. >>> brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. have a good day. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. in 48 hours, a divided and ailing nation on edge will feel the whiplash from the end of a disgraced president's chaotic tenure to the beginning of a new administration. a force of power lacking the usual dignity of transition between unions. martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech is completely empty. the fbi is vetting thousands of national guardsmen, deployed to protect the insurrection threat. some were veterans, some were military. during the charge, an army reservist was described by a federal foreman in court documents as a nazi sympathizer and a white supremacist. silence has blank eeted the whi house. the president hasn't been seen in public in a week. the president's term will end with him issuing 100 pardons and commutations. the president will leave office with the lowest approval rating. even though, trump has orchestrated a flashy sendoff that b

brianna?rynn, that in the early days of the pandemic, governor cuomo got a lot of positive attention for the way he was putting forth a lot of information that was based on science and informing the public. it stood in contrast to what we saw coming from the white house. and he really did, i think, enjoy the positive reviews of that. but this has been -- we've seen sort of an effort on the part of his administration to not share data, that when you look at, say, new jersey compared to new york and you look at other neighbors, the numbers just don't add up, like you said the undercounting of 50%. they stand in stark contrast. do we have any sense of why they haven't been particularly forthcoming as this thing has bubbled for months and months? >> no, and like you said, this is what's been dogging the attorney general's office. he put out a book himself. this is one issue that constantly comes up, even from state lawmakers in the same party as governor cuomo. these are more questions that will b

brianna picks up right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we are watching history in progress today as lawmakers move ahead to hold president trump accountable for inciting a mob to attack the u.s. capitol. right now the clock is ticking for vice president mike pence. democrats want him to gather the remaining members of the cabinet and invoke it is 25th amendment to remove the president. it does seem unlikely, though, that he will act, even after the president hammered pence for not subverting the electoral system in trump's name and led two members of the capitol mob calling for pence's head. if the vice president doesn't act today, house democrats will proceed with impeachment. the single article of impeachment they have introduced says, quote, donald john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states. he also willfully made statements that in context encouraged and foreseeably resulted in lawless action at the capitol. we could be seeing a vote

. >>> brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. have a good day. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar, and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world as we watch the capitol. it looks like a fortress. they are getting threats of attacks possibly with more fire power behind it. extremists are now more emboldened to carry out attacks since they broke in last week. authorities have arrested this man seen carrying a confederate flag through the halls of the capitol. kevin freed of delaware has been identified as this person, in the meantime, police have arrest aid man accused of striking a capitol police officer with a fire extinguisher during the january 6 riots. "politico" identifies the man in this video as robert sanford. he is a retired chester firef firefighter, and in the video he is seen wearing a dark plaid shirt and a backpack. he picks up what appears to be a fire extinguisher on the ground. moments later he throws it at a group of police officers nearby. it hit one officer square on the back of the

brianna? >> manu, thank you. >> thank you. >>> it sounds like some of president trump's kids and most loyal backers may not have made the pardon cut and president trump will be releasing his final video message minutes from now. jim acosta reports live next on cnn's special live coverage. university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in new scholarships through this month, because hope fuels opportunity. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu >>> breaking news now from the white house, we're just learning that president trump plans to release his farewell video in minutes. want to go to cnn's white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, what do twe know about this? >> reporter: arntdson, the white house has released excerpts of what the president plans to say in this video that's going to be released at 4:00. at this point, according to these excerpts, it does not appear the president takes any responsibility for the attack on the capitol on january 6th and does not ad

brianna ke brianna keilar picks it up now. >>> i am brianna keilar. to viewers in the u.s. and around the world, america is amid crises. after the insurrection at the capitol in donald trump's name, the president is on the verge of becoming the only president to be impeached twice. now esshe is announcing he won' attend the inauguration which is one of the acts for peaceful transfer of power. there has been violence like we haven't seen in the heart of america's democracy. we are learning a fifth person died from wednesday's siege at the capitol by trump incited rioters. the flag is half staff for one of its own, officer brian sicknick. he died from wounds he received during the insurrection according to capitol police. prosecutors are about to open a federal murder investigation, the president has yet to offer a public word of condolence. what he did say is he will be leaving the white house. it hasn't stopped calls for impeachment. there's an intense phiing fear the worst could be ahead. even with just 12 days left to go. assistant house speaker telling cnn articles of im

