we saw that with the confirmation process of justice barrett. a number of former judges thought this was being done in haste. they were criticized for entering into the fray. there is an interesting point, because for the most part we do not expect sitting judges and justices to be vocal about these issues. i certainly think we will see that to be true with chief justice roberts, as we all know, he has made it a point to try and be as apolitical as possible in his presentment, that we do not have obama judges, trump judges, the last thing he will want to do is make it seem as if he is taking a political position. but that said, i think this is to chris's point, that's not true for all of them. there are justices of course who have said a little bit more, justice alito spoke out with the federalist society not too long ago and said things that were political in nature, that was how they were taken so we may see some of the justices giving some indication of these views , but i don't think we will see it from the chief. >> i just wanted to talk ab

and hollywood liberals have been attacking amy coney barrett for faith and values ever since.got a message for the democrats in washington and their friends in hollywood. that dogma lives loudly in me. [applause] that dogma lives loudly in you. and the right to live and work in worship according to the dictates of our faith lives loudly in the constitution of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [chanting] usa, usa. >> so for our liberties and for a senate majority that will respect our most cherished freedoms, georgia, we need senator david perdue and kelly loeffler back in republican majority in the united states senate. we do. [applause] i mean, the stakes in this election has never been higher. the choice has never been clearer. where david perdue and kelly loeffler stand for a strong national defense, jon ossoff and raphael warnock are going, they're going to cut our national defense to find her big government programs. you just watch. where david perdue and kelly loeffler cut taxes, jon ossoff and raphael warnock are going to raise taxes on working familie

tonight we're going to speak with devlin barrett. he is the lead reporter at the "washington post" who broke the news today that dozens of people on a federal terrorist watch list who all traveled to the exact same place at the exact same time to the u.s. capitol last week, those dozens of people all on the same terrorist watch list, all doing that same thing at the same time, apparently that was not enough to trip any red flags among law enforcement or federal authorities. "the new york times" and cnn reporting today that now, after the fact, federal law enforcement is looking at top-down planning for the assault on the capitol. reporter evan perez putting it at cnn -- quote, evidence uncovered so far, including weapons and tactics, suggests a level of planning that has led investigators to believe the attack on the u.s. capitol was not just a protest that spiraled out of control. as "the new york times" puts it tonight, federal authorities are now looking at the attack as derived from, quote, coordinated efforts by small groups of

walked back there justification for blocking garland to rush through the nomination of amyconnie barrett in the middle of an election in which they lost control of the presidency and senate there was no principal items decisions . what they did was a partisan maneuver to lock in conservative control of the court use the power that they had. we've already felt the verifications of these decisions and i'm going to focus on the mechanics of how republicans want judge garland but we don't pay sufficient attention to what that has been legally. if garland had been on the court instead of neil gore such there would have been a progressive majority for at least four years . some of the important five for status quo protecting decisions made during the trumpet ministration would easily have gone the other way you might not have been a muslim band or the genesis vision or the enormously harmful ruling in common cause in which conservative majority gerrymandering or voting rights federalcourts should be nothing to stop them . and professor levy has written republicans who decry court reform at the

not getting a 5-4 decision between barrett, cavanaugh, gorsuch. with liberals on civil rights issues. >> let's listen to something that former attorney general eric holder said about court vacancies at the brookings institute, delivering a keynote speech monday. listen to what he said about this. >> we simply can't keep going through the cycle of allowing a death on court to create chaos, leave the balance of the court to the whims when the time is right to retire, it is not tenable in the long term. >> he makes an important point. the sudden retirement or people that get really old and have to retire or pass away then throws us into a complete political tizzy. what's the answer to what he identifies as the problem? >> i think he is talking about term limits or potentially age limitation which is what fdr suggested in 1937 as part of his court packing plan. if he didn't retire, he would add a new justice. the problem becomes there will still be gamesmanship around that justice. no surprises when the justice turns 70. whatever the age may be. still

