defense officials have told the associated press news agency they fear possible insider attacks at the inauguration and we'll have national guard troops vetted. for your sect of state might pump aoe as join the e.u. in calling for the immediate release of alexina valmy the russian opposition leader got as far as possible control when he was detained at moscow's airport you spent the past 5 months in germany after being poisoned in an attack he says was ordered by president vladimir putin where we challenge reports. it's a particular type of person to survive a probable state sanctioned poisoning and then returned to the country you believe tried to kill you a country where you face imminent arrest. never gave the slightest suggestion he would do anything else following months of recuperation in germany alexei and wife yulia took their seats on a moscow bound plane from berlin. with him and the only boy bring us a little vodka we're flying home says yulia quoting a much loved russian gangster movie it's another alley hole mark that he and his family make light of the many dangers they f

according to the associated press, his death an apparent suicide. in a statement tonight, the chairman of the police union said quote we are reeling from the death of officer lee been good. every capitol police officer puts the security of others before their own safety. and officer lee been good was an example of the

defense officials have told the associated press news agency they fear a possible inside attack at the inauguration of president elect joe biden and will have national guard troops vetted the army says there's no place for extremism in the military and it's working to determine which service members require additional background checks but washington d.c. meanwhile is almost closed off with unprecedented levels of security roads around the capitol building up been blocked with barricades and metal fences there are also fears of more violence by supporters of the outgoing president donald trump following an insurrection there that left 5 people dead. i'm not i'm not only concerned about their state capitals i'm also concerned about other parts of washington d.c. and what you're showing it's really the federal enclave of washington d.c. now where the 700000 of us live so our police department working with our federal law enforcement partners and the united states army quite frankly so has a plan to inhibit if we have any attacks in our neighborhoods well other states are also seeing heig

we just learned in an associated press report here crossing the wires that the state of california is immediately allowing residents 65 years old and older to register to get the coronavirus vaccines. this puts them in line before emergency workers, teachers, childcare providers here. now, while health care workers and those in nursing homes and other congregate, living facilities can still be vaccinated, state officials are expanding to those 65 up because they're at the greatest risk of being hospitalized and possibly passing away. california has seen virus cases and hospitalizations rise since thanksgiving, though in recent days those numbers have fled. but again this breaking news. california allowing residents 65 older, too now register to get the coronavirus vaccine. meanwhile airbnb is canceling and blocking future reservations in the washington, dc, area before inauguration week and during the week itself. fbi is one of armed protests being planned for washington, d c and state capitals in the run up to next week's inauguration, airbnb says it is already identified a number of

host: we are talking with lisa mascaro, chief congressional correspondent for the associated press about the impeachment resolution. i want to read viewers the last paragraph or two of that resolution. as you mentioned, lisa mascaro, one article, incitement of insurrection. this is the resolution proposed by congressman jamie raskin, congressman jerry nadler -- the last two paragraphs saying "president trump greatly endangered the security of the united states and its institution of government, interfered with the peaceful transfer of power, and imperiled the coequal branch of government. he thereby betrayed his trust as president. donald john trump, by such conduct has demonstrated he will made a threat to national security, democracy, and the constitution if allowed to remain in office. he is asked -- he has acted in a manner incompatible with self-government and the rule of law. donald john trump does work impeachment, removal from office, and ineligibility to hold any office under the united states." the last two paragraphs of the impeachment resolution. lisa mascaro, what about some

votes host: lisa mascaro, correspondent for the associated press. always appreciate this time, during such a busy ti time on capitol. thank you very much. guest: thank you. host: about 20 minutes left in today.gram getting your thoughts on the planned impeachment votes in the house. the second impeachment of trump.nt phone lines, again, democrats, 202-748-800. 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002. as you continue to dial in, some other news this morning, the death of sheldon, officer of ecutive the las vegas fans corporation, died following a battle with cancer. 87 years old. this is a story from fox it.ness about he was diagnosed with non-hodgkins liymphoma. more than $430 million to conservatives during the 2020 campaign. an early and long time supporter of president trump during his initial run for the white house. and several republicans sending their condolences today. about sheldon adelson. rick scott of florida saying, a giant of e lost business. principle. sheldon adelson, he will be remembered for the betterment of nation, israel, and the world. my h

