brian brandenberg says if democrats when expect more market losses, he explains next. : just stop.ods. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette jillian: markets reacting negatively to the runoff in georgia. todd: investors uncertainty, are the markets giving us a window, the economic advisor, brian brandenberg. they saw some things they didn't like in anticipation of a democratic win? >> markets yesterday, it looks like democratic candidates picked up momentum. betting markets moving in the direction of democratic candidates and that is what investors look at. betting markets, markets looking at that. we thought georgia would hold the senate republicans and if that is not the case that means a lot could change this coming year end investors, looking at the prospect of higher regulations to slow the recovery, this is absolutely enormous from the perspective of the economy and the perspective of investors trying to figure out what this environment will look a

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during a hearing today prosecutor said stephen brandenberg did not refrigerate the maderna vials.y the vials contained 500 doses of the vaccine. >>> the u.s. set another pandemic record for air travel, despite repeated warns by health officials to avoid traveling over the holidays. transportation safety administration say 1.3 million people went through their security checkpoints yesterday. that's the highest number of people screened in a single day since the beginning of the pandemic. the previous record was set the day before when they screened 17.2 million people. at sfo, more than 16,000 people flew out of the airport that's a 75% drop compared to next year. >>> we are learning more about a new year's eve deadly hit and one. the women were 27 and 60 years old. they tell us the suspect is facing a long list of felony charges. >> reporter: san francisco's district attorney told us the charges against ma cal stir. he was the man behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle that ran a light on new year's eve, t bones a car and hitting a car with two women, 60-year-old elizabeth plat and

heard them is -- >> so isn't the key then, renato, going to be the supreme court precedent set in brandenbergrkts a ku klux klan member said versus what happened? isn't it all going to hinge on that? >> i think that's important. so the listeners and viewers understand, it is what the supreme court said is, if your inciting someone to commit imminent lawless action, it's incitement. and that's a very high bar that's usually almost never met. it wasn't met in the ku klux klan rally but here the crowd actually did storm the capitol and trump did talk about the capitol in the speech. it's really the sort of thing that, you know, could arguably fit in with that definition. >> okay. renato, good to have your legal mind on this. thank you. >> thank you. >> jim? >> so many big legal questions. >>> from hurricanes and wildfires to flooding and droughts, president biden set to kick off an ambitious plan to fight the climate crisis and create jobs in the process. we'll have a live report next. it's a big priority for this administration. >>> plus, we're just moments away from the opening bell on wall st

know, what he said was sort of protected by free speech, and we'll become experts on this case, brandenbergreme court worked to distinguish protected free speech on the one hand, which might have bellicose language and on the other hand, speech that's actually intended, directed to produce some sort of imminent violence. and i think we're going to hear from the president's lawyers that that's not what he was doing. he was engaging in protected free speech and he didn't intend for the raid on the capitol to happen. >> yeah, intent a lot harder to prove. julian epstein, ross garber, i'm insure we'll have more questions for you in the coming days and weeks. >>> president biden is now looking to vaccinate 1.5 million americans per day, upping his goal. coming up, how he plans to meet that goal. >>> also keeping an eye on the markets this morning. we're moments away from the opening bell. futures relatively flat this morning. pointing a little higher after the brief market dip yesterday. some big companies out with corporate earnings today could give investors an idea which companies are struggl

to do that they have to follow the brandenberg philosophy that it was something not said where violencet have any intent for a riot to be incited. of course, you have to use common sense. when you think about the straight line between the comments and comment, they have an uphill battle. >> you can't cry fire in a crowded theater. that's not a first amendment right. you advised democrats during president trump's first impeachment a year or so ago, we're learning his legal team is going to question the legality of the entire senate impeachment trial because he whether no longer be president of the united states. do you think they have a strong case? >> wolf, they have no case at all to question the legality of the trial. in the 18th century the blount case, an ex-official impeached and tried. in the 19th century the bellkna case, exofficial impeached and tried. presidents are subject to the same laws as the rest of us so there's no basis for that objection. >> laura, the president's advisers told him he needed to condemn all of the violence or he will be held responsible one way or anoth

he said he did it because he believed the shots would mutate people's dna. 46-year-old jordan brandenberg was arrested last week. he deliberately tried to ruin the vaccine because he believed this conspiracy theory. he tried to spoil dozens of vials of moderna vaccine by removing them from the refrigerator. authorities are trying to determine if the vaccine doses are still effective before deciding on formal charges. >>> we want to take a moment to remember some of the more than 353,000 americans lost to coronavirus. connecticut state trooper was among the first to respond to the sandy hook shooting. he continued to work as a deputy chief with the east brooklyn connecticut fire department and a 911 dispatcher in foster, rhode island. george rock was a 22-year veteran of the los angeles fire department. his death from coronavirus on new year's day made him the second l.a. firefighter to die of the disease in the last six months. the 57-year-old fire captain leaves behind a wife and four children. joe ellen engelbart was just 32 years old and six months pregnant when she contracted the viru

nazis marched through skokie, when nazis called for me to be killed and me to be injured, when brandenberglawyers at the moment. remember rudy giuliani? apparently, donald trump 's cross with rudy giuliani and does not want to pay his $20,000 and does not want to pay his $20,000 a day fee for representing him during these various failed court cases when he alleged there was somehow election fraud. james, anyone in legal circles will tell you president trump is not the ideal client because he doesn't pay or take your advice. he client because he doesn't pay or take your advice.— client because he doesn't pay or take your advice. he could always defend himself _ take your advice. he could always defend himself in _ take your advice. he could always defend himself in the _ take your advice. he could always defend himself in the senate - take your advice. he could always defend himself in the senate and| take your advice. he could always i defend himself in the senate and say not guilty, that would guarantee something this former president mike like —— might like. it's not really the job of jo

neither brandenberg or his attorney are commenting on the case.s is one case of vaccine sabotage. and remember it's happening against a much larger backdrop of the nation facing a slow vaccine rollout and facing some concerns about having enough doses to go around. >> jacqueline howard, thank you for that. >>> in los angeles one of the biggest fears surrounding the surge in covid cases is now becoming a reality that health care will have to be rationed. with icu capacity at zero, l.a.'s emergency medical services agency has told crews not to transport patients who have little chance of survival. ems defines this as no pulse or signs of breathing after at least 20 minutes of resuscitati resuscitation. ambulance teams are also being told to conservative oxygen supply. i want to bring in dr. robert walker, if chair of uc san francisco's department of medicine. this is scary, right. this is a scary low for the pandemic. these are tough decisions that no health care system would want to make. so explain why hospitals are having to make these kinds of d