out on bill tonight. although he is no longer allowed to work in any health care setting. during a virtual hearing on monday steven brandenburg admitted to removing 57 viles of the moderna vaccine from refrigerators and leaving them out. he says he did so because he thought the shots with genetically modify human dna. those doses were being use before the tampering was discovered, everyone who received the bad vaccine has now been notified and none of them are at risk for any adverse health effects. tonight we're learning just how fast action by hospital staff and volunteers in mendocino county prevented hundreds of doses of a covid-19 vaccine from going bad. yeah, a freezer system there that was holding more than 800 doses of the vaccine broke down and those doses of course as you know have to be stored at a very low temperature or they won't be usable. >>lonnie wong shows us what happened next. >

the president also defended the 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse, charged with killing two at a black livesatter protest in kenosha. >> he was trying to get away from them i guess, looks like. >> then when the proud boys had a rally to celebrate rittenhouse, the president was asked during the debate if he would tell white supremacists to stand down. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by, i'll tell you what. i tell you what. somebody has to do something about and teef a and the left. >> trump later denied that was a dog whistle to the group, even though the proud boys interpreted it quite differently. some put the phrase on their logo. some use it as a rallying cry, selling merchandise with it emblaze ened across it. the president embraced qanon conspiracists that believe they're running a mass pedophile ring as part of a deep state effort to destroy trump. >> i heard these are people that love our country and don't like seeing it. >> you heard the president inciting violence at that rally. but look at his fundraising emails in the couple days before the attack, defend integrity. last line

prosecutors say that rittenhouse left his home in illinois cross state lines into wisconsin. after learning of a call to protect businesses in the wake of the shooting of jacob blake. >>the start out with a statement that i the columbus division website and it says. i've had my focus is the safety of those we serve and. while treating our residents with respect. dignity and fan this did not happen to my brother. >>a heartbroken sister remembering and sharing her pain after her brother 47 year-old andre hill was killed by an ohio police officer last month, family friends and strangers gathered today to honor his life. hill was shot by an officer while he was holding a cell phone. the incident was caught on body cam video and the video shows 2 other officers rolling hill over and putting handcuffs on him. none of the officers, according to the video released offered any first aid meanwhile, the man charged in a deadly new year's eve hit and run crash here back in san francisco that killed 2 women. >>pleading not guilty to the charges against him try mcallister making his first

prosecutors say the rittenhouse left his home in illinois crossing state lines into wisconsin.fter learning of a call to protect businesses in the wake of the shooting of jacob blake. >>the only the attorneys for the only woman on federal death row who is set to be executed before president-elect joe biden takes office have filed a petition for clemency, a lawyer for lisa montgomery says that her client struggles with severe mental illness. montgomery's execution date is set for january 12 after a federal appeals court cleared the way for her execution. her lawyer told reporters during a news conference today. president trump quote can be a hero in this case. >>they don't have any assurances. that's why we're asking how president trump to please hear our plea. he can be a hero in this case you can be a hero for women who've been victims of trafficking and he can make a very public statement about the importance of ending the stigmatization of mental illness. >>montgomery was convicted of killing a pregnant woman in missouri in december of 2004 authorities say she forcibly remov

blake shooting sparked another wave of unrest in an already tense year also today 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse pleaded not guilty after police say he fatally shot two people and wounded a third during the protests in kenosha. in a "dateline" nbc exclusive this week the families of jacob blake, george floyd and eric garner spoke with craig melvin about social justice and police violence. >> when does not listening to the police when they tell you to stop walking justify seven shots to the back anything they do to african-americans or brown people in this country is justified with freaking hatred >> reporter: here in downtown kenosha many streets have been shut down and businesses have boarded up. blake's family is now calling for peaceful protest. lester >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> well, it is election day again. and while the presidential contest has been decided, voters in georgia are having the final say over the critical and still unanswered question of who will control the u.s. senate two runoff races under way there. blayne alexander is in georgia. >> good morning. come on in >> re

