interestingly, john dulles argued for months against this. eisenhower was promoting it.finally, dulles gave been, but his argument was illegal, we can't do this, we have agreed to it. but you know, listen, we've violated the geneva agreements in 1954 in vietnam. we violated the agreements in korea with respect to nuclear weapons. got a lot to answer for. >> well, thank you. this has been an honor. >> i have enjoyed it. >> the book and the subject could not be more important. >> thank you. thank you, eric. inks for the great question. >> thank you. >> i want to come on a thank you both on behalf of townhall for presenting tonight. it's always a a terrifying tof the really good for us to know. everything we can about an thank you so much for your insights ever all your research. that's really a lot. i want to encourage everyone watching tonight, if you're interested in purchasing a copy of the book, "gambling with armageddon", that you do that via the link on the live stream pager that will take you right over to our partner booksellers elliott bay and you can purchase fro

russia's molotov was first to sign the freedom pack, followed by secretary of state dulles.eremony is completed, the iron curtain lifted for austria, as church bells proclaim the rebirth of freedom. ♪ operation alert. a realistic rehearsal for an atomic attack was the biggest nationwide air raid drill ever attempted. in washington, 15,000 government workers left their desks, scattering to 31 secret rural sites away from the capital. [siren] military personnel emptied out of the pentagon, while state department employees joined americans from coast-to-coast in taking cover against a mythical assault. the pulse of the nation stood still. ♪ old glory flew over the city where government agencies carried on their duties after the attack. from an emergency white house, president eisenhower led the nation in operation alert. ♪ the survival town, atom test, a model village in a nevada desert, against the awesome power of nuclear energy. buildings of various materials went up, $1 million worth of equipment installed, including lifelike mannequins and tons of food to measure the conta

never dull. tom: i don't get the hotel thing. what are you going to do? you're going to go down to the bar with everybody else and get the plague. francine: i don't think that's allowed, tom. tom: the data is interesting. we have got to look at ubs. it is the start of her earnings season. this week, in the united states, -- of your earnings season. this week in the united states. francine: i love that tom thinks of hotel and thinks directly of the hotel bar. we will have more on that. tom: why stay there he echo there is no -- why stay there? there is no table that pharaoh and i have not set at. ritika: a delegation of house members took the next step in the impeachment process. lawmakers delivered the single article of impeachment against donald trump to the senate. that triggered the start of an unprecedented trial of the former president, accused of incitement to insurrection. janet yellen's first task as treasury secretary will be selling president biden's new stimulus package. she was concerned that she was confirmed by a vote of 84-15. she has argue

dull but we think dull is going to be good, especially if some of the more speculative sectors start down we think the stay-at-home plays, like the zooms of the world, all of a sudden their businesses go from 50% growth to 30% growth, and at 100 times earnings, you have a lot of risk that can go down those are the things we're most worried about. >> you say value has been outpacing growth since september 30th do you see that trend continuing and how do interest rates play a factor >> we do think that trend continues and we think it accelerates this year, and basically you had a guest which talked about the last 14 recessions, and coming out of the recessions, value outpaced growth, 14 out of 14 times, and with the rising environment. we think the things in place with the economy really come together for value starting to do better, and to slow down growth at a minimum, we think it's going to be a pretty level playing field but right now for new moneys, we think your best bang for the buck is in the value stocks. >> you mentioned new money, a lot of people who are retail investors jum

dulles will seize it i will own the. moment not that. you want school you're watching we won't fall down nor. am i going on just. the m.t.v. you must face in years to be. oh. yeah leave now going to. leave yes he. said he. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical guy time to sit down and talk. in archie's news review of the week pressure approves clinical trials on an express version of its coded vaccine spotlight to meet soaring global demand. the week to grim footage from a german christmas tore him highlighting the extent of a resurgent pandemic in europe. stockpiling vaccines at the expense of other e.u. members. of the u.s. house of representatives votes to impeach president trump for a 2nd time after an impassioned debate while many on the floor can't wait to see the back of it others say it's more about revenge.

this is to give you news a live from berlin a defeat for a dull trumpet. republican and democratic senators unite and vote to override the president's veto of. congress's overturned. also coming up countries around the world. with supplies lip.

when they counted out the count that would be a problem this year it's certainly not going to be a dull event and here's the thing i mean you were just mentioning the vice president and just a few moments ago while trump was speaking at that rally he had a message for the vice president and he said that he has the right to reject the results effectively and he wants mike pence to send it back to the states now we know that constitutionally pence cannot do this on one hand he doesn't want to remain loyal to trumpet on the other hand he has to follow the law in the constitution does he not so what do you expect to happen what will he do. well the job of the vice president is very limited this case he's the president of the senate it's a very he's the only member of the u.s. government used part of 2 branches he's vice president of the executive branch but he's president of the senate and so the electoral ballots are actually sent to him as these presidents of the senate they're collected by the secretary of the senate put it open boxes that are carried by the pages across the capitol to t

