ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her co-workers -w like andrea. >> it was casual but she verbally told everyone at work, like you should come. >> they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist.is >> she was crazy, nice. >> crazy. >> spunky. yeah. just full of energy.>> she was a happy person. she laughed a lot and joked. >> their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and the three kids. the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydrocephalus which causes life-threatening fluid build-up in the brain. >> she talked about it a lot. >> did she? >> but i didn't get the impression she felt burdened by it by any means. that was the cards she was dealt. >> in fact she embraced the challenge, said ashley's mom, jenna, became a public advocateh >> she went to washington, d.c. in the fall of 2011 to speak before congress for funding fork hydrocephalus so she had a full plat

thank you, ashley. take care. ashley: yes, you too.cond lady karen will be attending president-elect joe biden's inauguration later this month. last week president announced on twitter when he could he would not be attending. biden said that the president trump not attend something quote, quote, a good thing. next case for you, let's move on. some big-name companies suspending donations to lawmakers who objected to the electoral results. lauren, what kind of companies are we talking about? lauren: a bunch. look at them on the screen. hotel marriott, insurer blue cross-blue shield and anthem. severing ties some with the republican lawmakers who backed trump's claims of election fraud but others, i will put the banks in here, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, considering the move. citigroup and jpmorgan, they're pausing all political contributions temporarily. no one is getting anything from them for about six months. so this is big business speaking up, using their wallets to essentially condemn what happened last week at the capitol. ashl

ashley? ashley: yeah, so apparently they are not going to wait. all right, blake burman at the white house, blake thank you very much. as the biden administration looks to ramp up covid-19 vaccine production, the impact of the virus on the economy of course continues to grow. over 410,000 americans have now lost their lives with positive cases rising to well over 24 million closing in on 25 million, and now, retail giants amazon and walmart are stepping up. walmart expanding its vaccination rollout into seven more states as well as chicago and puerto rico. amazon is set to open a vaccine pop-up site at the company's seattle headquarters this sunday now, joining us first off former utah governor and secretary of health and human services under george w. bush, michael levitt. mike, so much, well governor mike, i guess i should call you. governor, thank you so much for joining us. do you think, and i recognize your face from all the way back then, do you think the president 's goal, president biden's goal of 100 million doses in 100 days is realistic

amna: ashley parker from "the washington post" has rejoined us now. ashley, i want to ask you about something that candidate biden ran on the whole time. saying it was his relationships in the senate. that's what he was going to bank on to be able to stop the gridlock in washington and push thingshrough. when it comes to some of these key legislative items right now, what do we know about how much he's doing behind the scenes, who he's calling and what he's saying? ashley: well, one thing that came up in the briefing today that was somewhat surprising, was that his team has been passed with a lot of -- so you had brian deese reaching out to a bipartisan group of mayors, talking about an upcoming call on sunday with a group of 16 democratic and republican senators. but it is unclear, for instance, exactly what that personal touch biden promised is happening and when we're really going to see it and one sign that is potentially disconcerting for the biden folks is that if you look at his big ticket items, that anna was just discussing and you look at so

for joining us here at 10 o'clock i'm jonathan mccall i'm justine while we want to get right to our ashley zavala she's our capitol bureau reporter she broke this story earlier on twitter she got it basically confirmed that the governor plans to release the state from the stay at home order she's joining us now live on the phone from sacramento, ashley what do you know. >>that he made a nothing yeah so what i know right now or do inside the capitol a 100 and some are only expected announce that order all region mean all out at home these good go back for a full county correct but go back into that in the year might get but not be purple that will allow the reopening of outdoor dining and with a lot and health care want like nail up there that. here's one thing that you are. >>ashley is it too early to the when the state's go back to the purple tier that tier system well they have to then do once again what they were having to do an earlier on meeting certain criteria and certain goals in order to move to move ahead into the next year. >>you know nothing big questions on a cane and somethin