defense officials have told the associated press news agency they fear a possible insider attack at the inauguration of president elect joe biden and will have national guard troops vetted there are fears of more violence by supporters of outgoing president donald trump following an insurrection there that left 5 people dead. i'm not i'm not only concerned about their state capitals i'm also concerned about other parts of washington d.c. and what sure showing it's really the federal enclave of washington d.c. now where the 700000 of us live so our police department working with our our federal law enforcement partners and the united states army quite frankly so has a plan to hit if we have any attacks in our neighborhoods but don't have done reports now on the extraordinary levels of security in washington. the u.s. capitol is surrounded by sirens steel and soldiers in a military occupation never before seen in the american capital 25000 national guard troops secure the national mall that's twice the number here after the 1968 assassination of martin luther king jr and then there are th

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apparently has been doing this according to the associated press at least so this is the announcement is new but apparently the f.b.i. has been conducting these background these background checks on the national guard members since they began deploying to the capital a week ago and clearly 25000 people that's a lot of background checks but all they're doing basically there is running these names through f.b.i. databases checking for any and any red flags and any connections to extremist groups or militia groups or the click stream right wing or indeed or watch lists and things like that so that's basically where there's a running through these names through the f.b.i. computers now are not just relying on the national guard because in the words of the report that initially got everyone's antenna up of the fears of an insider threat on inauguration day. brazil has begun its vaccination campaign with a nurse from sao paolo getting the 1st job she was given the chinese made sign of the vaccine it's been given emergency approval along with one developed by oxford university and astra zene

though according to the associated press officials say there is no evidence of that at this time. in order to get where we are right now we had to have proper press inauguration credentials and we went through a security tent, you can see it just down that way there. there are check points like that set up all across the city, all across downtown d.c. and capitol hill. we actually saw one person arrested yesterday evening as we were walking. later the fbi confirmed for us that that individual was a man by the name of coy griffin, he had an arrest warrant out for his participation -- alleged participation in the riots on january 6th. the fbi detained him. he is originally from new mexico and he had told local news reports that he was going to come back to d.c. for inauguration to exercise his second amendment rights. hallie? >> ellison live for us there. thank you. i want to go to pete williams now on the latest on the nationwide manhunt for the people involved on the insurrection on the 6th. pete, we have to start with that chilling video released by "the new yorker." what can you

efforts, we are joint on the phone by lisa mascaro, chief congressional correspondent for the associated press. good morning. what is the latest on the timeline for impeachment and how democrats plan to move this in a short window. guest: good morning. this is a very quick process. democrats are speeding ahead. we are just six days from the surge of the capital last week and we are hearing from democrats they want to take quick action to show this cannot stand. they are moving ahead. the house will be back tonight to vote on this first step, which is the 25th amendment resolution calling on mike pence, the vice president, to invoke his powers under the 25th amendment to the constitution, to work with the cabinet to declare the president unfit. that resolution is expected to be approved tonight by the house. in a lot of ways it is somewhat symbolic because it does put the effort onto the folks at the white house, the vice president and the cabinet to take action. as we have seen, there is no movement from the vice president or the cabinet officials to do this. we have not heard any cabinet offi

we will get an update from the associated press as we can.e have a market reaction and that full gin to economics. it is a perfect time to speak with stephen king. i have to digress and move to the pandemic, and i'm going to call it the grave new pandemic off your wonderful book. when we have an exhaustion is -- an exile janice -- know first of all is -- wee have had the most know that governor -- governments have not provided much stimulus, encouraging companies to go into hibernation during lockdown in the expectation that things get better once we have a vaccination program successfully applied over the months ahead. i think what governments are hoping for is that once the vaccination programs have really hit home as they have been well-established in countries -- there is also pent up demand from households in particular, will be unleashed and you will end up with a very robust recovery. of course the risk is that many of the companies that are in that there will be business failures come and with business failures the rebound will be mor

