. >> back on the capitol police force. david is back as a team lead again, and a special person both of them, crystal is back with capitol police, and she's working at some other capacity that we still stay in touch and we are very close. the bond from that day will never weekend again it's about something really positive and something bad that could happen but all the positive that happens all around you, all of us have something that happens every day that we also have good things that have been, too and we need to focus more on the good things and that gives us the strength to keep getting better. >> the author of this book back in the game, thanks for joining us on the tv. >> thank you for having me. >> this holiday week booktv is on c-span2 every day with primetime features each night. wednesday at 8 p.m. eastern, emily bernard, carolyn and dani shapiro talk about their respective memoirs. thursday at 8:30 p.m. eastern, sarah and her book that cigarette. friday at 8 p.m. eastern, donald trump junior and his book trigg

>> they will be escorted out by capitol police and security. >> listen to the people! >> everyone must tell the truth! >> the climate is an emergency. >> based in real science! >> these are the protesters from extinction. >> we must have a justice system on climate leadership. >> for the most vul nearbible people. >> listen to the people. >> there are climate refugees in vermont right now! [inaudible]. >> what's left of vermont's dairy industry. >> we demand an answer and -- >> they're demanding hannaford sign a dignity pledge, climb refugees right now demanding about vermont's dairy industry. >> [ voices ]. >> we have a right to a -- future. >> our children's children. >> listen to the people! >> we demand a people assembly! to overachieve the changes! to achieve a just transition. >> through the -- >> because we are unable -- >> because we are unable -- >> to trust the government to do so. >> listen to the people! [inaudible]. >> -- justice -- climate justice. >> listen to the people! we -- agricultural. [inaudible]. >> in our community -- inaudible -- >> for those w

. >> they will be escorted out by capitol polic$p'd security. >> everyone must tell the truth!>> about the climate emergency. >> based in real science. >> these are presumably protestors from extinction rebellion. >> listen to the people. >> there are climate refugees in vermont right now. >> some of them are maintaining what's left of the -- industry. >> they're demanding that hanaford sign, a milk with dignity pledge. these are members saying there are climate refugees in vermont right now. maintaining vermont's dairy industry. >> i am afraid i am going to die. >> we have a right to a livable future. >> and so do our children. >> ao do our children's n. children. >> listen to the people. >> listen to the people. >> we demand a people's assembly. >> to oversee the changes. >> needed to achieve a just transition. >> to the climate crisis. >> because we are unable to trust the government to do so. listen to the people. racial justice is migrant justice is climate justice. listen to the people. we demand access to land to use for preventative agriculture. we need to create local

this is deja vu news live from berlin frustration boils over in lebanon's capitol police in beirut fire tear gas and water cannons as demonstrators attempt to storm parliament anger over the delay in forming a new government has reignited the protests but after 3 months on the streets will be movements demands are met also on the show fears that a deadly new virus could spread across china and abroad 2 people have now died in the ammonia outbreak caused by the virus countries across asia as well as the u.s. are now screening travelers arriving from the effect today or. and to from the streets of new york to a gold medals for the international olympic committee is considering adding breakdancing to its list of that is. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us after lebanese anti-government protesters clashed with police in the country's capital beirut the government has called on the army to restore call military vehicles have been used to disperse the crowds well earlier police used tear gas and water cannons against protesters who threw fireworks at police that's the latest flare. up in

100 rounds between the shooter starting with david bailey who was my lead detail officer for capitol police engage the shooter then also on my crystal started to engage the shooter they engage on a shoot out and they stepped - - kept going at it that's what saved so many of us that they could just not pick us off as sitting ducks to engaged in a gun fire with david and crystal and ultimately other virginia law enforcement showed up and took him down. >> in your book you reconstruct minute by minute what is going on but you are laying there on the field i used a conscious? >> i was i could hear everything that was going on. in fact i was hearing the shots for all i knew it could be me again and i could be dead. so i was praying the first thing that came to my mind is that i have a young daughter i had a vision of her walking down the aisle alone i said please don't let her go down the aisle alone and that emotion overtook me but then i prayed to see family again and ultimately i did play that david and crystal could carry out their duties properly and they were. so at that point he gave a ca

the claims of rubber bullets being fired at a point blank range at the latest martin the french capitol police at the papal voice that anger at the government's pension reform plans in some parts of the city clashes erupted between police and demonstrators a strike by public transport workers over the reform has brought chaos to paris for almost 2 months now despite the government's promise to compromise agreeing to drop some of the most controversial aspects of its plans for the canal class life political analyst nicolette place to discuss this further welcome to the program it's great to have the weather is that what is your reaction to this latest video. and you know unfortunately i'm not surprised at all to be of different demonstrations that we've had these past years have always been tearing up with violence there is extreme violence and the mainstream media we only see the violence of the demonstrators and very rarely the violence of the police forces and this is has this has become a very big issue in france where people from the left out from the right just don't understand what's goi

this is deja vu news live from berlin frustration boils over in lebanon's capitol police in beirut fire tear gas and water cannons as demonstrators attempt to storm parliament anger over the delay in forming a new government has reignited the protests but after 3 months on the streets will be movement's demands met also on the show.

