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caldwell has pleaded not guilty in the attack.ther men who allegedly had ties to the oath keepers appeared today as well including done val crowell charged with conspiracy and is pleading not guilty. wolf? >> i know you're staying on top of the developments. very important indeed. thank you very much. there's more breaking news up next. counting down to president biden's first prime time speech to the nation hours after signing the massive stimulus bill into law and exactly one year into the coronavirus pandemic. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. you know when your dog is itching for a treat. so when it comes titching for an outing...w or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking

joining me from davenport, iowa, my nbc colleague diane caldwell, part of the second district there. from the very beginning, i have not understood the rational for bypassing the state process here the way democrats have done. they wanted go down this path. it seems like it was always a politically precarious path. the last time this was used like this one could argue the house has neff been the same since. >> yeah, well, chuck, republicans are extremely happy to have democrats challenge this in the house of representatives, especially after democrats continuously pouncing on republicans for trying to overturn the election results on january 6th of the former president donald trump. so they are using this as a very, very big political fund-raising component. they are happy to talk about it. meanwhile, democrats, speaker pelosi said, this is a law. there are many challenges each congress to election results for congressional elections, which is true. it happens multiple times a year. there's also another one going on that we're not talking about because this one is so close. and this

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that's 65-year-old thomas caldwell. he's a military vet, and he was charged with conspiracy.ut judge emmett meta now says there is no direct evidence caldwell ever planned to storm the capitol, and that in addition to caldwell's declining health is what prompted the judge to release him. caldwell will now have to wear a gps monitor at home, and he is barred from communicating with other members of the oath keepers. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> many parents are fed up with waiting and waiting for schools to reopen. how some are trying to force the issue by heading to court. we'll have that when we come back. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 life before cerebral was, was pretty taxing. i was diagnosed with depression and anxiety. i would just feel this like impeding sense of doom all the time. i was really in a bad place and i found cerebral. cerebral is an app that combines medication management and behavioral care, all in one nice package. cerebral matches you to a counselor. you can ta

caldwell, an alleged leader of the oath keepers.eaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy as the overall investigation into the january 6 attack is picking up momentum. tonight the dragnet is widening and suspects in the january 6th attack on the capitol are under more pressure than ever with over 300 people charged. more than 280 arrested and law enforcement tracking many more. >> the investigation into those responsible is moving at a speed and scale that's unprecedented and rightly so. those responsible must be held to account and they will be. >> spray you again. >> reporter: thomas caldwell pleaded not guilty. he is one of nine alleged associates of the oath keepers charged with conspiracy. prosecutors say he discussed bringing weapons across the potomac river into washington on boat on or before january 6. and dominic pisola of the proud boys seen here breaking a window at the capitol with a police shield appeared before a federal judge. prosecutors told the judge today they have gathered new evidence that they were communicat

. >> he otto caldwell, the mayor's end of injustice.x super 6 apps, do a chance to win 10,$000. the fox bit super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment and free to play. carley: florida senator rick scott calls the winter olympics out of beijing saying china's human rights abuses are too serious to ignore. to big olympic sponsors, good morning. >> reporter: republican senator rick scott joining calls for the 2022 winter games to be moved from beijing. scott sent a letter to sponsors including air b&b, coca-cola, general electric, visa and others calling on them to demand the international olympics committee, due to china's human rights abuses. in an exclusive interview with fox news, scott told me if they refuse they are told turning a blind eye to genocide. this after the biden administration this week impose sanctions on chinese government officials, that is due to human rights abuses, even after the new sanctions, trump national security adviser hr mcmaster said china thinks they have the upper hand. >> the chinese communist p

. >> reporter: across town that morning, pennsylvania state trooper fred caldwell was on the case.been to margaret dolan, kathy's mom. >> i remember asking her if she had noticed any changes recently or anything in her demeanor that was unusual. and she said that in the last four to six weeks or so, she just wasn't herself. >> reporter: then the trooper asked one of those probing, indelicate questions that cops have to ask. >> i asked her mom if she had any indication that she was seeing anyone. and she said that she had reestablished contact with an old acquaintance, an old friend from school. >> that man's name was dennis taylor. he and kathy had recently reconnected at a wedding. taylor had been singing and playing guitar. the trooper jotted down the name dennis taylor with the idea of calling him later. next he dialed the paper plant where kathy was last seen. one of kathy's co-workers picked up the phone. >> she kinda corroborated what her mom had said, that she'd been a little different in the last few weeks, personality just seemed a little quieter maybe. >> reporter: then h