ashley, did they just get an upgrade? ashley: they certainly did.ing a target price of $56. the strong balance sheet and improving profit margins as well as finance unit and operations in china, 19 note 20 analysts rate gm shares as a by the stock has been on fire up more than 60% over the last three months, nearly 20% this week with those slightly down today and there's growing belief in gm's electric vehicle plans, which involves as we know billions of dollars of investment and dozens of new ev the oh calls. looking at others, certainly tesla which is out on its own when it comes to performance of electric vehicle companies, but gm getting a lot of the buzz, down slightly today but it's been a nice run, up 45% in the last 52 weeks. stuart: i remember reporting that under $30 a share a couple of months ago and now it's 51. city says disney is a better stock than netflix took this has to be about the streaming morals. lauren: it's all about streaming. city says because disney's late entrance to the streaming market, it will be easier for them to gro

ashley, thank you from the bottom of my heart. to all of the people who made donations to make this a success including the rec and park department, san francisco park alliance, laborers 261, local 38 plumbers and pipe fitters. to those who made contributions to put this selling operation together, i understand some of you have the golden mirror restaurant that put together a beautiful platter for all of our honorees. now, let us move on. i speak for my fellow commissioners and we truly hope the gifts you receive today are emlemmatic of the gratitude for the hard work you do to keep parks clean, safe and beautiful for everybody. i would like to begin the recognition today and start by speaking about jose alvarez. jose has been a dedicated employee with the recreation and park department paint shop 28 years. general maintenance and painting jose provides rapid graffiti abatement. i wondered why we don't see graffiti. it is jose on the spot. his experience allows him to adds vice staff on commonly tagged locations. he inspects the e

what is the latest numbers, ashley? ashley: we drew down more than expected.ou would say okay, we're using more, so the economy is moving more. saw unexpected build-up in distillates and gasoline supplies. crude supplies, down more than expected, stu. stuart: let's move on beyond oil. ashley we got this report. the fbi issued a dire warning of violence, the day before the capitol hill riots. what more do we know on this one, ashe? >> well as you say a day before the rioters stormed congress a fbi office in virginia issued an explicit warning that extremists were preparing to travel to washington to commit violence and quote war. that is according to an internal document reviewed by the "washington post." it also contradicts the assertion that the fbi had no intelligence indicating anyone in last week's demonstrations in support of president trump planned to do any harm. now critics say it's the starkest evidence yet of a massive intelligence failure. or perhaps more pointedly the failure to act on the intelligence that had been collected prior to the riot. stu

ashley. ashley: nope.d to it, finally condemning the violent riots on the west coast. watch this. >> peaceful protests are a cornerstone of our democracy. but smashing windows is not protesting. neither is looting. stuart: well she only condemned the riots after being asked a question, why the white house has been silent on them for two weeks. brian kill immediately will deal with that. >>> hundreds of millions of dollars in dark money helped joe biden pave his way to the white house. those donations are untraceable. we don't really know who supported him but we've got a report on it, coming up. these days, it's okay to do some things halfway... but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. so cvs has a proprietary search tool that looks for savings. plus free delivery. get a free prescription savings review at cvs. stuart: in advance of earnings reports we have big tech names, markets first of all, i got a little bit of green. nasdaq is up 27. not a huge move. show me microsoft, apple and facebook. m

with ashley, please. ready? yes. not only is this my first time dancing and i have a lot to prove, but also, i feel like the torch has been passed to me. i promise you i'll not drop you. if anything, i'll fall on top of you. yeah. ok. i'll break your fall. actually, you'll break my fall. and i have to make sure that she knows i'm sailing the ship in the right direction, not into the rocks. however, it's rocky. this. oh, [bleep]. i feel like no matter how many times i do the same thing, it's like i keep getting in my own head, and i keep getting hung up in the exact same spots. [inaudible] so close! so close. i will have to say in johnny's defense, to be a beginner and learn this choreography, it's really, really hard. it's ok. but, there were moments that really clicked. yeah. it's cool to be able to watch him realize that he can do some of the movements. yes! zorro! i think we're going to be able to pull off something decent for the audience. [music playing] how was i as a partner? you know, i have to say when you f