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brianna? >> what you're, you mention there, the u.s. hasn't been leading the world when it comes to seeking out and identifies mutations. how bad is the u.s. doing at that? >> you know, take a look at this, because the data is, all well documented. we can actually take a look. when we look at number of sequences done genomic sequences that tell us where there are mute agencies and there aren't. do a lot of sequences. we are finding the u.s. has not done so great with that. we see iceland one, australia two. u.s. in 33rd place. we are behind places like senegal, sierra leone, places with far fewer resources than the u.s. does they're doing a better job. >> all right. elizabeth, great to see you. thank you so much. elizabeth cohen. >>> talk now with the medical director at baylor college of medicine. i want to ask you about these studies. first i want to ask you, i mean, why is this country, which has such good medicine, and you know so many scientists who are so gifted in their fields, why are

>> yeah, brianna, i think so. and i think a lot of scientists -- i know a lot of scientists are already thinking so. i know that pfizer and moderna, we already know what those mutation and see where those mutations occur in the virus spike protein. i know they have already started programming future vaccines to have those mutations taken into consideration. so in my opinion, yeah, that's probably what we are going to have to do until we get this virus completely under control worldwide, not just in the u.s. >> and let's talk finally about double masking, because dr. fauci, he said it's a good idea. is that something that you're going to start practicing, that we should start practicing? >> that's something, yeah, i started practicing it yesterday when all the information started coming out more clearly. it's so disturbing to me, there are some tweets by representatives saying -- making fun of people that single mask, double mask. that's just toxic masculinity to try to make people feel less than. a cloth mask will

that makes it more urgent, brianna. for the incoming administration, congress needs to act quickly and nominate the nominee for dhs to make sure there is a security of homeland security secretary in place to receive all this information and act accordingly in the event of a crisis and set the administration up for success. >> devlin, real quickly, before i let you go, the fbi is taking it seriously now, but you're looking at threats potentially widespread across the country when it comes to potential armed gatherings. is the fbi confident that they do have, you know, the correct response and the correct picture that they should be looking at? >> i think what the fbi is trying to do now, given the events of last week, is sound the warning as best they can, that everyone needs to step up their security, everyone needs to step up their intelligence collecting, and everyone needs to prepare for the possibility of violence on the 17th and three days later for the inauguration. i don't think they will be caught flat-footed th

brianna keilar picks up right now. have a great day. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. on his first full day as president, joe biden will speak about the first important item on his agenda, the coronavirus response plan. he's doing it as he gets hit with a major setback when it comes to vaccinations. sources tell cnn president biden is inheriting a non existent covid vaccination plan. a member of the covid advisory board says the team only knew the details that were known to the public, and that included operation warp speed briefings and details on distribution. >> what we knew in the transition advisory board was that we were not getting any information that was not public information already. and so what was a complete mystery, was there going to be a binder describing the national strategy and what the strategy was of distribution and where things were. the team on arrival, the president and his team found that there was not those pieces

brianna? >> josh campbell, thank you so much. >>> despite the threats, just in to cnn we've learned senate republicans are now planning to filibuster president biden's pick to lead the homeland security department. >>> plus, gop lawmakers are really tying themselves in knots to give reasons why donald trump's second impeachment trial should not take place. 20 different reasons. we'll roll the tape. re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. the new myww+ gives you more of what you need to help you lose weight! more simplicity with the what's in your fridge? recipe feature. and more motivation with on-demand workout classes. the new myww+. j

>> it already is, brianna.hink carl bernstein is exactly right, that this tape is in many ways worse than anything that we saw in watergate. and there's a big reason for that. at its fundamental core, richard nixon and all the criminality and corruption that surrounded him was about corrupting the game of politics, corrupting the playing field where the campaign was going to take place. what we have seen donald trump do repeatedly and most recently in this tape but hardly only on this tape is tried to corrupt the institutions of democracy. these are the traditions and rituals that bind us together as americans generation after generation, the things that make our democracy work. and that's the type of damage that is hard to rebuild, and it's particularly troubling to watch the republican party, which has, for decades and centuries, played along according to this agreed-upon set of rules for our democracy, play along now with donald trump to undermine the very democracy, the very types of traditions that we need