elizabeth: joining me now, fox news political analyst gianno caldwell.he fight between south dakota republican governor kristi noem and dr. anthony fauci? >> well it is one of principle. you talk about the governor whereas she understands that you have to keep your state open and allow people to work because poverty kills as well as the virus. dr. fauci is an individual who, i know a lot of us respect. i have respect for him but let's be honest, he has been wrong at a number of turns. he was the guy who said we need to shut down everything, if we shut it down long enough, perhaps people would be able to go out and live their lives like we used to. it didn't happen in number of states. california being one of them. that took a different approach. the state of california today there is 3.57 million covid cases. in florida there is 1.9 million covid cases and schoolchildren are going to school every day. businesses that are wide open. i'm sitting in florida right now. i can tell you this is the best city, rather, best state in the country right now. miami i

one of them was a caldwell brother shot. with a big boom and the other broke through and there was a ship certain up there and it just kind of broke up broke through and looked like it looked away flying through the air we were sideways to the blast now this aircraft carrier. and when they're here our ship current all around like a piece of $104.00 and it rolled $49.00 degrees out everybody thought we were going over going over. i had a worse doubt system go on but i think the worst down system was just put radiated water back on the ship from there and when i was down in the in the elevator pit there they came around with a geiger counters and they said get your butt out of there it's really radiated it's hot down there so i got out of there and i had to go to the decontamination station take off all your clothes and showered check your fingernails geiger counters. it was called to teach they were all named after trees and when they went off with your back turned it was it was hot enough to scorch the back of my uniform you

. >> nbc's leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill.gan chesky is outside the dallas convention center, which is opening its doors to serve as a temporary fema center for unaccompanied minors at the southern border. also, white house correspondent for pbs news hour and msnbc contributor. morgan, i want to start with you. i'm curious, what are you seeing there now? is it being prepared, or is it already being used? >> reporter: yeah, chuck, great question. it's our understanding that, right now, it is still being prepared. i had a chance to speak with some red cross volunteers who were very tight-lipped, but they've been seen walking in and out of the building behind me. hhs says it could accept those, at least first few hundred migrant teens, on or around today. we don't know when their exact arrival will be. we do know they could house up to 3,000 migrant teenagers here, specifically between the ages of 15 and 17. when i had a chance to speak to an immigration attorney about what the conditions will be like inside, since we're not allo

leanne caldwell. peter baker, the chief white house correspondent for the "new york times" and also an msnbc political analyst. thank you all for being here. and peter baker, i actually want to start with you because you've covered the beginning of so many presidential administrations and we're still early in president biden's term. i think for all of us who spent four years covering trump it does feel that at the very least the temperature is a little lower, the pace is a little slower. but as we just outlined, there's no shortage of crisesbiden as h move forward and if you think of how he put it during the campaign restore normalcy to a lot of systems that were broken. how do you evaluate and look at these challenges that president biden is facing here and whether he can rise to the challenge? >> well, kasie, you're exactly right. i think these are enormous challenges for any new president and particularly one who's come in with as narrow control of congress as president biden has. remember, of cour

joining us to react is fox news contributor giano caldwell. thanks for being here.ull up the graphic here and you will see past presidents and their first press conferences, george w. bush it took 33 days, barack obama 20 days, donald trump 27 days was the fact that it has been 44 days since biden's inauguration leaves people wondering when we will hear from him. >> it seems more and more unlikely we will hear from him anytime soon. i know for some of the time when he was running the campaign they used covid-19 as an excuse but it appears he lacks the stamina and mental acuity to focus and have a targeted press conference, one which every president does and we have seen when he had a moment to speak to the press the other day and was asked about the crisis on the border, what have you learned? i learned a lot. certainly he doesn't want to be held down from a policy standpoint and maybe there's something he could not answer. you see where his press secretary goes and tries to defend comments he method he throws her under the bus, seems like a confusing administration

the judge also questioned the evidence against caldwell.re serious charges of conspiracy in this case. we have new information tonight on pressure that could be building on trump confidant roger stone because of alleged connections he may have >> ready? >> reporter: roger stone, a close ally of former president trump's on the morning of january 6th out of the williard hotel not far from the white house. he was flanked by men who appeared to be body guards wearing tactical gear. cnn has identified some of them from the oath keepers. tonight, two of the members of the oath keepers who prosecutors say worked security with stone. one of them, roberto was among the rioters in stormed the capital. he was captured in this video screaming at please. another oath keeper, joshua james, was a driver fehr stone as part of his security detail. the day before the insurrection. james is also charged in the capitol siege. with the charges against those who guarded him, federal prosecutors could be building a close against roger stone. >> here, you have the

