annie abrams. [ cheers and applause ] annie abrams. come outside. she's coming.eers and applause ] hello. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody is here to celebrate you this morning. >> oh. >> we are kicking off -- we are kicking off black history month and, miss annie, we could not think of anyone better to celebrate. everybody is here, miss annie. we are going to show america your story first so watch right here. >> oh, my goodness. goodness. >> reporter: annie mable mcdaniel abrams. >> i believe service is the rent you pay to stay on god's earth. >> reporter: or mother abrams as she's known to little rock community has been a force for change in arkansas since the civil rights movement. >> mother abrams is truly a city of little rock matriarch. >> reporter: when the little rock nine faced down angry mobs in the arkansas national guard to integrate the formerly all-white central high school in 1957, their mentors behind the scenes included annie abrams. she went on to send all four of her children to little rock central becoming the school's first black pta pres

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annie grayer, thank you for breaking that down for us.te being at the center of the threats on january 6th, former vice president mike pence has not rebuked trump this directly about overturning the 2020 election until now. listen. >> and i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. and frankly, there's no idea more un-american than the notion that any one person could choose the american president. under the constitution, i had no right to change the outcome of our election, and kamala harris will have no right to overturn the election when we beat them in 2024. [ applause ] look, i understand the disappointment many feel about the last election. i was on the ballot. but whatever the future holds, i know we did our duty that day. if we lose faith in the constitution, we won't just lose elections, we'll lose our country. >> all right. let's discuss all of t

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i'm annie chung. i'm with self-help for the elderly. and behind us is this 70 units of housing that mayor breed and chief scott have visited many times. mayor, you came by at thanksgiving and the seniors wouldn't let you go. they were getting your pictures and auto graphs. so thank you, again for coming by to help us celebrate chinese new year. so welcome everyone to chinatown and to our community. the mayor and chief scott will be talking about public safety and on behalf of our community, particularly our seniors community, i'd like to welcome you all for this press conference. so as you know, back in may, the violence against the asian community and the seniors were already kind of increasing at the very alarming rate. i think back then, i remember the cases were around 2,000 to 3,000 cases of anti-asian hate and anti-asian incidents and i got a call in late april and may from ivy who is the mayor's policy director on safety and the mayor asked ivy to call me and sarah as to what our community needs because the attacks against our co

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i'm annie chung. i'm with self-help for the elderly.ind us is this 70 units of housing that mayor breed and chief scott have visited many times. mayor, you came by at thanksgiving and the seniors wouldn't let you go. they were getting your pictures and auto graphs. so thank you, again for coming by to help us celebrate chinese new year. so welcome everyone to chinatown and to our community. the mayor and chief scott will be talking about public safety and on behalf of our community, particularly our seniors community, i'd like to welcome you all for this press conference. so as you know, back in may, the violence against the asian community and the seniors were already kind of increasing at the very alarming rate. i think back then, i remember the cases were around 2,000 to 3,000 cases of anti-asian hate and anti-asian incidents and i got a call in late april and may from ivy who is the mayor's policy director on safety and the mayor asked ivy to call me and sarah as to what our community needs because the attacks against our community

cnn's annie grayer is following these developments. annie, what more are you learning about these conversations? >> reporter: thanks, amara. what is really key here is that donald trump was speaking to a key republican ally for him on capitol hill the morning of january 6th. jordan is a key ally for trump, as you mentioned, who was instrumental in trying to help the former president stop the certification of the election. the fact that this conversation happened in the morning before congress met to certify the election shows how in close contact these two were. now, congressman jordan has said himself that he spoke with the former president that day, but he has been very unclear about how long those conversations were, when exactly they happened. i spoke with him yesterday on capitol hill to try and pin down some of those details. take a listen. >> i said i had a number of calls with -- i talked to the president a couple times, but i don't remember the times. >> you don't remember if it was the morning? if there was one in the morning