i want to state capitol police are not being jerks, they are saying these are the rules and we have toch a short leash for reporters. you have to ask, what are they scared of? >> yeah, what are they scared of. yes, there are real security concerns. i was a senate page many summers ago and it was an incredible experience to be in the halls and it's a special place and should be protected, but that said it seems like this is a bigger and broader trend and that's a reluctance on the part of some senators to answer questions about where they stand and what they want to see happen. we have been seeing this for senators who are avoiding questions and it's the same way we are seeing the continued cover-up of the evidence in this case, and we are seeing senators avoiding having to talk about it, and hopefully the public will see that and hopefully we can explain how it's being handled. >> i should add to that, related to this is the fact that a lot of what we have seen and heard that have led to this trial is because of really good reporting, and -- >> yeah. >> and even since the house impeach

and then went to the senate chamber and i think it was y yesterday, i had to be prodded by the capitol policeause i fell asleep. there's a rule on the back of the ticket that you can't sleep and i'm not making it up, you can't fall asleep, but it's a way that he speaks that's very soothing and away when you kick the content out. it just moving the needle. >> nodded all, you can see the ratings it dropped tremendously then you have people in the media just mr. sump to is representing, and cnn analyst said he heard two sonicenters, will adam schiffthf course it's completely made up e everything about this has been made up. trump met with the whistle-blower and lied about it and the russia collusion hoax bringing back was alive. of not to mention the entire the narrative representing things has been one lie after the other and moving the needle, it's hard to watch and the funding institution really disrespected like this. of >> laura: i think about the great speeches of america, political history, we think about reagan tearing down this wall, the gettysburg address and now we are thinking of ada

i had to be prodded by the capitol police because i fell asleep. there is a rule you can't sleep.'m not making it up. i did fall asleep. there is a melissa phyllis way he speaks, very soothing. just moving the needle. >> not at all. you can see the ratings have dropped tremendously. you even have some people in the media completely misrepresenting and making up. you had a cnn political analyst who said that he heard two republican senators saying, adam schiff is doing, he's changing my mind. of course that was made up. that's completely made up. that shouldn't surprise us because everything about this has been made up. he went with the whistle-blower and lied about it. not to mention the entire media narrative and the way the bed representing this has been one lie after another. it's hard to watch our founding institutions early disrespected like this. >> laura: the great speeches in american political history, we think of reagan, tear down this wall. we think of the gettysburg address. now we are thinking of adam schiff on marie's moment and the conspiracy with joe biden? take it

capitol police, the supreme court police that police the supreme court grounds are with him. nicolle wallace, hearing garrett talk about the solemn oath, we want most people to be affected by taking a solemn oath in this country. again, whether or not you're signing up for jury duty or local office or in this case quite a challenge. >> so we want that, but trump has not permitted any institution to remain unscathed by his crassness, by his obliteration of norms, and by his own brand of blow everything up politics yet. so this is a test to see if john roberts' presence in the senate chamber changes one institution, spares one institution from everything else trump has ushered in. and not to, you know, spoil a moment where hope exists that maybe these people will act like patriots, maybe these oaths will mean something, but nothing has yet. and we watched donald trump roll into the republican convention and a former general lead a chant of "lock her up." we know how things ended for that general. we've watched donald trump wage a war of words and of investigations and of prosec

there were hundreds of officers from state police and the capitol police.sn't a strong presence would be wrong. her comment, i don't believe they deserve a response. they're not worthy of it. >> shannon: i want to play something from a fellow sheriff of yours. he was on the "the ingraham angle" earlier. here's what he said about what virginia is working on. >> if passed as proposed, they would be enforced. we took an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states and virginia. that's what we're going to do. we're not going to arrest law abiding positions for having guns. >> shannon: sheriff what is your position? >> sheriff vaughn is a friend. i understand his position. my approach is different. i'm not a constitutional expert but my power of sheriff to swear in thousands of citizens as deputy sheriffs to allow them to continue to own the weapons that they possess is my first approach. at the same time, i swore to uphold the constitution and that's what i intend to do as well. >> shannon: i want to ask you, sheriff, i want -- the laws they're conditio