the hill, dasha burns in lansing, michigan, maura barrett is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. tom, let me start with you. we confirmed a few hours ago that all of these security concerns, i mean, there is going to be a delay in a weekend inauguration rehearehearsal. i was down at the capitol yesterday doing some work. it is unbelievable. it is just striking to see these national guards troops posted up everywhere you look. >> reporter: yeah, 21,000 national guard troops will be here by inauguration day. now, according to the commanding general. to give you a sense of where we are, the capitol right behind me and we have gotten multiple layers here, multiple streets and layers of security. concrete barriers, national guard troop carriers on every single block and as we showed you yesterday and as we've been shooting for the last couple days national guard troops carrying their semi-automatic weapons, m-4s as well. this is the strictest security we have ever seen in washington, d.c. for inauguration. in fact, i will tell you that

there only justification for blocking merrick garland to rush through the nomination of amy coney barrett. there was no principle behind these decisions. what they did was a partisan maneuver to lock in conservative control of the court. they used the power that they had. we've already felt the ramifications of these decisions and not understand the people focus on the way of how republicans blocked judge garland but we don't pay attention to what that meant legally. merrick garland had been on n the court instead of neil gorusch, there would have been a progressive majority for four years. some of the decisions made during the trump administration could easily have gone the other way. there might have been a muslim or a janice decision or the harmful ruling in roscoe versus common cause in which a conservative majority found gerrymandering voting rights . federal courts did nothing to stop it. as professor levy has written republicans who decry ignore what republicans are doing a level. the reports, expanded there is the emsupreme court also the ability. as we meet here today republicans

in fact, we saw that religious intolerance in just a few years ago when amy coney barrett went beforediciary committee for her first nomination to the federal courts. do you remember? the leading democrat on the senate judiciary committee actually said that she was concerned about how sincere amy coney barrett's christian faith was. she said, and i quote "the dog loudly within you." and hollywood liberals have been attacking amy coney barrett for her faith and her values every sense. i've got a message for the democrats in washington and their friends in hollywood. that dogma list loudly and me. [cheers and applause] that dogma lives loudly in me. the right to live and work and were shot but according to lives loudly in the constitution of the united states of america. [crowd chanting usa] for our liberties, for a senate majority that will respect our most cherished freedoms, georgia, we need senator david perdue and kelly loeffler back in a republican majority in the united states senate. [cheers and applause] we do. i mean, the stakes in the selection have never been high higher. an

we saw that religious intolerance a few shofert years go when justice barrett went before the federal court. do you remember. he leading democrat on the senate judiciary committee said she was -- ] ndiscernible [applause] chanting u.s.a.] mr. pence: for our liberties and for our senate majority that ill respect our most cherished freedoms, we need senator perdue d senator loeffler back in a republican majority back in the u.s. senate. the stakes in this election have never been mishe and the choice has never been higher. when they stand for a strong ational defense, jon osoff and remped warn off are going to cut. when osoff and warnock are going o raise taxes. you may have seen it calling mbers of the united states gangsters and thugs because they cut taxes. has called warnock on our most ally and with the strong support of kelly loffler has erdue, president trump never done when he moved the erican embassy to jurem, the capital of israel. under president trump, david perdue and kelly loffler, the world will know this, america stands with israel. cheers and applause] and with jon osof

it didn't stand up with the 6-3 majority on the supreme court with judge barrett on the court. there are a lot of conservative scholars are saying well you know jacobsen deference to public health doesn't fly particularly in relation to your religious liberties and even economic liberties. it drills down into religion and economics but it's just a general thing now whether or not jacobsen is going to be robust in the next decade. >> guest: i think predicting how nine people behave is a fools -- jacobsen is a charter of civilization. it's a little bit like authorizing a military draft. states and i mean states in the international sense, the united states, nation-states if they want to survive they had to be a will to do what's required and sometimes military draft might have a narrow conscience objector but judges are in a good position to manage that question. similarly a nation-state that won't survive the pandemic has to be able to take the mandate vaccine. i find it indispensable to our society and i hope it will survive. >> host: i love you term charter of civilization and

