mike gates was one of them. long bobo voted present. so did matt gates when asked that or for people who voted for jim jordan, that is what it comes down to it. it is this moment on the floor at one point that one of the people who've been akin support of kevin mccarthy. in fact, the person who, who nominated m a for this the 14 throne, the voting was almost done in his knees talking to mac gates, asking him either to vote for mccarthy or vote for present. but the whole idea of voting present is important because it's, you've got to get a majority of those who vote those who say present, don't count towards that total. and with people having to fly in from colorado and also from texas. a people have been watching a couple of people is asked me on twitter. why did one of the republicans get a round of applause from both sides of the house when he voted for kevin mccarthy? that's because his wife gave birth in the last few hours. his baby son is actually an intensive kick as the baby was born prematurely. and so people acknowledged his pub

what happens with mike gates will be very interesting. i'm just going to take a quick look at the voting as it stands at the moment. mccarthy is 80 jeffrey, 78 and 5 have voted present before we had a for votes for others voting present. rather than voting for someone else, means that you have to have a majority of those votes that are cast just voting. present isn't considered a vote to be in cas, so if it comes down to just hacking jeffries and kevin mccarthy, if people aren't voting for other people beyond those 2, if the just for present at the threshold for kevin mccarthy comes down at the moment, it would it would be $218.00 if everyone voted. it comes down the number of people voting present. i think it's know around. i think 215. so given what he got a last time around, which was $216.00 votes, there is every possibility that kevin mccarthy as finally about to land the plane and become the next speaker of the house. all right, i, i, i hope i make her eat your words tonight, allan allan, allan fish, are there on capitol hill and wi

i think it's clear mike gates and laura bober or lost causes as far as he's concerned. they are not going to vote for him, no matter what happens. then there is the possibility that a compromise candidate could be found within the republican a, the republican party. steve salise, who is the chief whip would and number 2 in the operation would seem to be favorite for that to happen. would he be able to get over the threshold very quickly? that's not entirely clear. and house democrats of lead commemorations mocking the 2nd anniversary of the janitor. the 6 attack on the u. s. capital members gathered on the steps of the building for a remembrance ceremony. israel as announced sanctions on the palestinian authority, often pushed the un highest judicial body to give its opinion on these really occupation. the decision was taken at the 1st security cabinet meeting of the new government. artillery fire has been heard in ukraine despite the schedule start of a 36 hour unilateral cease fire cooled by russian president vladimir putin. ukraine rejected the offer on both sides we

how do we press upon people like mike gates that if we don't begin to govern, the people we put faithds will begin to lose trust in the party? >> the biggest winners of the whole process is joe biden and hakeem jeffress. for all the things that we ran on and we talked about and we got elected on, we need to get about that on behalf of the american people. think ultimately cooler heads will prevail and kevin will be elected speaker so that we can move forward with our agenda and our commitment to america making america more affordable, making it safer, making it a country that has secure borders which vice pwehave not had, fentanyl g into our communities. there's a lot of challenges ahead that we need to get about the work of dealing with but we can want do that without a speaker and press our colleagues still holding out not hold the rest of us hostage here and work together as a conference to advance our agenda. >> good morning, congressman elect. a couple questions for you. politico reporting that you were quite vocal in negotiating between kevin mccarthy and matt gaetz. i wonder if

i mean, does this mean but g o p dissenters like mike gates, for instance, of compromise, their ultra conservative principles. i mean, just to get my coffee across the line, there's no other way to put it than saying that kevin mccarthy begged, borrowed, and stole to get where he got to night. he has wanted the speakership for so many years. and i remember on capitol hill watching him ascend in house leadership in the ranks of republicans and really thinking that he is a political animal. he isn't a person that is known for his policy chops. when he was a right hand man to speaker paul ryan, the republican speaker who's best known for his love of policy making, kevin mccarthy was thought to be a man who could do the job of dirty political games and do it right. what we saw this entire past week is that he doesn't have much of his fine. he gave up a great many things and in these concessions, it's important to note we don't fully know what all of them were. many of these were leach, but officially we will come to know in the weeks ahead what exactly was promised because some of these p