>> laura: the capitol police and the ushers who are sure you to your seat up in the gallery -- it wasmfortable seat. those of velveteen. >> did they give you milk, was it warm? >> laura: i was in the back corner which i loved and this nice osher said you can't sleep in here. i fell asleep, tom bevan i promise i fell asleep. >> you on broadway go to sleep, i've been next to you. you were literally snoring. >> laura: it was only james gandolfini's last appearance on broadway. i fell asleep, i admit it, we will talk to you throughout the week, thanks so much for joining us, sorry it was so short. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. another marathon day in the senate impeachment trial and the gloves are off, donald trump slamming democratic impeachment leaders calling one of the sleazebag threatening to sit in on the trial threatening to make them look them in the case is the argument case. we will look at their strategy and hunter biden's testimony now critical in the impeachment trial, senator ted cruz says it is an democrats -- can thank adam schiff for

this is i desire we are only a compound about 35 kilometers to the west but i'm going to be on capitol police. it has. some of the maze your and most important oil installations in the country but it has been recently under multiple threats by you where planes flew into the world to have that have been recently targeting civil litigations nearby and did asheville oil corporation that's the state oil has recently stated that it's looking into closing down this oil compound and evacuating stuff. but this could pose a major setback to the country's economy because we know that this compound is the oil exporting terminal 4 of the country's maize your oil fields in southern libya. which is producing about $300000.00 barrels a day. but experts here say that. any possibility tacked on this compound could also close an environmental and human italian disaster because it includes. several stories of different kinds of flame a little fuel including petrol gas and hydrazine. so any possible attack could set the whole compound on fire. why have they were planes had been recently targeting many locations

reporter pleading with capitol police, but i'm allowed to go down there, please, i'm al loutd to go down>> no, you're not. >> no, you're not. not today. you might be able to go down there. there's chris coons. >> this is the room where you typically -- there goes schumer. if you are on the floor and a constituent comes from home and you're doing votes, then this is where your your constituents come. it's called the reception room. they can wait for you. there comes tammy duckworth, sheldon whitehouse. you can come off the floor and meet with them in this room and not miss a vote. so this is a very busy room 24/7 when the senate is in session. >> we're now at minute 59:30. top of the hour will bring we think the proceedings gaveled into order in the senate chamber. remember, we're at the mercy of a set of cameras and shots that are not being switched and put on the air by us necessarily. we'll see the senate chamber when the senate chamber feels it's time for us to see the senate chamber. >> it's so different from the -- i mean, we sat, almost this exact group assembled, the first day of

capitol police. they have been charged and there is other charges pending.n fact, john kennedy said, quote, it scared the bejesus out of him. a lot of people were shocked, including kennedy, that they have not had more protests with the senate trial. again, to re-set, they should be wrapping up tonight in just the next couple of minutes. then two more days, 8-hour batches for the prosecution and then maybe the defense on saturday, sean. >> sean: i don't know what you are getting paid from fox, chad, whatever it is, it's not enough. to have to sit through that monotonouse redundant insanity for 24 hours and 24 more and 16to after that. >> 2:25 last night or this morning i should say. >> sean: i know. i didn't go to sleep so don't worry.i joining us now two congressional members of the president's impeachment team. i got to give a special shoutout because everything we learned about fisa abuse, premeditated fraud on the fisa court. the russian dirty dossier, spying on a presidential candidate, transition team. president. and also probably outsourcing spying to

it happened behind a business on east capitol express way. police say the security guard held the suspect at gumt until officers arrived. >>> a group of mothers is vowing to keep up the fight after deputies arrested and evicted them. around 5:00 this morning, the alameda sheriff's deputies arrested two mothers and two supporters in oakland. deputies used a battering ram and a robot to get inside the e house. they said doors were barricaded from the inside. four people were arrested and released. >> so now we've got a bigger movement. this fight is bigger. they shouldn't even put us in here. i'm fighting this fight. period. >> a judge ruled friday that the group moms for housing could not legally live in the home they took over nearly two months ago. they turned down an offer from the home's owner for for for of temporary housing. wedgewood has been buying, fixing and selling properties for two decades. it had us asking in an area where there was a housing crisis, how do you feel about the practice of flipping houses these days? well, that answer is

invited friends and fellow legislators, reporters, newsreel cameramen, and even perversely the capitol hill police force, to watch a demonstration. here how the historian describes that demonstration. la guardia blended two-part heretofore only of anemics to any mix -- and available at any drugstore to one part near beer. , a beer with minimal alcoholic content. this was legal under prohibition . although some reports the times of the taste was something like dish water left in the sink overnight. he allowed a few seconds to pass to heighten the suspense. i drank up and licked his lips. the camera zoomed in. a brewmaster was standing by to sample the mixture. he pronounced it delicious. i think he was on la guardia's payroll. la guardia started passing around samples of his second string beer. he even said that the police should try it. he had people in the crowd pass glasses back to the police who were confounded about whether they should arrest this man. he was breaking the law. he was a congressman. everybody broke the law. they did not know what to do, so they fled. chances are at least some o