rittenhouse?>> reporter: well, the governor has called in the national guard to help manage any potential unrest. the department of justice says their civil rights investigation into jacob blake's shooting is ongoing. meanwhile, the officers involved in blake's shooting remain on administrative leave. gayle. >> all right, mola, thank you very much. that's another bitter pill for the blake family to swallow. listen, i know whenever police are called to a domestic disturbance, it's always thought to be a volatile, dicey situation, we understand that. but it's hard to understand how somebody can be shot in the back that many times. family says the knife was in the car on the floor, the police officers say another story. still, he had a knife, they had guns and he's shot in the back. >> the shooting in the back is the difficult part. >> and the number of bullets. >> i never understand the number of bullets. >>> federal authorities are investigating a threat against the u.s. capitol. it was broadcast o

argument between young women and was walking back to the car with his young child and 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse pled not guilty after he fatally shot three people and injured a third. the families of jacob blake, eric garner, spoke about social justice and police violence. >> when does not listening to the police when they tell you to stop walking justify seven shots to the back? anything they do to african-americans or brown people in this country is justified with freaking hatred >> reporter: blake's father told me although the family was disappointed with the d.a.'s decision, it was the one they expected they are not calling for justice at the federal level >> thank you >>> one final vote in an election unlike any other. after two counts of recounts, court challenges and twists upon twists, congress will tally the electoral college voeltes and certify joe biden's victory. the effort does not appear to have enough votes to pass. thousands of the president's supporters are already converging in d.c. to protest the certification vote police arrested six people at the ruckus rally yesterday on m

the height of the protests in august during clashes between protesters and militias teenager col rittenhouse opened fire with an assault rifle killing 2 men and wounding another. now 18 he has pleaded not guilty to all charges including homicide. are thank you very much not guilty pleas to all counts meanwhile the state's governor has mobilized 500 national guard troops while konoha city council has given the may merge and see powers to deal with potential unrest. police in hong kong said $53.00 pro-democracy activists for allegedly violating the city's new national security lol it's the biggest crackdown since beijing imposed the controversial legislation last yeah the e.u. has called for the activists to be released and says it's eyeing further sanctions on china. the dawn reads mark a sharp escalation of hong kong's crackdown on the opposition dozens of prominent pro-democracy campaigners were arrested at private homes law firms and media outlets. former lawmaker lambchop teen recorded the moment police arrived at his house. the arrests have left some residents stunned. i think one thing

meanwhile there were protests after that shooting incident and one person, kyle rittenhouse, who wase, was 17 years old at the time, was among those who join those protests in a vigilante type way. he fired his rifle and shot dead two protesters in the days after the shooting of jason blake. he has been charged with sex crimes including homicide. today he pleaded not guilty to all of them. thank you very much indeed. let's get some of the day's other news: north korean leader kimjong—un has admitted his economic plan for the country has failed. speaking as he opened a rare meeting of his party congress he also said that mistakes had to be boldly admitted. the gathering in pyeonchang is only the second to be held in the last a0 years and will be watched closely by analysts for any reference to the us presidential election. at least four people have been killed in flash floods in the bolivian city of sucre. a heavy downpour sent water sweeping through several streets, with blocked drains making the flooding worse. a number of vehicles, including buses, were swept away. bolivia's presid

met a jury in the on rest that followed the shooting of jacob blake has pleaded not guilty kyle rittenhouse appeared with us noya by video link 18 year old faces 6 charges over the fatal shooting of 2 men and the wounding of a 3rd at the height of the protests augusts. still ahead on al jazeera daily coronavirus cases have a new high in the u.k. where another lockdown has been imposed fast powering ahead in a country that's now buying more electric cars then patch on and diesel come by. hello there the weather's quieting down nicely now across the eastern side of the u.s. but we have got more lively weather in the forecast will see wetter weather making its way through the plains some heavy downpours for the deep south snow on the northern flank of that there more wet and wintry weather coming in across the pacific northwest northern parts of california see the mix of rain sleet the snow could see maybe as much as 30 centimeters of snow across the cascades over the next couple of days and that will continue to make its way across the mountain states war wet and windy windy weather making it

