senator mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff and president of calvary consultants, josh holmes. marie harf, executive director of the serve america pac and jonathan swan from axios. jonathan, donald trump says that he doubts he ever would have been elected president without twitter. how is he taking the twitter ban at this point and more generally, what do you sense is or what are you hearing is his mood in his final days in the white house? >> well, i've had a number of conversations with president trump over the last few years about twitter and facebook. and he said to me on several occasions that it's his most powerful weapon, his most powerful tool and he believes that. he may not be wrong by the way. i mean, it's the way that he communicates directly with the american people. he goes around the mainstream media. he can speak to -- i think he's combined audiences, at least 150 million, maybe more than that. his twitter audience was something like 88 million. it's an incredibly intense following, people who are add addicted to his twitter feed. he will see this as a huge blow

his calvary chapel. san jose's gatherings are protected under the first amendment. we understand the coronavirus is real way, understand that people need to be cautious, especially your older than 70, but way have a first amendment right in this country to gather together to meet in person the right to assemble. despite the more than $1 million in fines that the church is racked up since the county began enforcing the ban on gatherings, the league pastor shows no signs of stopping those gathering. and i'm just asking our our our representatives are our judicial system in county and people let us partner with you. let us help. let us serve the community like we've done in the past. now, the judge had hoped to have the hearing wrapped up by today, but that did not happen. the hearing rental a longer than expected that to be clear, neither mclaurin nor athlete actually face any jail time. the judge making that clear in court today. all parties are due back in the courtroom next week. thursday at one pm i'm andre senior ktvu fox two news convicted killer scott peterson

the issue here is that calvary continues to have services indoors, including on christmas eve. coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll let you know what the passion tor has to say. he just walked out of court. >> we'll see you in a bit, thank you, scott. it could take another five months to get covid vaccines to everyone 65 and older. that is the latest timeline from the state, given the current supply. nbc bay area's robert handa is in san jose where the inconsistent vaccine plan is causing a lot of people a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: the state's shifting goals are definitely causing anxiety. at bay area public health agencies we've talked to but especially in santa clara county which opened up the shots to those 75 years old and older. officials say they don't need the state to keep boosting demand. sheila and gene of san jose are feeling more at ease these days especially after the 76-year-old sheila was able to get a covid vaccination shot this week. >> for me it was great. for others, i don't know. they were very very, good and very professional. >> reporter: do you feel more p

the calvary church is accused of holding services that do not adhere to health orders. and as devin fehely found out, the church does not plan to stop anytime soon. >> they have chosen open defiance to battle the county's public health orders. not today was a contempt hearing, it was the church and the legal teams opportunity to give their side to story. decision was ultimately handed down by the judge but the church is already signaling that regardless of what he decides that they will fight on. >> he was greeted by large and largely massless group of supporters, out of the courthouse in downtown san jose. >> i want to thank all of you for being here today, honestly what we are trying to do is just help people administer our community like the church is always done. we have the state fighting against the church or the church against the state. >> they have been fighting a protracted and costly legal battle against the public health department. >> we got out with our team, we had a contempt hearing, guess what? we are still not done. >> the church argues the ban against

now for their part, attorneys for the county contend that calvary chapel leaders are running afoul of the law purposefully holding services as a form of protest and that church leaders regularly flout the health order by allowing people to attend services and to congregate without face coverings. robert tyler, the attorney representing the church, says calvary chapel san jose's gatherings are indeed protected under the first amendment. we understand the coronavirus is real way understand that people need to be cautious, especially if you're older than 70, but way have a first amendment right in this country to gather together to meet in person the right to assemble. now the judge had hoped to have the contempt hearing over by today, but that did not happen and to be clear her neither mcclure nor athletes are facing any jail time. in this case. both are due back in court next week thursday. that is when the judge hopes to have this case finally wrapped up back to france. new video coming to light nearly 10. years later, it appears to show vallejo police lieutenant attacking a suspect w