friends, fellow legislators, tourists, reporters, newsreel cameramen, and even, perversely, the capitol hill police force to watch a demonstration. here is how historian geoffrey perret describes the demonstration. "laguardia blended two parts malt tonic, heretofore of interest only to anemics and easy to obtain at any drugstore, to one part near beer." that was a beer with minimal alcoholic content and thus it was legal under prohibition, although some reports from the time say that the taste was something like dishwater left in the sink overnight. "laguardia stirred the ingredients and allowed a few seconds to pass to heighten the suspense. then he drank up and licked his lips. the camera zoomed in. a brewmaster was standing by to sample the mixture. he pronounced it delicious." i think he was on laguardia's payroll. laguardia started passing on samples of his second string beer, and he even said that the police should try it, and he had people in the crowd pass glasses back to the police, who were confounded about whether they should arrest this man who was breaking the law. he was a congressman

let's hear it from the capitol hill police department. they are stressed. king nonstop. that's john thune. and we remember that one of our own, a former member of the capitol hill police, ladies and gentlemen, chris matthews who we'll be hearing from later on. quick break. we'll be gone about two minutes. please don't go anywhere. if anything happens of note, we'll bust out of a commercial to bring it to you. a commercial to bring it to you f blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. [ disthave you ever wondered [ distant band playing ] what the motorcade driver drives when they're not in a motorcade? [ upbeat music starts ] [ engine revving ] ♪ this one drives a volkswagen passat. ♪ ♪ g♪ i want to go, go,es go where m

in my case, it was people on that ballfield with guns, of course, capitol police that were there thatth guns that were able to confront9 the shooter, otherwise it would have been a much more horrible tragedy. and so over and over again we see this attack on rights of law-abiding is citizens. and that's where they're going in virginia, and i think that's what's got most people alarmed. and the fact they had to misrepresent law enforcement to help get this thing snuck through is one more concern. and, you know, again, they'll do anything, it seems like, to take away the rights of law-abiding citizens. iron chi, it's that same governor of virginia who wants to make it illegal to kill a baby born outside the womb and call it abortion when, in fact, it's murder. that's what's going op over there. pete: yeah, the governor doesn't want to stop there, he's proposing universal background check, banning assault rifles, red flag laws. speak to the extent to which democrats truly want to go to get rid of our second amendment right if they can, briefly. >> yeah. we see it all around. you know, the

speaker, in honor appreciation ment day, i rise today to recognize the united of states capitol police force for their heroic actions to save as part of their highly trained and committed service throughout 2019. when they heard the radio call about an unresponsive individual respondedtwo officers and ultimately saved the life of a man who had suffered a heart attack. they helped get that person to a hospital after a shooting. three officers saved the life of shockingly had a heart attack during his visit to this building. these are only a few occasions in an impressive list of heroic actions. we owe our gratitude to all of the officers of the united states capitol police force for they do here. thank you. thank you, all, for going the only to protect and defend us here in the congressional community but for our ou do in all of communities. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the yields back. 779suant to house resolution and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of for further 535.deration of h.r. will the gentleman from texas, mr. cu

he was very loud and you could still hear about in the hall after the capitol hill police pulled themin the audience today. you might remember in the fall 2008 she was prominent at the hearings to confirm britt kavanaugh. kennedy: yep she's prominent everywhere summit to get job. the ship something to do. chad thanks for the great reporting, will be talking again in the coming days. and topical storm is next. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. can you help keep these iguys prote

we need all exits and entrances blocked off on equipment beesome and capitol expressway. >> police tried to use non lethal force before ndioting the i one ofthe two officers was treated for minor injuries both are on paid leave. the incident marks the first officer involved shooting of year. >>> health fibulas say they are determined to cut down on the rat population at a homeless camp in sonoma county. what they plan to do starting tomorrow. >>> and multiple electric scooters stolen in oakland have been found in the central valley. how authorities tracked them down. ♪ [ music ] >>> newly released video by county officials is shedding light on a troubling public health danger and wilson walker with what authorities are doing to stop a rat infestation at the county's larnlest homeless camp. . >> we've been covering this nearly mile long encampment and the effort to try to find some kind of answers out here but one of the health problems apparently simply cannot be put off any longer occasionally but now it's everywhere and they are huge. . >> talking about the rats seen here in infrared v