dr barrett our senior clinical lecturer at the exeter university medical school thank you very much for your time thank you. i was being called the largest digital migration in history millions of users are abandoning what's up over new terms to share data with parent company facebook after a public backlash the company did say it would delay the move until may but its reputation has already been down there and even global leaders announced which ing to print their privacy centric rivals such as telegram looking at the transistor dimitri puck. moving to greener pastures has been one of the key drivers of humanity's survival but if in the past people fled from war dictators and natural disasters today we're witnessing a very 21st century style of mass migration the already massive influx of new users to telegram has only accelerated we may be witnessing the largest digital migration in human history millions have recently chosen to ditch the old new media as messengers and move to even newer ones like telegram or signal and there are 2 big bug bears behind the exodus privacy is the big o

months ago when senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and gop senators approved just as amy coney barrett republican appointed justice under the former president to the supreme court. could the democrats turn the table and pointed this is the republicans try to so-called pack the court? >> they could but it's going to be a very hard, not only an argument to make but also one that is very hard to actually do right now in this kind of sentence, democrats are in the majority and both chambers for both of the majorities -- in order for them to change the number of people that some progressives want would be very difficult to do so. i also think most democrats privately believe don't think that's a great idea and that's why think we see not a lot of momentum about this. the big debate that were talking about right now is actually ending the legislative filibuster not about court packing like some are saying. but joe biden did say when he was still president-elect that he wanted to form a commission to go over this and to look at whether this is something that they could do but before even runn

barrett act i. first on the program a contemporary composition. i later after sundown the mood grows more mantic. concert cinema is the name of the elbe filament is open a concert series that's become a musical tradition if some are in this hands yet it city. another musical highlight of the concerts given at city hold by the film monique state orchestra one of hamburg's top orchestras is directed by stock conductor canada gonna hear them performing brahms 1st symphony which some call hamburg's unofficial land to move. to my deputy you shouldn't sing along but we did after us do you know my kind it's really nice to be from for those who normally aren't classical music fans assured. even during the encore the audience just con get enough. this is so poor and soul it suits your and so real zone. this enjoyment of music people always ask what kind of a city is hamburg but i have to say hamburg some musical city. i feel like i've traveled back in time to the baroque period this street is one of the fuel that were rebuilt after the 2nd world war it's o

president trump nominating barrett to replace ginsburg.ts pointed out republicans would not consider a nomination from president obama during an election year. barrett was confirmed in a party line vote. >>> an october surprise. president trump announces he had covid-19. the president hospitalized before making a complete recovery. a month later pfizer announced the vaccine was good. the uk approving the vaccine in december. followed shortly by american regulators granting american use authorization. the presidential election dominating the news. the candidates meeting at the end of suspect. it was a campaign like no other. joe biden sticking to small events and president trump resuming the signature rallies. 10s of millions of americans opting to vote early or by mail. president trump claiming victory. but all the mail in votes slowed the counting process and several days later fox news declared joe biden the winner. president trump refused to concede. those challenges have been rejected by the courts. the. now considering another white h

. >> donald trump nominates amy connie barrett -- amy coney barrett. >> everyone was arguing the sameties in the senate and now there is a vacancy on the supreme court, of course they are going to proceed. >> i surmise the democrats if they were in this position would do the same thing. >> everyone is being a hypocrite. politics makes people be full of crap. >> the senate began their confirmation hearing in the beginning of october. >> what is going to happen? >> the trial was kind of normal. >> to everyone's disappointment there was no mention of long dong silver and never professed her love of here. >> no notes going off of memory citing case laws and president. >> she knows how to write. >> a very strong well prepared smart family woman on that bench and we should celebrate that as we were able to celebrate and recover, justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> time for another who can forget pop quiz. which of these 2020 assassination targets was:the crossbow. was iranian general soleimani? was a russian oligarch vladimir sausage king mayor ago. or al qaeda's second in command of dollar mar

