michelle and sanford had never seen their home in such a state.the movement wound down, michelle returned to hong kong for the first time in a while. but she recalls feeling an indescribable discomfort. >> this is the city of taipei, taiwan's most important city. many immigrants from hong kong are now living in suburbs around the city. although some elderly people in rural areas only speak taiwanese, mandarin is also spoken the city, making it easy for immigrants to live here. taipei also has many shops run by hongkongers. >> the memorial hall has a statue of the former leader on display. after a conflict, the party retreated to taiwan. for decades the nationalist party ledy chiang kai-shek governed with a one-party rule. taiwan's first direct election was held in 1996, realizing the democracy that citizens had long hoped for. one hour's drive from taipei is a small restaurant run by a family from hong kong. the family had believed that beijing would maintain the one-country two-systems policy that it had promised to keep for 50 years when hong ko

that includes the words of robert sanford.se are shots of the retired firefighter from pennsylvania in the crowd. okay? he just retired in 2020. prosecutors say he's the person seen in the video throwing a fire extinguisher at a group of officers. it hits an officer in the head, ricochets, hits two others. court documents say sanford had, quote, followed the president's instructions and gone to the capitol. he's facing four counts, knowingly entering and remaining in restricted grounds without lawful authority, disorderly or disruptive conduct on capitol grounds, civil disorder, and assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers while engaged in the performance of official duties. his lawyer joins me now. counselor, good evening. >> good evening. >> the easier call is that's the guy in the video. they did what they say he did. and your argument is he had a good reason to do it or a justification for doing it? how so? >> well, i'm not going to say it's just a convenience when trump incited the riot and incited the people to

the fbi has video of robert sanford throwing a fire extinguisher at capitol police. the criminal complaint says the fire extinguisher struck one officer who was wearing a helmet in the head. then the fire extinguisher ricochets, striking a second officer, who was not wearing a helmet in the head and ricochets a third time and strikes a third officer, wearing a helmet, in the head. robert sanford faces one criminal charge for entering a restricted building, another charge for disorderly conduct, and his fourth charge is for assaulting, resisting or impeding officers while engaged in official duties. assaulting. throwing a fire exting wester extinguisher at someone's head is more than assaulting. much more. that is assaulting with a deadly weapon. that is attempted murder. and that is exactly what he would be charged with if he was a black man arrested by any other police department in any other building in this country at any other time. that is tonight's lesson in white privilege, a deadly weapon does not have to be a gun or a knife. a deadly weapon is anything that

speaker, i move that a committee of two be moved to add brent sanford to the roster. >> the question is on the motion. representative, committee of to be appointed to escort lieutenant governor brent sanford, signified by saying a those appraised make, motion carries. speaker appoints representative to the escort committee. >> mr. sergeant at arm's. >> mr. speaker mag present lieutenant governor brent sanford and the escort committee. >> let the committee be received. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president and members of the assembly and i will call the joint session to order formally. senator client. >> mr. speaker, i move that a committee of to be appointed to escort to justice jensen to the roster. >> the motion is on or question rather on the question of senator klein that a committee of to be appointed to escort chief justice john jensen to the rostrum, all signified by saying i those opposed, nay. motion carries. the speaker appoints the representative carl to the escort committee. mr. sergeant at arms. >> mr. speaker, may i present chief justice john jensen and the escort comm

sanford health system is one of those based in south dakota and sanford serves the far reaches of thell farming towns close to the canadian border. to reach those it notice in need of the vaccine sanford put together a fleet of vinminivans. we join them. >> not just talking about a few miles to a suburb. talking hundreds of miles. >> right. talking about hundreds of miles. >> reporter: in rural america, the journey to administering a covid-19 vaccine is a long one. >> our couriers travel many, many miles. our physicians are staff travel miles. many of the providers in those rural areas live there, but also we do send some out from other areas to meet the needs of that population. >> reporter: in minnesota the vaccine's journey starts with being packed up in coolers. constantly monitored for temperature. >> requirements for freezer temperature refrigeration temperature good five days once out of that ultra cold freezer. a piece of equipment monitoring the temperature during transport until they get to a refrigerator at their hospital. nice to play offense for a change. >> reporter: onc