murder for opening fire during the unrest that followed blake shooting has pleaded not guilty carl rittenhouse appeared in court by video link the 18 year old faces 6 charges for the fatal shooting of 2 men and the wounding of a 3rd in can osha at the height of protests in august. france has rejected reports that it killed 20 people including children at a wedding in central mali residents in the remote desert village of a bounty said a helicopter opened fire at the wedding on sunday a u.n. official in mali has confirmed the incident but gave no further details the french military says it had killed dozens of fighters in a weekend air strike in the same area but says it had no connection to a wedding opposition figures in central african republic want last month's election an old because of what they're calling numerous irregularities president 1st seen are shown to darragh was reelected with more than 53 percent of the vote but the opposition says half of the population were unable to cast ballots because of violence from rebel groups and branding the election a farce the head of the world he

kyle rittenhouse is facing six charges including first—degree reckless homicide.hat the governor of wisconsin has called the national guard to deal with anticipated protests. how do you read that? i think it is inappropriate. we do not need a militarised response to protest. research consistently shows that when you have a militarised response to protests it escalates confrontations instead of deescalating. the only reason law enforcement should ever be present at demonstrations is to facilitate the exercise of the first amendment rights, but we have seen over the past seven months that when law enforcement is present, or when the national guard is sent, tensions are heightened and people are injured and hurt. it is inappropriate for them to be sent out and it is unjustified. page fernandez of the american civil liberties union. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: how kenya is betting on genetically modified cotton to revive a sector that once supported hundreds of thousands of farmers in the country. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of

kyle rittenhouse is facing six charges including first—degree reckless homicide.the governor of wisconsin has called the national guard to deal with anticipated protests. how do you read that? i think it is inappropriate. we do not need a militarised response to protest. research consistently shows that when you have a militarised response to protest it escalates confrontations instead of deescalating. the only reason law enforcement should ever be present at demonstrations is to facilitate the exercise of the first amendment rights, but we have seen over the past seven months that when law enforcement is present, all the national guard is sent, tensions are heightened and people are injured and hurt. it is inappropriate for them to be sent out and it is unjustified. thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news: north korean leader kimjong—un has admitted his economic plan for the country has failed. speaking as he opened a rare meeting of his party congress he also said that mistakes had to be boldly admitted. the gathering in pyeonchang is only th

state of wisconsin has pleaded not guilty kyle rittenhouse appeared with his lawyer by video in the can osha county court is charged with 1st degree reckless homicide and 5 other criminal counts related to the shootings that took place in august at a demonstration organized in response to the shooting of a black man by a white police officer 'd. and prosecutors have just cleared the police officer involved in the original incident of charges just inches he shot taken blake in the back 7 times as he got out of his car and knife was found inside blake's car a prosecutor said the police officer shot in self defense. lawyers in southwest pakistan and blocking a road by protesting with the bodies of 10 coal miners killed by i saw them refusing to go ahead with burials or end a sit in until prime minister iran can agrees to meet them so hired has this report . this major road on the outskirts of quests or is being blocked by this close knit community that includes children elderly who are up. and they're refusing to end their sit in homemade channel guy is 6 sisters and one of the victims was

kyle rittenhouse is facing six charges including first—degree reckless homicide.f wisconsin has called the national guard to deal with anticipated protests. how do you read that? i think it is inappropriate. we do not need a militarised response to protest. research consistently shows that when you have a militarised response to protests it escalates confrontations instead of deescalating. the only reason law enforcement should ever be present at demonstrations is to facilitate the exercise of the first amendment rights, but we have seen over the past seven months that when law enforcement is present, or when the national guard is sent, tensions are heightened and people are injured and hurt. it is inappropriate for them to be sent out and it is unjustified. reports from hong kong say around 50 pro— democracy politicians and activists have been arrested by police. activists say the detentions started in the early hours in a massive operation to round up suspected offenders under hong kong's controversial new security law. it's alleged they subverted state power by

were active law enforcement in the round that we know that people like george zimmermann or kyle rittenhouselong enforcement. there's this view of all black people who are dangerous, that they want to use it to there and then we don't have mechanisms to prevent those folks from becoming aej. >> well, when police tell on police -- in other words, for saying that is not just snitching. it called doing your job. that's police work. >> ebran x pinnedy. >> coming up, corporate america's message to trump, you're a faggot. first big business and now more of the country showing him the door. more after the break. showing he door more after the break my dvt blood clot... stayed on my mind... was another around the corner? or could it be a different story? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop taking eliquis