mccarthy himself begging for gates's vote on the floor. congressman mike, a mccarthy ally, being held back from lunging at gates. members pleading with their colleagues. even calling former president donald trump for backup. chaotic scenes we normally wouldn't have seen if normal, usual, house rules have been in place. then, finally, gates ensuring a beleaguered mccarthy, before all six holdouts move one ballot 15. >> gates. >> president. >> boebert. >> president. >> rosendale. >> president. >> mccarthy's gavel came at a high. cost negotiations got a lot of concessions to the would-be speaker to the right flank of the party. one, member can now trigger a vote to vacate the chair, or out the speaker. plus key spots on committees that have huge say overspending decisions, and big sway over what bills make it to the floor votes. all moves that we can the speaker and spread power to the republican rank and file. >> this will change this house. let's be very clear. >> lawmakers sworn in well after midnight. ready to, finally, get to work. >> joining me now to d

i mean people like mike rogers that they're in a sinking ship as long as they have matt gates on theirside, and that he's going to bring them down, and he's going to make someone like mike rogers worked his whole career fort, impossible. so you see the tensions flaring for that obvious reason. this isn't over, it's not going to go away. with this motion to vacate, another way of looking at it is just to say that this whole week of the 15 rounds of voting, that could just start again at anytime now because of the motion to vacate with one member. that's the world we're. and i wouldn't be surprised if we see more of the spots on the floor. >> yeah, certainly extraordinary, in fact. stephanie, as the washington post pointed out, all two of the -- her election deniers. of the 18 deniers, 14 are returning members who -- carl on saying that at one point we need to expect this in the future, but just think it's a reflection of trumpism and it's in during impact on our political system? >> oh, absolutely. that is the easiest question i've had. absolutely, yes. i think that this is something to

gates. i want point, the representative mike rogers of alabama, watchlist, was about to happen, he approaches a group, shouting at gates, he has to be physically held back and lead away. just minutes after that tense confrontation, gates approached mccarthy on the floor, and they appeared to strike a deal. then, shortly after midnight, mccarthy received enough votes to become the speaker he was sworn into his new position after one a.m. and so it was the rest of the 118th congress. mccarthy was elected with 216 votes, enough to win him the speakers gavel on the 15th try. the last day of mccarthy speaker stillbirth so go up abused the backdrop of the second anniversary of the january six insurrection. and noticeably, there lost six republican holdouts who voted present, allowing mccarthy to win, where supporters of donald trump's big baseless lie about election fraud that ultimately led to the violent attack on the capitol two years ago. with the exception of the freshman congressman, eli crane, the other five members continued to object and vote against the certification of the votes when con

gates voted present. that led to a tense conversation on the house floor between the two men, and our show of visible frustration from mccarthy. and watch this. republican congressman mike rogers approaches matt gates to see something and a colleague pulls him back by putting a hand on his face. the moment showing how much anger was boiling over on the floor after several days of voting. and then for a moment it looked like republicans are going to adjourn, and start voting again on monday. but at the last second, or it was out that they suddenly had the votes. and of that 15th ballot, mccarthy finally won. and early this morning, five days after the speakership voting began, the 118th congress was sworn in, and speaker kevin mccarthy took the gavel. but even though we have a speaker as of 1:38 this morning, the story is far from over. it remains to be seen exactly what speaker mccarthy had to give up in those negotiations that eventually gave him his victory. in this new house, set to vote on a new set of rules on monday. one of the items are hard-line gop rebels were focused on. where do we go from here? congressional correspondent joey sorkin is alive. julia, i know

mccarthy himself begging for gates vote on the floor. congressman mike rogers, it mccarthy alla, being held back from lunging at gates. members pleading with the colleagues, even calling former president donald trump for backup. chaotic scenes we normally would not have seen if usual house rules have been in place. then, finally, gates assuring a beleaguered mccarthy, before all six holdouts moved as one on ballot number 15. >> dates, present. boebert? a. >> present. >> present. rosendale. >> present. >> present. >> but mccarthy's gavel came at a high cost. days of negotiations brought a long list of concessions from the would-be speaker to the right most flank of his party. one member cannot trigger a vote to vacate the chair, or oust the speaker. plus, he spots on committees that have huge say overspending decisions, in big sway over what bills make it to the floor for votes. all moves that weaken the speaker and spread power to the republican rank and file. >> this will change this house. let's be very clear. >> lawmakers sworn in well after midnight,