he was very loud and you could still hear about in the hall after the capitol hill police pulled themno is in the audience today. you might remember in the fall 2008 she was prominent at the hearings to confirm britt kavanaugh. kennedy: yep she's prominent everywhere summit to get job. the ship something to do. chad thanks for the great reporting, will be talking again in the coming days. and topical storm is huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have-oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. art bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days to save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 36-months. ends saturday. i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, wit

you have security really high over at the state capitol with police warning of credible threats fromput a temporary ban on all weapons there. worried about a repeat of charlottesville. but all of these precautions are adding new fuel to tensions over expected action on gun reform. i want to take you live to gabe gutierrez live in richmond. we are 15 minutes away from the start of the rally. tell us what you're seeing on the ground there. >> hey, there, hallie. well people began to line up at the state capitol before dawn. thankfully so far it's been a peaceful protest. you can see behind me a massive crowd has shown up here outside of the perimeter set up by police here at the virginia state capital. you see in the distance there, we have seen throughout the morning a lot of trump 2020 banners. but people here that are really furious at what's doing on in the state legislature here and what they see as overreaching by the democratic led senate -- legislature here. so if we come over here i want to speak to one of the gun rights supporters. what's your name? >> c.b. mckenna. >> you're

we have three police departments working in conjunction with each other, capitol police, the richmondity police department and state police are all on the ground and around the ground patrolling today. host: when this is over, you had mentioned the governor and the new democratic legislature are working on several pieces of legislation. which would be the most significant to you think this year? .uest: that is hard to say there are several that have already passed through the senate a one handgun a month bill, which we have already had a law in place that restricts or limits people to buying one gun a month. i think universal background checks would be a significant especiallyinia, because there is what is called the gun show loophole right now where you can buy from an average citizen or a dealer without having any sort of background check. be a game changer in terms of things and i think slow down what we have seen as a record in gun sales in the state, they have soared to the second-highest monthly total since 1990. host: allie rocket is a crime and safety reporter for the washingt

be -- you know, there appears to be people trying to work things out between the press and the capitol policewho are doing their job of ensuring that nobody gets trampled or tripped up. the senators and the house managers who are doing their business. and so it isn't perfect, but i think it's working for the moment. it is a little more restrictions than we are used to, but for now there appears to be a truce and everyone seems to be focused on the work that they need to get done. host: scott wong is a senior staff writer for "the hill." you can find his work at thehill.com. thank you for your time today. guest: thank you. host: we have less than an hour to go on this program. we will take your calls. the final day for house democrats to present their case with the white house and the white house team making their case -- starting their case tomorrow. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8002 for independents. mark in pennsylvania, republican line, hi. caller: good morning, pedro. i just want to talk about the fundamental unfairness of this whole thing. it's so unf

just to show you how ridiculous some of this is, the capitol police have been giving senators cards,ppen to be approached by a journalist, that say "please get out of my way." or, "you are preventing me from doing my job." what are they, 12? i've never met a politician at any level that had trouble telling reporter to buzz off. but the idea of hurting them into roped off areas is kind of symbolic and maybe suggest some on capitol hill don't really want to do with a lot of pesky reporters. speech reading directly from "the new york times" this morning, c-span wrote the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell about this backy requesting access. it writes, "as of saturday, the network had heard nothing back." has anything changed there, how we? >> there is no update on that. i don't think it will change with the trial starting today. i don't think it's a huge deal, but any news organization records wants to be able to control the cameras. c-span is straight down the middle, it's not looking to tilt the coverage one way or another. >> sandra: what do you think, howie? you think the americ

capitol grounds. it's for crowd control and they are expecting thousands of people here on monday for this rally. police of course will be looking in those crowds for people who are trying to spark violence. omar. >> villafranca: jeff, thanks. to ukraine now where the remains of 11 people killed in the iranian missile strike on the ukrainian jetliner will return to kiev today. the flag-draped coffins were met by family members of the victims and ukraine's president zelensky. all 176 people on board were killed. britain's prince harry today expressed "great sadness" over the split with the royal family. the couple's declaration of independence came as a bombshell to the queen and country. it comes at a cost. and new criticism from meghan's estranged father. imtiaz tyab is in london. >> reporter: the queen was all smiles as she made her way to church near her sandringham estate. the public appearance followed the release of a heartfelt statement on saturday night in support of her grandson prince harry and his young family. containing what was being described as a major crisis for the royal family. >> fam