we just heard the reporting from anni, about that phone call. what kind of reaction would you expect if they did? is there any way that jordan and some of his colleagues could try to evade those subpoenas? >> well, the reaction from jim jordan is probably the most easy to figure out of all of them. he's going to refuse. we now have a decision from the supreme court that effectively blocks these privilege claims and yet people are still going to make them. if anyone is going to make a claim like that, it jordan. he's always been a stall wart and i don't expect that to change now. >> would there be a resource to pressure him, the potential for a contempt of congress charge? >> so the contempt of congress charge which of course steve bannon has been charged with and the consideration is going on now for mark meadows, that is something they could do. it puts pressure in the sense that no one wants to be charged with a federal crime, but there is no way to force anyone to comply with a federal subpoena unless you go to the civil route. there's not be

i'm annie chung. i'm with self-help for the elderly.and chief scott have visited many times. mayor, you came by at thanksgiving and the seniors wouldn't let you go. they were getting your pictures and auto graphs. so thank you, again for coming by to help us celebrate chinese new year. so welcome everyone to chinatown and to our community. the mayor and chief scott will be talking about public safety and on behalf of our community, particularly our seniors community, i'd like to welcome you all for this press conference. so as you know, back in may, the violence against the asian community and the seniors were already kind of increasing at the very alarming rate. i think back then, i remember the cases were around 2,000 to 3,000 cases of anti-asian hate and anti-asian incidents and i got a call in late april and may from ivy who is the mayor's policy director on safety and the mayor asked ivy to call me and sarah as to what our community needs because the attacks against our community had to be stopped. so, mayor, i want to stop and tha

back with jonathan, annie and steve.to show you something that congressman raskin said about both the focus on mike pence and his inner circle and the pace of potential prime time hearings for the committee. >> they have sandbagged us enough that it has slowed down the scheduling of hear, and i think it's more likely to be end of april or may. i want to make sure that every substantial subplot to overthrow the 2020 presidential election is fully investigated. so we really just learned about the subplot campaign to seize election machinery, which is real banana republic stuff why the focused campaign against mike pence is something where we have a lot of information but not complete information. we are hoping to complete that. so i mean, you are right that they're -- there's no exact finish line. but we need to investigate. >> annie, the second and third things there. the first, the timeline appears to have slid before there's public hearings from early in the year to end of april or may. this disclosure. this is a subjec

cnn's annie grair reports from washington. >> reporter: the department of justice released new videosiday that show just how shocking and frightening the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6th was. now, as hard as these videos are to watch, they're important to show, because just friday, the republican national committee released a statement referring to january 6th as, quote, legitimate political discourse. now, be warned, but take a look at this video we're about to show you just to see how much this day was not political discourse. take a look. >> my god! >> i'm hearing reports that pence caved. i'm telling you, if pence caved, we're going to drag motherfuckers through the streets. you fucking politicians are beginning to get dragged through the streets. >> these videos that are newly released from the department of justice are part of their larger investigation where they've already arrested hundreds of individuals who are affiliated with the january 6th attack. annie grayer, cnn, washington. >> protesters are on the streets across canada this weekend, pushing back against covi

annie has owned this hangout for about 14 years. it is one of dozens of restaurants participating in this year's taste dry valley restaurant week. it's the second one. for 10 days, you will be able to enjoy some very diverse cuisine, menus unique to each restaurant. this pandemic has sliced many restaurants bottom lines. many are still struggling, even two years after. something like this is necessary. >> we are looking for to having people back in the restaurant, enjoying staff, and doing what we do best, which is take care of and it's a people. >> reporter: the event goes through february 27. this year's event comes at a time when covid regulations are easing, and the weather seems anything but typical for february across the bay. >> last two years have easily been the hardest ever in the industry. every restaurant that survived was able to do it by shifting and rebranding what they needed to do, getting the support of the community. just getting through it has been amazing. >> reporter: the full list of restaurants participating

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but this news that ryan and annie are breaking is very important. it is a very important piece of the puzzle. what was donald trump's state of mind the morning of that -- of the insurrection. what was he saying to jim j jordan? >> did he want him to do anything for him and what was jim jordan telling him. i mean this is crucial, crucial part of a puzzle. >> yeah, so it is crucial information as gloria just said, so why is it legally dicey? >> well, first of all, alisyn, this 10 minute conversation is so important because this is no idle chitchat. a 10 minute phone conversation is a long time. you could accomplish a lot in ten minutes. this show is five minutes old. so if you take everything going back to when we started and double it, that is how long these two taed for. it is so important. now the committee has to decide are they going to subpoena jim jordan. the only way to find out what happened and what was said in the call is from donald trump, jim jordan. they haven't even begun to go down the road of donald trump. they are unlikely to hear an