. >> mike rogers of alabama's who we saw moving in towards matt gates. stephanie and i were just looking at that and someone put their arm around him. >> over his face! >> and you can see, just a few rows ahead. there's a number member of congress with their children. someone's holding the children back. my goodness. >> one wonders though, after 14 votes the level of anger it gets to where it is right now. and this is what we're now looking at. kevin mccarthy who has had a smile on his face the whole time looking like it's gonna be okay, he is not look like this the entire time. >> except of course earlier tonight when they first -- won of kevin mccarthy's closest allies gave the free speech and said for people who said this is chaos or this is a clown show, they're absolutely wrong. we are looking at this week's democracy in action. if that is democracy in action, a grown man having to be held back from physically lunging at another grim man, that's no kind of democracy i'm familiar with. >> this is a remarkable. situation lauren boebert and matt gates

mike, you are looking at the golden gate bridge. >>> we are down to one lane because the cones are out, you see the flashing lights. they are starting to clear crews. that will be in stages the next half hour. we're just down to one direction. the map is having trouble on this friday morning getting started. the crews northbound. close to 5:30 where we should see that kicking in. a lot of traffic has returned from well before thanksgiving since we had that amount of traffic. folks are going back to the office in many cases. to miles canyon, same thing for ace train. no ace today at all. the change we're having this week. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> president biden is back at the white house after getting a very up close look at storm damage along the coastline. he and governor newsom met with business owners and first responders. a plan to help rebuild california. the federal government will cover the full cost of debris removal and will pay for the overtime for first responders over the next 60 days. more than 500 fema employees are here as well to help support that disaster rel

there were heated scenes in the chamber where mccarthy supporter, mike rogers almost came to blows with fellow republican mat gates. ah after taking the oath of office install, mccarthy swore in new members of the house elected in last november as a mid term elections to the same as your chess speaking shortly afterward, emily mccarthy gave a controversial thanks to a former president of a v. i do wanna especially thank uh president trump. i don't think you should edge, anybody should doubt his influence. he was with me from the beginning. somebody wrote the doubt of where you was there and he was all it. but the celebrations of the culmination of this protracted leadership struggle a likely to be short lived. mccarthy had to concede some powers to those in the right of his party. who will now have an inflated influence on big ticket issues, including government budgets, immigration policy, and how much congress is prepared to spend, to continue to support ukraine. the general music director of berlin state opera, danielle bowden boy, him has announced. he's stepping down, the acclaimed conductor and pianist says

mike rogers almost came to blows with fellow republican mat gates. ah, after taking the oath of office install, mccarthy swore in new members of the house elected in luck, november's a midterm elections to the same as your tre speaking. shortly afterward, emily mccarthy gave a controversial thanks to a former president of a v. i do wanna especially thank uh president trump. i don't think you should edge, anybody should doubt his influence. he was with me from the beginning. somebody wrote the down while you was there, and he was all it books. these celebrations over the culmination of this protracted leadership struggle a likely to be short lived. mccarthy. hot to conceal some powers to those in the rights of his party. who will now have an inflated influence on big ticket issues, including government budgets, immigration policy, and how much congress is prepared to spend, to continue to support ukraine. ah. and once they get mid season transfer window has opened down and plenty of movement is expected before the start of the season on january 20th,