>> i think he left at the same time that dulles went. it would be a step down in the cia, so he was not interested. we had a question right behind. >> what was the obsession with castro from jfk and from the attorney general? was it the closeness to the united states or the fear of communism? >> all of that. i try to give you a sense in this course that the cold war was a deeply serious thing by the participants and the leaders involved. there was a fear that the advance of communism anywhere is a defeat of freedom anywhere. just as eisenhower said we won't tolerate a country going communist, guatemala, whatever the merits of that argument were. and castro seemed to be worse because he openly declared himself to be an ally of the soviet union. that's the main enemy. that's the country we have to worry the most about. the country creating so much trouble for us in the world. they are threatening our allies. we have to do something. that was the thinking at the time. and it became personal. i think it became personal. yes? >> earlier in th

he and the director alan dulles had to resign. is also possible he, he wrote, that we in the agency were not as frank with the president about further deficiencies as we could have been. so there's a telling admission. there was an internal report by the inspector general, cia fitzpatrick saying if cia had been careful in its planning they would have realized there was no effective organized resistance to the castro regime that could have rallied to help the invaders. castro's forces were firmly in control of cuban society. they vastly outnumbered any invasion force, and the terrain offered no help at all. he said that cia should have canceled the operation even though it would have been embarrassing to the agency. he said cancellation, yes, would have been embarrassing but it would have averted failure which would bring more embarrassment, carry death to hundreds, destroy millions in u.s. property and seriously damage u.s. prestige. he's right about that. there's an internal rebuttal to the inspector general's report. the directo

one quick story in the eisenhower administration is john foster dulles with the secretary of state and we have is frequent secretary of state and white house people and eisenhower decided to bring in hell, foreign minister a donor to the negotiator on armistice with the soviets and the new york times had a lot of editorials about stassen when he came on board: the secretary of peace . the skirt foster dulles who said what to make me, the secretary for war he was constantly trying to undercut staff and eventually demanded to get rid even with these two residents who really believed in god, and often had these people who were designated by the president sometimes run afoul of the secretary create some tension. >> so another scene that you address is how the president has centralized authority or not within his white house area residents wanted to have a chief of staff, a strong chief of staff, and who all things we go through that person and others in quantity. at all or wanted a very loose operation, sometimes referred to as the spokes on the wheel where many people have access to the p

i don't wish this to sound offensive, but a dullness.elevision age of political leaders feeling they have to do that. there is no glamour— feeling they have to do that. there is no glamour with _ feeling they have to do that. there is no glamour with her. _ feeling they have to do that. there is no glamour with her. but - feeling they have to do that. there is no glamour with her. but this i is no glamour with her. but this calmness or even if you say dullness, but germans, obviously, do like that. she had her biggest success in national elections in 2013 when she said, you know me. 0bviously germans loved to have the impression, just the impression, nobody knows her, but having the impression to know her, that was something that was quite creative of confidence in germany. 0bviously germans are like that. confidence in germany. obviously germans are like that.— confidence in germany. obviously germans are like that. armin laschet is positively — germans are like that. armin laschet is positively charismatic. _ germans are like that. arm

with just 4 points or has even hired a new coach to stay on course who hopes to drive them out of the dull drums and to avoid them becoming the new holders of the boom this league is worst after record i barely know known throughout germany for one thing the disastrous 96566 season the cup win 31 matches without a win in that campaign up in this league a record i they also hold the record for the fewest goals scored in a season and the most goals conceded. but former player that's a because says the small club is still proud to this day of competing for that one season in the bundesliga. convo i can say that we were. of course proud to play at least one season in the honestly. sometimes just to meet the expectations but also to never disappoint and to eventually realize when the opponent was simply better than us. best of our. but now their winless record is in danger of falling current bundesliga side shall come doing their best to usurp. they haven't won in 21 matches with their last league victory coming in january earlier this year for the 7 time german champions it's an embarrassing p

well i'm joined now by paid a rather dull day doubly reporter and member of the u.s. election team paid a good morning impeachment is moving forward at a swift pace in the house of representatives what's the latest on the efforts to remove mr trump from office. right so essentially we're looking at a very historic moment today the house is all but certain to impeach trump and that will make donald trump the 1st president u.s. history to been impeached twice and it's notable really that over a dozen republicans have indicated that they will back him you know just over a year ago during the 1st impeachment he wrote republicans backed out of that and we're also looking at really high ranking republicans well we're looking at for instance 3rd ranking leader of the republican house list cheney who released a strongly worded statement saying that there's never been a greater betrayal by a president state of his office and his oath to the constitution so it really sticking to a very strong break with donald trump who is finding himself increasingly isolated acidly white hous