speaker, attendant governor, sanford, -- governor sanford, chief justice jensen and justice of the supreme court, fellow elected leaders, tribal leaders, cabinet members, first lady catherine, children, joe, jesse and tom, family and friends and all fellow citizens of north dakota, welcome and thank you for joining us today, whether it's online, over the airwaves in person, or across the hall in the senate chamber. as catherine and i arrived to the capitol today, it was wonderful to see everyone bustling about, excited for the session to begin. seeing all these bright, familiar faces and i was actually overcome with it, a sense of warmth. and i turned to catherine and i said, hey, i'm really feeling the warmth today. it's like radiating from all the people, the energy from everywhere. she turned to me and thoughtfully said, that's great, doug. may we go inside the building now? [laughter] yes, it really is just another beautiful january afternoon in north dakota. and it's just over 40 degrees warmer than an on our first state of the state four years ago. chief justice and chairman, we than

. >>> sanford and oregon trying toen the ducks' seven-game home winning streak. jones with the steal races the other way for the two-hand slam plus the foul. jones was one of four cardinals starters in double figures. sanford down six. brice willis gets the floerlt and gets fouled. that's as close as they would get. oregon closed the game on a 19-5 run. chris duarte led the game with 24 points. ducks lead it 73-56. >>> the bears playing in corvallis where the bank stayed open late for jared hyder. the shot clock expires for a turnover. less than three minutes left. the tied game. ethan thompson puts oregon state on top for good. now the bears fall to 0 and 4 in pac-12 play. >>> college football, oregon taking on iowa state in the fiesta bowl. the cyclones took control with 21 points in the second quarter. iowa state for the ball -- held the ball for nearly 43 minutes and forced four turnovers. 34-17. >>> they played north carolina in the orange bowl. one of five rushing td's for the ages. they outscored carolina 24-7 in the fourth quarter. fisher showing off some

retired firefighter robert sanford was arrested in philadelphia today in connection to last week's right on capitol hill, the justice department says he's seen on video throwing the fire extinguisher from an elevated position that hit at least weekly police officers below. jonathan hunt has the latest for us on that front. a good evening. >> so many instances of violence were caught on camera. among them this one, the man in the bottom left of this video seen thrown what appears to be a fire extinguisher over a low wall at a line of police officers can't according to justice department prosecutors, quote, the fire extinguisher struck one officer who was wearing a helmet in the head, then the fire exhibition ricocheted striking a second officer who was not wearing a helmet, in the head and ricocheted a third time and strikes a third officer wearing a helmet, in the head and this, according to investigators is the man who through that extinguisher, 55-year-old robert sanford from pennsylvania, a retired firefighter who allegedly told a friend he had gone to washington dc last week, listene

he was arrested, identified as robert sanford. >> i was being called a murderer. a murderer. i was called a terrorist. >> reporter: have you been concerned for your safety? >> oh, constantly. >> reporter: david quintavalle was not in d.c. last week, but that didn't stop self-appointed social media detectives from publicly naming him as the prime suspect. he's even received threatening calls. >> you're a ( bleep ) murderer and a traitor, and i can't believe you killed a cop. >> this needs to stop. you can't just ruin a person's career and life by making accusations that are fraudulent and untrue. >> reporter: quintavalle is a retired chicago firefighter. he says he was targeted in part because the man in the video is seen wearing a c.f.d. hat. sanford, the man actually accused of throwing the fire extinguisher, is a former member of the chester, pennsylvania, fire department. >> i'm not the guy. i did 30-some years of public service to help people, and this is not me. >> reporter: a police car now sits in front of quintavalle's home after he was wrongly accused. hi

the criminal complaint identifies the man as robbed sanford, a retired chester, pennsylvania, firefighters. in this sanford seen wearing a dark plaid shirt and picks una fire ex-ting gishers, hits an officer bounces all the helmet and over other officers standing near him. there are warnings now from federal officials that extremists are more emboldened to carry out attacks after what happened at the capitol last week. all 50 states are told to be on alert for possible armed protests. one official is telling cnn the chatter is off the charts. let's bring in cnn crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz and what more can you tell us about the warnings and fears of more violence? >> reporter: certainly a lot of fear and a lot of concern for what could happen because of the amount of people that are basically talking on social media about doing harm, and this is what has authorities very concerned. the head of the nypd counterterrorism division, john miller, said that the temperature is high right now, but they do think that because of what they're doing, law enforcement across the cou