viewers at home then saw mccarthy confront gates after the vote, which led to mike rogers, having to be physically restrained soon after. well, a deal was struck, and mccarthy ultimately did win on the 15th vote, put americans across the country were left wondering, what exactly could gates have in mccarthy's aim to one another in that very timely conversation. well, our good friends of bad liberating have you covered, once again, watch this. >> sun, what does it go for built? can you say it? >> who knows? >> i really rich doctor, said you are a bummer. >> and i think you don't know algebra. >> we are talking science, bud. >> the science of what? is that a tiger? >> one of your friends promised me, i could flick you in your face. >> absolutely, you may not do that. >> hit him in his cringiest mark, for real. >> say any serial name. >> cinnamon toast crunch. >> 11 people in the 12th century. >> why do say like that? >> you are formulated -- >> i don't like you dude, and there's a tiger. that's it, you two guys sent the tiger. >> what, now? >> i mean -- >> that is reprehensible. >> okay

some of the tensions you saw on display, we saw some of the interactions there between mike rogers and matt gatest of that. we need a little of this breaking the glass, in order to get us to the table, in order to fight for the american people, and to change the way this place is dysfunctional. >> what are you hearing from a lot of republicans? how did they feel about this breaking up the glass? >> yeah. so the problem is that trip roy is one of the rare members of that, you know, 20 that opposed kevin mccarthy that actually has specific policy things that he wants changed. a lot of the other ones are just performative, nihilists, and just wanted to get on tv. wanted to do small dollar fundraising. they're not interested in negotiating to get policies done. and so i think that is where chips, you know, kind of, argument breaks down. is the folks that he is fighting with are not on the same page is him. the question on the moderate republicans, on the other side, is, are there enough of them in the matter? you need five members of the republican caucus to stop basically anything. there are plenty

15th round of voting and there you see a little scuffle on the house floor where you have mike rodgers and matt gates etz gett into it. rodgers lunged at matt gaetz and he had to be restrained by another freshman congressman. congressman hudson had to hold him back. he admitted it was a tense moment. he did what he could to break it apart. that was the moment that gaetz had not voted present and gave his support to mccarthy for the speakership. this is something we rarely see on the house floor just underscoring the emotion and the tense moments every hour of this morning. >> yeah, sunlen serfaty, thank you for joining us this morning. joining me now to talk more about all that unfolded, cnn political commentator, political anchor for spectrum news and erroll lewis. good morning to you. thank you i guess for staying up all night. i'm assuming that was the case for a lot of you. is this really a win for kevin mccarthy and the republican party or one for matt gaetz who said he and his right wing allies literally ran out of demands. they got what they wanted, exactly what they wanted? >> reporter: the a

gates says he understands, tensions were running high for everybody. >> people can have moments of frustration, mikes and i have a six-year productive working relationship, i don't think there should be punishment because he had an animated moment. he has my forgiveness. >> brooke: congressman byron donald refused to support him initially. >> i am going to be a part of the republican steering committee as kevin mccarthy designate and part is to make sure that the entire conference ideological spectrum, if you will, is represented through all committees. >> brooke: donalds was among republicans who refused to vote to a committee of his chooting. >> todd: thank you very much, bring in somebody you do not want somebody lunging at you, military guy that could kick your butt. congressman cory mills, great to call you congressman officially now. you heard talk in the piece about the rules, what will be passed and not passed, what do the american people need to know about what is going to happen today? what rules matter to ma and pa sitting in indiana? >> well, todd, start out by saying a lot of rules that

mike. to a live look at the golden gate bridge where pete buttigieg will join former house speaker nancy pelosi later today celebrating the recent approval of funding for the fourth and final phase of a major bridge earthquake retrofit. $400 million will finance the project. when finished engineers say the bridge will be able to withstand what's considered even the strongest of potential earthquakes. >>> americans are having fewer babies. ahead on "today in the bay," what economists say could help stabilize the u.s. population. >>> and happening now, ace train are about to resume normal operations. the first train was scheduled to leave stockton 45 minutes ago. twice last week storm-related landslides stopped the service. bob redell is speaking with morning commuters and will have a live report in the next half hour. more details at nbcbayarea.com. >>> 4:55. san francisco board of supervisors will consider a new law that would allow supervised injection sites only if they're funded. a state bill was shot down that would allow the city to open the site. now mayor london breed and supervisor rona