representing our mighty military services is joint chiefs of staff secretary humphrey and dulles lead the cabinet members followed by the nine justice of the supreme court. former president herbert hoover and an outspoken champion of the eisenhower's administration governor and mrs. tom dewy. leonard hall, chairman of the republican national committee. and now accompanied by the members of the joint inaugural committee the vice president of the united states richard nixon takes his place on the platform. the moment everyone has been waiting for has now arrived. the president of the united states steps into view. a tremendous ovation re-sounds across the capitol from the thousands who have gathered here from near and far to witness his solemn oath of service to the american people and assume the leadership of this great country of ours for another four-year term. an expectant hush envelopes the throng. >> the oath of office will be administered to the vice president by senator william f. noland of california. >> i, richard m. nixon do solemnly swear. >> i richard m. nixon do solemnenly

i will see you next week. this evening: everyone is talking about it because it was really rather dulld comes to an end, held by motherwell in the scottish premiership. 36 90, go, motherwell and 72 players now in quarantine. they prepare for the australian open? good evening. thanks forjoining us. manchester city could leapfrog liverpool into second in the premier league this evening. they are currently playing crystal palace to see if they can move of the champions, and it is 1—0 at the moment. john stones' header put them ahead a minute ago. manchester united still top of the premier league after what was billed as the biggest game of the season so far ended up in a rather disappointing goalless draw. the fans may not be there, the atmosphere is not the same, but liverpool against manchester united is just as big liverpool against manchester united isjust as big of liverpool against manchester united is just as big of an occasion, liverpool against manchester united isjust as big of an occasion, and this season, it means that little bit more. almost a year ago to the day, liverpool w

the new year no no no yes we don't need you and how dull stay is gentle soft so i want to bring you on the amount i know you've never thought of to have surprise yourself with what is possible. really what moves.

i think i'm dull but also i. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most in this almost and back in long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than when you my for many years you know of the slain i see i could see everything with my own eyes and hear the stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man city of fossils a. day when you're close to them look up to it sing is national just like it's. you know this is a theme that is awesome fascinated me how markets can attract investors who are investing in destruction of their own country or their own communities it's like similar to the business model of the mafia you know when they burn down a restaurant and they collect on the insurance etc. nuclear power become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a m

i think i'm dull but also i. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and this very dramatic development the only case really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. nuclear become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional the just a. power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle. were the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most there's almost no damage in long conflict regular syrian

erik: it was dell. -- it was dull.oint i have an issue with is it is not doing what she claims it does. one reason why the previous statement that one has to be more optimistic with the u.s. right now, monetary policy is doing an important job in a sense. europe needs more fiscal, if the ecb could just do what they do. alix: you guys are saying it is boring, but the bond market is a little jazzed. somewhat of a move across the curve. we will take it when we can get it. the excuse for that is that the market is taking a relatively hawkish lead. not using all the funds that we could. what do you make of that? erik: i think mine was just sort of doing more in a sense. i don't really think she could. why would she come out and the spring of 2022? i think it is not really for -- i think she did what she had to do and we should not of expected more than this. the only thing i would wish for is that a more exclusive message to prevent any type of what fiscal does and they have to do more. guy: there are three big levers that

across scotland 50 years on. 1971 was only two days old when ranges melt septic i boxes up the game was dulls for either side during the last five minutes. the day became infamous for the deadly crash which developed on a stairway at the rangers end of the stadium. among the victims were five teenagers who never came home. we we re teenagers who never came home. we were all together just joking teenagers who never came home. we were all togetherjustjoking and having a wee bit of banter. they we re having a wee bit of banter. they were rangers supporters we were celtic supporters it was nothing like that. we were pals. celtic fans we re like that. we were pals. celtic fans were among the fans that left early that day. it wasn't until we got back where the supporters just to stop on the way back. all the boys we re stop on the way back. all the boys were going for... it was when you came out of the pub one of us in an insta nt came out of the pub one of us in an instant i boxes had been fatalities. at the rangers end for that was a first of us knowing about anything happening at all. the boys