the fbi has identified this man as retired pennsylvania firefighter robert sanford. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, vaccines thrown away? outrage after reports of doses in southern california are ending up in the trash. >> his magic captivated millions. remembering the man who helped make las vegas entertainment what it is today. >> and the driver's lucky escape from a close call. >> unseasonably warm temperatures across the bay area today. fog trying to creep through the golden gate. we'll track how far that's going to go for the rest of the night. >>> experts from the world health organization have arrived in wuhan to investigate the origins of covid-19. the virus was first detected in the city more than a year ago. investigators want to find out how it started but getting answers won't be easy. the u.s. accuses china of hiding the extent of the initial outbreak. >> this is about science. let's leave the politics out of it. this is not about finding someone to blame. this is about understanding what happened. >> the chinese government spokesman said researchers will exchange views with ch

joining me to talk about this is former congressman and governor of south carolina, mark sanford.eing with us. as you look at all this playing out, is this the future of the republican party? >> i can only hope not, because if so, the republican party is headed for extinction. i think that you see shoots of green, whether that is in what liz cheney did on capitol hill or what a handful of folks did in sort of pushing back on some of the craziness that's been invoked there in the stuff at the capitol here of late. i would simply say i hope not, and if we stay on this course, indeed, we're headed for political extinction. >> if republicans, and we're looking at republican leaders who years ago took very different approaches here, and it would have been hard to imagine them siding with someone or certainly not disavowing someone like greene or bovert. if they don't disavow these kinds of things, do they end up owning them? >> yes, silence is deafening. and silence is, in essence, acquiescence. it is a casual form of absolute condoning of what doesn't fit. i think it's telling, though

sanford is a retired firefighter from pennsylvania, he faces several charges now including assault on a u.s. law enforcement officer. delaware police have arrested kevin sieff reit. they say this is kevin right here his son hunter also arrested today. kevin sieff reed is accused of carrying this confederate flag into the capitol on the day of the riots. he and his son faced 3 federal charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds. >>talk about the possibility of president trump pardoning himself, this is continuing, especially after his impeachment on wednesday. still however, not clear if he can legally do that kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a political analyst to get details. >>after being impeached for inciting the capitol building right on january 6th there are now reports that president donald trump may try to pardon himself. but what exactly does that mean a federal pardon is a power granted to the president by the u.s. constitution. the completely set aside the punishment for a federal crime, the pardon clauses found under section 2 of the constitut

.>> sanford hosting washington state, second-half the cardinal up by one, desire williams skies and throws down, the freshman has 16 in the game. another three minutes to lay, now the stanford lead, oscar da silva, scores that and one bucket, he scores 27 in the game as the cardinals finished the game on a 17 minutes to run and when 75-60. they are 4-in-1 impact will play. this dog is rooting for cal, u- dub overcame a 13 point second- half deficit but the bears answer with a three from mikael foreman. cal now tied at 75. joe brown gets left wide open and knocks down the go-ahead three. the bears win 84-78, in baseball, the giants have traded sam kobrine to the phillies in exchange for a pitching prospect. he had an era close to 10 less to season and also made headlines in july when he did not kneel with the rest of >> thank you for watching, that is it for us at five. we will see you back ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, pressure builds on president trump to leave office or face impeachment again. after the capitol is violently stormed, furious democrats, backed by some r

we begin with the breaking news at sanford. doctors detected two new strains of the virus from the uk and brazil. until now the uk variant had been found in southern california, and it's growing evidence it could be more deadly. health experts expect it to become the dominant strain by april. and the brazilian strain is different than thep p 1 mutation. it could reduce vaccine effectiveness. the south african, variant, by the way, has not been detected yet in the bay area. it's a single dose from johnson & johnson, and early results indicate it's not as effective as moderna and pfizer. tonight we talk to the experts. >> a new vaccine in the pipeline is welcome news for counties struggling with supplies and as new variants develop, experts say it's likely we will need an annual covid-19 shot. >> johnson & johnson says it's weeks away from asking the fire department -- fda approve for emergency use. compared to moderna and pfizer vaccines that are 95% effective. bay area dr. rodriguez. >> it's most effective, 85% effective in ter