treatments were running in blood she crosses my look after it was corona virus and also the associated press that is this desperate race between new variants and the vaccine is shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week gap trials by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities emerges pressure on the health service. from professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved the strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulated because all of however these are not normal circumstances we have to birds in age as many people as we can as quickly as we can and it's our judgment that by doing this my home. the corroborate that she is that if we don't you this there will be considerable home through lost opportunity. but this strategy has its critics with some warning there isn't enough child data to support it all the u.k. rollouts off to a strong start this is a marathon not a sprint and potential hurdles still lay ahead but in a wor

the associated press reportsre the fbi is vetting national guard troops in d.c. on fears of insider attack. of course, a few paragraphs into the story the ap admits that military leaders say there is "no evidence of any threats." but that didn't stop one of the top democrats in the house judiciary committee from spreading this conspiracy. >> you know, i was thinking. the guard is 90 some odd percent, i believe, male. only about 20% of white males voted for biden. you have to figure that in the guard, which is which is predominantly more conservative there were military people and police looking to defend the constitution. protected those who were in the insurrection, so it does concern me. >> jeanine: my name he now isn, victor davis hanson, senior fellow. and harmeet dhillon, ceo of the center for american liberty. victor, i will start with you. i have to imagine that at some point there will be a necessary backlash to all of these smears. >> yeah, there is. we have descended into a collective madness. it's a lot scarier than mccarthyism. three times they've ent

breaking news from the associated press u.s. officials now say the capitol building is secure i have been staring at a.p. news wires on a news set for at least 25 years i have never seen anything like that except in the wake of the task of 9/11, to look down at the lines of the flash wires saying u.s. officials saying the u.s. capitol building is secure. all of this is other worldly the day began with a rally by the president at 11:00 this morning. thousands of people out. and then the senate began the process of moving forward, counting the electoral college votes procedurally to move forward and as they began at 1:00, the people from the rally came over. up the steps, pepper sprayed or some sort of chemical agent, breached the capitol and occupied the senate chambers members of the house and senate whisked away at one point told to take with them gas masks while we saw an occupation here it is occupiers of the senate chambers this is from this afternoon in the chamber of the united states it went on for hours scaling the sides

a report from the associated press says officials fear possible inside attacks on the big day. israel's finance ministers minister says the nation will start opening its economy next month, having already vaccinated 23% of the population. 8:00 a.m. across the emirates. risk assets on the back foot as we start your monday morning. shaping up to be an historic week with not just the inauguration on the agenda. we have central banks to look forward to. in terms of earnings, look out for bank of america, goldman sachs, netflix. the bond markets a little bit later because of the holidays on the way. jgb yields under pressure with higher falling domestic demand according to goldman sachs. investors who continue to face more attractive bond yields overseas, that is steepening the curve. continued portfolio rebalancing is going to keep that in play. the bloomberg dollar index gets a lift by 0.1%. brent crude under pressure by 0.9%. a stronger dollar story. surging cases of coronavirus after the slumping we saw in friday trade. let's check on the markets in asia now. >> it is a busy wee

senior intelligence officials told the associated press the strikes were conducted using us intelligencew us secretary of state mike on pao said it is now the home base of al qaeda and the trump administration's maximum pressure campaign is working. could ask of the administration would argue iran is closer to a nuclear weapon than they were at the start of the trump administration and continue provocative action across the middle east. >> another situation to monitor. >> california congressman eric's wall will, a manager in the trial against donald trump despite his ties to a suspected chinese spy. todd: the ties to china are revealed. >> reporter: nancy pelosi naming nine democrats to serve as impeachment managers. their job will be to argue the house's case during the senate trial and one of them is california congressman eric swallwell. >> i'm glad the speaker has the confidence in me. he must be convicted and must suffer the consequences of being removed if it can happen that quickly and never serbian office again. >> reporter: other impeachment managers include prominent trump crit

according to the associated press, democrat rafael warnock defeated kelly loeffler. rev.'s eight civil rights activist who will be georgia upon first black senator. the race between jon ossoff and david perdue is a dead heat with a number of votes still to be counted. david produced senate term expires sunday. donald trump has signed an executive order banning -- order does not take effect until after donald trump leaves office. it will be up to joe biden to decide whether to enforce it. a dire warning issued in north korea. he says development plans have fallen far short of their goal and the party will explore a new path for what he called a big leap forward. a big payday for the apple ceo tim cook. the company says it would pay out 179 percent of targeted bonuses, because it had such a good year. for tim cook that means his cash bonus moves to $10.7 million. in addition to his pay he had a total of 282 million dollars in restricted stock invested during the year. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and anal

