and now bernard kerik's lawyer, dogmas in his possession when she claimed were privileged and shouldowed to see, when claiming privilege is when you just mentioned and when i think could be smoking gun, which is a draft letter from trump that was basically declaring this emergencand allow for the seizure of evidence. it is a very complicated, but very quickly, i think the trump team expected on january 6 there would be something that did not happen, which they expected there to be left-wing counter protesters like the december 12 episode that was in the documentary you just played. th expectea repeat of that. i think that fully believed they could call out the national guard. remember, trump has called a lot of close allies in the pentagon just in the weeks right before january 6. e pentagon has authorization over the national guard. i think there was this theory that if there had been more violence that involved antifa, which was the enemy of the trump people as you just discussed in the last segment, that antifa could have been a pretext for them to call out the national guard on t

bernard, what do you see in ukraine right now with the situation with russia on the border?an incredible act of war and blackmail by vladimir putin. he is no longer a partner of europe. is he no longer an adversary. he acts as an enemy. and you have in the last days a series. statements threatening europe war. it is a very, very serious situation. it goes far beyond the fate of ukraine. >> bret: what is europe to do in this environment? >> europe has to be much stronger than it is. i am flightenned, for example, by the behavior of the germans. the fact that the germans, for example, refused to deliver weapons to ukraine is a shame. it means that we leave the brave ukrainian patriots under the boots of putin. we are engaged in a process of self-defense of europe and europeans don't understand it enough. and in particular germans who are betraying the ideals of europe and of the west. >> bret: bern narksd you went dot front lines there on the border of ukraine and russia. and spoke to some of those ukrainian soldiers. >> you have to go exactly as he goes, okay, the same path.

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general bernard, trainer, he's a retired marine corps lieutenant general, air force lieutenant general tom mac. and ernie who is with us in our foxes, were briefing room. they were beltway band with former pentagon officials who make out like bandits when they go into the private sector and then work for military contractor. this campaign is brilliant, it doesn't involve any collateral damage, no villages, no urban warfare. and it was a scandal that david barstow of the new york times uncovered he brought in the minutes of these meetings between rumsfeld and the military experts who were going on tv. was that completely orchestrated program inside the pentagon, giving talking points to the expert who would go on the media to shave public opinion ah, m q war perspectives were marginalized, in some cases, sensor the new york times was not the only us media outlet to turn into a conveyor belt for a false narrative, but because of its reach and influence at home and abroad, it helped set the news agenda. jill abramson was the times, is washington bureau chief chris hedges as beat at the ti

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one of the intellectuals who was brought into the white house to help frame the war on terror is bernard lewis, who are not lewis, is famous for pointing the term clash of civilizations. they want to turn this into a religious war. a war of islam against what they see is the, the world of the unbelievers and in the world of the unbelievers, obviously the americans come 1st. another person who was brought in is for read the korea. at the time was the editor, international edition of new suite of the war takes place and it goes well, which i think it probably will. you will also see at the end of this war that saddam hussein was indeed a murderous tire. and there will be stories that will be evidence and in that sense, you know, you will, you will, this war will look better in history perhaps than it does today. 911 gave a new lease and a new life to orientalist ideas and even oriented lists scribes. this man can world view of good and evil and away aloud for the bushes administration, notion of the slammer call to replace actually the space that the evil empire of the soviet union had occ

hears cornell bernard -- here is cornell bernard. reporter: a new shipment of more than 9000 masks from the federal government just arrived to protect many low income families they serve. 400 million are being shipped to community health centers and pharmacies nationwide. hundreds of covid test kits have also arrived and could be distributed next week. >> this is amazing news. it's great. i think it will keep us safer and it's going to help us in the next step with covid. reporter: first responders now have until march 1 to be fully vaccinated and boosted. the deadline was january 28. dr. matt willis explains the change. >> because there have been high rates of illness among first responders, they haven't actually had the chance to get those booster doses. because you can't get boosted within a certain time after you've been infected. reporter: police and firefighters have reported high vaccination rates. but there's a small percentage of those who have refused. the county says they can keep their jobs, but must test weekly. >> we ha