capitol police say the policy will not be enforced for lawmakers because it would take them too long> name popeye's favorite food. [. [buzzer] >> chicken. [laughter] >> the woman confusing popeye the cartoon saylor with the fast food chain. the correct answer, of course was spinach. she got the answer right her family would have played for $10,000. pete: i don't think that was epic fail at all. dean: those had your headlines. pete you said chicken. pete: if we were on tom's show on this show i would have said chicken. his deep dean would you have gotten popeye and spinach correct though. lisa: i said all but one. that might have been my one. rick: i'm with you, pete, when i watched it, i was thinking chicken when it happened. by the way, i was also really disappointed with myself once i had realized what i done. how did i fall for that so fast? why did my brain go there? pete: happens to us a lot. rick: i would like a chicken sandwich right now. lisa: me, too i'm starving. rick: why aren't you wearing a coat? >> it's warm. rick: out here without coats. warm on the eastern seeshed. ah

capitol hill. >>> a deadly scene in hawaii. two police officers are dead and homes are burned following the shoot-out in honolulu. it all started as officers were responding to an assault near a home close to die monday head. that's when a man started shooting, killing two officers. a fire was set at the home. it spread to four other houses. the suspect acted violently after his landlord served him with an eviction notice. the suspect is reportedly dead. we will update you with more information. >>> a tesla burst into flames last night after the driver lost control and crashed. it happened in the east bay. take a look at the car in flames. it happened about 6:00 last night at the intersection in pleasant town. the driver was killed. police are investigating with alcohol or drugs might have played a role ins.reignited ear morning while it was sitting in the evidence lot. >>> in oakland police are looking for the driver of an audi involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash shortly after 1:00 this morning. it smashed into a subaru on grand avenu

here that wants to keep the to bear arms >>22,000 people came according to police and flooded the streets of virginia state capitoled gun control measures including wider background checks and the ability for law enforcement take firearms away from those deemed a risk by this. >>it's not fair to disarm somebody who has no criminal history. feel like you can't legislate. minded people. president trump weighed in on the protests tweeting quote the democrat party in the great commonwealth of virginia are working hard to take away your second amendment rights this is just the beginning despite the high >>the high vital people and fears of protests would get out of control like a white supremacist rally in charlottesville 3 years there is only one arrest a 21 year-old woman who police say repeatedly covered her face with a bandanna after being asked to take it off several times virginia's governor reased a statement saying quote we are all thankful that today passed without incident the teams will successfully be escalated what could have been a volatile situation th resulted from weeks of planning today show that when

capitol hill today. >>> newly released video shows the moments an off-duty police officer shot and killed a man in vallejo if a parking lot last november. that video showing what led up to the argument between eric reason and sergeant virgil thomas who appears to be pulling in a spot in front of reason. reason returns owe to his van and pulls out a gun and after more arguing thomas fires. he fires more shots as reason runs off. vallejo police released that video late last might after completing an investigation. any charges would now be in the hands of the solano county district attorney. >>> 4:37 and now to a big move when it comes to tenants' rights in oakland. city leaders are behind a proposal that would ban landlords from asking about criminal history. >> and being rejected due to a criminal record. applying to public and private houses. it would be the strictest of that type of law in california if it passed. the city council passed the rule unanimously last night. a final vote is scheduled for february 4th. berkeley is expected to vote on a similar measure next month. >>> bob powers will be in cont

. >> chaos saturday morning as san jose police responded to the arco at quimby road and capitol expresswayer learning a man was trying to light a gas pump on fire. manager veronica cortez was on the phone with her employee who watched it all unfold. >> the moment i called her about turning off the pumps, we hear the shooting. and i told her hiding. >> two officers tried to de-escalate the situation by using stun bags and a taser. but police say those efforts were unsuccessful as the suspect, 32-year-old jose antonio de los santos of san jose charged at them with a metal rod. he was shot three times by officers who have been placed on routine administrative leave. >> after being released from the hospital he will be booked for assault on a police officer with a deadly weapon and attempted arson. >> de los santos has been in trouble with the law before, and was out on parole after serving more than four years in prison. police say they aren't aware of any mental health issues in the suspect's past, but say he seemed a little off during the confrontation. >> there is something going on, wheth

police in virginia have been bracing for violence on monday. the governor declared a state of emergency banning all weapons from the capitol. >> perhaps like storming our capitol is one specifically. weaponizing drones over our capitol square is another. >> reporter: rally organizer said the event should not be cancelled because of the three men arrested. >> they are the problem makers. if they are trying to create problems police will handle them. we'll go on. >> reporter: one of two americans arrested is an army veteran who served in iraq. investigators tell us when the fbi moved in to take the men into custody two of them tried to destroy their phones. david begnaud, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >>> part of an illinois starbucks collapsed after a pickup truck slammed into it. the truck ran off the road in mchenry yesterday. hit a vehicle at the driver through window and then ran into the building. the driver and four people inside were hurt. one was in critical condition. police are investigating just >>> major league baseball sign stealing scandal cost another big league manager his job. new york mets and carlos beltran agreed to part ways. it