too for that news to be coming at this very moment according to the associated press to say that the democrats hold the senate chamber metaphorically while it appears at least a few of these extremist protestors are physically holding the senate chamber is just it in the words fail me that dichotomy that that juxtaposition right there that the democrats have actually achieved what they've long wanted which is a blue sweep house senate and white house you know as i was listening to the trump speech and he can't have it both ways he still uses incredibly inflammatory language that the other side and not other americans but the other side is bad and evil but if if you're calling the other side evil and you're a supporter of that the listener of that and you're taking stock of what the president is saying then the only answer to evil is to defeat evil so donald trump is trying to have things both ways and it just doesn't work and i think this is a reflection i have to say that in the last few years i've learned anything or 5 gained any appreciation it's that words matter and that symbols

coming up, lisa mascara of the associated rest discusses the -- of the associated press discusses the latest plans from house democrats to hold an impeachment vote for president trump this week. at 8:00, james wallner previews the relationship between a divided senate and the incoming joe biden administration. and at 8:30, michigan state university law professor brian kalt discusses the role and history of the 25th amendment. host: it is tuesday, january 12, 2020 one. the house will vote on a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and strip president trump of his power. if the vice president does not act housesit a hold impeachment vote this week. all of this will put the spotlight back on mike pence. we are asking for your view of the vice president. have you supported his actions on how he handled his role in the two months since election day. if you have supported the actions of the vice president, (202) 748-8000. if you have oppose them, (202) 748-8001. you can also send us a text, (202) 748-8003. please include your name and where you are fro

the fighting a politicized nation, when you say that with the pushback downplaying with the associated pressorter was saying, we need more vaccinations. >> i want to be respectful to our new president in all honesty but let me tell you this i was on almost every call and i've been friends of the trump family forever they were dealing with a situation that they had, no groundwork laid and they absolutely moved and moved very quickly on lots of lots of stuff. are they monday morning quarterbacks are could've said they should've done this or that, whatever, maybe but for crying out loud you cannot imagine the stuff they were doing and the reason that cnn maybe doesn't want to know the answer, they don't want to ask the question. but when it boils down to it our president today is president biden and we want to support him and helping them in every way that we can but we need to do the math that a million a day will just not get it. it just won't work and before you go i gotta show you -- go ahead. liz: i'm a real believer that if people would've step back and watch what we did in west virginia

hyping that's what the associated press concluded after a year mom investigation. southern california edison says it will be closing the troubled 7 o 3 nuclear powered by a good plan to pull in san diego county has been offline for months because of a mechanical recall. that led to trace amounts of radiation being believed that that was just the latest in a number of environmental problems of santo 3 of the. vernon is the host. for mine a key. part of the. town of learning is a very close knit town. the people really care about one another. and we're more than just neighbors it's a great community. when people think of the state of vermont they think of dairy farms. in fields they think of maple trees maple syrup. they think of rivers and pristine lakes. and we got a nuclear power plant right on the southern border. for my yankee welcome to romano . if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant and ramana argument brand is done. to drink our milk who's going to want to who's going to want to use our syrup who's going to want to come here and dri

the associated press reports president-elect joe biden's inauguration will include a virtual parade. mr. biden is said to take part in the event. it will happen after the swaring in ceremony in front of the capital on january 20. they will forego the traditional parade to follow covid protocols and receive the traditional presidential escort with representatives from every branch of the military to the white house. >>> according to the detroit free press says a witness saw a small plane strike a tree before crashing into a home. the incident happened saturday afternoon in michigan. the plane crashed into the two-story home causing a massive fire. people in the neighborhood raced to see what happened. >> i heard the low roar of the plane and a loud thud. >> you can see the whole front of the plane. it was all smashed in. we were like, my god, this could happen to us. >> five people were inside the home at the time and were not hurt. the pilot and two family members on the plane were killed. the ntsb is investigating. >> the new york times is said to award the presidential medal of fre