brianna? >>> president-elect biden's daughter is speaking today about first lady melania trump and her failure to reach out to her mother, the incoming first lady, jill biden, during the lead-up here to the inauguration. ashley biden says that her mother has not heard from mrs. trump in the course of the transition, which usually includes customary interactions during this handover period from one administration to the next. the most visible of which is for the sitting president and first lady to greet the incoming first couple and give them a tour of the white house. the obamas graciously provided these kurtcourtesies to the trun their inauguration day in 2017 as did first families before them. >> i don't think what they're doing is traditional protocol, which is unfortunate, but i think we're all okay with it. well, i will not have a job with the administration. i will, however, hopefully use this platform to advocate for social justice, for mental health to be involved in community developm

i am brianna keilar.erican history when georgia voters will determine whether democrats control all the levers of power in washington, and when republican lawmakers will take the extraordinary step of trying to overturn the will of the voters. we begin in georgia, voters are hitting the polls in two runoff rais races that decide who controls the senate. if warnock and ossoff win, they pick up two seats and gain control of the senate for democrats. 50 senators, matching the balance of power with republicans. and vice president elect kamala harris would be able to break any tie. if republicans, incumbent david perdue or kelly loeffler win one of the races, republicans keep control of the senate by a slim margin. one indicator how important today is is the amount of money that's been thrown in. talking more than a 45 billion dollars. gary tuckman is in fulton county, most populous county in georgia. tell us what it is like there at the polls. >> reporter: well, brianna, we want to welcome you to the epicente

brianna keilar is there.r: we are watching president biden right now come past our camera location with his -- hold on one second, jake. can you unite the country, mr. president? all right. so just -- the president, jake, coming over to give one member of the press a fist bump saying keep doing what you're doing. we have some questions for him, obviously he is not answering them. certainly he must think there's plenty of time to do that, this being, of course, the one moment of really getting out and being seen and playing not to an audience in person, jake, but to the cameras that are here. and he is flanked, of course, by service members from the five branches. and this is a very different scene. i'm struck by being here, you know, four years ago and looking across the street and seeing -- you get to witness the first family as they partake in this procession, as we watch it after it comes through after them. this is obviously a very different scene, but also a very important moment where the president and

>> you know, brianna before we talk about these numbers i want to say something.nk we've all gotten a little innard to these numbers. see tens of thousands deaths doesn't almost saaffect us. think of individual people, husbands, wives you mothers, fathers, sons, daughters. these are real people and now look at the numbers. look at deaths in the u.s. in the past two weeks there have been 38,000. so 38,000 deaths over two weeks is about 19,000 deaths per week. now the forecast, from the cdc. not from some fringy kind of place, thinks that they forecast over the next three weeks we'll see 92,000 deaths. so that's a rate of about 30,000 a week. so a much -- an increased death rate in the three weeks to come, and the death rate that we've seen in these past two weeks has been horrible enough. brianna? >> that is incredible. i mean, when you break it down like that. 30,000 in a week. you also have new reporting about an escape mutant that may decrease the efficacy of coronavirus vaccines. what does that mean? >> so we've been talking about these variants we've been seei

brianna keilar picking it up. have a good day. >>> helhello, i'm brianna keila and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >>> tomorrow as the house delivers another impeachment article to the senate condemning former president trump for inciting insurrection at the capital, his successor is adding to his record-breaking list of executive actions, more than 30 so far. now biden begins his first full week as president, and in moments the white house will hold their press briefing to give more details on one of today's orders. this one, unlike one of the many others, does not undo trump's work, it emphasizes it. it is to boost manufacturing. but two other actions do reverse trump's directives. just moments ago president biden signed an order to lift the ban on transgender troops in the military. and biden is reinstating coronavirus travel restrictions that trump wanted lifted this month. it restricts citizens coming from brazil, the island, u.k. and much of europe. he also aldded muc

brianna, i want to note. what you said about the cdc and whether or not they know what sort of the quantity is of how many vaccines exist, where we are. i really do think the biden administration, there's only so much time that you can say it's day five, or day 12, or day 15, and we're getting arms around this. on wednesday, when those health care professionals come before cameras and answer questions about this, they're going to be hard-pressed no the to have their arms around exactly what is the vaccine situation? what is the quantity? i just don't think you can go much further in the aed min stmin -- administration with, we're still getting our arms around this. and kaitlan collins, this is the question, perhaps, most pernt nan pertinent to lives of americans which is how many vaccine is available in the u.s.? you heard david chalian they can only get away with that answer for so long. >> reporter: i think they're aware of that. trying to see what the state of the vaccine and supplies were. several officia

