for ashleigh back to die does a radicalized domestic terrorist violently assaulting our capital a spot of a lawless more in tanton harming members of congress the united states government capitol police murdered an american mother a she supports it exposing the d.n.c. lies in our nation's capital her name was asleep bob it's there's another video that shows that this was a very deliberate act on the part of the officer in question. the woman was surrounded by capitol police who were heavily armed they were making no effort to to stop her from moving in she clearly had no weapon and yet she was shot there will be an investigation but the bottom line is this when thousands of people seek to illegally occupy the capitol the united states well congress is in joint session of course and as every right to use whatever force necessary to protect lawmakers from do any harm you know under those circumstances lethal force is authorized scott ritter and indeed more gas throughout the day have been sharing their insights with us into the on folding political turmoil. this is suggestion this is an

now 3 months after he was sprung from prison in america ashleigh solder jumper a winning cargo stuns presidential election with close to 80 percent of the vote. victory and pledged to bring stability to the central asian country after a political crisis pushed him on the path to power charles strafford reports from the capital bishkek. this is a monument to cuba stands a soviet past a reminder of a time before the beginnings of democracy after the breakup of the soviet union 30 years ago after months of political chaos there are questions of what lies ahead in the journey towards good governance and rule of law those people cost their bonnets in presidential elections $1.00 man who has dominated kyrgyzstan's politics in recent months is at the forefront of voters minds his opponents say he's afraid to kyrgyzstan's political future his supporters say he is the country's a only hope. souther do pyros comes from ordinary people and is very honest he's a war i think candidate his thoughts and speeches are close to the people this is after he was freed from jail by his supporters before t

:00am tomorrow reporting live in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news be talking about tomorrow ashleigh. >>coming up here on kron 4 news at 3 o'clock social media companies have indefinitely banned the president from their platforms will this make a difference will have a live report on what will be happening next. and coming up some animals at the zoo were treated to a festive snack, >>it's that time and we check in with news nation on wgn america to see what the team is working on tonight marni hughes joins us now live from chicago with the preview. i'm marni. hi there the eyes of the world of course remain on the capitol tonight and news nation has you covered reporting on talks of impeachment. >>new resignations in questions about that breach in security plus my conversation with the texas congressman and e former sheriff in this photo who stood shoulder to shoulder with capitol police barricading that door inside the chamber, he's the one of the blue shirt. what he said to the young man on the other side of that glass and on the covid front an air carrier out of texas is the first

reporting live sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news thank you ashleigh now president biden has signaled his intent to preserve daca the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. >>which has shielded thousands of people who came to this country as young people from deportation since it was introduced back in 2012. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with some reaction from one of the dhaka recipients problem curious, what the reaction is. >>well they're optimistic right justine you know they dhaka recipients call themselves dreamers because up until now path to citizenship has been like a dream for them a dream that this is not going to come true, but right now looks like that dream is a step closer to reality. let's take a look at some video here and i'm going introduce you to a man a mario lopez ok, mario is a a graduate of u c berkeley is a policy analyst for santa clara county to leave brought to this country when he was just 5 years-old lopez has been in the forefront in the battle to a preserve dhaka president biden's proposed immigration legislation woul

ashleigh says she's never had to make decisions like this before.eir lives at a dramatic speed. we're notjust getting old people. this is young people that we're getting, people my age. i've reported from here several times during the pandemic, and i'm always struck by the professionalism and dedication of staff. but this is a system under strain like never before. the warning signs here couldn't be clearer. the nhs is now on the brink. unless infection rates start to fall soon, then it could seriously impact patient care — and notjust for those with covid. it is a really serious consequence, and if we get to that point we can't offer anyone icu — not just covid patients, but, you know, anyone who has a traffic accident, or heart attack or a stroke or whatever it is, we just won't have any more capacity to take them in. for now, the trust is coping. cancer operations are continuing, though most non—urgent surgery is cancelled. hello, gents! i am just pleased that i'm still alive now. gerald is awaiting chemotherapy for lung cancer, and had been shie

big news nation announcement we are excited to ashley banfield welcome award-winning journalist, ashleigh banfield to our team. joe robin i spoke with ashley this afternoon about her new hour long show coming to news nation. march first we talked to about the format and i love this. the first big interview that she hopes to get we chat with her about that so lots to come with ashley, we are very thrilled to welcome her to our news nation family back to you. thanks so much for that ashley really is a wonderful journalist, thanks so much warning. >>news nation airs on wgn america at 08:00pm our time you can find it on the channel's listen hear more details available on our website kron 4 dot com. now another new san diego county is now reporting 32 new cases of the new strain of the coronavirus this is the strain that was first detected in the united kingdom. health leaders say the 2 dozen new variant cases were confirmed on yesterday from specimens collected the last week in december for the new cases are in people under the age of 10. and temperatures go teachers can now apply for a new t

university, amy many walter from the cook political report, republican strategist al card nis and ashleighe washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we are covering a number of big stories today, including the growing divide inside the republican party and president biden's efforts to try to win some bipartisan support for his covid relief package. we'll begin with the pandemic itself. the good news is cases are plateauing. the bad news is, platoing at an extremely high level of transmission. johnson & johnson coming online to join pfizer and moderna. months of waiting before every american who wants a vaccine shot can get one. new strains of the virus from the uk, south africa and brazil have been identified here in the united states. the south african one in particular appears to be more resistant to some of the vaccines out there. >>> this "new york times" map shows the extent of this problem. basically we all a