he is the calvary officer who had his own horse. general senda held out but his body is never found, don't know what happened to him. only the northwest corner of the island is still in japanese hands. march 20, the fifth division destroys the last japanese pocket of resistance, and the u.s. army resides -- arrives for cavalry duty. the evening of march 23, kuribayashi sends out one last message to the japanese homeland and he simply says this -- "goodbye from iwo." march 25 and 26, there are 300 survivors, they launch a desperate attack, they slip through the fifth marines, they attack with knives, grenades, pistols, rifles, often attacking them in their sleep, so that ends up being a bloody melee as well. nearby marines, including some african-american troops, come to the rescue and blunt that attack. american casualties that night are 53 dead and 119 wounded. the japanese lose 262, and a rare occasion, 18 japanese are captured. march 26, at 0800, the battle is declared completed. kuribayashi's body is also never found. it is thou

calvary church basic attempt charges for continuing to defy the county's public health orders. today the church began presenting their defense to a judge. they claim the ban on indoor worship is a violation of religious freedoms. >> honestly, what we are trying to do is just help people administer to our community like the church is always done. it is that they the state is in this country where we have the state fighting against the church or the church against the state. we just that with our team, we have the contempt hearing, guess what? we are still not done. >> dolores will be back in court next week to wrap up their case. challenging the fines and after that it will be up to a judge to decide. >>> right now a bay area school board is discussing brin metsck classroom as early as monday. ravenswood city schools has three campuses, and east palo alto and one in menlo park. the district says at least 18 educators are on board with the initial plan to bring about 42 special needs and transitional kindergarten students under the state's small group cohort guidance and by next

. >> the calvary is not coming on the economic front. it hasn't. businesses are shutting down and businesses are fighting for survival. >> the politician now looking to help communities hit the hardest by the coronavirus. >> it could be a game changer to get us out of the pandemic. >> our goal is to have this vaccine be something which can be shipped and stored in room temperature. so without requiring any refrigerator. >> the stanford researchers working on a one shot vaccine. >> the news starts now. good evening. thanks for being with us. >> we begin tonight with an ominous look into what's to come in the fight against covid-19. the stay at home order is here for the near future. not just san francisco but the entire bay area. because the region is under the state stay at home order and local leaders are not able to lift any restrictions. mayor says they won't know the full effect of the holiday season of the virus for another couple of weeks. >> i know this continues to be so hard for everyone. especially our small businesses. that remain close

calvary came in to protect the gold rush and people in san francisco, they used this valley as a transit route to lake county. so there was a lot of agitated movement. there was a disposition we couldn't stay here anymore. so life was really modified greatly when we had people coming in that weren't wintun people. i always look at the colonization aspect and the oppression as a springboard. it gives me as a native american the opportunity to overcome that oppression and to say i can do something that wasn't allowed 200 years ago. and i can utilize that activity in order to benefit my people and also my neighborhood and my environment. in the mid-eighties, the tribe was given the opportunity to develop a bingo operation. we took the chance with not any kind of anticipation of success. and it was just something that we took a shot in the dark at. it did turn out to be successful. and over the years, we went from a bingo operation to a full-fledged casino resort. we're very blessed that we have clientele coming out to this very rural area. but i think it's the attraction of the land. it's t

. >> the calvary should have been coming to get those people the hell off the steps and the platformsould have been very, very ugly and difficult to do if you didn't have superior force. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that some of the rioters involved in the attack may still be in the washington area and new intelligence shows they may be planning new attacks in the city and on federal buildings. >> michael, the next big event, of course, is inauguration day less than two weeks away. what are authorities in d.c. doing to beef up security ahead of that? >> reporter: well, i can tell you right now in d.c. it's 2 a.m. and you would think it would be entirely quiet, but there are two things we can see even from the windows here in the senate building. one is national guard troops, hundreds of them being moved into the city and they will be here for the inauguration. the other thing we're seeing are construction crews that are working to bring in fencing, barricades and an unscalable wall. so a lot of people are asking why this wasn't here in place yesterday, but it will be in place for