brianna, a personal trainer. ashton, the youngest, just returned from playing professional volleyball in europe. all of them of course have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. it was 1978. cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino. quite by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a pol

brianna? >> all right.e'll be watching for that, and i wonder, you know, at this point is there an assessment of when a majority of americans or a very important percentage of americans will have been vaccinated such that life can start, begin getting back to normal? >> right, brianna. wouldn't it be so great to have that date. you know, back last month before the rollout really started happening and we saw how poorly it was going there were some estimates, hey, maybe by late spring or early summer anyone who want a vaccine can get it, and we can start heading towards herd immunity, but i think now, i think a lot of those observations, a lot of those estimateses are on hold. >> that is unfortunate. elizabeth cohen, thanks so much for that report from atlanta. >>> we have some breaking news. we're minutes away from the first federal news conference on the capitol hill insurrection. officials with the fbi and the justice department are expected to speak at any moment, and we're going to bring you their commen

so here also, brianna, i want to show you, this is constitution and pennsylvania where you would have the parade and people would be gathered at the inauguration. obviously that's not happening this year. but all along the road here, there are fences everywhere. everywhere you go, you see fencing, you see police, you see military. it's really striking to think we have 20,000 military members on the streets of washington, d.c. it just tells you the level of threat here. they are taking this very seriously, the secret service director saying there are extremists they are very concerned about, and that's why we're seeing this level of security here in washington, d.c. >> yeah. it is something to behold. shimon, thank you, live for us on capitol hill. for the first time we're hearing from some of the brave men and women who fought back against the mob. police putting their own lives on the line to protect our democracy. in one video you can see the crowd of insurrections grab a d.c. metropolitan police officer, pull him to the ground, and then they begin to beat him. well, that officer is

thank you, brianna. >>> we're following breaking news on the capitol riot. the fbi now says the pipe bombs found january 6th were actually placed the night before outside of the rnc and dnc. we'll have details on the hunt for the suspect next. >>> plus, u.s. airlines now pushing back on covid testing for dough mestic travel and mayf tampa joins me as those are set to come to her city for the super bowl. just announced masks will be mandatory outside. >>> let's live in now to the president at walter reed. >> so great to see you. >> thank you. you as well. you're so welcome. >> i don't know how many trips we took together. >> mr. president, welcome to walter reed national military center, andrew barr director of the hospital my distinct honor and privilege to welcome you back to the president's hospital. >> well, you guys have been -- you -- have done a great deal for my family. with my son beau after a year in iraq, came back with blastoma, and you took care of him in his final days. great grace and dignity, and -- i spent six months with an aneurysm, embolis

almost the perfect crime here, brianna. all they have, a grainy surveillance photo that they've distributed and put out there to try and see if someone perhaps may remember some piece of clothing this individual was wearing. what's so significant in all of this is that the fact, that this person seemed to know what they were doing, being able to disguise themselves almost so perfectly. really, no dna we know of. there's no fingerprints, which also leads authorities to believe a couple of things. first, that perhaps maybe these devices that were placed outside of republican and democratic locations were placed there to try to divert law enforcement responding to the capitol as the insurrection was occurring and indicates some kind of planning that went into this. the broader theory perhaps a bigger plan all around on the day of the insurrection. that's what authorities really are working off of. they don't tell us much about how the bombs were made. they do say that they were steel and what's also significant is that these k

>> reporter: brianna, the capitol grounds are a fortress. i will show you the new security measures just put up here. this is on first street northeast between the capitol and the supreme court. you see the fencing just put up on both the east and west front of the capitol, fencing that's metal, 8 feet high. officials say it is unscaleable. it will be erected all around the capitol. i can walk you this way. they just pulled up a truck with more fencing here. these are virginia state police to the left, national guardsmen, washington metropolitan police ringing the grounds. again, all coming a day late. christine and i can stroll this way a little bit, show you how they're putting up the fencing. the army secretary says this fencing will stay up for no less than 30 days, so it will clearly extend past the inauguration and then it is an open question as to when they take it down, when this place can start to return to normal. you can see now here visually what they're doing to try to ensure the safety of the capitol. this comes as multiple inv

brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. stay safe. >>> i am brianna keilar. happy new year to viewers in the united states and around the world. president trump spending his final days in office much like he spent the entire presidency, spewing utter nonsense on twitter, watching cable news, bullying republicans, trying to win at all costs, and he's doing it as hospitals overflow and americans die by the thousands from coronavirus. one year since he faced an impeachment trial for pressuring someone on a call for political purposes. the president called election officials in georgia, fem llow republicans, berating them, he demanded they find votes to overturn the election results as he asked them to commit fraud. the people of georgia are angry. people of the country are angry, and there's nothing wrong with saying that you've recalculated. >> but mr. president, the challenge that you have, the data you have is wrong. >> carl bernstein calls it far worse than watergate, democrats call it criminal, impeachable. marsha blackburn called it not a helpful call, so

>> reporter: that's right, brianna. at this point now we're getting into some of the anti-government groups like the oath keepers. these self-styled militias that have now been arrested and they're, frankly, a higher priority for law enforcement because some of these people had paramilitary training and some appeared -- you could see them in videos, a coordinated effort to try to enter the capitol and in some cases violently. the two names we have that just got arrested donovan crowe and jessica watkins, said they were members of this group called the ohio state regular militia, and, again, this is a group that is tied to the oath keepers which is sort of a loose group, all over the country. they're generally anti-government and, you know, according to the complaint, they entered the capitol, you can see them in some of these pictures. they are on video, on pictures wearing paramilitary gear, and, know, according to the fbi affidavit of their arrests, they say they went into the kapcapit peacefully but that is not the i

i'm brianna keilar and as we are getting new details from the biden administration today on its plan to tackle the pandemic, just moments ago we saw the white house press sent saying that they are recommitted to reopening schools nationwide. >> that's going to require testing materials, support for contact tracing, vaccinations for teachers and ensuring equitably provided but our cdc director and team will be looking into putting together specific guidelines so there can be clarity on that front. >> we also heard from the new cdc director in the administration's first coronavirus briefing today, and from the start it was a stark difference from the trump white house. it was held by a videoconference instead of in-person and doctor rochelle walensky shared data showing vaccines are not causing widespread allergic reactions. >> based on our most recent data we were found there were 2.1 cases of an if a lack tis per million administered doses of. >> moderator: mac-- moderna and2 of pfizer. to be clear, these are rare, treatable outcomes and the covid-19 vaccines are safe. >> president b

>> well, brianna, you know we're in a crisis right now.s what president-elect biden described last night. in a twin crisis. the pandemic and public health crisis along with our economic crises and we need to take bold action now to get in front of this virus and stop the spread. so we can get our economy back on track. president-elect biden with the information we have on hand laid out a goal to deliver 100 million shots by his first 100 days in office. i believe we can achieve that. but you're exactly right. we need to push harder. we need to vaccinate more people if we're going to get in front of this virus. we need to get the information from the manufacturers and from the scientists to make sure we can achieve that timeline and set out a reasonable goal to add minister more doses want we're inside in five days. >> at this point in time, you're committing to the incoming biden administration, they're committing to what it knows it can achieve? and there's no promises of more than that? i mean, is there any possibility that 2.5 million a

okay, brianna? look at this. mitch mcconnell as the minority leader now coming in a r is trying to hang on to minority rights. so -- he would like the filibuster to be preserved on legislation for the next two years as a part of this power-sharing agreement. making sure democrats don't do what democrats and republicans did on judicial confirmations, cabinet appointments, which is make it just a simple majority. 51 votes gets you what you want. on legislation, held to tradition. you need 60 to break a filibuster. democrats threatening to take that away. mitch mcconnell says promise you won't do that and i'll agree to share power in the senate. chuck schumer says, no. first of all, he's got a bunch of progressives really pushing to eliminate the filibuster. they do not believe there is going to be a chance getting enough republicans to come onboard, get compromised and get 60 votes want to move ahead on agenda democrats only 51 votes to get their agenda through. schumer said today, a filibuster, dealing with rule o

i am brianna keilar, america is a nation engulfed in competing crises. after the insurrection, the president is on the verge of becoming the only president to be impeached twice. today he is announcing he will not attend joe biden's inauguration, one of the most symbolic acts for a peaceful transfer of power, which has not been done in more than a century. just three other presidents chose to not attend their succeed succeed successors' inauguration. "wall street journal" is calling for the president to quick. more than a dozen of his official are leaving, including emain chow and education secretary betsie devos. democrats are threatening impeachment. moments ago nancy pelosi told her caucus there's more support than than there was for the first time he was impeached. cnn is told that articles of impeachment could be brought to the house as early as next week. >> the house, if they cuome together -- >> before i begin, let me say two things. one, when this is all over, i will take questions, when we finish today ace announcements, but let me begin by exp