according to the associated press, there was no answer in the line went dead. people are focused on. i think that's why you see corporate america which has a strong relationship to the republican party saying this is too far. this is too much. >> pete: the new woke corporate america has much more of a culture to the left unfortunately that is the herd mentality. we've got to move on. could nancy pelosi's impeachment push actually backfire on joe biden and sabotage his agenda? we'll discuss. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. [ beeping ] - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. cyber attacks are relentlessly advancing. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solution so advanced... it can end attacks today --

we have a large team at the associated press.outside covering the protests. never before in any of our careers has something like this happened where they came into the building and suddenly, you know, all of us were covering just this unprecedented moment. >> my apologies for interrupting. the first picture we saw was this one. this was inside the house chamber where there were guns drawn pointed at the door. let's put that one up on the screen. tell us the story of what led up to this and describe what was happening inside as we saw the picture. >> well, first of all, photographers are highly restricted inside the house chamber. really only happens a few times a year. i had been in the chamber earlier and was working outside of the chamber in a press core room. when the building went on lockdown, we found ourselves basically back in the house chamber sheltering in place with members of congress. now usually members of congress are down on the house floor and the photographers and members of the media and guests to watch the pro

, two reporters from the associated press ended up winning the pulitzer prize for their reportedies and exposed and after it was exposed and written about, then it was dismantled, this happened during the marriage of a michael bloomberg in new york, i am mentioning these because these are government sanctions, actions taken against american muslims that go beyond that there was hate crimes, of course they were, of course there was a period of time, in my memory it was something and it's because it something that i have an experience like that before, before 9/11 i would meet people and say i was born and raised in morocco and they would start talking to me about the arab world, the idea that morocco was connected to the arab world, then after 9/11 -- >> you were supposed to have all the answers about isis. >> that to but i am saying that 9/11 -- before 9/11 people would treat people like me as arabs as after 9/11 we became and that was only identity, even though were both, i'm both. there was a perception that everybody was lumped into the same group. in my mind it's a period of

army secretary ryan mccarthy told the associated press that officials are conscious of the potential threat, and he warned commanders to be on the lookout for any problems within their ranks, as the inauguration approaches. so far, however, he and other leaders say they have seen no evidence of any threats, and officials said the vetting hadn't flagged any issues. the security forces provided for the biden-harris inauguration will be more than five times greater than the security forces provided for the 1965 an inauguration of president lyndon johnson, which was the first presidential inauguration ceremony after the assassination of president john f. kennedy. today the chair of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff said this. >> it reminds me of visiting baghdad, going to the green zone and seeing so much military presence and barricades. i never thought i would see that in our american capitol or that it would be necessary. but there is a profound threat from extremists as the nature we saw on january 6th. they are coming to the washington, d.c. area and bringing weapons, an

according to the associated press, u.s. defense officials are worried about a possible insider attack or threat from service members involved. >> an inside threat. >> securing the inauguration. >> inside threat in america. >> the fbi is vetting all of the 25,000 national guard troops coming in to d.c. for the event. army secretary ryan mccarthy tells the a.p. they are taking a second, third looks at every one of the individuals assigned to this operation. and the guard members are also getting training on how to identify potential insider threats. meanwhile, we continue to learn more information and see more video from the january 6th capitol hill riots. "the new yorker" published staggering new footage from inside the riot. reporter luke mogulson has followed the radical fringe of trump supporters for months and attended the january 6th rallies in washington that paved way to the insurrection. >> by the way, mika, he is a veteran war correspondent. and here we have donald trump's own war, donald trump's own insurrection in

now, details are very sketchy, and we want to, first of all, credit our friends at the associated pressfirst reporting this. but there is a lot we do not know. two out of 25,000 troops. that's miniscule, yes, but the concern is going to be what these people were up to. we don't know, for example, what caught officials' attention. they're vetting all 25,000. they're going through social media. they're looking for any indication of ties to domestic extremism. what did they find with these people? was it something perhaps as simple as liking a tweet, signing onto something on social media, or was there something else going on here? we do not know that right now. this is a real challenge for the u.s. military. they want to vet everyone for any sign of ties to domestic extremism, but it's very hard to do unless they basically have an appearance on social media or talk to their friends or verbalize it. very tough to find these people. so right now two have been removed, and we are still looking for details on exactly why that is. kate? >> why that is. barbara, thank you so much for bringing u