changed with the death of ruth bader ginsburg and president trump's nomination of judge amy coney barrettplace her. covid hit the oval office in october. president trump was diagnosed, hospitalized and released all in the waning days of the camp an. in november, we voted. joe biden won, president trump can disagreed. and tried to overturn the result both in the courts and in certain state legislatures. >>> mercifully the year-ended with some to positive news on covid. the vaccines were finally here. much needed shots in the arm that will continue far in to the new year. >>> and that is the overnight news for this new area's day. for some of you the news continues, for others check back later for cbs this morning. and you can follow us online, any time, at cbs ne .com. reporting >>> it's friday, january 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> new year, new hope. we take a look at celebrations across the globe as people look for a fresh start in 2021. >>> pharmacist arrested. how one man spoiled hundreds of covid vaccine doses meant for the public. >>> hotel dispute. new video emerge

pandemic or maybe they just have more time at the moment to think about automation is even today ellen barrett admits that he himself was scared of the cost of new technology now he has the know how to reassure his customers robots are getting cheaper all the time programming them is easy and no one loses a job even though the robots do most of the work. before we go here's one company that couldn't distance itself asked enough from the storming of the u.s. capitol last week even though it probably didn't need to someone snapped this photo of a discarded can of axe body spray on the capitol grounds the photo was tweeted out and earned a quick reply from x. itself the company condemns the capital storming and believes in the peaceful transition of power and just in case you were wondering what your favorite body spray brands thinks about the state of u.s. democracy now you know. and even though you don't see me that's your business update here we are at this hour a day w. from in the team thanks for watching. nico is in germany to learn german. published in the uk why not learn with him online

amy coney barrett sitting there with no note going off a memory, citing case laws and precedents. >> her because she didn't take any notes. my question is does she know how to write. >> we have a very strong well-prepared smart family woman and we should also celebrate that justice were deliberate to celebrate and remember the life of justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> time for another who can forget pop quiz. which of these 2020 assassination targets was killed with a crossbow? was it iranian general customs who amounting. russian oligarchs or see the al qaeda second in command. the answer when we return. ♪ ♪ piano playing ♪ "what the world needs now" ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ no not just for some but for everyone.♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ >> who was assassinated with a crossbow? the answer is b. he was shot and us on the sausage king was killed in a sauna with a crossbow. i can't decide if that's more sopranos or game of thrones. >> mayor pete holds a r

. >> jesse: judge amy coney barrett expected to be confirmed to the supreme court by the senate. >> danacoming to life from liberty state park for one of the most highly anticipated presidential races in american history. 37 biden's lead in pennsylvania, nevada and georgia inching closer to the presidency. many states remain still too close to call. >> dana: attorney general william barr given the great green light to the justice department to investigate allegations of voter fraud. >> jesse: claiming election victory today. his campaign's legal team ramps up their efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 race. >> juan: president-elect joe biden enters in more cabinet picks today and promising to fix the economy with a progressive agenda. >> greg: california putting president-elect joe biden over the edge. i was trying to do that. passed 270 electoral college votes. >> dana: a monumental moment, the first vaccine shipments are finally here. >> juan: greg, i remember one day you said something to the effect that years like the 1918 pandemic and i think he went back to the black dread

and msnbc's mora barrett in harrisburg, pennsylvania where law enforcement officials are preparing for potential protests this weekend. talk about the scope of security where you are in washington. >> the bottom line is d.c. is closed. yesterday the mayor held a briefing in which she told anyone who thought they were coming here for the inauguration to just stay home. something like 12,000 national guardsmen and women are stationed all around the district. if you have ever been here as a tourist, anywhere you've been in d.c. downtown is inaccessible at this moment. it's more police presence, more security presence than i saw during the height of the protests this summer or during any previous inauguration i can remember. it is truly a different city than i've seen at any point in time. we haven't even gotten to the point which could be sunday night into monday when they shut down the bridges from virginia. truly a locked down capital city for the remainder of the trump administration. >> really from the pictures we're looking at, not like anything we've seen before. the city almost unr