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she annie started to ski 3 years ago. now she's one of the best here. for her, the schooled organized lesson is sim tanius, the training for the district league in sean dreams, of winning a metal for china one day here. excitement about the upcoming olympics is palpable . good. go ahead. the web page, you can't, you thought i was so happy and excited. the olympic winter games were being held in my home town of all places i live. i can feel the energy out on the streets. everyone's excited to, to this is a coach is one of china's 1st top level skills said to myself, why not? oh, good luck, phone gap in 2004 snowboarder sung. she knew it was the chinese woman's champion and the half pipe event. what way? sure. it's the aren't you could i'm also on the jury and the snowboard. half pipe event at the games have high yet. i'm going to be working at the unit in ski resort project. how do i oh women. i hope that the winter games will be a great success you by lucy, chance humble. the chinese people we were able to speak with only had positive words for the wint

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hello, annie? >> hello. my name is annie yu. i am a student at bernal high school and a student of the jrotc program. today, i'm here to speak about why jrotc has made an impact on my life and why it should not be cancelled. jrotc provides opportunities for low-income students and inspires them to become leaders. we have also participated in many events, communities, and services. on a personal and practical level, jrotc has taught me many other skills and is why i'm able to speak before you today. jrotc provides students with many skills and should not be cancelled. >> clerk: president lopez, that was the 15 minutes. >> can we do additional five minutes if there are other students who would like to share? and a reminder to the other students, if you would like to share during our meeting, you still have the opportunity to do so. >> clerk: hello, alex? alex? last time, alex, are you here? sorry if i mispronounce, amri, a-m-r-i? >> yeah, my name is amri, and i go to [indiscernible] as an eighth grader. [indiscernible] she is alwa

those people who perish over all these years and on boss, they also are worthy of being mentioned, annie and i all human lives are valuable and let's not forget them either. now that was the russian representative pointing out that while there seems to be so much empathy for those who are genuinely suffering right now in ukraine, amid the current situation, there has not been empathy for what has taken place for the past 8 years in the eastern regions now, the russian representative, he also pointed out that in ensure noble, there has been a de escalation of the situation. the radioactivity is very low and the danger to the population that the fear that there could be some kind of chemical explosion or a dirty bomb or something like that at this point is non existent. ger noble has been secured. he made that point and then bang the gabble. the meeting was over. now. many onlookers are wondering how productive this meeting was. russia vetoed the resolution and had no chance of passing as rushes a permanent member of the un security council. however, western leaders, the added states, brit

. >> reporter: a new children's book highlighting the adventures of edward and annie during the pandemicming out in march. >> as kai led them home, the penguins dreamed of new adventures. >> i hope they learn to love penguins because a lot of species aren't doing so well out in the wild so there's a lot we can do to protect those speecies as well part of the proceeds will go to penguin conservation experts a lot can live years in the wild here because, of course, no predators. >> did you know there were 18 different species of penguins? i sure didn't. >> reporter: some are in cold like an arc ka and some warmer regions like the galapagos islands or south america or south africa they're completely comfortable walking around these areas. >> reporter: and you can't tell male and female penguins apart just by looking at them. >> you have to get dna or wait a few years to see if females lay an egg. >> reporter: another fun fact, they're waterproof. >> they have a gland at they're tail they can squeeze it out and rub it through their beaks or feathers. >> reporter: and penguins eat as much as

o, my colleague, annie shadow forces had the opportunity to speak to a roderick case. rather he is a member of the german parliament for the opposition christian democrats and sits on the parliamentary a foreign affairs committee. the scenario that everyone feared has now happened. what was your response, what we thought when you heard the news? will i wasn't surprised. i only was surprised by the effectiveness and speed he did this. because in june last year, already he announced to re or to integrate not to reintegrate ukraine to russia. and has denied the right of existence of ukraine. so all the effort from the western side, since 2008 to avoid the membership of ukraine in nato, or to arm since 2040 to arm the ukraine were taken from putin as a sign of weakness. and therefore, we should read very carefully what he has uttered and edited the last months and years. germany has been very reluctant to give military support to ukraine. and is that something that she should now and will now change? well, i am in the minority. i have asked for a selective support with wea