and they realized it would be led -- left to matt gates, one of the loudest critics of kevin mccarthy. so you talk saw the tension build. we saw mikers have to be physically stern -- >> what more can you tell us about the sick exchange. >> it happened pretty quickly. there was obviously a group of allies, kevin mccarthy surrounding over, and gates, convincing them to find a way to get those final votes, i'm getting the speakership last night. and in the midst of that, we saw rodgers kind of lean forward, lunge towards gates, talking to him, seeming upset. and then being pulled back and the whole chamber reacted to that. democrats also telling him to keep it civil. >> you get the sense moderate republicans are mad about how all this went down all the concessions mccarthy had to make? >> it's pretty clear from what i was able to see, and who i was able to talk to, that the moderate republicans, if you can describe them as that, or frustrated to say the least. and infuriated at some point about the process they had to go through, and how their entire caucus was being dictated to, and sort of rolled, by this small, local, hard-line gro

mccarthy tried to use the walk over and convince gates to come around and vote for him to no avail at first. in fact, representative mike rogers here from alabama lunged at gates and was restrained. somebody pulling him by the shoulder and grabbing him by the face and mouth. cnn reports that president trump called gates and others like him urging them to vote for mccarthy and it appears. that is what is happening now because they stayed and they are 15th time. and this is now voting over the course of several days this week. mccarthy never could emerge, never could get the gavel. but he appears they're voting currently. this is live in washington now a courtesy of c-span. it appears that mccarthy has the necessary votes this time. and that is why they're voting for a 15th time. but before he is elected speaker series, of course, anything mace could happen. mccarthy back here in california. governor newsom has officially started his second term as governor after taking the oath of office this afternoon. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was at the inauguration at the state capitol. >> well, all quiet now outside th

negotiations we do know that matt gates was specifically pushing that in exchange for his vote that he wanted as chairmanship on the services committee on something that mike not interested in, he is not what matt gates to have that position. so this altercation was not lead to that specifically, but it gives you an idea of how there is a lot of tension between these two men and how frustrated particular was that gaetz was still after all of this holding out when he was the last vote that could've made kevin mccarthy the speaker. so mccarthy told us afterwards that he did not say anything confrontational or in a way that would prevent gaetz when he walked up to him was trying to figure out what it will take to get over the finish line. but i think that you saw the frustration with rodgers boil over there. and in the perception that we have from people that were in the chamber and the members that were close by with don bacon, one of the members who is sitting a couple of rows before he was talking to a view of us afterwards, it might have looked a lot worse than it was. i don't think that rodgers was physically confronting him as much as he was yelling at

. >>> mike, you were starting with a peek at the golden gate bridge. >> yeah, the last few minutes there were flashing lights, a traffic break for a few. i thought the camera was frozen. then we see flashing lights, a parade coming down from the north bay. it looks like the crew around spencer should be clearing across the bridge and no cones on the northbound side. they have to stop from time to time to move some of the equipment that's set up. kari talked about the temperatures out there, definitely cold. i feel for all of our friends working on the roadways. so far traffic flow is very smooth, except for 680 north through sunol, obviously the overnight closure. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the killing of tyre nichols is still reverberating across the country. last night friends of his gathered for a memorial at the childhood skate park, sharing memories of nichols and his kind nature. the 29-year-old died after a beating by memphis police officers following a traffic stop. >> a funeral for nichols will be held tomorrow. later today his family will spoke alongside prominent civil rig

as mike from alabama launched at matt gates. and there could be more to fight about, as republicans gear up to hold a big debate on the house rules package. that's on monday. let's talk about this and more, congresswoman debbie dingell, -- representative from michigan. great to see you right now. we've seen that video over and over again. democrats repeatedly throughout all of these votes stood together arm and arm, now as you move to monday, assuming that somehow a rules package gets passed, what do you think the opportunity is for you and other democrats are to work with republicans here? understanding that they are not altogether at the moment. >> well, good afternoon, happy new year, and it's good to see you. you, know democrats really were united when we came to the floor, prepared to work. friday night had been a long, long week, and it's not good -- seeing people that intense and close to that kind of anger. i think we're gonna have more folks -- fights this week as we go through the rules package. we don't know the deals