. >> u2, mike barrett can heat rising tensions with china one of the many foreign-policy hotspots facing president-elect biden. here is what some ofpr our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 56 in lexington, kentucky were new year's eve celebration were disrupted when police evacuated the six block area du to a possible bomb threat. the action started when a polic officer in k-9 unit alerted authorities to a suspicious rv, but no explosives were found. fox five in new york city were blend new train hub in manhatta opens to the public. the formal postal building is now complete with a 92-foot hig skylight featuring more than an acre of glass it offers commuters and tourists a spacious alternative from acros the street where penn station sits with its subterranean network of windowless hallways and concourses. this is alive look at orlando, florida from fox 35, the big story there tonight is actually about 250 miles above the earth is the crew aboard, the international space station rin the new year with a zero gravity nasa's alternative to the traditional times squ

the question was asked if amy coney barrett is confirmed and joe biden is elected, should the supremees. the number do not increase the court, 58%. "washington post" says each court should reflect the rich diversity of those it deserves. trump halted any progress of that goal. the new administration will have to go to overdrive just to catch up. there's no time to waste. your time be thoughts on that, marc. beginning with you. >> yeah, if hillary clinton won in 2016 and appointed three supreme court justices, they wouldn't think anything is out of whack or no need for reform. they quite frankly are responsible for their own -- for the mess they're in. if they had not filibustered justice gorsuch, the republicans wouldn't have gotten rid of the filibuster for supreme court justices and not gotten rid of the filibuster, brett kavanaugh would have been confirmed. so the democrats by playing this filibuster game and by filibustering and getting rid of the filibuster for lower court judges has undermined their own position and created the opportunity for donald trump to to what they did. >

all of them were there, according to ted barrett. all of them, if not all 50, are voting to convict. they are definitely listening very closely. tomorrow they will all be sworn in as jurors tomorrow afternoon and then that trial will begin, and they're expected to be in the office at that point starting the week of february 8, erin. >> and john king was discussing how this is a crime scene, right sf they're walking through a cr crime. ab abby, this is the big question, how big they're going to go. who are they going to call for witnesses? are they going to call mike pence as a witness? what are they going to do? >> reporter: that's such a good point, because in so many ways, including the impeachment managers themselves, are witnesses to this event the president is being impeached over. in some ways they have a lot of options in terms of potential people that should be called. many. many believe, and whether they bring in witnesses for themselves, day by day the amount of evidence that is available to them is enormous. the problem is

rj barrett gets the ball here drains the 3 pointer new york 40 point 1st quarter. curry off the screen there 3 from the corner. it is good dubs on the comeback staff finish with 30 points, not bad. late in the 2nd quarter andrew wiggins made all of his 5 first-half shots that will step back up the words within 2, but then the turning point a very strange turn of events for sure draymond green evidently saying something to james wiseman but the rest thought was talking to him green is hit with a second technical fall and that's attic injection you can see how confused. he is he can't believe it steve kerr can't believe it curry can't believe it i couldn't believe it but that was it by by dream on the dog's head really to try to get back in rhythm because that one hurt on both sides the floor they miss shots turned the ball over several times they finished with a dismal 19 point 3rd quarter and went into the 4th 13 down that doesn't put you a very good spot and forth. knicks leading by 15 and are you couldn't stop barrett who just floats in that little one there a ca

president trump nominating judge amy coney barrett to replace ginsburg. the controversy, barrett eventually was confirmed in a party line vote. a big october surprise this year. president trump announcing he tested positive for covid-19. the president hospitalized for several days before making a complete recovery. about a month late e pfizer announcing their vaccine candidate was more than 95% effective in clinical trials. it was followed by positive data from moderna and astra zeneca. pfizer was approved for widespread usety start of december, followed shortly by emergency use authorization. and of course the presidential election dominating the news for much of the fall, the candidates met for a rowdy first debate at the end of september. >> will you shut up, man? >> reporter: it was a campaign like no other in american history. joe biden mostly sticking to small events with isolated crowds, and president trump resuming his signature rallies. covid also playing a big role at the ballot box. tens of millions of americans opting to vote early or by mail,