the briefing started san francisco police headquarters at 12:15. >>> capitol hill in just a few hours the senate is set to start the impeachment trial of president trump. republican majority leader mitch mcconnell's proposal gives each side 24 hours over two days to make their opening statements. then, 16 hours are reserved for senators to submit written questions to both teams. it also puts of the questioning of witnesses until after the opening arguments. >> on something as important and serious as impeachment senator mcconnell's resolution is a national disgrace. >> to call witnesses democrats would have to sway at least four republicans to vote with them for a majority. the white house praise mcconnell's proposal saying, quote, it protects the president's right to a fair trial. >>> before the senate launches the third impeachment trial of a president in history, mr. trump is half a world away in switzerland. for the world economic forum. in his opening speech he took credit for putting the u.s. in the midst of an economic boom. he also revealed an initiative and what he says will

police haven't ruled out gang involvement. >>> 4:35. now to a live look at capitol hill where in just hours the senate will formally accept the articles of impeachment against donald trump. nancy pelosi announced the managers in the senate trial and held an impeachment engrossment ceremony. this afternoon the senate will receive the managers to present and exhibit the articles on the senate floor. later john roberts will swear in the senators who will serve as jurors in the trial. a live report from washington with reaction from president trump. >>> governor gavin newsom heads to the east bay. he expects a plan to tackle the homeless epidemic. part of his spending proposal includes $750 million to help tackle the crisis. he also signed an executive order that will help identify properties that can become svelters. >> dealing with homeless encampments rather than sfpd. the chronicle is reporting they voted for a resolution asking mayor london breed and the board of supervisors to reconsider the response to the homeless crisis. this comes after officers come under cri

police headquarters. when washington escalated the war into cambodia, we bombed the capitol. >> a bomb exploded early thisning in the pentagon. >> it was trying to exact a small price for these policy decisions that were so unjust. >> much of the pentagon is a public area with visitors and tourists roaming through the halls, but security was tighter today than yesterday. >> the '70s is a first great era of mass air travel. at this time, there was virtually no security at airports. you could literally walk through the terminal, sometimes even onto the plane, without anyone checking your bags or your person. >> one of the reasons for the rise of contemporary international terrorism was the development of modern jet air transportation. these were nationally labeled containers of potential hostages at 35,000 feet. >> good evening. the middle east conflict boiled over today with four airplane hijackings, including one that was aborted at london's heathrow airport. >> today palestinian commandos took over a british airliner, the fourth successful hijacking in as many days. the jetliner was forced to land at the

capitol expressway monday. >>it was during the afternoon police say it involved a man who had been hired to drive a 13 year-old girl home from school in san jose where the guard noticed that the car they were in was parked in a remote spot behind them all and was he walked closer he realized something didn't quite feel right. >>i knew something was wrong i definitely something was wrong. i did see things i should have. i'm a father, i'm the victim but some of her friends home from school and he did drive the other's home, but when it came to the victim. he decided to park behind that mall but that well security guard was there and stop it. >>and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news more than a dozen students ran for their lives from the severe weather wall in the gym. what happened coming up and the top democratic presidential candidates square off in the final debate before the first primary contest in iowa. no love lost between the couple left. coffee before your 8 a.m. belvita breakfast biscuits to get you through your nine, ten and your eleven-a.m. team mixer. made with a delicious blend of grains.

. >> san jose police department confirmed that an officer shot him this morning at quimby road near the capitol expressway. the major focus seems to be on an article on that gas station in the corner. in the middle of quimby road is off officers investigated. we don't know any details about the person who was shot but police say a were taken to the he was taken to the hospital to be treated. san jose police department said investigators will give more information when they can. in the meantime there are handful of people standing around the area wondering what happened. mall in san jose were crowds of people go to every day. we talked to one man who said he was it was fine to get to work but he was all blocked out by police the only issue he notices what homeless people. but >> we don't have much going on. regular neighborhood i guess. >> must be really surprising that there is a shooting. >> no >> in san jose ktvu fox news. >>> a man died chasing after estes died on new year's eve 34th birthday. he was from china but went in oakland and work for ibm. he was working on his laptop at that starbu