former chair of the armed services committee, which is now led by the republican mike rogers, and still includes matt gates, who rogers had to be held back from the costing during the mccarthy speaker election fiasco. representative smith, good morning to you, thank you for being with us. >> good morning, thank you for the chance. >> one of the reasons i really wanted to speak to you and people like you who have spent time on committees, is there was a time where committees were really really important, and there is work that they do less so in a particularly polarized congress, but there is important work that gets done. the average american doesn't really realize the relevance of all of these extremists being put on committees. but what does it mean? >> what we have two basic tasks here on committees. one is the pass legislation, which is long and difficult. we have hearings and work coming up with policy on any number of different things. and we passed the national defense authorizing act of the year, which sets defense policy for the country. but the second thing we do is oversight, and that oversight

take a look at this exchange between matt gates and a top mccarthy critic and republican congressman mike rogers, and mccarthy ally. at one point, rodgers has to be physically restrain when confronting gates. two years to the day after many of those members have their lives threatened by insurrectionists. republican parties and brace of extremism and conspiracy theories has come home to roost. hard right, anti government members like lauren boebert and matt gates, they don't have enough legislative power to create constant chaos, and then the country to their will. i am concerned so i said we needed to talk to somebody who witnessed it all in those a little something and that is congresswoman and former chair of the congressional black caucus, joyce beatty of ohio. madam sherry march, thank you very much for being here today. i just want to know if anything could've prepared you for what you experience throughout this week and especially last night? >> while some of, think you for having, me absolutely not. there was no preparation for how confusing it was, how chaotic it was, and then co

this specific, specifically republican congressman mike rogers, who got in a heated discussion with florida republican matt gates gates is vote in the 14th round is among the votes that made mccarthy failed in the 14th round. ktvu jana katsuyama has been monitoring developments in washington on the floor of the house throughout the evening, including speeches from the new house speaker and the new minority. leader hakeem jeffries. jenna. alex and christina. what an amazingly crazy night it took that 15th round as you mentioned in order for mccarthy to finally get the votes. he was just sworn in as the speaker in the past 15 minutes or so and handed the gavel by hakim jeffries, who also is sworn in as the house minority leader for democrats. this all happened by a very narrow vote, with some republicans having to vote present in order to get mccarthy the majority of the votes he needed. the final vote was 216 2 to 12. it was a contentious, chaotic night. those far right members of the gop held out to the very end in opposition against mccarthy. and that comes after a chaotic week where he faced opposition from no

. >> reporter: tensions were so high alabama republican mike rogers made a move to confront florida's matt gatese of mccarthy's critic. a colleague held him back. >> i rise to say wow! >> reporter: the chamber had a breakthrough for the weekend. >> kevin mccarthy will receive a majority of the votes cast. he is duly alike it speaker of the house of representatives. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: many change their vote dropping the number required and this allowed mccarthy to win. in order to grab the gavel, the new speaker made concessions including making it easier for any member to oust him and giving his more conservative republican opponent two seats on the rules committee. >> he gave up his powers and influence. does anybody believe that republicans will suddenly reunify when we get to all of these controversial policy issues they are planning to govern? i suspect the fighting will be even fiercer. >> reporter: the first conflict could be the debt ceiling. they said they will not raise the u.s. credit limit without spending cuts. this spending could put them on a collision course with