olympic medalist klete keller, who wore his olympic swim team jacket to the riots, robert sanford, aired firefighter who was filmed throwing a fire extinguisher at capitol police officers, striking three of them in the head, and peter stager, an arkansas filmed beating a police officer at the capitol with an american flag. in arizona, prosecutors say they have uncovered evidence that the intent of some of the rioters was to "capture and assassinate elected officials in the united states government." prosecutors revealed the qanon conspiracy theorist jacob chansley -- who is also known as jake angeli -- left a note for mike pence in the senate warning, "it's only a matter of time, justice is coming." chansley faces charges of violent entry and disorderly conduct after he was filmed posing shirtless, wearing buffalo horns, and holding a spear on senate dais. and in texas, a federal prosecutor has revealed more details about its case against retired air force officer larry brock who was seen inside the capitol dressed in military gear holding zip ties. prosecutors claim that brock was p

. ♪ ♪ ♪ the american poet, carl sanford visited.te november, kennedy came into a interview, he gave an interview to the editor of the soviet newspaper, for the first time, the people of the soviet union could read the news of a american leader in full. despite the pressures of official duties, the president was able to enjoy the pleasures of family life. his two small children became favorites of the cameramen. calibra -- caroline had her fourth birthday in late november and baby brother john had his first a few days earlier. here's caroline as she tried to a few extra moments with her busy father. one kennedy planned urgent new moves and international trade later on in the year. to gain the support of the business community, he addressed the national association of manufacturers. >> the world of trade is no longer the same. some 90% of the free world, and the astral production, may soon be concentrated into great markets. the united states of america, and an expanded european common market. ♪ ♪ ♪ he also up before united states lab

and robert sanford, retired firefighter from pennsylvania, accused of hurling a fire extinguisher atce, striking three officers. >> it is possible that federal prosecutors could still charge some of the rioters with sedition, effectively trying to overthrow the government using force. but i think it unlikely, because that's a little more politically fraught than some of the other charges. >> reporter: serious questions remain about why authorities were so ill prepared. a few lawmakers say they saw other members of congress giving group tours at the capitol one day before the riot, even though tours have been suspended since last march due to covid, raising the question, were they reconnaissance missions? >> it seem like innocent coincidence? or is there early evidence there's something suspicious about it? >> i think, you know, the fact that there were tours and they more than likely were people who were involved in the insurrection, that we have to be very, very aware that maybe there is some kind of tie there. we also have to maintain some level of levelheadedness and not jump to a

find that drizzle, light rain from san francisco to oakland, south san francisco up into san rafael, sanford and pretty active ocean current. we have a high surf advisory until tomorrow morning. we are tracking a stronger storm moving in monday morning. we'll have the timeline in a few minutes. >>> a group of senators in washington announced a new challenge today to president-elect joe biden's win. their reason for opposing the vote count, and we will learn whether it could have any impact on inauguration day. >>> plus, first congresswoman nancy pelosi's home was stwith the xfinity hello 2021 sales event. get powerful internet you can count on... ...and $250 back when you... ...add xfinity mobile with nationwide 5g on the most reliable network. keep in touch with family and friends. stream your favorites with ease. and take your devices to the next level. get xfinity internet and mobile together... ...and say hello to 2021 with $250 back, for a limited time only. this sale won't last, so click, call, or visit a store today! >>> some developing news to get to now. a group of republican senato

sanford is facing four counts, including disorderly or disruptive. conduct on capitol grounds this afternoon, vice president mike pence was briefed on the extraordinary security around the inauguration following last week's assault on the u. s. capitol. will continue to work with all of the agencies represented here, and the tens of thousands of men and women that are working around the clock to ensure a safe inauguration for a president elect for our vice president elect, and for all of the american people vigilant at the briefing, officials said, the secret service is the lead is leading the security effort, along with the fbi and fema to prevent any repeat of last week's deadly violence. the number of national guard troops. deployed to washington, d. c has now grown to 21,000 and officials say they're closely monitoring online calls for armed protests. we are seeing an extensive amount of concerning online chatter just the best way i would describe it about a number of events surrounding the inauguration and together with our partners. we evaluate