>> reporter: this is significant, brianna, dhs warning about these threats from domestic extremists.e typically see advisories as it relates to foreign terrorism threats. the last time we saw an advisory like this, brianna, it was last january, it related to iran's related threats after the u.s. issued the strikes that kill the iranian general soleimani. this is significant to issuance of threats to people here in the country. to be clear, dhs has not raise the threat level here. they're just issuing a bulletin which relates to generalized threats around the country. this is what dhs is aing it says dhs does not have information to indicate a specific credible plot. however, violent riots have continued in recent days and we remain concerned that individuals frustrated with the exercise of governmental authority and the presidential transition, as well as other perceived grievances and ideological causes fueled by false narratives could continue to mobilize broad range of ideological actors. and dhs talking about the extremists are probably motivated after the arrests after the 2020

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brianna ke brianna keilar picks it up now. >>> i am brianna keilar. to viewers in the u.s.nd around the world, america is amid crises. after the insurrection at the capitol in donald trump's name, the president is on the verge of becoming the only president to be impeached twice. now esshe is announcing he won' attend the inauguration which is one of the acts for peaceful transfer of power. there has been violence like we haven't seen in th

>> yes, brianna, as you say, this was the first significant conspiracy charge we've seen against the oath keeper movement and more in a moment from my partner sara sidner. but a man was arrested, 55-year-old thomas caldwell, a virginia resident, who was charged with planning and coordinating that siege on the capitol on the 6th. he's charged with conspiracy as well as violent entry or disorderly conduct. authorities are saying he interacted during that riot with eight to ten people. they say this group, i'll quote, moved in an organized and practiced fashion and forced their way to the front of the crowd gathered around the door at the u.s. capitol. the reason this is significant is because we've seen the fbi cast this wide net arresting a number of individuals, but what we're reading now into these court documents is prosecutors are saying this wasn't simply a large group of random individuals that simply got out of hand but they're saying at least in part, this was a coordinated effort with this conspiracy charge. finally, of course, with that federal conspiracy charge, we're poten

she's offering some insight today, and it appears what she's admitting today, brianna, is they simply didn't act on the information. she said the department failed to meet the high standards of both congress and the department, brianna. >> and the pictures are stunning. they speak for themselves, whitney. officers are not happy about this, as you're well aware, whitney. they have a no confidence vote. who would they have no confidence? >> this is an action we previously reported on, officers telling cnn they simply felt abandoned by leadership. now it appears they're considering to act on that, considering an act of congress that would specifically target officer pitman and other chiefs there that day. they said they had no faith in the leadership on scene that day, brianna. >> imagine being one of those officers. it was incredible. whitney wild, thanks so much. great report. >>> in minutes from now we'll hear the president speak about racial justice for the country. >>> senators are sworn in to oversee the impeachment trial of former president trump. stay with us for extended coverag

brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. >>> i'm anderson cooper alongside brianna keilar.united states and around the world, this is special live coverage of a historic 48 hours in american history. >> the end of one presidency, the start of a new one, but this transfer of power is unprecedented in a country divided like never before in modern times. washington, d.c. is under lockdown with streets and bridges closed. >> two weeks earlier, th

. >>> brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now.> hi there, i'm brianna keilar, and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world as we watch the capitol. it looks like a fortress. they are getting threats of attacks possibly with more fire power behind it. extremists are now more emboldened to carry out attacks since they broke in last week. authorities have arrested this man seen carrying a confederate flag through the halls of th