so, the latest developments now on the house committee investigating the january 6th attack, bernarder new york city police commissioner, has turned over a slew of documents to the panel that describe efforts to unearth evidence of election fraud. kerik also provided a, quote, privilege log, describing materials that he declined to provide to the committee, one such withheld document is titled "draft letter from potus" to seize evidence in the interest of national security for the 2020 elections. this is coming as the panel is asking the supreme court to reject former president trump's request to block white house records from being turned over to investigators. trump claiming executive privilege had objected to the committee's efforts to obtain the documents that included communication between the white house and the doj just days before the attack on the capitol. let's get into this. with me, joyce vance, former u.s. attorney, professor at the university of alabama school of law, and an msnbc legal analyst. joyce, it's great to see you on this new year's day. happy new year, my fri

where to meet if you get separated in the newsroom, i'm cornel bernard.m swepted through parts of the northeast. this is a look at the capital beltway. the snow and ice is take ago toll on travel dozens of accidents have been reported throughout the region. traffic almost dime a screeching halt. 1200 flights at charlotte douglas international are now grounded. new york's governor is urging everyone to stay off the roads. >> because overnight is going to be very unpredictable. wand the darkness and ice on the road and hig w ousands areloda o north carolina with strinds in the forecast that grow. two dozenses as i ripped through a trailer park in north myerser, florida. that's two arrests have been made in the uk. police in manchester, great britain have taken two teenagers into custody fors after the the hostage situation in colleyville, texas. the suspect was shot dead after an f.b.i. hostage rescue team stormed the synagogue. he was demanding the release of a convicted terrorists who is in federal prison. president boyden called the hostage take an act o

or there is no, there is no goal to load that we are all of a slave in this case also with band of bernard mouth, despite the warnings, but none has no plans of backing away. what i had to do, i has doodle, i must go and think i stopped me like that. these is to lucy's hope is that the latest scandal will shine the light of the church spellings and help make some much needed reforms. con sister lucy and others like her way instead, victimized for speaking out openly about the churches alleged feelings. the double correspondent membership just while joins me now for more from delhi membership. do we know why the court acquitted bishop franco malackle of these charges to court only delivered a single leg. what did? seeing that the bishop had been acquitted, the child was closed and the media was restricted from reporting the proceedings without prior permission of the court. now, of course, the bishop representation says that there was insufficient evidence, but this has been strongly contradicted by the prosecution as well as the investigation investigating officers, the officers amuse stat

i will bernard brothers responsibility with which you haven't trusted me in we yet. i don't know madam, that i will do everything in my power to represent the you and the european citizens. well neil ruby met sola is a trained lawyer and a political conservative. as stella, korea at the eu has led her to the top of the european parliament as the 1st woman in 20 years. her special interests include civil liberties and the rule of law. she is known for her confidence and her clear stance on matters. we must fight back against the anti you narrative that takes hold so easily and so quickly. disinformation and misinformation further amplified during the pandemic fuels easy cynicism and cheap solutions of nationalism. on the eve of her election, she organized a service in honor of her predecessor, italy is prime minister maya druggie, and francis president in man on my call for among the guests. sent a left politician david saw sorely passed away suddenly last week. just ahead of the end of his term and will leave you with a good news story from the galapagos islands, or

bernard ashby, a miami cardiologist and florida state lead for the committee to protect health care.t there. the story notes while cases are surging in australia, officials are holding the line. they're allowing the various to circulate in communities. australia's prime minister declared it's possible to live with the various. their approach different from our approach. is that an approach we should consider? >> well, good morning. and happy mlk day, craig. so australia's circumstances are different from the u.s. in a number of ways, but under any circumstance, letting a virus rip through a population is never a good idea. i'll tell you why. because one, you're going to overwhelm health care systems. and that's what we're seeing here in the u.s. but in addition to that, you're also dealing with an underserved or a short-staffed health care system around the globe, particularly in the u.s. what you're dealing with is a huge number of patients coming in at the same time, dealing with multiple medical illnesses that are exacerbated by the omicron variant, so simply letting it rip does n

pg&e says it could take is to restore the power to some parts of the east bay in oakland cornell bernardbc 7 news still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 preparing to ring in the year of the tiger the ceremony held today that included a very special tribute and a community coming together to remember a bay area woman who was pushed to her death in new york city one week ago the event to honor - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. this may be an understatement but 49ers fans are definitely excited about the team moving on in the playoffs abc 7 news reporter and curry went to a watch party in san francisco tonight. we're fans came together and some say the team is a great way to provide. hope for the city. it feels like it could be our year. the 49ers are moving on in the playoffs and alex banks from alameda embrace

