for this, barnett faces 11 years in prison. he has already endured four months of pretrial detention. the dc facility where january 6'ers are being held is guantanamo bay for american citizens. guantanamo bay is a place where terrorists are sent, pretrial, absent due process. to be held, interrogated, abused by the government until they crack and give us what we want. but now they're doing it to us. now you have a group of people who went to exercise their constitutional rights on january 6th, who are being held, absent due process, in a federal prison, for undetermined period of time. they're being held under egregious conditions. i was incarcerated at first in a special unit. and the first thing i noticed about it was, it was full of black mold. and even in the drinking water that came out of your sink, you see the black mold down in there. and then you punished them by letting the guards physically assault them. brian samsel. two guards snuck into his cell in the middle of the night. ziptied his hands behind his back. they p

host: randy barnett?andy: well, i have a great year of respect and admiration for ed meese, and i know him personally and i like him very much. i think what he is manifesting here in 1988 was the conventional wisdom amongst political and judicial conservatives about constitutional rights. ironically, they took that wisdom from the new deal court, who famously said in footnote four in 1938 that there is a narrower scope for the presumption of constitutionality when legislation appears on its face to be violating an express or specific prohibition of the constitution which are deemed to be equally specific when held to be embraced by the 14th amendment. this is the theory propagated in 1938 that the only constitutional rights that deserve judicial protection or merit judicial production are the enumerated rights. but that understanding of constitutional rights was not the understanding that preceded the new deal court went under enumerated rights were protected by the court and by state courts, and it was n

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errol barnett, thank you so much. well, it was an emotional day at the sex trafficking trial of british socialite ghislaine maxwell. an accuser testified that maxwell's boyfriend, jeffrey epstein, abused her when she was just 14. cbs' mola lenghi has graphic testimony from the federal courthouse in manhattan. >> reporter: taking the stand as jane to protect her identity, the first alleged victim to testify in ghislaine maxwell's trial today said she was 14 and froze in fear during her first sexual contact with jeffrey epstein. she said she'd met epstein and max well in 1994, while eating ice cream at a summer arts camp in michigan, telling a packed courtroom, that maxwell befriended her, then would sometimes be in the room during sexual abuse that went on for years. "she seemed very casual, like it was normal," she said with maxwell just a few feet away at the defense table. "but it did not seem normal to me." jane fought back tears when she described flying from her gnome in palm beach to new mexico, where and maxwel

michael barnett teaches health policy at harvard university. >> we have a lot of work to do to expand access to life-saving treatment, which can really save lives in addiction but are not widely available for people that need them. >> reporter: barnett says he does not see the crisis easing in the short term. today in a statement, president biden called it an epidemic of loss, and cited the $4 billion from the covid relief package aimed at expanding services for people with substance abuse issues are. norah. >> o'donnell: those numbers are just staggering. manuel bojorquez, thank you. well, moderna today asked the f.d.a. to authorize its covid booster shot for everyone 18 and over. the f.d.a. could take that step for the pfizer vaccine as soon as tomorrow. the white house, meanwhile, says 10% of kids 5-11-- that's 2.6 million of them-- have rolled up their sleeves for their first shot. all right, two of the three men convicted of assassinating malcolm x more than half a century ago are about to be exonerated. the manhattan d.a. today apologized to the two men, saying they did not get

cbs' errol barnett is in atlanta and says we haven't even hit the height of the thanksgiving travel rushorter: tonight, the weston-kandathil family is braving the crowds. will this be her first time seeing grandma? >> yes. it'll be her first time seeing her in person, yeah. >> reporter: flying with the 20- month-old for the first time. >> it will be a really special thanksgiving for us. >> reporter: 4 million people are expected to fly this week, up 80% over the last year. and while security lines are already long, the t.s.a. tells cbs news it is not concerned about staffing issues due to the vaccine mandate. 93% of its employees are at least partially vaccinated as the deadline kicks in today. >> we don't expect any service disruption as a result of the vaccination mandate. >> reporter: but there was a major disruption at atlanta's airport saturday when a man accidentally discharged a gun at security, sending passengers scrambling. tonight a warrant is out for his arrest highlighting the problem of prohibited carry-on weapons in atlanta. >> we have detected more than 460 firearms year t