. >> amy coney barrett. >> a major tax cut. >> it's not fancy but it's the oval office. it's the great oval office. >> and peace deals in the middle east. >> this is peace in the middle east without blood all over the sand. you i say it. >> covering donald trump for the last few years. >> if it keeps getting worse and americans keep dying are you responsible? >> the virus will disappear. >> the few left here are demolalized and trying to get through the next week. >> you called yourself a nationalist and some people are saying that -- >> it's a racist question. >> the one constant was that he always stole his own show. >> that's enough. that's enough had. that's enough. >> can which may be why the new president. >> that's enough. >> it's a great nation. >> seems so determined to counter program. >> and over come the challenges in front of us requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy. unity. >> now, is it possible that a president that demanded to be seen and heard. >> will you shut up, man. >> could really just fade? did the rioters who stormed the capitol i

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and barrett who scored a career- best 28. 40 points in the first quarter. late first have, draymond green yelling at wiseman, but the ref thought he was yelling at him. he gave him his second technical of the night and he was ejected. without that he couldn't really get back into the game. and the jets and warriors 119- 104. >> he didn't realize that draymond green was yelling at his teammate. he thought he was yelling at him. obviously draymond green is one of our best and most impactful players, so it hurt us but we were playing very poorly to that point anyway.>> cut out aaron rodgers, watching his alma mater, four minutes left, cal is up 55-54. the bruins backed by one, a little over two to play, bernard hid from deep and ucla won 61-57 to stay unbeaten in pac-12 play. and locally usf santa clara and st. mary's won at leo lamere amount. and robert solow was introduced earlier today and he made a special connection with the new york media. he is the third jets coach since 2015, which the last time they actually had a winning season was september 11, 2001

nbc news digital reporter mora barrett has the story. >> reporter: without a federal system in placene administration, each state is doing it a little differently. but some states like west virginia are having better results than others. >> we don't have vaccines in a warehouse sitting on a shelf. we've got them in people's arms. >> reporter: west virginia is topping the charts with one of the best per capita vaccine rates in the country. it's also near the top of the list of states administering a high rate of doses distributed to them. but how exactly are they doing it? for one, they're focusing on high risk populations first. the state was the first in the country to complete first-round vaccinations in nursing homes and long term care facilities. there was another strategy they used. >> our great national guard and all of our health officials came up with an idea to basically recruit all the local pharmacies. >> our state is very unusual in that walgreens and cvs are not nearly as well distributed across all of our state. half of our pharmacies in west virginia are independently

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if you go back to the amy coney barrett supreme court nomination hearing, you had a number of democrats she was part of a cult because she was part of the catholic group that she was part of in college, and during her time as a law school professor. and also during her confirmation hearing is a federal judge, you had dianne feinstein saying the dogma lives loudly within her, and that's going to be a problem and why she was going to vote against her confirmation. the left is happy to his religion when it serves political purpose, as a convenience, and happy to use it as a weapon against anybody they disagree with politically, especially on the issue of abortion when it comes to faith. >> kennedy: hypocritical hogwash, i say! thank you, katie. san francisco has one of the west thomas problems in the country, and a new executive order from president biden, we may all have to pay for it. that sounds awful. that's next. ♪ ♪ it's a new day for veteran homeowners. with home values high and mortgage rates at their lowest now's the time to refinance and turn your home equity into money for your