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us to explain why a bay area city says it is being forced to scare back testing -- scaled-back testing appointments during this time. >> the public health departments as staffing issues may force some covid testing sites to reduce their hours, but one supervisor demanding issues tonight -- demanding answers tonight. lines for testing are long no matter where you are in the bay area. from santa rosa to antioch, where california national guard troops are assisting at this testing site. >> it feels good to support the community. >> in san francisco, check out this line protesting at school district headquarters, stretching around the block on sunday. >> as omicron is on the r re, rs iser the school district says it has given 11,000 rapid tests in the past week and distributed 57,000 home test kits. >> it is great that they are doing these testing sites. the lines are long. people are being diligent about trying to get here. >> even a member of our bc seven news vaccine team was challenged finding a test after having a possible exposure. >> i wante

bernard kerik, right? bernie kerik. folks here in new york know him because he is a former new york police commissioner who worked with rudy giuliani, looking for evidence of voter fraud. kerik seeing that he paid for 163s in washington hotels used as command centers. and you can bet your bottom dollar the committee has questions about what went on in those command centers. i bet they want to know who the command center was commanding. who were they commanding? what were they commanding? why did you need a command center? and when a coup fails, then comes the whitewashing, the cover-up. elected officials who were in the united states capitol while it was being attacked. they knew the score. they knew it then, and they know it now. just like kevin mccarthy. this is what he said exactly one year ago tonight. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action of president t

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live in marin county, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. julian: thank you for that live report. a live look from sky seven right now, this is the berkeley marina where those evacuation warnings have been put in place this morning. we are taking a close look at these boats to see if we see any rocking. that would be a sure sign of this to nami -- tsunami, and the waves rolling in. but it looks like those boats are calm at the moment. as lisa has been telling us, what we are expecting to see this morning will be pulsing tides. essentially, pulsing waves that will be rolling in throughout the day as we continue to watch this to nami advisory begin. we're taking these live images from sky seven overlooking the brooklyn molina -- marina, where things have been, at the moment. we know there have been tsunami advisories issued in local cities from mill valley to san francisco to emeryville. but again, this evacuation order for the berkeley marina and also as cornell bernard mentioned moments ago, that ocean beach in san francisco is closed. we're currently working to speak to the san f

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many health care workers are feeling overwhelmed, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us howe trying to cope. i thought it was going to be a little bit shorter. kind of didn't think i was going to be standing in the rain, either. thomas conley needed a covid test but didn't expect that would mean standing in the rain for more than two hours outside roseland community center in santa rosa. it's the only test site in cinema county. accepting walk ins. camelia pitino found that out the hard way. so this is the third testing site i went to today. one of them wasn't accepting to walk in. the second one was closed down because a couple people got sick with covid. here's time lapse video showing how long that line for testing was. we had 700 people yesterday, 750 the day before maggie gondolas healthcare company is contracted by the county to do the testing, but demand is overtaking supply. i ordered a bunch of tests surprise, but they've been slow all over the state. i guess she's trying not to turn anyone away. that's all right now. we have probably about 20 people who are out eit

indeed, another story that came out in the last 2a hours, the bernard castle has had twice as many visitsing part of our political culture. the truth is, the phrase "a work event" now also seems to be coming into our culture as a joke reference to a party. again, another indication of the way in which this story and the ways in which it's being defended have become part of our wider political consciousness then perhaps people are not net necessarily going to forget quickly. i haven't forgot dominic cummings. to that extent, the delay in the release of this reports won't necessarily be to the government's advantage. they can hope the anger will dissipate, but the trouble is, the anger and the revolt of all of this has become so pervasive that it won't be that easy to turn around. 0k, won't be that easy to turn around. ok, very good to talk to. thank you so much. sirjohn curtis from the university. thank you. and just after half past five we will be speaking to sir peter fahy — former chief constable of greater manchester police. theresa may has said she is "angry" at the allegations of par