he's treating court cases the way fred sanford treated heart attacks.you throw in one joke for the kids also, as you heard there, trump claimed his, quote, investigators, have found hundreds of thousands of fraudulent votes and that he will soon be presenting that information to the world, which is exactly the same lie he used for years during his racist birther crusade. >> he may not have been born in this country, and i'll tell you what, three weeks ago, i thought he was born in this country. right now, i have some real doubts i have people that actually have been studying it, and they cannot believe what they're finding. >> you have people now down there searching, i mean, in hawaii >> absolutely. and they cannot believe what they're finding. >> of course, the least believable part is that trump would pay for anyone to fly to hawaii and if he did, i bet there were a ton of connections on that itinerary. "okay, i need you get to hawaii asap no, you'll be taking a southwest flight to baltimore out of islip, from there it's a bus to dulles and this is i

a retired pennsylvania firefighter was also arrested yesterday, robert sanford is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher that appears to strike three officers in the heads. both men are facing charges. >>> president-elect joe biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion package to help americans rebound from the pandemic. the plan includes $1,400 checks for most americans, boosting the childcare tax credit, and increasing the federal minimum businees, and a dre to vaccinate 100 million pe >> you know, i know what i just described does not come cheaply. but failure to do so will cost us dearly. the consensus among leading economists is we simply cannot afford not to do what i'm proposing. >> biden also added there's a moral obligation to pass his plan. >>> the cdc is making a chilling predicon aut cavirus pandemic. the agency says roughly 90,000 americans could die from the virus in the next three weeks. cases are rising in at least 33 states as they rush to vaccinate more people. carter evans reports from hard-hit arizona. >>> are you ready for x-rays -- >> reporter: inside arizona hospitals -- >>

robert sanford is a accused of throwing a fire extinguisher into a crowd of capitol police officers see the red thing right there that he's holding federal agents say they use surveillance images to identify him, sanford is a retired firefighter from pennsylvania, he faces several charges now including assault on a u.s. law enforcement officer. >>while the fbi does continue to track down rioters who stormed the capitol on january 6, lawmakers in washington have started their own investigation into what happened just one day earlier. michael sure has more on why some people suspect that members of congress might have helped rioters get into the building. >>general see. >>an allegation from a member of congress that some of her own and as yet unnamed colleagues were just a day earlier giving tours to some who took part in the assault and vandalism last wednesday. >>and that investigation has started and is now so i'm not talking exactly the people that i saw that i will be conveying that to them. >>make no mistake the only way that these people these groups could have got into the is it t

sanford despite the desperation scramble could not get the key bucket.t was the sun desms night. 79-75. stanford still in the pac-12 mix. 6 and 4 in the conference. cal men's head coach mark all ready down twelve in arizona. down 15 in the second half. a cal turn over. here came the wildcats. the bib pas. he set up a die dynamic player. here he was from deep. he led the cats with 20. they won 71-50. and kept cal dead last in the pac-12. matthew stafford is an l.a. ram now. after all the talking the sports talk this week about stafford possibly being a niner, i kept saying it, you never heard from 49ers, not a peep out of them. by the time they do get in front of the mike,tail say what are you talking about? jimmy garoppolo, he was our guy the whole time. >> that's how it goes. i've seen it happen before. >> if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enrollment ends january 31st. it's hard to explain what depression feels l

reporter: today, police arrested kevin sefried, photographed carrying a confederate flag and robert sanford, a retired firefighter suspected of throwing a fire extinguisher at police officers, but not the attack that killed officer brian sicknick >> i believe the greatest threat against the united states at the moment is us, domestic terrorism. the greatest threat to the american democracy at this time is not international. it is within our own borders, our own people. >> tom, there's a report that people on the terror watch list were at the pro trump rally in d.c. on the day of the riot. what's the latest on that >> reporter: "the washington post" reporting dozens of white supremacists on that list were here and the fact that they did come here could suggest another lapse with intelligence. >> tom costello, thanks >>> just after joe biden is inaugurated next week, the impeachment tria of president trump could begin in the senate our new nbc news poll shows americans sharply divided. 50% to 48% over the issue. here's peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight, 24 hours after speeding through the