pastor of calf calvary church faces contempt for refusing to hold indoor services. they showed up at the courthouse to show their support. they say the fines and the county rules violate their constitutional right to worship as they choose. they believe it should be their choice whether to attend an indoor service. >> it's sad to see the state which our country is where you have the state fighting against the church or the church against the state. what we need to do is remember that what made america great was our trust in god. >> santa clara county does not ban all religious services. since december, the county has allowed services of up to 100 people, but they have to be held outdoors. >>> enough. coaches for youth sports in california want out of the state's tiered reopening system. this week several coaches sent an open letter to governor newsome that students are harmed by the state's covid restrictions. they say the system is causing mental health problems at a greater divide because affluent families can afford club team outside the state. the letter is a la

dozens of people gathering outside the rainy san jose courthouse to show their support for the calvary church. pastor mcclure and atherly are charged with contempt of court because they defied county orders to halt indoor church services. the church held weekly indoor services, sometimes with hundreds of people inside, and many without masks. the pastors say it's their right to hold services. the court proceedings just ended. we will get you an update on what happened as soon as it comes into the newsroom. >>> aisle have another look at the epic rainfall totals and when this kicks out of here and what i'm seeing that's a little bit different about the storm system for next week. i'm back in about eight minutes. >>> plus, it in the bay. new help is on the way for those who are having a hard time paying rent. >>> and she is old enough to remember losing loved ones in the last pandemic back in 1918. now she has a message for anyone who is thinking twice about getting the covid vaccine. >>> when we welcome our west coast viewers, the covid variant health officials are it. also, the states

it is like the calvary is coming to the rescue.just is not going to happen as fast as we would like. david: when the first wave of the virus came, the governors were supposed to be cooperating and you were the head of the national governors association, but in the end they were competing for ppe because they could not get tests or equipment. do you anticipate that will happen now that governors are going to fight each other and sneak around and get more vaccines than they were otherwise entitled to? gov. hogan: this was uncharted territory when we were at the beginning of this crisis in the spring. i was frank about some of my concerns about the lack of coordinated response in washington. it was a mess. we were building entire infrastructures from scratch. the good news is, we are miles ahead of where we were. now i am not critical of where we are. i think there is really good cooperation between the federal government and the state. no governors will be able to go around the back door and get scenes. everyone will get them in the

>>when the calvary got here. we searching for the kids. found pair of shoes last cup of jacket. i don't know the surf conditions but very raw. active right now. i don't know what the size the waves are perfect it's very treacherous even we've been really strong swimmers would have trouble getting out water here. >>the cell phone reception in the area is known to be por it's unknown how long it took for help to arrive. we'll have updates throughout the morning here on the kron 00:00am morning news. well back to one of the big stories. we're following this morning. the stunning audio of president trump pressuring the secretary of state in georgia to quote find votes to overturn the election results in that state. the audio which was first obtained by the washington post prompted strong reactions from people on both sides of the political aisle with johnson now reporting that the republican secretary of state in georgia is now pushing back against the unfounded claims made by the president. during that phone call. >>the people of georgia are angry the people of the country or anyth

they, too, have repeatedly refused orders to stop indoor gatherings due to county health orders, calvary chapel san jose has racked up over $1 million in fines is a county tries to force compliance. senior pastor mike mcclure and youth pastor carson after lee or in court today on contempt charges, despite the massive finds the church's racked up the pastor's show no signs of closing the church doors. honestly what we're trying to do is just help people in ministered or community like the church is always done. neither mcclure nor after lee faced any time for jail on the contempt charges. they're scheduled to be back in court next thursday, one year after the first confirmed case of coronavirus here in the united states. growing number of small business owners say they literally can't hang on any longer. ktvu is deborah villalon tells us about one local business that is about to give up the fight. after six years in business. it was a blow. adam kovacs didn't expect notice to pay rent or quit to sonoma fit on his door, a demand from his landlord pay $20,000 back rent or vacate three day n