annie and grenell have shown defensive behavior to a drone intruding on their habitat.berkeley prohibits drones on his property unless they get special permission. kumasi: chocolate milkning a blk not happy that chocolate milk got cold, so the fourth grade class had a protest. >> in fourth grade, you would be lucky to get chocolate milk. >> chocolate milk has a lot of sugar. sugar, is that what anybody needs? kumasi: students and the administration came to compromise. the chocolate milk will return one day every other week teachers say it was a good way to teach students to stand up for what they will even, even if that is chocolate milk. reggie: i feel like they could have gotten once a week. did you drink chocolate milk in school? drew: no. i only packed my lunch. reggie: because you had oscar meyer bologna. we found out about the. your mom made you bologna sandwiches. drew: they were delicious. reggie: hmhm. kumasi: what were you eating, reggie? reggie: taco bell. they had it in our cafeteria. the 90's were wild. they let taco bell come in sell it to the children. dr

and subsequently by mister annie's, him of himself. disney used me as the there is always place in life for choices. there are always options. for example, no one can remain a human being a person or they can continue to defend evil. and this is a choice which lies with every individual always. i thank you. laura bush, the list of speakers is curse. their meeting stands adjourned with ok, well, for the last 45 minutes or so, you've been watching whether you have 50 members of the or 13 of them, of the un security council, of course, and that un security council emergency session in new york. the session was to refer a un security council resolution on the ongoing operation to the un general assembly to morrow afternoon, early a veto by russia. new is a course, a full time, a member of the security council in the under 11 votes for it. 3 abstentions. that was china, india, and the u. a. and the one the vote against that move by russia. we heard a number of the representatives talking there. the you are saying it was the 1st time for dec

tell sat that he has been on the road with a ukrainian annie patrol close to mary paul on the ross buddha. he sent us this exclusive report destroyed homes in a deserted village, close to the front line with families that used to live here. left when this will started almost 8 years ago and neither broken belongings remained. russian bank separatist positions i'll just over the horizon and crane an army soldiers tell us their shelter has been repeatedly targeted in recent days or craters gouged out by separatist artillery shells. just a few meters away. 27 year old burn has been at this dug out for 3 months. the ukrainian soldier says separatists using higher caliber weapons than before, offend, leaving him or was it there were they are targeting infantry in the dugouts. i stood at the entrance and head 1st incoming 10 meters away from me. they shelled along the road. we walk along perhaps try to hit our communication lines. the shelling is much more frequent and concentrated recently. soldiers taken so long a trench to the observation postal sto at a boost, up with his opportunity. this

annie and grunell have shown defensive behavior on their drone on their habitat.y prohibit drone from flying on their property unless you get special permission from the university. >> volunteers rolled up their lives to cleanup river view park. world mission society church of god adopted the park and they've pledged to help one year of support >> we can't be indoors much. more often, the parks being used. because ofo besef tizingipso wd the community to still enjoy the park while maintains the covid-19 proto comes. >> church plans to have a park cleanup each other month for the next year if you know of a mark that needs attention you can submit a request through san jose's website moving on to the weather and spencer, really nice day to do cleanup of whatever you want outside. spencer: you're right about that we've had a long stream of long days -- i meant dry dry dry dryd it's going continue getting longer. the center offshore as senior the dominant feature in our weather picture. it's going to be more dominant as its it slides eastward. that means it's going to

it's depressing news for annie.knee operation, and she's desperate for any action which might help her local hospital make inroads into the waiting list. i'm totally reliant on the nhs. you know, there is no other answer but to sit and wait, and it's very frustrating. my quality of life has been affected quite a lot because i'm very limited in what i can do. so is the delay because of a split between prime minister and chancellor? they were out together today on a hospital visit, with borisjohnson saying the nhs plan would be published soon. i think that what we're doing is working together, across the whole of government, to fix the covid backlogs, which, believe me, is a massive priority for us, for everybody in the country. the labour leader said a plan to deal with the backlog was essential. the government said it was going to come up with a plan and now it hasn't, and i think it's yet more evidence of the chaos and incompetence, particularly of the last three orfour months, where everybody has been embroiled in