sanford cisco makes it into the 60s tomorrow afternoon. plenty of sunshine overhead and look at the wind speed, that's a whole lot more like it. we don't have to worry about those 20 to 30 mile-per-hour sustained wind. temperatures for san jose reaching into the upper 60s close to daytime highs. normal for the month of january but not quite record-setting. temperatures reaching into the upper 60s and close to 70 degrees. it is a similar story for concord as well. not a lot of variation through the bay area, but this is the last exceptionally warm day that we are going to experience . temperatures in the mid and upper 60s for almost all of us tomorrow. some areas of staying in the low 60s but he will be the exception. the rest of us picking up close to 70 degrees one more time and then the temperatures drop a little on thursday and a lot on friday with a chance of rain that heads our way. we are not getting carried away yet with rain chances. friday, we are leaving at lower than 50/50. a lot of times after a prolonged stretch of dry weather

. >>> college hoops, oxcart da silva and sanford visiting colorado. final seconds of the first half, christian da silva, oscar's younger brother, hits his first three of the season to beat the halftime buzzer. buffalo went on to win 77- 64. the cardinals are swept on their rocky mountain road trip to fall 4- 3 and impact fall play. >>> james harden making his next debut three days after being traded from houston to brooklyn. the second quarter against orlando harden, he drives to the bucket for his first points as harden finishes the game with 32 points. brooklyn up just two. harden was one of 14 kicking out kevin durant for the three. the former warrior scored 32 in the game. they win 122- 115. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly

reporter: today, this man carrying a confederate flag through the capitol was arrested, as was robert sanfordpennsylvania firefighter who was caught on camera throwing a fire extinguisher that, according to investigators, appears to strike one officer who was wearing a helmet in the head, then ricochets and strikes two more officers in the head. the f.b.i. continues to investigate whether there was coordination among the extremists, examining video like this which shows a militia showa marching up the steps in military-style vests and helmets. also under investigation, whether there was help for the attackers from sympathizers in the capitol. more than 30 member of congress believe there may have been, after witnessing an extremely high number of outside groups getting tours of the capitol complex the day before. overall, the investigation is moving quickly. two virginia police officers have been arrested. also allegedly involved in the insurrection, a houston police officer who has now resigned. houston police chief art acevedo. >> i'm relieved. relieved in that the arrests are actually taki

the right direction and i think these developments from today really should help in that as well sanfordectious disease expert doctor joshua solomon says these are the right steps also. >>i think expanded and and providing more channels for distributing vaccines are really hopefully we'll start to increase the pace for us so far about 25 and a half million doses of the vaccine have been distributed. >>but only about 35% of the available vaccines have been administered in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>here in the bay area 3 sports stadiums are being considered for mass vaccination or oracle park in the city where the giants play. the oakland coliseum and levi stadium in santa clara on monday san mateo county launched the bay area's first mass vaccination clinic at the county event center. the county says 950 people were vaccinated at its new location there yesterday. and today, hundreds more lined up to get their first dose. officials there are using the moderna vaccine for now they are only vaccinating people who qualify as health care workers and people who live or work in l

rhonda sanford finally hitting the jackpot. you spent an entire day online just trying to get an appointment? >> i've been spending weeks, weeks calling and calling and online until you just give up and you walk away. >> reporter: health officials determined not to let vaccine go to waste. when a freezer failed at a community hospital in seattle, teams scrambled to set up overnight emergency vaccination sites and got the word out. >> i put up the bat call, and wo care a lot and are very passionate about making htre. and i was, like, tonight, tonight? you know, so i took the opportunity. >> reporter: in just over 4 hours all 1,600 doses were given out. >> let's get to whit johnson back with us tonight from johnson & johnson headquarters in new jersey. if authorized by the fda, as we've said, this would be the third vaccine available in the u.s. give us a rea hon could this happen? >> reporter: johnson & johnson plans to mr plans to apply for emergency use authorization next week. an independent advisory board would review it and