state and local police deploying, guns and other weapons banned on the grounlgds of the state capitol in richmond ahead of a gun rights rally monday. it is on the orders of virginia governor rafflpffl ralph north . >> no one wants another incident. >> reporter: there was a far right rally in charlottesville. a woman was killed when a car slammed into a crowd. governor northam says that they have intelligence on the event. >> and this intelligence comes from mainstream channels, both offline and online. such as alternative dark web channels used by violent groups and white nationalists from outside virginia. >> reporter: the fbi has arrested three men who a law enforcement official tells cnn were believed to be planning to travel to the rally in richmond. the men including one who officials say came into the u.s. illegally from canada were picked up on weapons charges. a charging document saying they put together and tested a functioning assault rifle, officials say they are members of a shadowy organization called the base. >> this is a white supremacist group that is very much active

it's 9.21 coming up in just a moment there are well there's a large police presence this morning the virginia state capitol as a huge rally over gun control bills and gun rights activists come to a head there. >>and the city is on edge will have the full story. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would decle a state of emergency on day 1. coress has never passean important imate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse i've spent a decade fighti and beating oil companies... this opping pipelin... continues to get worse stopping fossil fuel plants, ensu clean energy across the country. how are we going tpull thists, country together? we take the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and dottoge. >>happening now law enfcement officials in virginia are dealing with a big scale rally it's happening.after several getting a lot of gun rights u activists now descending on the capital a large crowd is expected and in their xed in that are some extremist groups that the viinia governor's issued a state of emergency. >>whitney wild has more now fr

hundreds of police were out in force as gun-rights supporters rallied outside of virginia's capitol.he tightened security came after more than a week of threats and violence and after the governor declared a state of emergency. jeff pegues reports tonight from richmond. >> reporter: 22,000 gun-rights supporters came out today, many armed to the teeth, some dressed in fatigues, others with handguns on their hips. >> i carry it with me every day. >> reporter: and rifles draped across their chests.>>ou s peopo stand up and keep their guns because it's our right to do that and defend ourselves in a time of danger. >> reporter: thomas steele came here from west virginia. >> i actually brought two guns, but i brought smaller guns. i usually have an ak-47, but that's quite the scary rifle. i decided to bring out the .22 because nobody is shooting nothing today. >> reporter: governor ralph northam declared state of emergency which banned all weapons on capitol building grounds and brought with it extremely tight security. on capitol grounds, right in there behind this fence, this is where th

jillian, good morning, we are here right outside of virginia state capitol, let me show you the security they've got here, you see policegoing in beyond the chain-link fence is the virginia, second amendment right's groups that virginia defense league comes on lobby day to petition lawmakers for things they want to fight for second amendment rights but it is particularly this year that they had increase security, governor saying there were credible threats made at the larger than expected rally which could bring as many as 100,000 people, now, it is governor northam who has pushed for increased gun control measures and already the senate legislature has passed 3 measures just last month and they will limit one handgun month rule which is universal background check law and authority over guns in public places but the house legislature and many of the people coming to this rally want to petition the house legislators have even more things they want to do. we talked to one of the delegates, glen davis from virginia beach area, virginia beach back in may, 11 people killed in shooting there, the opposition to these measures

gutierrez has our report >> reporter: tonight, police in richmond are on hig alert banning guns and torches and creating a perimeter at the state capitol. even the faa is taking precautions prohibiting drones from operating near the area monday >> i don't know the magnitude of it all, how big it will be or how violent it could get. i'm worried for the people that will be there. >> reporter: virginia's governor declared a state of emergency hoping to avoid a repeat of the protest in 2017 >> we will not allow that mayhem and violence to happen here >> reporter: on friday four suspected neo-nazis connected to a white supremacist group were arrested it calls itself the base, the english translation of al qaeda on thursday the fbi arrested three other members of the statement group who officials say had weapons and discussed attending the rally in richmond but organizers insist the rally will be peaceful, meant to protest democrats taking control of the state legislature proposing several bills limiting gun rights >> the war on people like me and other law abiding gun owners we're tired of this stuff. we're saying no to all of that. i don't

capitol hill. >>> i am katy nielsen. live in san mateo where police are on the scene of a fatal crash.happened around 4:00 this morning right at the airport boulevard offramp off of 101 north. you can see the investigators here now. according to san mateo police, they are not sure but they think the car could have been involved in an earlier home invasion robbery. >> we responded to the scene. we sell vehicles leaving. trying to catch up with them. then then chp notified us of a single vehicle collision here. >> according to police, no one was hurt in the home invasion robbery. they are trying to figure out if the vehicle was somehow connected. they said one police got to the scene here, they found one person dead and two others injured and taken to the hospital. the person that died was a passenger in the car. but they still don't know exactly what led up to all of this or if these two crimes are connected. they said the home invasion robbery that they think might be related to this is on roberta. we are sending crews there and we will try to bring you the latest as the morning contin