. >> the calvary should have been coming to get the people the hell off the steps and mat fplas and thatould have been ugly and hard to do without superior force. >> the videos show trump supporters entering the security perimeter with little resistance. in another post, people are appearing to pose with selfers with those in uniform. after the breach, 1100 national guard troops were deployed and hundreds of federal law enforcement officers were sent in to assist. and compare that to june. when around 5,000 guardsmen and 1600 active duty troops were brought to the did d.c. area in the advance of the protest following the death of george floyd. >> if this was a group of young people organizing under the banner of black lives matter we would have seen triple the number of law enforcement. >> he is the president of the >>acp.

voluminous voices chamber choir and calvary is able to sing together.>> to make it happen and to have people sing together really helps the soul. the performing arts are in a crisis, let's be honest. they sound pretty good, the simple fm transmitter helps the sounds to merge and it is then returned on a radio frequency. >>> remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area, go to kpix.com/together to get more . foloat this rnstories. wounded five people in the tenderloin. medics rushed to the scene last night on eddy and taylor streets and in video you can see all the victims are expected to survive. 300 soldiers from the telephone and national guard are going to washington dc and authorities are concerned about potential threats from domestic terrorists is wednesday's inauguration of president-elect biapoa. vice president-elect, harris will be sworn in by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor your she will use a bible that belonged to justice thurgood marshall who was the first african-american on the high court. and i warning this holiday weekend as there c

he was in the ninth calvary. i believe his particular story they were fighting in mexico he exposed himself to suppressive fire to allow his comrades to survive that particular battle. but he is interpreted, a story developing around artifacts. so we use his individual story to highlight the fact that 18 buffalo soldiers that were awarded the medal of honor. they were also eight african-americans that were awarded peacetime medals of honor that served in the navy between that era and also six african-americans that were awarded the medal of honor. five soldiers and one sailor. so we use thomas shaws medal of honor. but the fact that african-american vs. been serving their country since the american civil war, but also african-americans have been serving their country before where we often serve. >> african-americans can join this on a special line that we set aside. it is set up rejanuarially. morgan out of redding, pennsylvania, you're next. good morning you're on with colonel salter. >> is it true that african-

>>when the calvary got here. we searching for the kids. we found pair shoes last cup of jacket, but no kids i don't know the surf conditions but very raw. active right now. i don't know what the size of the waves are perfect it's very treacherous even we've been really strong swimmers would have trouble getting out water here. >>the sonoma county sheriff's office also says that cell phone russia reception in the area is pouring it's unknown how long the children may have been in the water before help arrived. deputies will remain on the scene throughout the night, the mother of the 2 children and the wife of the man who drowned was also there as all this unfolded, we're still gathering new details on the story we'll have updates 3 for you. throughout the night and we first brought you this breaking news story from our kron 4 news app you can download it right now to get the latest breaking news in the bay area and beyond to sent straight to your phone. >>another big story we're following the sunday night health officials in the south bay n

. >> when the calvary got here, we were searching for the kids. we found a pair of shoes washed up, a jacket, but no sign of the kids. we looked for hours and that's where we stand right now. >> reporter: law enforcement officers said the surf conditions are very rough and active right now and believe even strong experienced swimmers would have trouble getting out of the water. the fog hindered search operations today and forced the sheriff's department to send its helicopter back to the hangar because it couldn't fly any more due to poor visibility. they're hoping for bitter conditions in the morning. what they are now calling a recovery mission will resume as soon as daylight breaks tomorrow. in jenner, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> an absolute tragedy there. let's bring in rob maeda right now. rob, these are dangerous conditions we're talking about here. >> yeah, and we've actually seen the extension of that high surf advisory. some of the same conditions we're seeing this weekend will last at least until about tuesday night, wave heights