do you think that someone like kyle rittenhouse, who killed two people, should be celebrated as a herothe radical side? do you think somehow that all of those attacks, those attempts to kidnap the michigan governor, should not have been taken more seriously and condemned on the right in absolute terms? >> jesse: we condemned that on this show. >> juan: hang on. qanon, an attack on people at a pizzeria, and talk about? that should have been condemned on the right. that's the media, not just liberals, jesse. >> jesse: that has been condemned. and when the bernie bros, who watch msnbc all day, shot steve scalise animals killed him, we condemned that, too. there's been a lot of condemnation. up next, democrats took control of the senate yesterday, and to the far left is calling for transformative change. music make ♪ alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [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. but taking prescriptions s

accused of two people and rioting after the blake shooting and pleading not guilty. 18-year-old kyle rittenhousehe fired his weapon in self-defense. >> bret: in limiting individual 'his duty to retreat before using force. the measure expands the so-called "stand your ground right from an individual's place or house from an individual with a right to be. >> martha: upstate new york judge reviewing 29,000 ballots that could determine the winner of the nation's last undecided u.s. house race. republican former house member claudia tenney has a 29 vote lead. >> bret: we are 30 minutes from poll closing in georgia right now. let's bring in bill hemmer to look at some of the counties we will be focusing on tonight. bill? we have traveling bill. >> tsa loves this! it took us two months. but we needed to this season. good evening, guys, giving you a quick look right now. it's not a real apples-to-apples comparison but it's pretty darn close because david perdue and jon ossoff two months ago went head-to-head. the reason why he's back in this thing because he did not hit the 50%, missed it by three tenth

phones, but you have real threats like we saw in washington, d.c., like we saw in kenosha with kyle rittenhouseu don't shoot them, you de-escalate. so no more can they ever say they don't know how to de-escalate, reverend al. no more, because we have a a prima facie. >> now, we saw now that joe biden and kamala harris, president-elect and vice-president-elect respectively, won the election. now the senate is -- now democrats have control of the senate with a tie vote by vice president-elect kamala harris when she takes office. and we saw this week that president-elect biden nominated judge garland to be the attorney general and also three senior justice department officials, two of whom we know well. do you feel that the federal government will step in more and the justice department reinvigorate the civil rights division to deal with some of these cases that local prosecutors like the one in kenosha seem not to really put the kind of effort that we need? you and i both have said we preferred a black attorney general. we didn't get that, but he has a good staff, and i'm sure we're going to be h

and in wisconsin prosecutors are asking for tighter bond restrictions on kenosha blm shooter kyle rittenhouseng a white power symbol and posing with members of the proud boys last week you are up to date that's the news update this hour carl, back to you. >> all right, sue. we'll see you in an hour >>> poshmark is set to make its debut this morning, the latest indications suggested doubling at the open. joining us first on cnbc is the founder and ceo of poshmark manish chandra congratulations. thanks for being with us >> thanks for having me. it's a great day >> it is a good day for you, it looks like anyway. i want to talk about the business and the model and profitability and all of that. on the pricing first, i have to imagine you suspected you would get a nice pop at the open you're still comfortable where you decided to price >> for us from the beginning our focus has been to serve our community and build a business for the long term and that's what we're focused on as opposed to the stock price the reason we are here we want to re-invent the future of shopping >> almost 32 million activ

. >> reporter: two days later a white 17-year-old, kyle rittenhouse of illinois shot three protesterslling two of them. >> he walked by police hands up without being arrested. >> they let him literally go home. there are two justice systems in america, and that's why people are protesting. >> reporter: he claimed self-defense and was later charged with felony homicide and other charges including reckless endangerment and illegal underage gun possession. the racial unrest of 2020 reshaped how we saw american policing, our politics and even ourselves. did we ultimately get the kind of policy change you think can effectuate some real movement in terms of social and racial justice? >> no. we actually haven't got the policy climate change that's going to -- multiplier yet. >> reporter: the year 2020 also marked the transition with passing of civil rights icons, congressman john lewis and reverent c.t. vivian. both men dedicated their lives to justice, both died on july 17, during the height of the protest. >> when we do form a more perfect union, whether it's years from now or decades or e