. >>> brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now.d day. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. in 48 hours, a divided and ailing nation on edge will feel the whiplash from the end of a disgraced president's chaotic tenure to the beginning of a new administration. a force of power lacking the usual dignity of transition between unions. martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech is complet

brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. stay safe. >>> i am brianna keilar.s in the united states and around the world. president trump spending his final days in office much like he spent the entire presidency, spewing utter nonsense on twitter, watching cable news, bullying republicans, trying to win at all costs, and he's doing it as hospitals overflow and americans die by the thousands from coronavirus. one year since he faced an impeachment trial for pressuring someone on a call for political purposes. the president called election officials in georgia, fem llow republicans, berating them, he

brianna keilar picking it up.. >>> helhello, i'm brianna keila and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >>> tomorrow as the house delivers another impeachment article to the senate condemning former president trump for inciting insurrection at the capital, his successor is adding to his record-breaking list of executive actions, more than 30 so far. now biden begins his first full week as president, and in moments the white house will hold their press briefing to give more details on one of today's orders. this one, unlike one of the many others, does not undo trump's

brianna keilar picks up right now.reat day. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. on his first full day as president, joe biden will speak about the first important item on his agenda, the coronavirus response plan. he's doing it as he gets hit with a major setback when it comes to vaccinations. sources tell cnn president biden is inheriting a no

brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. > >>>. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcomend the world. we are following breaking news. cnn has learned that pipe bombs found near the capitol on january 6th were placed there the night before. this is according to the fbi. two pipe bombs were discovered near democratic and republican headquarters on the day of the capitol insurrection

brianna picks up right now. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we are watching history in progress today as lawmakers move ahead to hold president trump accountable for inciting a mob to attack the u.s. capitol. right now the clock is ticking for vice president mike pence. democrats want him to gather the remaining members of the cabinet and invoke it is 25th amendment to remove the president. it does seem unlikely, though, that he will act, even after the president hammered pence for

brianna keilar continues with coverage right now.e a good day. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar, and i want to welcome viewers here in the united states and around the world as where was watching history unfold on capitol hill. the house moving ahead today preparing to vote on a resolution calling for vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to remove the president. and they will also set the rules for impeachment today with a vote on the impeachment plan for tomorrow. one of the authors of the house article of impeachment spoke to cnn this morning, making the case to move quickly. >> donald trump is not going to change who he is. he is a danger to the country. we have a

the olympic 100m hurdles champion brianna mcneal has been provisionally suspended for a violation of won gold at the rio games in 2016. it's understood that the charge relates to the tampering or attempted tampering with the testing process. it carries a ban of up to four years, and because mcneal has been banned in the past that could be doubled to 8 years. olympic bronze medalist nile wilson has announced his retirement from gymnastics following a spate of career threatening injuries. he was part of a golden generation for british gymnastics, becoming britain's first olympic medallist on the high bars in rio and won three golds at the commonwealth games on the gold coast in 2018. posting about his retirment he said gymnastics gave him experiences he could never have dreamed of but his body can't take anymore. i'v e i've had a rough year of injuries. specifically since my surgery since i had a fusion in my spine. it's just been complication after complication over the last two years. it's got to the point where i really have fallen in out of the process no matter how much i given a

brianna keilar takes over coverage.t weekend. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and we will be taking you to the white house briefing as soon as it begins. in the next hour, president biden will continue with his flurry of executive actions. today he will be signing a new round of executive orders addressing the economic hardships that have been brought on by the pandemic. the president is using his second full day in office to target economic aid for millions of struggling americans. soon he will sign an executive order to expand access to food stamps. and today he will also expand protections for federal employees, and he willai

boro brianna keilar picks up coverage right now.od day. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome viewers here in the united states and around the world. we are beginning with breaking news. a disturbing development in the coronavirus pandemic. south carolina has now detected the first u.s. cases of a more contagious strain of the virus. this is that variant that was first spotted in south africa. and this is coming at a dire time in the country when we are still losing thousands of people every day and states are dealing with a shortage of vaccine. i want to go now to cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen on this. what do we know about this strain, elizab

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pick $100.00 metres hurdles champion and brianna mcneil is provisionally suspended for breaking anti doping world's. top u.n. officials are urging the u.s. government to reverse its decision to designate yemen's hooty rebels a terrorist group warning it could tip the country into a large scale famine sector a state might pompei it says the aim is to hold hoofy rebels accountable for what the u.s. says are terrorist acts including last month's deadly blast at aden f. 14 southern yemen washington and the yemeni government to blame that assault on the who sees who deny any involvement christian salumi reports from the united nations . it was a brutal attack on the airport just. as newly appointed yemeni government officials arrived killing more than 20 people including civilians and aid workers but what the u.s. has done since blaming iran back to the separatists and designating them a terrorist organization will have more deadly and far reaching consequences that according to martin gryphus united nations special envoy who recently visited the country we fear. they will be inevitably a