am i on, ashley? >> clerk: yep, i heard you. >> i propose that we approve the operational plan as presented. >> thank you. is there a second? >> there's a second. >> motion and a second. all those in favor? any opposed? hearing none, taylor, you have your operational plan approved. thank you. >> thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. we are now on item 13, capital expenditure plan f.y. 22 through f.y. 23. >> good morning, commissioners. i am stacy bradley, deputy director of our planning division or our planning unit, and [inaudible] is here, as well. let me share my screen, the presentation. okay. okay. is that -- all right. okay. similar to taylor's presentation, the capital expenditure plan is a requirement of the charter, and we address the development, renovation, replacement of our capital assets as well as an overview of our acquisitions, and we just provide an equity analysis using our equity metrics, and we also work to provide clear languages between the strateg

ashley parker, you started to cover trump at the "new york times." you have been one of the people he targeted early on with one of his first anti-democratic platforms. that was a war against a free press. i wonder if you can talk about what joe biden just put his finger on, that he has been at war against the democracy he leads since before he won. >> that's exactly right, nicolle. as i was watching those horrifying images with the rest of the world yesterday, i was struck by how disgusting and horrifying they were, but also how utterly inevitable and unsurprising they felt to anyone who has been paying attention. i was going back and looking at some of my reporting in 2016 when he was a candidate. you know, a colleague of mine we wrote a story in 2016 talking to trump supporters who were threatening a bloody revolution if donald trump lost to hillary clinton. i remember writing a piece about the first time that i as a member of the media felt unsafe at a donald trump rally when i witnessed violence swirling around me in early 2016. you can look at

i want more on this story and ashley has got it. what have you got, ashley? ashley: i do, stu.dministration, pandemic, economic collapse, climate change, crumbling infrastructure and he says millions of people working for starvation wages. yes, a progressive agenda that pushes joe biden way to the left. take a listen to what he told cnn yesterday. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez wants him to forgive student loan debt. congressman jamaal bowman called for a more progressive cabinet. are they right? >> look, we're going to push joe, the president, as far as we can but given the fact he has been in office for less than a week i think he is off to a good start. ashley: all right. push him as far as we can. are we surprised by this? absolutely not. will progressives get their way? we'll see. it's a little scary would you not say, stu? stuart: oh, i would definitely say yes. i'm a refugee from socialism. i don't want to go back to it. thanks, ash. bernie by the way says he is capitalizing on the picture, the picture went viral at the inauguration. ashley, how did he make mo

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ashley? ashley: hi there, connell. i'm at the volusia county fairgrounds.hey have been operating a vaccination clinic. they're just wrapping up. they are putting stuff back today but will be up for another seven hours tomorrow. earlier this month, governor ron desan taste said hey, we'll start inoculating people 65 and older which was ahead of the cdc recommendations. that led to a rush for people not only living in florida, but for people living out-of-state. for some people i have living out of the country. reports people coming from canada and as far as away from argentina to come to florida to get the vaccination. earlier down the coast in jupiter, florida, uh-uh, that will not happen anymore. take a listen. >> this is for florida residents. we understand a place like north palm beach county, you have people that live here six months. that's fine. they use the hospitals here. they pay taxes. but to just kind of come in from another country or whatever, you know, we don't support that. we're not going to allow that. we're not doing that. we're not doing

to ashley, vince. to our presenters, speakers, sponsors, most importantly our awardees and families. thank you for leading such honorable lives and choosing to work in a way that benefits others. >> cheers. president buelu if you are still there. do you want to sign us off? >> i am here. because i wanted to qualify for one of ashley's awards i put a background of the bridge just to show i'm a tea team player. let me say again, san is very fortunate to have the assets that we do have. we're even more fortunate to have the team that takes care of them and makes them shine. i say from the bottom of our hearts, thank you for what you do. you make us look very good. good bless and stay safe. >> thank you mark. even though i gave you the last word. i'm going to steal it back because there are a few other people who need to be acknowledged. that is to the park and structural maintenance team, to mark tilly, thank you for all you've done to organize this event. all the park service manage man. you too deserve

i got that right, ashley ashley: you do.ng the turmoil at the us capitol, shop if i closed to online stores tied to president trump including those run by the trump organization in the trump campaign. the company says the sites violated policy prohibiting the support of organizations where people that quote threat nor condone violence to further a cause, users who go to sites like trump store.com. or shop donald j trump.com. will find a message that says it's unavailable but the "new york times" pointed out other trump sites are still operating, but those are also expected to be shut down, stu. stuart: that is censorship and i don't like it. thanks. president trump has a lot to say after wednesday's episode. watch this. >> a new administration will be inaugurated january 20. my focus turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. stuart: we hear the president, however look at this. a huge important editorial from the "wall street journal" quote the best outcome would be for him, the president, to resig