police, but where was the national guard, and why were they just released this way, sort of the kyle rittenhouse in terms of the treatment day got. there needs to be accountability for. there needs to be arrests that's separate and above the questions of political accountability for the president or the people who voted to try to deny the reality of joe biden's election even after the capitol was stormed. but there's a lot of accountability to occur. and a lot of, i think, soul searching we have to do as a nation because this happened on our watch. it did not come out of the blue. the fires were stoked by the president, but we need to confront the factors that led to this horrific moment in our history. >> are you impressed by the statement trump put out? >> no, not at all. first of all, he continues to insist that the facts show that he won the election in a landslide, that's transparent self-serving bs. he shouldn't get too many props for acknowledging the reality that there will be a peaceful transfer of power because it's not actually his decision to make. there's a larger constitutional pro

the request comes a week after kyle rittenhouse was seen drinking at a bar in southeastern wisconsin. las vegas sees the death of six redfish bunker. he and partner roy horn, siegfried and roy, dazzled people with delusions of animals. he has suffered from pancreatic cancer and he was 81. and this is a look at new york from an affiliate on fox five. former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang announces his bid for new york city mayor. current mayor bill de blasio cannot run again because of the term limit. he joins a crowded field for the democratic primary in june. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ eumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculo

. >>> kyle rittenhouse is set to appear virtually in court.ng of jacob blake, a black man, in kenosha, wisconsin. the city is expected to announce whether the officers involved in his shooting will face criminal charges. the wisconsin national guard has been called in to support local law enforcement ahead of that announcement. >>> still ahead, everybody, the vaccine confusion spreading across this country intensifies in the state of texas specifically. some areas, they're ramping up vaccine distribution while other hospitals have not gotten any doses at all. now an adviser to president-elect joe biden is warning that states and cities, they need more help now. >> there's been a real lack of resources to state and local health departments who will be responsible for vaccinating largely all the rest of the population. if we don't see that kind of change soon in terms of resources coming to these departments to hire vaccinators, hire the people who can actually do the registration work, to make sure people know where to go, when to go somewhere

judy: also today, kyle rittenhouse, the illinois teenager who fatally shot two people in kenosha duringsts after blake's shooting , pleaded not guilty to charges that include intentional homicide. he insisted he opened fire in self-defen. the trump administration isck rolling ore government regulations in its final days. the u.s.nterior department today scaled back a century-old law that protects most american wild bird species. meanwhile, the environmental protection agency finalized a rule that curbs the use of health studies in crafting public safeguards. it will require researchers to publicly disclose their raw data before the epa can rely on their conclusions. and, stocks bounced back on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 167 points to close above 30,391. the nasdaq rose 120 points. and the s&p 500 added 26. still to come on the "newshour". the u.s. sets another recordecor covid-19 ions as vaccinations lag behind projections. we discuss the president's ongoing reful to concede the election with current and former u.s. senatoria pro-iran milin iraq

they were walking around like that kid kyle rittenhouse was in kenosha with guns walking out freely. a bit of an affront to americans who spent their summer protesting and getting arrested and teargassed and hit with rubber bullets by police, and these folks were walking around freely like nothing had happened. >> reporter: yeah, well, this is one of the challenges when you try to maintain order in a situation like this, in a jurisdiction like here in washington, d.c. where you have literally dozens of law enforcement agencies that have overlapping responsibilities. of course, on the capitol behind me it is supposed to be the capitol police that take the lead. they clearly today for whatever reason were not up to the job alone, and you had the convergence of all of those you mentioned. add a couple ots li others like fbi, custom and border patrol that descended on the grounds. the d.c. mayor, the metropolitan police responded when they were called for backup. that's all they can do. a lot of scrutiny will come in the days ahead, particularly on the capitol police as well as on the co

state of wisconsin has pleaded not guilty karl rittenhouse appeared with his lawyer by video in a canoe should count to court on tuesday he is charged with 1st degree reckless homicide and 5 other criminal counts related to the shootings the incident took place in august as a demonstration organized in response to the shooting of a black man by a white police officer days earlier. the state of california has seen a new record number of corona virus cases with 74000 in a single day 379 deaths were also reported there on monday one of the highest one day totals the state has seen officials say the pressure on hospitals is reaching critical levels with intensive care units stretched to capacity across the u.s. as a race to vaccinate but wouldn't 15000000 doses distributed fewer than 5000000 have been given out let's go live to rob reynolds in los angeles so the situation is in california is quite serious and it. yes lauren california and the nation are really entering the darkest period of time. since the pandemic began with those figures that you cited 74000 new cases of covert 19 reporte