gates to change his vote. at one point, the term for fight almost took on a literal meaning, right there, you can see congressman mikes having to be physically restrained after he lunged at gates. this morning's result can hardly be seen as a victory. in exchange for the new office, the speaker made some major concessions to his party's extreme right wing fashion, including reinstating a role that would allow is angle lawmaker to power to force a vote to ask the speaker at anytime. he also agreed to see freedom caucus members on key committees. early today, senate majority leader chuck schumer blasted mccarthy for those concessions, forecasting what the next two years would be, saying in part, nightmare for the american people. he went on to right, republicans have a choice to make, will they continue to capitulate to the extreme maga republicans who want to hold our country hostage, or will they stand up to them? we'll, if history is any indicator, schumer and the rest of us should hold our breath for the latter. as former republican spokesperson and friend of the shirt cola in a new piece for the los angeles times,

mike, you were saying our view of the golden gate was busy. >>> it's calmed down.o believe there was one more crew just over the bridge that cleared in the last few minutes which is why traffic was held up just for a few. there's more build here on the east shore freeway, the berkeley curve. taillights traveling down the east shore freeway in through emeryville out of berkeley and over to the bay bridge. that's the direction they're traveling. your commute is starting to build just a bit. one exclamation point, where there's still a full closure perhaps alvarado road. some mud on the roadway. smaller spots like that around the bay will continue and then larger spots like highway 84. niles canyon is still block through that portion of the tri-valley. a smooth drive, the rest of the highways and freeways and restrictions for highway 92. >>> 17 people are dead including ukraine's interior minister after a helicopter went down outside of kyiv. this as new video of the fiery scene following the crash which happened close to a kindergarten. at least four children also am

mike, you said crews are working hard. >>> i can see them here working on the golden gate bridge. many parts of the bay returning to some as kari showed you, that rain traveling through, traveling across both directions of the golden gate bridge moving nicely. north of there, highway 37 still your right lane westbound coming in the commute direction out of vallejo into novato we still have that right lane closed from atherton to highway 101. yesterday we saw slowing -- in fact, yesterday morning from about 7:30 to about 9:30 we saw the entire bay with a typical build. more than perhaps months. looking over here we don't see this traffic flowing on 84 that is still closed through the niles canyon area, but we do have restoration of the ace train service since the long wait alongside those tracks for ace. looking at north 680 where that crew is back, details of flashing lights and that should clear by 5:00 but they haven't been able to do that work for quite some time. your alternate is 84 and into the city streets, cutting back over on 580. back to you. >>> this morning ace train i

dejected mccarthy walked away, i mean, just look at his face, a very angry mike rogers had to be restrained from moving toward gatesthis was an ugly scene that played out live on television and showed the depth of animosity that's been brewing among the rival republican factions. republican tim burchett was getting close to gaetz and now he recounts what happened. listen. >> it was very lig late, both s have older members, it was getting late and i suspect most missed the early bird special at the sizzler so they were getting a little cantankerous, mike who is a friend of mine came by and said some things, probably in haste, as a lot of us do and probably responded to him with some things. >>> okay. people in california are bracing for another wave of rain and snowstorms. storms are expected to dump even more water on overwhelmed areas. more than 15 million people at this hour in california are under flood watches until at least early next week and the power has reportedly gone out already for more than half a million homes and businesses. now up to 6 inches of rain is expected to fall right across the region throu

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for what it's worth, mike rogers did apologize for the dustup at the gates, and in response, gates says he has forgiven rogers. but one might wonder, and i certainly was wondering, what exactly were democrats doing, during all of that trauma, well katie porter's book of choice, may have said it all. she was spotted reading, the subtle art of not giving an f, during all that chaos. that is some expert level shade, from katie porter, who reportedly is considering a run for senate, and that would certainly be something, this show gives enough about, and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight on all in -- days after a near brawl in the house floor, the animating force behind an american coup takes control. and as brazil endorses a maga style rioter of their own, it's just coming for donald trump in fulton county. >> if you are donald trump right now, you have to be really concerned about what's going to happen in georgia. >> tonight, what the end of a criminal investigation in georgia means for the disgraced ex president? then, the secret document organizing the ma