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ashley is great at laying out the facts.number -- public trust and intended for this to happen. i think that's ball game in the senate. >> thank you. breaking news, moments ago at the white house, vice president kamala harris just swore in former general lloyd austin as the new secretary of defense. he's making history. the first african-american to head the pentagon. you can see a fist bump or an elbow bump. before we go, we want to share another way that the new first family is returning to white house tradition. a first dog. two. pets in the white house this morning. we saw the biden dogs, champ and major enjoying their new home. there's not been a pet living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for the last four years. the biden's adopted major two years ago making him first rescue dog to live in the white house. that does it for this doggy edition of andrea mitchell reports. mtp daily is up next on msnbc. i. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz... a

i don't know if i agree with ashley.rything in our history suggests he will come back and try to reassert himself. now, i don't know if it's going to be as effective. but i imagine he will come back out there, try to play in these primaries, dangle'll the possibility of a run for the presidency and basically either be kingmaker or try to be king again in republican politics. >> admiral, final question to you about the world we are left with. think of the arc and course of your career. if you were still on the job tonight with those shiny things on your shoulders, perhaps in a meeting in the tank at the pentagon, has it occurred to you that there's a very good chance, and i'm knocking on wood saying this, that the threat as of this conversation tonight is not external, the threat that the pentagon is probably worried about and concentrating on is internal? >> without question that's the case for the next 48 hours. and we need to recognize the reality that we have something of an insurgency under way in this country. and h

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zavala is joining us live now from sacramento to explain the details good afternoon, ashley. >>good afternoon justine yet there's no debate on if small businesses will receive covid relief that seems to be a common goal. the question here is just how much of the state budget should go toward that. >>debate on california state budget in how much of it should go toward economic relief has already begun before the legislature reports for duty there needs to be a more robust capital investment to keep our economy going republican state senator and rinse porsche's rolled out a relief package proposing to invest 2.6 billion dollars in grants for small businesses and nonprofits impacted by covid-19 with a maximum of $75,000 program that's more than double what the governor proposed earlier this week is on the right track we believe that our needs are so great. >>that even though the modest 2.6 billion which is 10% of the state's projected one and expects revenue to these are just so much greater were just says keep california working act comes as several small businesses remain shut

am i on, ashley? >> clerk: yep, i heard you. >> i propose that we approve the operational plan as presented. >> thank you. is there a second? >> there's a second. >> motion and a second. all those in favor? any opposed? hearing none, taylor, you have your operational plan approved. thank you. >> thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. we are now on item 13, capital expenditure plan f.y. 22 through f.y. 23. >> good morning, commissioners. i am stacy bradley, deputy director of our planning division or our planning unit, and [inaudible] is here, as well. let me share my screen, the presentation. okay. okay. is that -- all right. okay. similar to taylor's presentation, the capital expenditure plan is a requirement of the charter, and we address the development, renovation, replacement of our capital assets as well as an overview of our acquisitions, and we just provide an equity analysis using our equity metrics, and we also work to provide clear languages between the strateg

ashley: no.istration and public health measures involving international travel may be strengthened, not loosened and president trump issued an executive order lifting travel restrictions on the uk, ireland and a group of 26 european countries and brazil. that would have been effective january 26. trump says the restrictions would be lifted on the same day that a rule requiring international travelers to submit proof of a negative covid test takes a fast. the biden administration says with the pandemic worsening and on the advice of a medical team, those restrictions won't be lifted anytime soon. not good news for international travel at all, stu. stuart: thank you. one of biden's covid advisors is calling out new york's governor: for trying to buy vaccines directly from pfizer. what did she say? lauren: this is doctor gander and she essentially called him a hypocrite. she said his request from pfizer could calls more problems than it solves and she said remember in the spring when he said safe bi