discussion now discussion is not bringing our trouble down to 0 we'll have to leave it there patrick sanford from the c.d.u. german parliamentarian thank you thank you. well let's get a look now at some other developments in the pandemic the number of coded cases worldwide has now surpassed 100000000 that's according to johns hopkins university the kovacs vaccine sharing platform says it hopes to supply 1800000000 doses to poor countries this year a proof president francisco said gusty has ordered the total lockdown of the capital lima and 9 other regions following a surge in new cases there and a chinese woman has been sentenced to one year in prison for hiding her virus symptoms before boarding a flight from the u.s. to china last march she took medication to suppress a fever. and let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world the netherlands has seen a 4th consecutive night of protests against coronavirus lockdown measures although the latest on rest was more isolated than on previous nights the country's 1st curfew since world war 2 came into effect on satu

attorney butch bowers, a fixture in south carolina politics who's represented former governors mark sanford and nikki haley. senator lindsey graham calls bowers, quote, a solid guy. >> we're going to fight like hell to make sure the second impeachment of donald trump ends as quickly as possible, either dismissed or with an overwhelming vote for acquittal. >> reporter: in the meantime, mcconnell is criticizing several executive actions taken by president biden during his first hours in office. a signal of the partisan divide that still looms on capitol hill. >> on the biden administration's very first day, it took several big steps in the wrong direction. there's still plenty of time for president biden to remember that he does not owe his election to the far left. >> reporter: and president biden is also facing pushback against his $1.9 trillion covid relief package. senate republicans say it won't get the 60 votes needed to pass. kenneth. >> all right, elizabeth there in washington, thank you. >>> the biden administration has hidden a message on the white house website. it's in the coding

representing two former governors, governor nikki haley in 2012 and before that the former governor mark sanford in an ethics investigation in south carolina. that is butch bowers of south carolina. as we mentioned, at about 7:00 o'clock this evening the house managers made their way from the u.s. house across the capital to deliver the article of impeachment. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] >> the hour of 7:00 p.m. has arrived. the acting sergeant and arms will present the managers on the part of the house of representatives. >> mr. president and members of the senate, i announce the presence of the managers on the part of the house of representatives to conduct proceedings on behalf of the house concerning the impeachment of donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> the managers on the part of the house will be received and escorted to the wall of the senate. >> sergeant at arm's will make the population. >> hear ye, hear ye, hea

. >> reporter: police arrested this man carrying a confederate flag, and robert sanford, a retired firefighter who is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at a police officer but not brian sicknick. >> the greatest threat to the american democracy is not international but win our own borders, our own people. >> reporter: also this morning the "washington post" reports dozens of people on the terror watch list were in d.c. for the attack on the capitol. these were known white supremacists on the known stair rohr watch list. the fact that they got into d.c. and nobody paid any attention may be an indication of another intelligence lapse. >> it's really disturbing to hear thank you. >>> president trump's second impeachment trial could begin right after the inauguration, and already the president is shu shunning some republican support. what do we know so far >> reporter: the timing of the impeachment trial seems to be the biggest concern in washington we know thatit wouldn't start before wednesday, but it could start on wednesday, on inauguration day, one hour after joe biden is sworn in. the

sanford upsets ucla 73-72 in overtime.great finish. >>> the warriors just tipping it off in utah. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> in southwest florida, two baby eagles have hatched. and they named them terry and anousha. >> not quite. i remember the day when we used to, like, the eagle has landed. now it's the eagles have hatched. >> yep. >> the eagle cam rolling as parents harriet and m-15 nurtured and protected their eggs. officials say this is the first time in the history of eagle cams, however long that is, that both eggs hatched on the same day. not exactly a coincidence, folks, officials used delayed incubation tactics to keep the eaglets as close in age as possible. they wanted to minimize sibling rivalry, seen in the first few weeks of life. >> wow. >> and -- >> if you ever go -- if you will go for twins, this is something you should keep in mind. >> ah -- don't know about twins. so -- probably not. >> all right. >> thank you so much for joining us. we'll be back at 11:00. >> see you then.