the associated press is reporting that the fbi is now vetting national guard troops because of concern about a possible insider attack or other threat fromk service members assigned to provide the security for the inauguration. we will have more details on that breaking news in a moment. jerry reed and eugene robinson will join us to discuss the list of executive actions joe biden plans to take on day one. at the end of this hour we will be joined by ruby bridges who became the subject of this 1963 norman rockwell painting when she was the first black student to attend the segregated school in new orleans. we will get her reaction to the historic inauguration of vp kamala harris at this hour. tonight the capitol grounds are surrounded by strong temporary fencing that is seven feet high. the kind of fencing that has surrounded the capitol for recent inaugurations, but nbc's pete williams reports the restricted area is much bigger for the biden/harris inauguration than previous inaugurations. pentagon officials said 15,000 national guard members had arrived in washington d.c. by saturday

. >> host: the associated press reported biden's family circle on to nonprofits, the bible institute at the university of delaware and bovine and foundation for the protection of children. the conflict of interest is there according to your government affairs representatives. >> .. if joe biden as president of the united states, there is in fact a risk, that some corporation may give a million dollars to the joe biden foundation not because they want to advance the good work of the foundation but because they want to curry favor with the president. i thank you will need those foundations will need to adopt their own ethics policies of their own restrictions around what money they can take at least while joe biden's president. >> lisa, new jersey, republican. >> caller: hello, how are you doing? >> host: question or comment. >> caller: yes, i would like to make a political statement aiming towards the democratic congress. okay. from the very beginning any of this should not have happened and it is the democrats that started it. it is nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, adam schiff. they are

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established and 25000 national guard troops have been deployed defense officials have told the associated press news agency they think a possible insider attack at the inauguration will have national guard troops vetted the army says there's no place for extremism in the military and it's working with the secret service to determine which service members at the inauguration require additional background screening jabatan see has more from washington d.c. we've been told constantly actually from national guard leadership that members of the national guard are routinely vetted for any potential dangers in their backgrounds any links to extremism and so on the new development that we've had just in the last few minutes to been reported is that the f.b.i. is now getting involved it's not just the national guard relying on its usual mechanisms to ensure that those within the service radicalized in some way some ways the reports we've got about as the f.b.i. is also taking a look china's economic recovery has beaten expectations in the 4th quarter the g.d.p. grew by 2.3 percent making china the only

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the associated press shared some leaked recordings from the second week of january. >> the evidence ofon is not good enough. we need to see the data and determine for ourselves. caroline: hospitals were filling up, and health workers were becoming more alarmed. they are not allowed to talk to international media without authorization but one spoke anonymously to the bbc. their words are revoiced by a reenactor. >> everyone knew it was human to human transmission, even a fool would know, so why say that there was no human transition? -- transmission? this made us very confused. very confused, and very angry. they would not even let us wear masks. they said that they were afraid of causing panic among the patients. caroline: one patient in hospital in late january was a 76-year-old. his son had driven across china so he could have an operation in his hometown after he had broken his leg in a fall. how he was recovering from surgery, he got a fever. >> [speaking foreign language] caroline: the chinese government has told us that it always acted with transparency and in a timely fashion, b