hi, ashley. >>see a kevin faulkner is not making his candidacy official but he is starting to test the waters to see what a gubernatorial campaign might look like for him. this coupled with the potential recall of governor gavin newson could make for a very tumultuous political year here in california. >>kevin faulconer this week officially launched a committee to begin raising money and exploring a possible run for governor california needs new leadership at the top faulkner is a republican and recently finished his term as mayor of san diego when we see the conflicting regulations that have come out of sacramento. >>when we see. protect you continued issues all across california skyrocketing homelessness public schools are still not open save money and private schools are operating 500,000 californians can't get their unemployment checks in the midst of the pandemic. way to leadership we need to bring california's together the committee launch comes as a recall effort against a governor gavin n

ashley thank us use me sarah thank you for joining us. you are writing of earlier that and you're looking at a tsunami of evictions in california why is this happening and why to the specific group of minorities. >>yeah so we are really mentors are in crisis in california, a significant number of renters we estimate one in 5 renter households is in debt right now and face as action if the moratorium on eviction is not extended beyond january 31st when it's scheduled to end. so this is the cause of this is really related to the pandemic and job losses in the pandemic people who've experienced spells of unemployment or 6 times as likely to have rate debt that's accruing and we know the pandemic has had really unequal impacts in terms of low wage workers black and latin next workers being more impacted by unemployment, you know 85% black workers have filed for unemployment at some point during this crisis. and that's twice as many as any other racial ethnic group. >>eviction moratorium is set to expire to help give protections to renters. so

but in the meantime they have understood it and support ashley and her support of your grammy. actually not trains 5 days a week and the hard work pays off she recently won a scholarship to study in south africa. i grow up i want to become a coach which was this. was a compromise so many kids are going to. find. your roommate. all over. there one. before you know how to turn this change. and i can. do the most fun thing in kenya stephen and i come in coaches like ashley are committed to establishing clubs around the country and inspiring the next generation of kenyan fences. i'm sure your seat at the school you saw is the brainchild of. a german. who has warned several international awards thank you for joining me on this it's hi thanks for having me so my 1st question is why did did you decide to introduce this project well fencing is my sport i really love it and also my father is from kenya so it was a no brainer to come to kenya to bring him to show it to everyone. in the school that the young chaps you see how do you get. people well those were personal donations and. dona

ashley: okay. take two.isk of suicide if extradition was granted. that of course a major setback for u.s. authorities. a lawyer for the u.s. government says it will appeal that decision. as you remember assange, 49-year-old as you stalian, wanted in the u.s. on 18 charges of breaking espionage laws, conspiring to hack a military computer. now following the publication by wikileaks of course of all of that classified material detailing u.s. military campaigns in iraq and afghanistan. in her ruling the british district judge says assange has the intellect and determination to get around anti-you side anti-suicide protocals. the u.s. will appeal the decision. stuart: that is the most convoluted language i heard in my life. we're americans now, ash. >> >> sales of guns and buyers might surprise you who they are. leo terrell has a message for all republicans ahead of tomorrow's crucial senate runoffs in georgia. he will deliver that message in just a moment. ♪. o tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insuran

ashley went to lauren's apartment. her car was there.ed at the door. >> when she didn't answer, i didn't think anything of it. i assumed she was running. i assumed she was studying somewhere. >> so, she let it go. but then a few hours later -- >> her sister contacted me again and said, hey, this is an emergency. we've been trying to call her and she still is not answering. >> now ashley began to worry. so she and her boyfriend returned to lauren's place and used a spare key to go inside. first, she warned her boyfriend. >> i said, are you ready for whatever we're going to see when we walk in there? because you just have this almost sort of dread. and i will never forget that. i had been interning at the d.a.'s office, so obviously -- >> you're used to hearing about bad things happening. >> right. her family hadn't had contact with her since we had had contact with her, at this point in time had been four days. so you never know what you're going to walk into. >> it was dark by then. >> we had to walk pretty far back into the apartment to