>>when the calvary got here. we searching for the kids. we felt pierce's last couple jack it, i don't know the surf conditions but very raw. active right now. i don't know what the size the waves are perfect it's very treacherous even we've been really strong swimmers would have trouble getting out water here. >>and michael raasch with the sonoma county sheriff's office. he says that cell phone reception in that area is pour and they just simply don't know how long the children may have been in the water before forced first responders arrived. deputies were told will remain throughout on scene throughout the night. we'll have updates for you here on kron 4 news. >>we first brought you this breaking news story from our kron 4 mobile app download the app today for the latest breaking news in the bay area and beyond. >>tonight, california reporting 45,000 new cases of covid-19 along with 181 new deaths, those deaths. now pushing the golden state to more than 26,000 so far during the pandemic more than 20,000 people tonight are in hospitals ac

he was a buffalo soldier, the ninth calvary regiment. 1891 awarded the medal of honor. his particular story, they were fighting in mexico. they were outnumbered, 3-1. he exposed himself in what we call today, suppressive fire, to allow his comrades to survive that particular battle. he is interpreted within exhibition, a story develops around artifacts. we own his medal of honor at the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. we used thomas shaw's individual story to highlight the fact that 18 buffalo soldiers and several knee grow indian scouts. that's a distinction knew he was actually 14 buffalo soldiers new. we're also six african americans who were awarded the medal of ge ian we use thomas is charles medal of honor as an artifact affecting his image not to highlight him, but the fact that average americans had been serving their country since the american civil war but actually african americans have been serving their country before the boston massacre which is where we often start with. they have served in all wars, the colonial war as

an attorney for calvary chapel in san jose made the announcement on the steps yesterday.would stop hosting indoor services without masks. the church still faces millions of dollars in fines. >> the county has expressly said they are only looking for monetary sanctions, not looking to put pastor mcclure or pastor carson in jail. thank god. >> members of the south bay concentrati congregation turned out by the dozens to support their pastor. the case will be back in court next week. >>> hwe are hearing from the teacher who maid mittens for senator bernie sanders. . jen ellis, a second grade teacher from vermont used to sell mittens and she gave some to senator sanders a knew years ago. >> something i made when from the sewing machine i got when i was 12. so i was just flattered. >> she found out about all this when people started sending her pictures of the senator in his folding chair. looking a little grumpy we might ad. when asked se -- she said he is who he is. and not everyone has a resting pleasant face. you can hear more on gma at 7:00. >> people are being so critica

. >>> we would like to take a moment to clarify a story we did about san jose's calvary church.hey face fines for leaders told us their faith protects them from coronavirus, but attorneys for the church say they never said that and they do believe coronavirus is real. >>>5:27 now. what is next for a south bay hospital under fire for not following the vaccine rollout protocol? >>> not backing down, the all new threat one bay area yoga shot owner is making after coming under fire for remaining open and defying public health orders. >>> right now at 5:30, a major reversal, the stay-at-home order expected to be lifted state wide. how soon it could happen as the bay area businesses struggle to survive. >>> and working on the front lines, the growing concerns many essential workers are expressing as the state considers changing the vaccine rollout tiers. >>> plus, tracking it all, rain, potential flooding, even snow, but before all that, a windy start to our workweek. as "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> very good monday morning to you. hope you had a great weekend. thank yo

leaders of calvary church faced charges of contempt and nearly $1 million in fines for refusing to stop and santa clara county rules violate their constitutional rights to worship how they choose. >> it's sad to see the state which our country is, where you have the state fighting against the church or the church against the state. what we need to is remember that what made america great was our trust in god. >> santa clara county does not ban all religious services, since december the county has allowed services up to 100 people but only if they're held outdoors. >>> coaches for youth sports in california say they want out of the state's tiered reopening system. several coaches recently sent an open letter to governor newsom saying the system is causing mental health problems among student athletes and greater divide. affluent families can afford club teams outside the state. california youth sports are sidelined and there is no proposed starting date. >>> in the meantime, parents have a growing concern the longer distance learning goes on, the effects of screen time on mental health.