and goes back to the caldwell police department for our interview. >> we used the caldwell police departmentk. and then when he came back in -- >> he kind of slumps a little bit. he was silent for a couple of minutes. and then he just said, i did it. i raped her. and apparently i killed her. >> he told us that he had gone over there with the intention to rape angie, but not kill her. we asked him if anyone else involved and he said no. >> this was the way to make this nightmare finally come to an end. it was a huge victory for me. >> hey, ladies. how you doing? >> so good to see you. >> we made it. >> we sure as hell did. >> you bucked up. >> cece. >> hi, carol. >> thank you. it couldn't have been done without you. >> well, it couldn't have been done without you. i did it for >> you're almost superhuman to us. >> i would have given up without carol. >> it's 3:00 in the morning. what are you up doing? >> we made it. thank you. >> to see carol finally get the answers that she had been seeking for so long was really gratifying as much as it was incredibly difficult to watch. >> we've charged a

caldwell's lawyer defends those threatening messages in court as off-color jokes saying it's locker roomand mail bravado not meant for public consumption. that sounds familiar. where have we heard it before? >> and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the pussy. you can do anything. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. i apologize to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it, but this is locker room talk. >> oh, yeah. the old locker room defense right out of the trump playbook. >>> president biden addressing the country tonight, laying out steps to get life back to something like normal. telling americans that he needs their help. stay with us. what if you could e the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades o

caldwell's lawyer defending those threatening messages in court saying it's locker room talk and malepublic conconsumption. that sounds familiar. when have we heard it before. >> you can do anything you want. grab them by the -- you can do anything. >> this was locker room talk. i'm from the proud of it. i apologized to my family. i apologized to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it, but this is locker room talk. >> the old locker room defense. right out of the trump playbook. president biden addressing the country tonight, laying out steps to get life back to something like normal, telling americans that he needs their help. stay with us. keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. you know when your dog is itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic ski

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i want to bring in peter alexander now and leigh ann caldwell.t do we know about what the president is expected to say? >> reporter: this will take place at white house, the first prime time address at 8:00 this evening. we are told by senior administration officials that president biden tonight is going to try to strike a tone that's somber and hopeful. hopeful in that he will try to deliver a message about the progress that we have made and the direction that we are now heading. he will demonstrate the light that is ahead for americans right now. he will note the sacrifices. more than 525,000 americans who have lost their lives. his first action when arriving in washington, d.c. before taking the oath of office was going there to the lincoln memorial as they lit that beautiful site up. he will focus about the successes and what needs to be done in terms vaccinations. more vaccination sites. the progress we have made to this point. as it relates to the covid relief bill, nearly $2 trillion, i think it will get mention today. when he signed it to

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another alleged oath keeper caldwell, of virginia, he convinced a judge yesterday to release him fromnted out that this man, thomas caldwell, was one of the few oath keepers who didn't actually enter the capitol during the attack and apparently that was a big differentiator for why he can be released. we've seen this investigation with the oath keepers really fan out across the country, multiple defendants from multiple states. the justice department has said this is a priority, these extremist groups. they want to crack down, fred. >> marshall cohen, thank you so much, from washington. >>> straight ahead, president biden's coronavirus relief package just passed for all americans, so why is senator lindsey graham characterizing aid given to black farmers as reparations? i'll talk live to one of those farmers about why this assistance is so important for all americans. i always dreamed of having kids of my own. ♪ ♪ now i'm ready for someone to call me mom. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial find your rhythm. planning helps you live your dreams today. your happy place. at

mike memory is outside the white house, leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill.'s talk about neera tanden, mike, who could replace her and where might she land? >> reporter: the fact that even before we knew where senator murkowski was going to vote, the white house decided to withdraw tanden's nomination tells you that the white house wasn't sure one republican vote would get her over the finish line. joe manchin the democrat from west virginia stated his opposition to the nomination but there were other democrats we haven't heard from yet. clearly a concern there. it's a setback for what has been a success story for the white house in terms of its nominations. 13 cabinet or cabinet level officials confirmed, six more on the runway ready to go. i will be waiting the same committee we are waiting to see in terms of one of those joint committees today, the homeland security and government affairs committee, they are set to hold a hearing tomorrow for shalanda young, she's been nominated to be the deputy omb director and there's strong support our nbc team is repor