and author of "october surprise: how the fbi tried to save itself and crashed an election, devlin barrettnvitation, and that is a violation of law. there has been a conversation among prosecutors for that group of peopleor for whom there are other charges to file, there are no other charges of violence. meaning they went in, maybe took pictures, maybe walked around, but they weren't trying to hurt anyone, they weren't encouraging violence andnc weren't damaging property in any way, should those people be charged with a crime and prosecuted? that's the discussion that's been had. obviously you have this sea of 800 people. there are all sorts of different gradations of conduct, and that is part of that debate. >> one of the things that the justice department is debating with the fbi, according to your reporting, is the credibility of the justice department and the fbi are at stake in such decisions given the apparent security and intelligence failures that preceded the riot. what does that imply, that they're sort of a little sheepish that they weren't at the front end of this thing, they w

rj barrett nails this 3 pointer new york at a 40 point 1st quarter. now curry off the screen 3 from corner that one is good dumped on the comeback steph finished with 30 points late 2nd quarter now andrew wiggins made all of his 5 first-half shots that step back out the words within 2, but then the turning points coming up here. draymond green has some strong words for james wiseman the referee fought dray was talking to him green is set with a second technical foul that's an automatic ejection he can't believe it steve kerr can't believe it curry can't believe it i can't believe that nobody could believe it but freeman is out the dogs they lost their rhythm on both sides of the floor after that they miss shots turn the ball over several times and committed a total of 26 fouls bike games and they finished with a dismal 19 point 3rd quarter. now the 4th knicks leading by 15 more from barrett who sends up this flown or a career-high 28 points for him the on and close to one 19 1 '04 victory after the game per cent the referee told him the second technic

steph with a turn over leading to a three by rj barrett who scored career best 28. five. late first half, top right, he is yelling at wiseman but the ref thought he was yelling at him. second technical of the night and he was ejected. warriors really couldn't get back into the game. tobin baseline, ejects warriors 119-104. >> he didn't realize that john butler didn't realize he was yelling at his teammate. he thought he was yelling at him. obviously he is one of our best and most impactful players. it hurt us but we were playing very poorly to that point anyway. >>> cut out aaron rodgers watching. four minutes left, 55-54, five for five on threes, scored 21. bernard from downtown, uclo won 61-57 to stay unbeaten in pac- 12 play. last night usf beat santa clara. >>> nfl just introduced saleh yesterday and the former 49ers defensive coordinator, he had an instant impact with new york media. he is third jets coach since 2015 which is the last time they actually had a winning season. on september 11, 2001 he thought his brother an employee in the world trade center migh

garrett haake, josh lederman, maura barrett, thank you so much for waking up early with us. we appreciate it. >>> in law enforcement talk, it's called bolo, be on the lookout. police right now are on the lookout for the man responsible for deliberately crushing an officer between two doors. you remember that disturbing footage from inside the capitol building. the latest on the search. >>> plus, we're going to talk to the man who taught senators ted cruz and josh hawley back at law school. why he doesn't think they were paying a whole lot of attention in class. >> you think? >>> and later, ali velshi will be on the ground in d.c. he'll explore how the insurrection at the capitol might impact joe biden's inauguration. "velshi: attack on democracy" starts today at 8:00 a.m. eastern. cy" starts today at 8:00 a.m. eastern. (grandmother) thank you for taking me home. it's so far. (young woman) don't worry about it, grandma! this will be fun. two chocolate milkshakes please. (grandmother) did you get his number? (young woman) no, grandma! grandma!! (grandmother) excuse me! (young

now, did they rush amy comey barrett? of course they did.go more quickly than maybe mitch has in mind? what you're going to see now is a big kabuki dance and negotiation over timing, joy. you're going to see chuck schumer -- and this is very weird because there's a handoff here that's going to occur in the next couple of weeks and all of a sudden chuck schumer gets to decide whether they stay and work on the weekend. chuck schumer gets to decide whether or not they adjourn at 10:00 at night. so you're going to see a negotiation. and also in these negotiations is going to be joe biden. because he doesn't want a trial to take up the whole day. he wants his confirmations to go forward. so there will be some give and take here. and i think nancy pelosi is going to hold off doing what she's doing until she gets some kind of signal about whether or not they can reach an agreement on how to go forward. >> so here's the question i have, this is a kind of almost a process question in a way. we know they can do more than one thing at the same time cle