we get more now from cbs's errol barnett. ( cheering ) >> reporter: after more than a year apart, newersey residents aysha and vincent mathew finally introduced aysha's mother and sister who live in england to their growing family. >> the hardest part was not having them to meet his son when he was born or missed my other sons' birthday on other milestones. >> reporter: aysha's mother couldn't be happier, holding her 6-month-old grandson aaron for the first time. monday, flights took off simultaneously from london on route to new york, as part of celebrations marking the end of u.s. covid restrictions in place since march of 2020. now, nationals from 33 countries can come to the states for nonessential travel as long as they are vaccinated and provide a negative covid test within three days of departure. those underneednly a negative test result. >> it's been amazing day for the team. >> reporter: jose freig with american airlines tells cbs demand for lights is up 74% from brazil and 66% from the u.k. in the past few months. >> the pent-up demand is mr. there. customers have been chom

errol barnett will lied us off from newark international airport. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. tonight the c.d.c. is strengthening its recommendation all adults who received either the pfizer or moderna vaccine should get their booster shots as long as it's been six months since the last shot. previously, they recommended younger adults may get their boosters. also tonight "the post" reports pfizer is ready to recommended 16 and 17-year-olds get their boosters and it expects that to be approved quickly. calling omicron a variant of concern, the world health organization says it has the potential to pose a very high global risk as it is loaded with more mutations than delta. first identified last week in south africa, it's not yet clear whether omicron spreads more easily or causes more severe infections. today, president biden said it is inevitable that the omicron variant will reach the u.s. and pledged to fight it with science and speed, while appealing for calm. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for pan

errol barnett, thank you. well, tonight, the global death toll from covid has surpassed 5 million people. the u.s. alone approaching 750,000 confirmed deaths, accounts for about 15% of all covid fatalities. later this week, the u.s. is expected to begin vaccinating children with the pfizer shot as young as five, but there's a setback for moderna's vaccine for kids. here's cbs's nikki battiste. >> reporter: the f.d.a. is delaying the moderna vaccine for 12 to 17-year-olds so it can take more time to look into reports of the rare side effect of myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle in some boys and young men. now the vaccine may not be available until january, but, by the end of the week, the first pfizer shots for children five to eleven could be available. a c.d.c. advisory committee is meeting tomorrow to decide whether to recommend them. >> we have enough vaccine, pfizer vaccine for every child age five to eleven. >> reporter: as some parents anticipate vaccinating their children, in new york city

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cbs's errol barnett got an exclusive look. >> reporter: while the supply chain backlog continues to choke ports and trucking routes, many companies are now looking to the skies for solutions. >> it's unbelievably exciting. we've been working toward this day for many, many years. ple's chief o iam o'connor is officer. >> we have done over 220,000 commercial deliveries in overseas markets. for us the promise of ultra fast delivery is really to give access to all kinds of communities, to all kinds of products. >> reporter: once a customer places an order via the zipline walmart app, items are packaged inside this specially designed box with a parachute. >> the first step we're doing is scanning the package. >> reporter: so by now someone's ordered something. it's been packaged up. and no it's in your hands. >> that's correct. >> reporter: flight operations lead evan briton showed us how it's launched. >> next we'll install the parachute. and load the package into the payload bay. >> reporter: latches in. >> and the next step will be to install the battery. inspection complete. zipline 963. >

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michael barnett teaches health policy at harvard university. >> we have a lot of work to do to expand access to life-saving treatments like naloxone or buprenorphine, which can really save lives in addiction but are not widely available for people that need them. >> reporter: barnett says he does not see the crisis easing in the short term. today in a statement president biden called it an epidemic of loss. and cited the $4 billion from the covid-19 relief package which are aimed at expanding services for people with substance abuse issues. norah? >> those numbers are just staggering. manny bojorquez, thank you. >>> well, moderna today asked the fda to authorize its covid booster shot for everyone 18 and over. the fda could take that step for the pfizer vaccine as soon as tomorrow. the white house, meanwhile, says 10% of kids 5 to 11, that's 2.6 million of them, have rolled up their sleeves for their first shot. >>> all right. two of the three men convicted of of assassinating malcolm x more than half a century ago are about to be exonerated. the manhattan d.a. today apologized to the

cbs's errol barnett got an exclusive look. >> reporter: while the supply chain backlog continues to choke ports and trucking routes, many companies are looking to the skies for solutions. >> unbelievably exciting. woaive working towards this day many years. >> reporter: liam o'connor is zip line's chief operating officer. >> we have done over 220,000 commercial deliveries in overseas markets. for us the promise of ultra fast delivery is really to give access to all kinds of communities to all kinds of products. >> reporter: once a customer places an order via the zip line wal-mart app, items are packaged inside this specially designed box with a parish chute. >> so the first step we're doing is scanning the package. >> reporter: so by now, someone's ordered something, it's been packaged up, and now it's in your hands.d >> that's correct. >> reporter: flight operations e lead evan britton showed us how it's launched. >> next we'll install the parachute and load the package into the payload bay. >> reporter: latches? and the next step is to install the battery. inspection complete, zip line