. >> first question to the associated press. >> thank you. this is -- >> bobby, i think you might be unmute. >> the security threats you are seeing and hearing and being told of that justify keeping 5000 national guard troops at the capitol for some time to come? >> that cut in and out a little bit. the question is about the security picture. what are the threats we are facing? what are we doing about those threats? we received briefings. we do not engage in that intelligence work ourselves. we rely on our partners and in particular the fbi to provide that information. what i can tell you in terms of what they are briefing us is there aren't several upcoming events. we don't know what they are over the next several weeks, and they are concerned there could be situations where there are lawful protests, first amendment protected protests that could either be used by malicious actorsor other problems actors or other problems -- malicious actors or other problems that could occur. we are able to respond to those threats if they emerge. >> i woul

the "associated press" reports that those already arrested were, quote, overwhelmingly made up of longtime trump supporters, including republican party officials, gop political donors, far-right qanon members. aside from last week's attack, law enforcement is also on high alert for further unrest, not only here in d.c., but around the country. the fbi issued a bulletin warning of armed protests being planned at all 50 state capitols and the u.s. capitol beginning this weekend. joining us now, the co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. he is an msnbc political contributor. jake, good morning to you. we just explained how kevin mccarthy, the house republican leader, handled the president and his own conference yesterday. what do we know about how many house republicans may be willing to vote to impeach this president? >> well, kasie, we understand up to 20, according to our republican sources, which would be a major, major, major rebuke of the president, much more than the zero you'll remember, kasie, that voted against impeachment back in 2019. but republicans are deeply split, kasie.

some reporters also inside that building these are the latest pictures coming to us from the associated press i believe and unclear if they were able to get close to the supporters who stormed the building and who were inside but there is now an actual presence of the national guard inside the u.s. capitol building supporters still outside as you can see given elizondo just updating you on what the situation is inside the building tell us about what where you are and what's happening there i believe you're speaking to somebody tell us about. what he's saying there we go. for. a look gabriel can you hear me yeah that's right we're outside the capitol here and you skeet see there are a lot of trump supporters still out here as you can see there very angry quite frankly is what are they telling you that they say that they want to get their message out that they believe that their. if they believe that clearly there was election fraud in their opinion and that's why there are so many people out here outside the capitol right now a lot of these people say they're simply not going to tell you or sa

is on the line the 2 races in tonight's runoff election are extremely close according to the associated press democrat leads republican law for by about 36,000 votes. and although the race is still too close to call reverend warnock talk to his followers on youtube minutes ago minutes ago, and he declared victory and in the other race republican purdue is leading democrat also off by less then 1000 votes still a very tight race tonight, democrats need both of these seats in order to gain control of the senate. >>and since they are 2 seats behind vice president elect kamala harris. if both when the senate would be tied at 5050 a piece. vice president elect kamala harris would serve as that key tie breaker. if republicans just win one of these seats they will maintain their majority in the senate and aside from determining who will control the u.s. senate the outcome of tonight's race could have long-term effects on the political landscape. >>so no midst a political science professor david mckeown to broke down the ramifications for us during an interview during kron 4 news at 9. >>this this sa

as united states surpasses 25 million infections and claimed over 420,000 lives according to associated pressore than 40% of americans live in areas where only 15% of icu beds are available. >> two white house officials confirm president biden plan to sign new ban on travel to non-citizens coming to the u.s. if they've been to south africa, uk, ireland or brazil with the goal to mitigate the spread of the highly contagious spread of the virus. speaking now with travellers tied to jfk airport. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. start on tuesday travellers who are coming to the united states will have to provide a negative/positive test from last three days of travel or provide documentation they have recovered from covid-19. applying to anyone from 2 and up who got the vaccine. these sweeping regulations as faster movinger variants have been found in the uk and across the globe, and inthe national international travel has six fold to the united states from june to november. here's reaction from travellers. listen in. >> i have a friend who wants to come from brazil to have trip and all t

security, with worry about insider attacks from service members on the ground in d.c., telling the associated presswarning commanders to look out for problems so far no evidence of threats and an army official confirmed to nbc news that the fbi is helping to vet all of the troops for more on capitol security across the country, here's more. >> reporter: the national nation's capitol is on alert. >> having our fellow americans storm the capitol in an attempt to over throw the government certainly warrants heighten security. >> 15,000 national guard troops deployed ahead of the inauguration and across the country state capitols under heavy security. >> we're ready for two people and we're ready for thousands of people. >> in michigan a small group of protesters gathered at the capitol in lansing, some of them armed. >> a bunch of people decided not to come because of the fear of the national guard and our state boys over there watching us right now. >> at other state houses there was a heavy police presence. the national guard has been called in to to protect 13 state capitols. >> we need people to t

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