ashley, what have you god. ashley: yesterday, did.e gun stocks we know did well yesterday, a bit of a selloff today, stocks of security services such as digital ally. that is a maker of body camera for law enforcement jumped more than 30% yesterday. cenrx a provider of video sales systems got a big boost. digital alley, a one dollar stock. we're seeing a sell off in this sector, also for the gun stocks. getting a boost as we know taking control of congress, along with the prospect ever gun reform measures. but of course the sight of protesters storming the capitol. smith & wesson had the biggest gain wednesday in two 1/2 years which may explain some of that profit-taking today. sturm ruger came close to its biggest daily gain in 3:00 years. that down more than 2%. we should talk about ammo maker vista outdoor, nearly hit a four-year high. that continues today. vista up another 1% at 29 bucks, thereabouts a share. interesting developments as the stocks go up and down with the news and headlines. stuart: you got it. got that right. than

professor melissa murray, ashley parker, and briefly the voice of ashley's young daughter making an audiomeo. happy new year to all three of you. thank you very much. >>> coming up for us tonight, after years of lies to his base, the result of which we watched in our capitol yesterday, well, imagine their surprise upon hearing trump say tonight there will be no second term. but after trump's direct role in such a dark, humiliating day for all americans, will it still be donald trump's party? while he's a disgraced retiree on the golf course in florida? mike murphy, james carville standing by to talk about that next. and later on one of the rioters said afterward that the cops were very cool yesterday. we'll talk about why that might have been and why the capitol was stormed in just a couple of minutes. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this thursday night of yet another consequential week. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees so you can start investing today, wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you wait

what is that mean, ashley? ashley: let me tell you, stuart, good morning.ple in all of england must stay-at-home except for a handful of reasons including medical needs, food shopping, going to work if it's not possible to work from home and exercising once a day. or restaurants can to offer food delivery, no indoor dining but take away our call will be banned. golf courses, tennis courts, all close took also all schools and colleges have been closed and will revert to remote learning. the seven-day average of new cases in england is about 54000 with more people in hospital now then we saw in the first wave early last year. the new restrictions will be reviewed on february 15, which is five weeks from now. that impact on the economy-- well, we know what that will be. stuart: five weeks of total lockdown, my goodness. thank you. this highly contagious uk variants of the virus has been found in new york state. lauren, where exactly? lauren: in a 60-year old man that works out of saratoga jewelry store, so at the state. he did not travel and that suggests that

ashley: yes, they are.berg says facebook is removing anything that talks about possible violence including such sites as the proud boys. she says the event at the us capitol were largely organized on other platforms and they don't have facebook's ability-- facebook and instagram says it's removing all content with the phrase: stop the steel, ahead of president-elect biden annihilation saying it violates the company's policy against for donating harm, but the company says it will continue to allow robust conversations related to the election outcome, but not those that call for violence. she says facebook has ability to lift the ban on president trump's accounts. stuart: got it. thank you. the chancellor of germany, angela merkel calling president trump the banning from twitter quote problematic, her words, problematic. bruce daisley is back with us, former vice president of twitter. bruce, let me offer my opinion. i think it is dangerous when two very wealthy guys decide what to the rest of the world can se

is he more politically chaistened, i don't know if i agree with ashley.rything that we know about him, says that he will try to come back out there. come out and dangle a run for presidency and be king maker or try to be king again in republican politics. >> admiral, final question to you about the world we are left with. think of the arc and course of your career. when you were still on the job tonight with those shiny things on your shoulders, perhaps in a meeting in the tank at the pentagon, has it occurred to you there was a good chance, and i'm knocking on word as i say this, that the threat on us tonight is not external. that the threat that the pentagon is worrying about and concentrating on is internal? >> without question request, that's the case for the next 48 hours. and we need to recognize the reality that we have something of an insurgency under way, here i'm not talking about trump voters per say. i'm talking about qanon and proud boys and white supremist groups. these are not benign individuals, exercising their free speech rights as did m

after that purple tier, but once again according to ashley's tweet once again, california counties will go back to that tear system all starting back into the purple tier system after governor gavin newsom is expected to lift the stay at home order for all the regions here in california. tomorrow we've reached out to a number agencies tonight, the california restaurant association. who's who is telling our sister station in fresno that they've received information from the governor's office saying that the stay at home order will be lifted as well california if we go back to that purple tier system for all the bay area counties that would allow the reopening of outdoor dining and indoor salons. >>we're still working to get more information on this is a breaking news story will have updates for you throughout the hour here on kron 4 news in prime time and details on our twitter pages justine waldman jonathan mccall and on kron 4 dot com so stay with us here were we're working this one for want to get some details because after some delay there's now an impeachment trial that's back on th