it is depressing news for annie who has already been waiting more than two years for a knee operationspital make inroads into the waiting list. i'm totall inroads into the waiting list. in totally reliant on the nhs. there is no other answer but to sit and wait it is very frustrating. my quality of life has been affected quite a lot because i'm limited in what i can do. and what i cannot do, mainly. can do. and what i cannot do, mainl . , can do. and what i cannot do, mainl. , , , ., ., mainly. so is the delay because of a slit mainly. so is the delay because of a split between _ mainly. so is the delay because of a split between the _ mainly. so is the delay because of a split between the prime _ mainly. so is the delay because of a split between the prime minister. split between the prime minister and the chancellor? they were out on a hospital visit together with boris johnson saying the nhs plan would be published soon. i johnson saying the nhs plan would be published soon-— published soon. i think what we're doinu is published soon. i think what we're doing is working _ published

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jon: annie, thanks for joining us on the ground in front of the parliament.or more on this story joining us also now from ottawa is bloomberg's brian platt. brian, what are the demands of these protesters or what are the concerns? is it strictly around vaccine mandates and mask wearing or is it more like the yellow vest protests we saw in france where they have a broader range of ideas? brian: i think it's more like the yellow vest movement. it depends on who you are talking to because i don't think everybody here is reporting just one core organizing group. there is an -- there is one group of people who claims to be the organizers and they say they want an end to all mandates, all health restrictions. that's not just talking about vaccine mandates, not just talking about the border measure on truckers, talking about all covid mandates. jon: another group that helped organize a convoy here, wrote a memorandum saying they want a government led by the governor general who is the queen's representative in canada. a totally unworkable demand. so one reason among

annie, graung. >>> and now let's turn to mike pence's pushback.t may not have been a big mic drop moment, but he raised eyebrows before a group of conservative lawyers. pence rejected donald trump's lies that the then-vice president was in power to overturn the election. >> i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people, and the american people alone. and frankly, there is no idea more un-american than the notion that any one american could choose the american president. under the constitution, i had no right to change the outcome of our election. >> donald trump has responded. he didn't attack pence directly in the way we've seen him attack other critics, but he said the current efforts in congress to keep a vice president from taking that action shows that it was, indeed, a legal option for pence. just not true. joining me now is a washington political reporter for "business insider" and a journa

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let's bring in annie grayer. what more can you tell us about these new videos that were released by the justice department? >> that's right. these videos are frightening. they are violent. they paint an even clearer picture of the violence that unfolded on january 6th. these are new videos that the department of justice released last night, that they're using as part of their investigation. and while they are very graphic and we do want to warn viewers before showing you them, we do think it is important that people really see what -- what video captured from that day, especially when the republican national committee that you mentioned just a few moments ago framed the -- is still framing the january 6th attack as, quote, legitimate political discourse. the videos you are about to see are anything but legitimate political discourse. the first video i want to show you is what one individual was threatening to do to former vice president mike pence if he did not certify -- if he did not certify the election, you k

. >> that was jordan talking to our annie. that was the first time he talked to anyone after he was leaving the house floor on january 6th. so this is of great interest to the committee. they want to know exactly what jordan was talking to trump about in part because he was one of the leaders who objected the election results and denied it on january 6th. the committee believes that played a big role in leading to the violence and chaos on january fth. they'veasked jord onan to appea. boris and christi? >> ryan, thank you so much. listen. yesterday we need to point out they voted to censure liz cheney and adam kinzinger, the two republican members who are on that january 6th committee. >> remember, the attack on the capitol led to more than 700 arrests, but in that resolution that censures cheney and kin zing eric the rnc called it legitimate political discourse. let's take you now to capitol hill to dan iella diaz. it's startling. >> reporter: startling indeed it. marks the first time they've rebuked a congressional republica