i am errol barnett at the world's busiest airport in atlanta.with you some of the more interesting travel stories passengers are sharing >>> another live look right now as a news conference from oakland's police chief is about to begin to address the robberies and looting of from over the weekend. you can had to cbs to stream that live. >>> coming up, we look at what stores and shoppers are doing differently to try to stay safe and thieves. and finally >>> at 3:00, cal fire wants to make this lego version of its firefighting helicopter a reality. take a good look. someone designed this sikorsky s 70 fire hot using these tiny bricks. you can vote online within the next month to get the company to actually produce the set. it would include the helicopter, two pilots, and two firefighters and it would have about 3000 pieces. so pack your captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, a christmas parade turns into a nightmare after an suv mows down children and the elderly, killing five and injuring dozens more. an update on thkids still in crit

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. ♪ >> sunday on q&a, a discussion of the 14th amendment with professors randy barnett of the georgetownversity law center and college of law's evan b urnick on their book, "the original meaning of the 14th amendment," which they insist has been misinterpreted. >> many of the criticisms are valid. many of them are overblown. the seeds of liberty replanted by the declaration of independence and eventually harvested, but the rest of our constitutional history is about the story of the development of those seeds, into a full-blown liberation movement. >> it is to make the world all over again. that is what the abolitionists did with the 14th amendment. >> professors randy barnett and evan burnick, sunday on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcast on our new c-span now app. >> next week on the c-span networks, both chambers of congress are in session. the house will take up president biden's build back better social spending plan. nancy pelosi delayed a vote on the bill before the veterans day recess. the delay came at the request of some moderate democrats who wanted the congress

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i'm errol barnett and i will show >>> the right light rain is making his way deeper into the north baye first hours making their way into san francisco. light stuff that verse but the darker greens offshore of the moderate to heavy rain that we are going to be seeing throughout the evening and into tonight. it is also going to be windy a wind advisory going to be in effect from 7:00 tonight through tuesday. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. wet roads. keep both hands on the wheel. coming up all new at 5:00, >>> plans to put police officers on bikes to patrol a popular trail in the south bay. we will explore that much more on the kpix news on 5:00. >>> a sign of economic recovery. vegas we buffets are back. some of them. covid shutdown and all 60 vegas buffets stopped servg. incling the back in all buffet at caesars palace. at $75, it offers nine ethnic cuisines and 28 different captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, what we're learning about the warning signs about that deadly concert in texas. the criminal investigation, new details about the victim and the first lawsuits aga

transforming into lucille ball and star of "i love lucy" stepping in the role as her husband is javier barnett called being the ricardos and will pull back the curtain on ball's private life which proved to be layered since she and desi were famously a couple on and off the screen. it's set to hit theaters december 10th. >> i am all-in. >> are you? >> yeah. >> i love lucy. >> yeah. so we have some nice weather out there for today. we're going to continue to see the sunshine. our valley temperatures headed for the low 70s and we did have more days like this for the weekend. looking forward to seeing if we have more rain and may be on the seven-day forecast i'll keep you updated. >> thanks, kari. >> before we go i want to give one final salute to our veterans, some pictures from some of our nbc bay area family and their relatives who have bravely served our country. we salute your bravery and sacrifice for keeping our country safe. the next newscast at 5:00. until then thank you to all of our veterans out there. >>> right knew on "california live" -- it's our special salute to veterans day. fall

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we get more now from cbs' errol barnett. good evening to you, errol. >> reporter: good evening, margaret. thankfully, flight cancellations and delays are low nationwide tonight, thanks to ideal weather conditions. however, travel of volume is tremendously high, both here on the ground and in the air, making it virtually impossible tonight to avoid the crowds. tonight, america is on the move. >> traveling back for thanksgiving on the busiest day of the year. >> reporter: it's been a day of congested highways, crowded airports, and full train stations as millions make their way to thanksgiving destinations. >> we left early to beat the traffic. >> it's just a parking garage at this point. >> reporter: most are driving, with more than 48 million hitting the roads. and tonight, finding gas prices averaging $3.39 per gallon, the highest thanksgiving holiday price in nine years. >> that's too much money. that's too much. the gas is high. >> reporter: with covid lockdowns in the rearview mirror and the national vaccination rate nea

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