ashley about it have lived for about the last 3 and a half years. is a lakeside native a military veteran and was in washington dc to meet up with friends and take part in that demonstration. authorities have not identified her yet as the woman shot inside the capitol. but that it tells me he is certain it is his wife. erin babbit says his wife 35 year-old ashley babbitt is the woman shot inside the capitol just after 2.45 wednesday when the building was breached. >>he shared several photos of his wife including one of her one a demonstration in support of president trump was just getting underway hours later, he says he watched coverage unfold on the news and subsequently saw what he says was his wife shot and dying on the screen >>the metropolitan police department said late wednesday, one woman was shot by capitol police and taken to an area hospital where she died. the department said it would be withholding her name until notifying family that it says ashley is a san diego native who served in the air force and dc national guard for total, 14 y

hi ashley. >>i just multiple sources in and around the capital tell me that governor newsom is expected to call in the national guard to protect the state capitol. now details on when the national guard would arrive and how long the state are still unknown i am told that they could arrive as soon as tomorrow. now today, a crew spent the entire morning putting up a six-foot fence around the building. this is an anticipation of any protests that could happen between now and the inauguration with lawmakers back in session state leaders are trying to prevent what happened last week in washington dc from happening here. the governor chp legislative leaders and the office of emergency services have all vowed to protect those working and visiting the capital but they have not been providing specific plans on how they would be doing that. now security is significantly boosted at the capitol with several chp officers assigned to each side of the building and that is not a normal sight here in sacramento.

lo peor sigue en texas y california donde contamos la historia de ashley gÓmez una enfermera latina quea luz a su sexto hijo . >>> da mÁs esperanza el tener l vacuna . >>> esperanza mÉxico. 100,000 servidores pÚblicos comienzan a vacunar contra el covid-19 en todo el paÍs. se cree tener vacunado a todo el personal de salud a fin de mes . >> >>> ♪♪ (música) ♪ > la imagenÍe la ciudad de washington brindada por un despliegue militar casi de guerra que solo se habÍa visto tras los ataques del 11 de septiembre. pero en este dÍa histÓrico por el segundo juicio del presidente trump el enemigo caseta al paÍs este interno. seguidores de trump que han amenazado con desatar mÁs ataques . mÁs violencia ante la toma de posesiÓn de joe biden nacional . >>> total de 20,000 efectivos de la guardia nacional han sido desplazados al capitolio en otras zonas emblemÁticas de la capital del paÍs recibidos por la presidenta > e recibidos por la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes . >>> sumisiones proteger el capitolio donde hemos visto grupos de efectivos durmiendo y descansando en los salones de un edi

ashley: correct.ump more money he says into the struggling highway trust fund that. he says the federal gas tax has not been increased since 1993 and has never been high to inflation. he did mention it could have a disproportionate impact on the poor and he also noted that a tax increase would surly be less effective as the country moves towards electric cars, but he says it's still on the table, stu. stuart: thank you. looking at futures with some red today took down about 200 for the dow industrial average. we will be back. ♪♪ stuart: pass it you look at futures, going down at the opening bell. bringing gregg smith. greg, i'm going to stroll through a list of the factual i. churchill capital, dm y, two men, horizon acquisitions. we will go through the list and put them on the screen. i know you like them all, but will, these facts and hot ipos have introduced what i think is a casino like atmosphere to the market i don't think that's healthy. answer that, will you? >> good morning. every day we walk