leigh ann caldwell, thanks to you. let's stay on the hill and talk more about the growing rue man humanitarian describe success at the border. homeland secretary may be in for tough questioning as he makes his first appearance before the house homeland security committee. let's bringin julia ainsley. his appearance is happening a day after he said that border apprehensions are expected to reach the highest level in two decades. tell us more about that. >> reporter: that's right. and actually just as i'm speaking to you, he just got to the topic of that surge at the border. he is talking about everything that his administration -- that this administration is doing at the border, but that because they are not sending back unaccompanied children, they are seeing a surge of those. also a surge of single documents. but right before he spoke, the chairman of the committee bennie thompson said again that this is something that they inherited but that they want to see that children are treated humanely, that the policies under

here's nbc's leigh ann caldwell. >> it was just one of 1,100 killings at the hands of police in 2020,ional outrage. >> black lives matter. >> during the protests that spread across the country last summer, congress tried and failed to pass police reform and accountability legislation. now with a new congress and a new occupant in the white house, they're trying again. >> it's absolutely necessary that we do something. i mean, i feel like this is what people might have felt when they were trying to pass major civil rights legislation, the voting rights act, legislation against lynching. i mean, these are important questions in our country. >> the house passed the george floyd justice in policing bill with no republican support. when the house passed the george floyd justice in policing bill last congress, they had the support of three republicans. this time, none. >> democrats wouldn't work with us, wouldn't take any of our amendments. this is partisan political bill. >> so, what's in the bill? well, it would ban chokeholds and carotid holds, which is how george floyd died. it would al

joining me now is nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell and eugene daniels. eugene, when we're looking at this bill and the progress it has made, first off, is there any chance it doesn't pass? and if it does pass, how quickly are people going to get those stimulus relief checks? how quickly is that money going to go out? >> i wish we were all getting $1.9 trillion checks in the mail. >> if you say it, it will happen. >> think it into existence, exactly. there is a lot of anger with joe manchin. he's the reason there was that drama and the waiting game and that's happening in the house. we had one congresswoman say that she was disgusted and wasn't sure anymore if she would be able to pass the bill. however, like bernie sanders said, progressives know this isn't a huge pill to swallow. there's nothing in here for them to fight against so hard that the bill doesn't pass. leadership in congress and the white house seem very sure that it's going to pass, they're very bullish about that happening and they wouldn't do that if they didn't think they had these folks

>> kelly o'donnell, jo ling kent, leigh ann caldwell. thanks for your great reporting. >>> there are new developments as far as what happened in the january 6th riots and investigation into the insurrection. a political appointee of former president trump has been arrested in connection with that attack on the capitol and was allegedly still working in the administration with top secret security clearance at the time. federico klein worked as an aide in the state department. in court documents it is alleged that he was seen on video assaulting police officers that day. let me bring in nbc's pete williams on this one. pete, this seems to be so far the most direct known link yet between the trump administration and at least one of the rioters that was there. what more are you learning from the documents? >> he was a low level campaign worker, worked on the trump campaign and apparently as a reward for that he was given a low level political job working on south american affairs at the state department. frederico klein, 40 years old, came t

nbc's lien caldwell is on capitol hill with the latest on the covid bill. our senior business correspondent, nbc, stephanie ruhle is standing by to break down this jobs report. and also with us is former acting cdc director, dr. richard besser. we're trying to get all three angles of covid covered today. let's start with what's going on in the senate. there have been some important tweaks, league ann. the biggest is having to do with the special unemployment benefit, which got a one-month extension, but got brought back -- its monthly payment got brought down by $100 each month. anything else likely to change? >> we're still waiting, chuck. the fact that there was this last-minute change just moments before they started this vote-a-rama meanings that senate democratic leaders are still working really hard to make sure that they have the support of all 50 democrats. because, remember, they can't lose a single democrat if they're guaranteed to pass this covid relief bill. but it seems like there might be some problems with this change in unemployment insuranc

leigh ann caldwell, thank you. will stay on that topic coming up with senator chris van hollen a member of the budget committee joining us live to talk about exactly that, when this passage may happen and the fate that have $15 minimum wage hike. >>> up next, new york's governor facing new allegations of sexual harassment. what he's admitting for the first time about his behavior and the independent investigation that has been launched. the reporter who first broke this story joins us coming up. ee this story joins us coming up. that if an app can help you track your pizza... come on cody, where are you buddy? ...then your bank should have the technology to help you track your spending. virtual wallet® for digital banking. one way we're helping to make a difference at pnc bank. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite rep

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