bernard ashby, thank you very much. that is tonight's reidout.taff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. >> new revelations from the january 6th committee. >> we have firsthand testimony that his daughter, ivanka, went in at least twice to ask him to please stop this violence. >> tonight, how donald trump is solidifying support amid dire warnings about the state of our democracy one year after the insurrection. then, jesse wegman of the "new york times" editorial board on why his

many health care workers are just feeling overwhelmed right now, abc seven news reporter cornell bernardo cope. i thought it was going to be a little bit shorter. kind of didn't think i was going to be standing in the rain, either. thomas conley needed to covid test but didn't ext w mstdi more than two hours outside roseland community center in santa rosa. it's the only test site in cinema county, accepting walk ins. pitino found that out the hard way. so this is the third testing site i went to today. one of them wasn't accepting to walk in. the second one was closed down because a couple people got sick with covid. here's time lapse video showing how long that line for testing was. we had 700 people yesterday, 750 the day before maggie condolence healthcare company is contracted by the county to do the testing, but demand is overtaking supply. i ordered a bunch of tests surprise, but they've been slow all over the state. i guess she's trying not to turn anyone away. that's all right now. we have probably about 20 people who are out either diagnosed with covid. russian river brewing co

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. >> kimberly martin is professor of political science at bernard college. says it is good that the sides are talking, but these meetings may not mean much to lowering tensions. >> it is on the -- it is unclear whether these talks will have any impact on putin's decision-making. i think his decision on what to do and ukraine will have more to do with a cost-benefit analysis of what russia would gain or lose by intervening than it is by how these talks go. i think putin is trying anything he can to see what might work. we also have to remember that putin's background is as a kgb officer. he very much enjoys using deception against his opponents. anything that appears to be what he is doing on the surface may not be what his actual intentions are. i think it is significant that russia is meeting with nato once again because in october of 2021, russia temporarily withdrew from the nato-russia council in anger after i think it was eight russian diplomats had been expelled from the nato group as being undercover spies. it is very significant that the talks are ac

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live in tiburon tonight, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. dion: that is wild video, thanks. over to santa cruz comeau where tsunami waves arrived in the pulses and flooded the santa cruz harbor and parking lot. ryan curry joins us from the harbor. what can you tell us? ryan: good evening. many santa cruz residents started the day very concerned over the incoming tsunami threat. water rose to cautious levels in some areas, especially near the santa cruz harbor. as the day went on, many residents and their concerns were eased. santa cruz residents on high alert saturday. >> we were watching the water push the lower deck on the waterfront, and the wharf was really moving. cornell: edward martinez was out monitoring the water levels in the morning. he initially did nothing the tsunami warning was much of a problem, but he says the water level kept rising, especially toward the harbor, causing him some concern. >> we were like, maybe this is a big deal. we were looking out towards the beach. you can see the plume behind me. all of a sudden, it disappeared and of the water kept go

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these changes are effective immediately stanford athletic director bernard muir says full spectator attendance all event will resume as soon as it's appropriate spectator that outdoor winter event will be seated with social distancing and we'll have to wear a mask. so just another way covid is changing things now staying on the college level more covid change is one of the most anticipated local college hoops matchup of the season has been postponed santa clara. they were set the hosts saint mary's on thursday. but the gaels don't have enough bodies because the players in covid protocols saint mary's is projected as a tournament team this year. they're 12 3 on the season them and for ball. and meanwhile, santa clara and they're also having a solid year as well. the broncos are 10 5, a makeup date has not been announced yet. all right. by now you've probably seen this piece of video a section of the bleachers at washington football team's fedexfield on on sunday. just collapsed as eagles quarterback jalen hurts was walking off the field and into the railing broken fans came tumbling into that t

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