>>erin babbit says his wife 35 year-old ashley babbitt is the woman shot inside the capitol just after 2.45 wednesday when the building was breached he shared several photos of his wife including one of her one a demonstration in support of president trump was just getting underway. hours later, he says he watched coverage unfold on the news and subsequently saw what he says was his wife shot and dying on the screen >>that it says ashley is a san diego native who served in the air force and dc national guard for total, 14 years she worked her country and her story what thought was right to support a country where joined up with people work hard and people that also close their president and their she was a voice >>it was kasha gregorczyk reporting for us tonight. the officer who killed babbitt was reportedly placed on administrative leave both the capital and dc metro police departments are investigating the shooting. police have also released the names of civilians who died yesterday due to the chaos. they are identified as 34 year-old roseanne boyland of kenosha georgia 55 year-old k

ashley, back to you. joe biden has a lot of work to do. the work before him in the modern era, let's say, as compared to fdr's first term and all that president roosevelt faced upon getting elected. do you get the feeling that this is a fluid, liquid group around the president? that they are able to adjust on the go? and secondly to you, what is it like covering a normal white house with people in jobs? >> well, you know, a recent story i did got at this. it was sort of the return of, or the revenge of the technocrats. there is very much a return to regular order, as it were. and we're seeing the biden white house do a lot of things are quote/unquote normal or traditional. the daily press briefings. the theme days. so donald trump, the joke was it was always infrastructure week and it was never actually infrastructure week. joe biden has laid out themes and he has stuck to them. tomorrow he'll be talking about signing executive orders, racial inequity. the next day will be climate change. the next day will be health care. if the past days

ashley not trains 5 days a week and the hard work pays off she recently won a scholarship to study in south africa. after all i want to become a coach which proves. so many kids are getting. if. you're. all over. before you know how to turn this. kind of. thing in kenya steve and i come in coaches like ashley are committed to establishing more clubs around the come. and firing the next generation of kenyan fences. i'm sure your seat at the school you saw is the brainchild of. german 1st and who was warned several international awards thank you for joining me on this one so invest in mom it's ok thanks for having me so i 1st question is why did you decide to introduce this project in kenya well fencing is my sport i really love it and also my father is from kenya so it was a no brainer to come to kenya to bring him to show it to everyone and i've seen a lot of good in this school that the young chaps used in that how do you get over to the people well those were personal donations and. donations so whenever i fly to kenya i bring something when my mom goes to bring something and when w

ashley parker, congratulations on your new gig. you have a lot of 7:00 hours intruded upon by this very show. thank you so much for being here. i am amused i have to say by this trump going away party no one wants to come to. starts tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. so desperate for a crowd, people can bring five additional guests. everybody is saying no, john kelly, no, mitch mcconnell, on and on. what is the thinking in the white house, forcing low level staff to go so he has a crowd or what? >> not just people saying no. look at the people, the invitations are sent to, just underscores the state of things. you have anthony scaramucci, you have john kelly, former chief of staff said if he was still in the cabinet, he would invoke the 25th amendment. you have mitch mcconnell who said he is open to impeachment of donald trump. not your top notch party guests for a traditional festivities. i talked to a senior white house official today that was saying they're not planning to attend either. this logic was different. why would i stand in

sorry to interrupt you, ashley. i have to bring my panel in.se i think folks are curious about your roll as com director. you're the person in charge there over her communications strategy, how she will be introduced to the american people as vice president, not just policy per perspective but culture. there are a lot of women and women of color. i'm so excited about taking history and delivering at the podium. as you oversee some of the folks on your staff, what's the communication strategy in introducing her? and i have to bring my panel in so 30 seconds or less if you can. >> so, listen, i'm a part of a really fantastic team. hats off to them. we've been performing well the latter part of the week. and here's the thing, unfortunately people talk about the vice president in one or who dimensions. so our main objective is to build out and convey to the american public her record on anything from immigration to climate change to racial justice to economic justice and then really, you know, not just that but also, you know, make the point of how

ashley parker, neal katyal, frank figliuzzi. again, frank's new book is called "the fbi way: inside the bureau's code of excellence." and it arrives just about a time we could use a little bit more of the fbi way around here. thank you all. coming up, what the newly declared state of emergency means for the biden inauguration that we'll all be watching live four star general who warns us, it may not nearly be enough >>> and later, imagine you're watching live tv coverage when you spot a former co-worker in the rampaging crowd at the capitol. we'll talk to someone who did and find out what drives a person to attack the heart of american democracy. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this monday night. just getting under way on this monday night i feel like we're forgetting something. let me check. xfinity home gives you peace of mind from anywhere with professionally monitored home security built around you. no, i think we're good. good. so when you're away, you don't have to worry. the tent. we forgot... th