. >>> we would like to take a moment to clarify a story we did about san jose's calvary church.y face a million dollars in fines for defying orders to stop holding indoor worship services. we reported that church leaders told us their faith protects them from coronavirus, but attorneys for the church say they never said that and they do believe coronavirus is real. >>> coming up, questions are being tackled in the south bay after one hospital gave out vaccines to teachers. >>> and something to look forward to, the super bowl is all set. up next, sam brock on tom brady's journey to his tenth big game. you're watching "today in the bay." ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. at sylvania, we want to demonstrate just how much visibility your car's headlight bulbs can lose before burnout, so we've taken away 50 feet of visibility from this walk home. don't wait until your headlight b

for words he called the calvary to washington. and he called it, stop the steal. if you're not an elected representative, the only way you can stop the steal is by taking a physical act. he told them, don't show weakness. >> impeachment manager eric swalwell this morning giving perhaps a sneak peek of what we might hear during donald trump's second impeachment trial, beginning just over two weeks from today. joining me now, zerlina maxwell, director of programming at siriusxm and host of the show "zerlina" on peacock. and elise jordan, former aid in the george w. bush white house and msnbc political analyst. hey, good to see you here on a saturday. many elise, you first, what do you make of swalwell's arguments? there are a lot of tweets and speeches from trump himself in the past several months that could be used as evidence. do you think they have strong enough case? >> i absolutely think they have a strong enough case, alex. you look at the aftermath of donald trump's election and crescendo remarks the day of the insurrection, rallying for stop the steal. many

and that dramatic scene on calvary's hill, three men were crucified.we must never forget that all three were crucified for the same crime, the crime of extremism. two were extremists for immorality and the other jesus christ was an extremist for love, truth and goodness, and thereby rose above his environment, perhaps the south, the nation, and the world are in dire need of creative extremists. i yield to the senator from alaska. >> i had hoped that the white moderate would see this need. perhaps i was too optimistic, perhaps i expected too much. i suppose i should have realized that few members of the oppressor race can understand the deep groans and passionate yearnings of the oppressed race and few have the vision to see that injustice must be rooted out by strong, persistent and determined action. i am thankful, however, that some of our white brothers in the south have grasped the meaning of this social revolution and committed themselves to it. they are still all too few in quantity, but they are big in quality. some, such as ralph mcgill, lillia

so he was a buffalo soldier, in the ninth calvary regiment anden in 1891 awarded the medal of honor,and i believe his particular story they were fighting in mexico. they were outnumbered by about 3-1. he exposed himself in what we call today suppressive fire to allow his comrades to survive that particular battle. but he's interpreted within this exhibition, you know, a story develops around artifacts. so we actually own his medal of honor here at the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. so we used thomas shaw's individual story to highlight the fact that 18 buffalo soldiers and seminole negro indian scouts. so that's a distinction. we always say 18 negro soldiers awarded the medal of honor. really four indian negro scouts. eight native americans honored peace times medal of honor and served in the navy between that era and there were also six african-americans awarded the medal of honor during the spanish-american war. five soldiers one sailor. so we use thomas shaw's medal of honor as an artifact and his image to not just highlight him but the fact t

an attorney for calvary ch vary made the announcement yesterday.e church to stop it from hosting indoor services without masks. the church still faces millions of dollars in fines. >> the county has said they're only locking for monetary sanctions. not looking to put pastor mcclure or pastor carson atherley in jail, thank god. >> members of the south bay congregation turned out by the dozens to support their pastor. the case is going to be back in court next week for closing arguments. >>> now your morning money report. san francisco based instacart is laying off nearly 1900 of its shoppers, and that includes a group of ten unionized workers in illinois. instacart says the job cuts are in response to more grocery stores using their own employees to prepare customer orders. the company is offering severance packages. the union accuses instacart of targeting its represented workers at the company. >>> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, trading gets under way this morning, you can see we're down about 191 points. >>> california's edd i