that has surfaced of, we had a situation where republican a mike rogers from alabama was being physically restrain as he was yelling at matt gates. now matt yates voted against kevin mccarthy, being the new speaker. i got rather intense and then we had mat gates voted against kevin mccarthy for ultimately changing his mind. we had matt gates, i got to the point that matt gates was being called a fraud by his own party. this is what was said. matt gates is a fraud. every time he voted against kevin mccarthy. last week he sent out a fundraising e mail. what he saw last week was a constitutional process diminished by those kinds of political actions. we don't know what they got or didn't get. we haven't seen it, we don't have any idea what promises were made or what gentlemen's handshakes were made. now one of the key issues of contention was a propos cap on funding to you. great. some in the more conservative and far right wing of the republican party just jumped by and the idea that more us money should be flowing into ukraine. they are not happy with the huge amounts of money behind states has been pouring into kia. ah, and it's

for what it's worth, mike rogers did apologize for the dustup at the gates, and in response, gates says he has forgiven rogers. but one might wonder, and i certainly was wondering, what exactly were democrats doing, during all of that trauma, well katie porter's book of choice, may have said it all. she was spotted reading, the subtle art of not giving an f, during all that chaos. that is some expert level shade, from katie porter, who reportedly is considering a run for senate, and that would certainly be something, this show gives enough about, and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. u all very good night. from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late yet again, i'll see you again tomorrow. tomorrow thank you at-home for joining us this hour, happy to have you here, lots of news have all kinds gone out right now in california the monsoon style rains there, have literally 10% of the entire u.s. population living under a flood watch right now. the population of california so, big the win 90% of californians, or under a flood watch, to

and suddenly in the corner of the screen, we saw someone lunge at matt gates and someone grabbed, ended up being mike rogers a congressman from alabama, and someone grabbed him and pull him back. and then the camera panned over, i wonder if we can put this on tv, but the camera pans over to mccarthy who was walking back to his seat, heard something turned around and walked back. and we definitely thought we were going to come back and see a brawl on the floor of congress, and the first thing i thought about was i need to talk to joe and freeman. >> you weren't the only one. >> it didn't come to blows, thankfully, but that is after 15 ballots, 14 ballots, that is what it looked like. we are going to watch this by the way right now. he leans in, and something happens and somebody pulls him back, what do you think about where we are in our political discourse at the moment? >> just as you started out by saying, one of the things that causes these drawn out speakership battles is indeed fractured political parties. so it when you do look back at all of the other times when it happened, before 1923, there

congressman elect at the time, mike rogers of alabama was physically restrained by other members after attempting to confront congressman matt gates. victory for mccarthy came after that just one more round later. i may not know all of you. some of you are new. but i hope one thing is clear after this week. i never give up first matter of business swearing in of the 118th congress that was delayed by the stalemate that started tuesday and was led largely by members of the house freedom caucus. that resistance broke down yesterday as mccarthy agreed to key concessions. pennsylvania congressman scott perry is the freedom caucus chair. he changed his vote to support mccarthy in the 12th round. i think what we've shown last night is yes, we can get there, but we're not gonna ignore individual voices because each one of those individual voices represents three quarters of a million americans and their voice counts to perry feels that the agreements made such as an array of spending cuts and the ability to oust mccarthy more easily are not concessions but wins for the american people. in washington, alexandria hoff fox news earlier toda

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was striking to me is, this circus on the house floor when congressman mike rogers had to be held back when confronting matt gates last night. when you saw, this what was going through your mind and frankly, do you think that someone who looks like you or me could get away with this behavior? >> absolutely not. first, i literally turn to some of my freshman colleague friends and said exactly what you just said. we're a diverse group, when we turn to each other and said there is no way people of color other folks were doing that bad business that they could get away with that. the fact that that actually happen is just a perfect sign of where the republican is right now. it was embarrassing. we were stunned, we were shocked. we thought we had seen it all that week and to see it almost get into essentially a fight on the floor of the house which was really shameful. but what's even more shameful is mccarthy's speech and his plans for the future. he has given away power on the rules committee which is critical as we know to governing the house. and most importantly, he has no power. he's going to sit here as speaker