also robert sanford who made his first court appearance in pennsylvania. the retired firefighter is accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at capitol police officers hitting three of them in the head. and christine priola, a middle school employee near cleveland, who has resigned after being charged for her role in the riot. >> police. >> reporter: investigators taking computers and a phone from her home. >> that's nuts to think you can do it and you're not going to pay any consequences to go to the government and just do what you want and walk away. that's nuts. >> reporter: in the meantime, daniel hodges, the police officer crushed in that doorway inside the capitol, is speaking publicly for the first time about that terrifying moment. >> i thought, you know, this point, ust stted to ysat reaming at the top an a my baton and beat me with it, and, you know, he was practically foaming at the mouth, so just these people were true believers in the worst way. >> reporter: and, meantime, another sign that president trump's days in office are numbered, take a

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that $100.00 here in her 1st 3 people are taking notice and our organization we like to say that the sanford movement is the best kept secret in american history by doing presentations all over the country and i speak just south of individuals at all ages and most of them never heard anything about the movement just so this year being the hundreds anniversary is particularly poignant because i guess 100 years just means more then that any. the other major milestone and so the whole movement is getting a lot of recognition. and history is there is a lot of the peeling back of an onion so to speak of information that has not been widespread in its way past time so it's very exciting on your the some projects are historically showcased throughout history you know as white women what i want to ask you if you can what was the role of black women voting rights in the history of this movement and why as a consistently stated that the 19th amendment should all women voting rights access one of fact you know black women face significant barriers to vote and even with the passage of the one to the mom

discussion no discussion is not bringing no actual down to 0 we'll have to leave it there patrick sanford from the c.d.u. german parliamentarian thank you thank you let's get a look now at some other developments in the pandemic the number of cobi cases worldwide has now surpassed 100000000 that's according to johns hopkins university the kovacs vaccine sharing platform says it hopes to supply 1800000000 doses to poor countries this year president francisco so i guess they has ordered the total lockdown of the capital lima and 9 other regions following a surge in new cases there and a chinese woman has been sentenced to one year in prison for hiding her virus symptoms before boarding a flight from the u.s. to china last march she took medication to suppress a fever. to lebanon now where hundreds of anti-government protesters have clashed with security forces for a 2nd day including in the capital beirut and the 2nd largest city tripoli that's as the country hit a new daily record for corona virus deaths people are angry at the worsening economic conditions and a strict lockdown that they

arrested in delaware this morning along with his son robert sanford, allegedly the man here seen hitting several police in the head with a fire extinguisher. he's a retired firefighter from pennsylvania. turned in by a longtime friend who recognized him in the fbi photos. christine priola, a former occupational therapist for cleveland schools seen here in the senate chamber. and jenny cudd, in a since deleted facebook video posted after the riot, authorities say she admitted to breaking into the capitol. and tonight, more than 30 members of congress are calling for an investigation, calling it surs pressure that an extremely high number of groups in the comet plex on january 5th. claiming that some of the visitors appear to be associated with the rally that proceeded the riot. >> so, let's get right back to pierre thomasd lt year that president-elect joe biden and his team had been briefed on the threats. now less than a week from the inauflrad, very concerning. where do the plans stand tonight? >> reporter: david, they're really trying to hold the inauguration outside as is tradition, b

daniel sanford, bbc news.worse before it gets better". rishi sunak explained that even with support from the government, 800,000 people have lost theirjobs since last february. it comes as a report by the resolution foundation, a think tank focusing on people on lower incomes, says that the pandemic has widened the gap between rich and poor in the uk. our home editor mark easton has been speaking to two people who have struggled to make ends meet. right, hello there, my name is shirley widdop. i'm a disabled lone parent from keighley in west yorkshire. while lockdown has seen the rich saving money on transport and hospitality, for those on the lowest incomes it's another story. people like shirley have seen their spending increase during the pandemic, because they spent very little going out before covid, while their heating and food costs have gone up since the restrictions came into force. when i was able to go to the supermarket, usually, i like to go for to the yellow stickers, the reduced section, but now