>>when the calvary got here. we were searching for the kids.he was last up to jack it i don't know the surf conditions but very raw. active right now. i don't know what the size the waves are perfect it's very treacherous even we've been really strong swimmers would have trouble getting out water here. >>the cell phone reception in the area is known to be por so it's not know exactly how long it took for help to arrive. we'll have updates on this story throughout the morning. as we head to break. rain again impacting the bay area as you can see here in stormtracker four's hammering. >>far northern portions of the state and it's getting more and more here. so in the bay area we'll talk more about the timing of when the heaviest rain should arrive with john trade just a minute. ever wonder why your just washed laundry doesn't smell... just washed. that's because there's hidden sweat and body soils that cause odors on your clothes. but there's a solution for those secret stinks: gain flings laundry pacs! gain flings has more freshness ingredients

another offorest calvary man looks on and describes what happens next . after the blow forest keeps walking as if nothing has happened the soldier writes. calmly and unconsciously stepping over the prostrate body each time he came around again. each time came around again 's monuments have a way of doing that to. i the story while reporting in selma and never more frequently than i was trying to reach the reverend james perkins junior. but reverend perkins didn't want to talk to me about forest statues at least not at first which is understandable. you're elected as the first black mayor in selma, a city synonymous with black voting rights and a week after your inauguration a group of neo-confederates sets up a statue and not just any confederate statue but one of nathan bedford maurice ruffin and then that statute is stolen and after another one goes up the whole country physical is a confederate monuments and some white journalist with the pennsylvania number start calling you . he was skeptical. my call went to voicemail but ifigured his sense of what

let the statements that he made about fighting and not showing weakness, and calling the crowd a calvary just spontaneous. that for months he wanted to hold on to power and he knew he could invite those supporters, inflame them, and incite them to go to the capitol. >> republican minority leader kevin mccarthy said he spoke to president trump during the capitol siege. do you plan to call kevin mccarthy as a witness? >> we're still waiting to see if the senate will allow witnesses. senators themselves are witnesses, and ben sasse has given public statements about he called the white house and was told during the siege that the president was taking great delight in what was happening. so, this is an extraordinarily unique situation where the jurors are witnesses and victims, and the crime scene also is the courtroom. >> so you might call ben sasse? >> no, no, i'm not saying that. we're waiting to see what the rules will be around that. again, we're not going to reveal any tactics this early until we know what the rules are. >> but just to underline, you're not ruling out mccarthy, or rulin

sonoma county sheriff's office about what they found and about the difficulty of the search when the calvarye. >>we searching for the kids. found pair of shoes last cup of jacket. i don't know what the size of the waves are perfect it's very treacherous even we've been really strong swimmers would have trouble getting out water here there's so many agencies working on this including chp sonoma county sheriff's office. >>california state parks. and but dig a fire they're all trying to figure out where these 2 children are. but they had to suspend the search efforts at nighttime tour waiting to get an update from the sonoma county sheriff's office in terms of what they'll do with the search as i said high winds here really intense surf you can hear it. the waves crashing into the rocks and the rain it picks up and gets quite intense up here. so we'll have to see what they end up doing this morning, we know they had helicopters as you tell from the video will they pick up those efforts again and if so how stay tuned, we're going to continue to follow the story for now reporting in sonoma county

fauci said the calvary is coming, the vaccine is coming it's much slower than we expected or hoped.e of months and we face the possibility we'll have to do a shutdown again especially if the variant from the uk arrives. >> which he said is likely already here. you tweeted out this opinion piece in "the washington post," partly written by dr. jha who we had on yesterday calling to delay the second dose for the pfizer vaccine for people in the u.s. have gotten the first dose. you indicated you changed your mind. why is that the right course when one dose gives about 52% protection versus 95% for two? >> it's a tough and difficult question. everybody is going to get one dose first anyway. if we have enough supply coming, then that second dose will not be delayed. the question is only, do we have keep half of the scarce vaccine we have in the refrigerators for three weeks. that i'm afraid i agree, it's safer to give out one now and hasten the delivery of the second dose. >> dr. brilliant -- >> dr. brilliant. >> we both like calling you dr. brilliant because it's a fitting name. >> i'm s

about 500 native borns served in four calvary companies that they organized under the banner of the union2,000 mexican americans born in texas fought for the confederacy. many under the white star on red field banner of general sibley's army. there was about pockets of revolutionist revolutionists. we'll talk about where they fought now. the earliest example of mexican american forces for this new mexico campaign. the battles in mexico, along with alba albaqurque. it is the entering wedge to the breaking of the united states of all that we desire. it is also the opening scene of our manifest destiny. news about the new mexico campaign was scant in the press outside of the territory. they mused that as isolateds that is, and the means of communication being so limited, there is naturally enough but little known of us in the states outside of official circles. in some sections we're represented as knowns the -- known as northern interest of the government. whatever two may be correct, we caution both parties against placing too great of a reliance of putting them on the parties that report