that health experts have raised concerns over the vaccine developed by barrett biotech it's been approved without data on its efficiency being published and is yet to undergo large scale trials. nevertheless many indians welcome to the news that vaccines would soon be available. that like to live and if they do even you'll hear still rather that the enough room that there should be it gets back to our normal life story i was going to ball i'll go as soon as the to arrives it's safety it's safety for us what's nation is safe for our body and if i don't get it because other people say things and i contract coke at 19 who knows the defects it's affects me. india has already held nationwide drills to prepare its health concern brits vaccine rollout it plans to inoculate around 300000000 people on a priority list this year that's with a population of 1300000000 the country has its work cut out. now to some of the other stories making news around the world new shares prime minister has said 100 people were killed in attacks on 2 villages on saturday islamist militants are believed to be respons

barrett from denmark is one of the founders of the couple circus which is barely bigger than the average afghan backyard. in afghanistan things everything is designed made organized for adults. so adults decides at all think. at all know what is the right thing his office is. now we are practicing for. one of the very big shows we do a lot of shows in schools and different places but the big shows takes of course a longer time to practice for not going on there was a label. that was. close no. we made this center. 2 years ago after we had to move from a place that was new to the parliament.

the role of judge barrett slots and are looking forward to see the judges at the high court really restart the u.k. . really nice to watch we have to leave it at that is beyond to the sollie member of the german part of the link thanks for your time and you now the americans then of course are pursuing a songe in connection with the wiki leaks revelations about the u.s. war crimes. but i. like all. the less. because the owner of say any of the millions of. wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence or talks like a hawk because. ok well let's bring in. he's following the case. into the background. over the last half hour or so it was announced that would be granted to you sanjay and that got quite a strong response from his supporters surely have and we already heard about the tensions when it comes to the protesters the. supporters that were there outside the court but in any case it could be that this isn't the final decision because potentially we do have 2 appeals pending one from the u.s. department of justice and we're guard to the blocked extradition and then the other one from joi

let's bring in correspondent barrett bash is in london following this situation for us to get today's hearings come after more than a decade of controversy surrounding a songe and wiki leaks what an extradition to the united states mean for him. well you drain the songes supporters off fearing that there could be a lengthy a prison sentence up to 175 years in a maximum security prison because the u.s. prosecutors say that julian assange has helped and danger lives and that he helped to breach the espionage act and the classified information so very severe charges could be following on that and that's why his supporters are appealing to the u.k. government if the judge today rules that julian the shoah son should be extradited to the appealing to the u.k. government actually not to grant it and to to help shelter julian assange and not to extradite him to the u.s. human rights because of voiced concern about him possibly being to the u.s. what are they worried about. there are many human rights groups and in fact many people here also specifically in the u.k. that are supporting julian

recommendation to grant's approval of barrett's biotechs kovacs in its appears that no efficacy data for the vaccine candidate was submitted from the phase 3 trials that are ongoing and completely confused parent has some data in preparation but as far as i'm aware there is absolutely no efficacy data that has been presented a published or health experts from india did share with us their thoughts and concerns over the vaccines approval for love for us in the in the spheres of science and public health. astonished to see. if you just look from the the data which is available to us that astra zeneca vaccine we're looking at in africa c.t. don't 60 pill wasn't part of the don't really have the necessary i think a seed so i think from that particular perspective for a country with 1200000000 people who provide these 2 vaccines mean not the one on the most strategy and the best decisions to be. i don't vaccinate in the one and the government should have considered the city from an effort to see the we have concerns in respect of both the a provost in respect of the part about expects eve