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. >> that was jordan talking to our annie grier. that was the first time he talked to anyone as he was leaving the house floor on january 6th. this some of great interest to the committee. they want to know what jordan was talking to trump about in part because he was one of the leaders to on ss to object to election results. the committee believes tt played a big role in leading to the violence and chaos on january 6th. they've asked jim jordan to appear before their committee voluntarily. so far he's turned down the request. they're struggling with whether they have the ability to submit subpoenas to make them appear before members of congress. boris and christi? >> thank you very much. >>> let's talk with political commentator errol louis. errol, always appreciate you getting up bright and early for us. thanks for joining us. let's start with mike pence. the video we watched a minute ago, a very different mike pence than we've seen even just a few mont ago. he seemed more robust in his rebuttal of donald trump who later responded

should the government say, yes, that counts as an annies vags.ut the disinformation nor advance, anticipating the re text he might use to gest feifel that and he didn't have the twra nordkurvability and we need to put the flag down. we shu not cooperate with vladimir putin's fiction at any time at all. there are times to show him the cops consequences of his reckless behavior. >> congressman jerry connolly, thanks as usual. thanks very much for joining us. coming up, inside vladimir putin's moves against why crane. had he's so personally invested and a move towards. now that the 95-year-old monarch has tested positive for covid. allergies don't have to be scary.y. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! pspsst! flonase all goo. aahhh let's get you lovebirds flying! book with priceline and you save more... so you can “ahh” more. - ahhh... - ahhhh... - ahhh!!!!!!! - ahhhhh!!!!!!! ahhhhh! ahhhhh! aaaaah... i'll see you at the hotel. priceline. every trip is a big deal (tennis grunts) pnc bank beli

his name was fred oshima annie's whole other wing of sports journalism. he was a sportswriter for the san francisco tribune which in the english newspaper for japanese-americans and essentially covered in japanese american baseball teams, that's what he did pretty he would later write for a whole different newspaper which was newspaper published in a center the japanese incarceration camps during world war ii rated right and then later a camp in arkansas is one of the words the japanese-americans, many you learn about this in your high school classes and will learn more about it in a couple of weeks where you have well over 100,000 japanese americans in the camps in case they might be a danger. and he is covering baseball. he essentially what he was able to do any american teams before and after world war two so imagine that even while you're incarcerated it, for no cause all really, he is covering baseball. and he did so because he claimed that baseball had such a sense of communities for marginalized groups especially in these camps. it will go into mor

for opposition to canadian prime minister, trudeau, and joining me now is parliamentary reporter, anniehis might be the first introduction for a lot of americans as to what is going on there, so please explain what is happening. ? >> this is what protesters called the freedom convoy behind me. initially this started as a convoy of truckers and individuals that disliked the fact that the federal government had a mandate for truckers, meaning any trucker that came into canada, you had be vaccines or quarantine for 14 days and now it has grown into a movement, a place where individuals opposed to all things covid in terms of lockdowns and vaccinations in general, and people just opposed in general to more centrist policies, it has become a rallying cry for those individuals. it's more of a protest, and now this is going on for 11 days and the streets downtown are blocked and you can hear the horns behind me, and those are generally blaring every day from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and a lot of residents have not been able to sleep or work and most businesses in this downtown core of a millio

annie grayer, thanks so much for the reporting. >>> the republican national committee has voted to sentenceewer representatives list cheney and adam kinzinger, the two republican members of the january 6th committee. >> yeah. the attack on the capitol has led the largest investigation in fbi history. there have been more than 700 arrests hundreds on the run, several people died. organize to the rnc resolution representative cheney and kinzinger are participating in a democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engaged in political discourse. >> to be clear, these two representatives are participating in a thorough investigation into what happened in the days leading up to and on the day of january 6th. where there were 700 arrests. dozens of convictions. people died. capitol police officers were killed. in response, cheney tweeted this video from january 6th writing, quote, this was january 6, this was not legitimate political discourse. >>> well, there are signs of hope this morning that the surges of the omicron variant is over. both covid cases and hospitalizations are declining here i

>> what we saw a week ago, and annie bergeron correctly pointed out about how it diminished in ottawa, but people waving nazi flags, white supremacists groups that were there, these were not truckers but these were people that latched on through social media motivation, and a large part coming from the media outlet from within the united states, and politicians within the united states egging them on, which, again, i believe is a line that should never be crossed. this encouragement also caused millions of dollars to be raised through fundraising, and this is a threat to the stability of canada, our next door neighbor? >> how does canada deal with this now? they are so entrenched with ottawa, and they are trying to cut off fuel supplies and they are still getting in there, and they have the supplies to stay for quite a long time. >> so the important message i have, this is canada, and canada can handle it and they will make the decision on how best to handle it. it's not up for us americans to tell canada how to manage this situation in their country, and we should not be participants