. >> the calvary should have been coming to get those people the hell off the steps and the platformsery, very ugly and difficult to do if you didn't have superior force. >> social media video from wednesday's event appears to show trump supporters entering a security perimeter with little resistance from officers. in another post, people appear to be posing for selfies with those in uniform. after the breach, 1100 d.c. national guard troops were deployed. and hundreds of federal law enforcement officers were sent in to assist. compare that to june, when around 5,000 guardsmen and 1600 active duty troops were brought to the d.c. area in advance of protests following the death of george floyd. >> if this were a group of young people who was organizing under the banner of black lives matter, we would have seen triple the number of law enforcement. >> derrick johnson is the president of the naacp. >> it was irresponsible to put lawmakers in danger the way law enforcement agencies did today. but it's equitable when you compare what we have seen all summer, peaceful protests and a response

a great >>> a very good morning to you, it is 8:26, i'm laura garcia, attorneys for the embattled calvary to pay more than $1 million in fines issued by santa clara county, it's all in connection to a slew of covid restriction violations tied to large indoor services. a judge last month levied the contempt charge and jail time is not considered to be out of the question. >>> let's get a look at eth forecast right now with meteorologist kari hall, a chilly start. we should enjoy the rest of the day, though. >> absolutely because this will be our last day with highs reaching into the 60s before a major blast of some cold air comes into the bay area. still looking pretty good, though, with a high of 67 in antioch, and 62 today in santa rosa. but once the clouds move in tomorrow we could see some spotty showers, highs only reach into the low 50s in the inland valleys. looks like we could take a break from the rain on saturday but it's still going to be chilly, and by next week we'll see a couple more storm systems coming in that will bring your highs into the upper 40s, and we could see some

2,000 and then when they were surrounded they called the metropolitan police and essentially of the calvaryhem out. ainsley: the chief and sergeant of arms both resigned. steve: yeah. i got the feeling that's just the beginning. all right. it is 7:1 in new york city. jillian joins us with news from the pentagon. jillian: that's right. good morning. the pentagon deploys more b 52 bombers to the middle east in a powerful message to iran. two bombers flew a fourth nonstop mission to the arabian gulf and back. this as iran warnings of revenge over the killing of top general will kassem soleimani. reveal a under ground missile place undisclosed location along the gulf. portland mayor ted wheeler harassed by protesters while out at dinner and the confrontation was caught on camera. watch. >> you have done nothing in the city [bleep] to your face you are [bleep] are going to be made to feel like the scum you are. [bleep] you. shame on you. jillian: place say one protester punched wheeler in the shoulder. that was not captured on video and wheeler was not hurt. his office released a statement sayin

now you see in the pig surecture calvary has arrived, but there will be a lot of questions here with the inauguration two weeks away. >> the republican naishl national committee offices right here capitol hill, just like the democratic national committee, the offices are right here capitol hill and we're being told that the headquarters of the rnc was cleared after a suspicious device was found nearby and the democratic national committee building was also evacuated after another suspicious package was being investigated. so, this is really an expanding and very worrisome development that's unfolding. >> right. and without a doubt, not everybody there had any intention of anything like this, but they were there and part of it and you see, again, these are supporters of the president leaving alleged pipe bombs outside the offices of the republican national committee. so, not a lot of thought going into this and i'm being very polite. so, you have thugs here, knuckleheads, terrorists, criminals doing things. and there will be a lot of questions, how does this happen? who was involved?