he uses his client jacob blake in the treatment of jacob blake, as to the treatment of kyle rittenhouseee protesters, killing two. he thinks that joe biden can bring an end to systematic racism which is a platform they ran on, but that's a very tall task. >> it is. yvette simpson, joe biden would not be taking that oath today if not for black voters, specifically black women voters. >> hopefully people are wearing their pearls and their chucks today as i am in pride of the accomplishment that we made. >> what are the pearls about? explain that. >> it's kamala harris. she loves the pearls and the chucks. there's a sorority situation and linsey and i can elaborate on it when we have a little more time as well, but, you know, a lot of folks standing in sol daidarity with this administration. they're going to have a lot of help. they're going to have a lot of people cheering them on, and i love that joe biden acknowledged at the top that black women are responsible for his victory. we'll cheer him on and be with him every step of the way to make sure he accomplishes and keeps the promises h

kyle rittenhouse was filmed firing on protesters with a rifle.leaded not guilty to a total of six charges. kenosha is bracing itself for renewed demonstrations in the light of the prosecutor's decision. national guard officers have been drafted in and there is also talk of a curfew if protests get out of hand. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. as we've been hearing, students up and down the country are once again back to remote learning after the prime minister ordered another lockdown across england, starting this week. since the start of the pandemic, the government committed to providing laptops for the students who would normally struggle to access online learning but is there enough support now? joining me now isjohn skurr who is the headteacher of university academy keighley in west yorkshire. very good to have you with us and thank you for your time. approximately 700 students and 100 teachers but how ready are you for this lockdown and the challenges ahead? we have had a plan in preparation from september that we started and we predict

kyle rittenhouse was filmed firing on protesters with a rifle.osha is bracing itself for renewed demonstrations, in the light of the prosecutor's decision. national guard officers have been drafted in, and there is also talk of a curfew if protests get out of hand. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. france is to slaughter more than half a million ducks, as it tries to contain a strain of bird flu. outbreaks have been reported across europe in recent weeks — prompting mass culls, which have left many poultry farmers without any income. courtney bembridge reports. duck breeder marilyn got a text message to tell her that her last 300 ducklings were headed to the slaughterhouse. she is one of many producers in the south—west of france whose poultry are being killed to try to contain the bird flu. translation: until saturday morning, there were a lot of ducks here. so we open the door, load the ducks, take them to the lorry, load the cages and then the lorry drives off with our income and we are left with nothing. the h5n8 bird flu has been spreadin

kyle rittenhouse, celebrated by some right-wing hosts, took to the streets as a vigilante, and acquired a weapon, and strolled past police after fatally shooting other people in a melee in a protest. what do we know about what impressions people of kenosha may have from all of these events? >> the accurate impression from the two events is that in kenosha, wisconsin, as in too many places around this country, there are two different sets of law. one for people of color and especially african-americans, and another for police officers. and too frequently, police officers are held above the law. they don't have to follow the same rules as everybody else. if there's any encouraging news, it's that president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris as candidates met with mr. blake's family and they expressed their outrage. and upon assuming the power of the presidency, they have the opportunity to make a difference. so far, we haven't seen any changes by this national reckoning. american cops kill about 1,000 people every year, they killed about 1,000 people in 2020. the biden administra

on tuesday, 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse pleaded not guilty after police say he fatally shot two people blake's family is now awaiting results of a civil rights investigation. >> i believe there's three different justice systems. there's one for black and brown people, there's one for police officers and then there's one for the rest of america. >> reporter: at last check, the three officers involved in the jacob blake incident remain on administrative leave. hoda. >> gabe, so you said no charges but have there been any changes at the police department since those incidents? >> yes, hoda. both to city and the county approved funding for the police and sheriff's deputies to wear body cameras following this shooting. blake's family is calling for more police reform. hoda. >> gabe, thank you. we should mention you can see craig's full interviews with the families of jacob blake, george floyd and eric gardner, a special edition of "dateline" on nbc. >>> hospitals being pushed to the brink by the coronavirus surge in america, turning away some of the sickest patients. urgent new warnings fro

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