pete muntean is at washington dulles airport where many come into the u.s. and flying these days. so what do travelers need to know, what kind of proof do they need to present before getting on plane to the u.s.? >> reporter: jim, this is where international arrive at dulles after they clear customs but the new restrictions take effect well before they even get here. now, all international travelers coming into the united states, will have to show proof of a negative coronavirus test before they leave. they have to take the test within 72 hours of the start of their trip. it is really politics driving the policy here. the biden administration is ratcheting up restrictions on non-u.s. citizens coming into the u.s. from the u.k., much of europe and brazil and now south africa because of the any coronavirus strain. and it is those type of restrictions that the trump administration wanted to do away with. here is what the white house press secretary said about that. >> with the pandemic worsening and more contagious variants spreading, this isn't the time to be lifting restrictions on

hope he deals with it for the sake of the world to the right way, when you realize how dull and boring joe is, i'm betting here but those never trumpers, the media mob, they are use to a daily diet of waking up and feigning outrage and a psychotic rage and hate. when the mob in the media, all of a sudden they are going to realize he's kind of boring covering joe, what's trump doing today? they're going to promise they will stop covering trump, they will be back to covering trump and mark my words, the words "miss me yet" will resonate sooner than you think. just a prediction. let's see what many of you think about the 25th amendment over time, whathi are you going to think about the 25th amendment now that you're talking about so much? now we must determine what went wrong at the u.s. capital, that is our top priority. capitol police chief has officially resigned, the house sergeant of arms has also stepped down. americans demand answers, rightly so. what we all a witnessed yesterdy inside the capitol building, that could never happen again in this country. that building belongs to be

where international travelers arrive here in the united states after they clear customed here at dulles. but it's well before they get here that these new restrictions are taking effect. all international travelers coming into the united states will have to show proof of a negative coronavirus test to their airline before they leave for the u.s. they have to take that test within 72 hours of their flight. it's really politics driving the policy here. the biden administration is also further restricting travel for non-u.s. citizens coming from the uk, much of europe, brazil, as you mentioned, and now south africa where that new coronavirus strain is also a concern. it's these type of restrictions the trump administration wanted to do away with, and the white house says now is not the time to relax any of this. the state department issuing a new warning to any international traveler saying they should not go abroad and dr. anthony fauci says all of this shows the seriousness that the new administration is tackling this pandemic. >> pete muntean, thank you very, very much for that reportin

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will it get quite dull on hill the next few weeks | dull on hill the next few weeks or...er that and that is starting today. you�*re also going to see president—elect biden deliver his address to the nation next month. he will detail further his stimulus package, coronavirus relief stimulus package, as well as another vaccine roll—out. in terms of present trumper, we will have to see what he does next. remember, he does not have his twitter handle available because twitter —— present trump. it will be interesting to see how he will medicate with his pace now he is out of office. it is how he will medicate with his pace now he is out of office.— now he is out of office. it is a mark of _ now he is out of office. it is a mark of how _ now he is out of office. it is a mark of how serious - now he is out of office. it is a mark of how serious things i now he is out of office. it is a i mark of how serious things are now he is out of office. it is a - mark of how serious things are that if everything goes without a hitch, there will be a huge sigh of relief. absolutely. it has

he was accosted by trump supporters at dulles national airport the day after the capitol riots. face to face with many trump supporters who gave him a hard time just hours after that riot. so to california now, where the state reported its second highest number of coronavirus deaths yesterday. it's a dire situation in los angeles county, one covid death every six minutes. 900 bodies stored at the medical examiner's office which only has room for 500. and available icu beds dropping to the lowest level yet with just over 1,000 beds for the state's 40 million residents. but despite those numbers the governor is striking an optimistic tone. >> the good news is we're starting to see light at the end of the tunnel, not just the light that vaccines provide. but light as it relates to positivity rate that's now declining in the state of california. >> joining me now is dr. mizuho morrison, an emergency physician in southern california. dr. morrison good to see you. >> good morning, fred, thank you. >> this is really unsettling, very troubling. you know, you're on the front lines there

is likely e replaced by dulls-ville. that is likely what america needs right now.capitol hill we can find our north america correspondent nick bryant. nick has been there since the middle of last night. i hope that you have managed to ayis.warm during the course of covered the last inauguration four years a.go cou dnireck: they could hardly e different. the tone flurry four years ago was bombastic and strident and aggressive. donald trump brought the destructive energy to washington and the inaugural address that so many of his supporters wanted, and you spoke before this mosfet of maga supporters. and -- he spoke before a modest pit of magus supporters. joe biden set and not entirely different tone, and almost felt like a sermon that would be delivered at a national memorial service, as much as inaugural address there will be delivered two very different and operations, into wholly different presidents. tod had an appeal for unity, not just as an end but as a means to wish to tackle the country's problem. does unity exist as a tool in america's political toolbox?

of defense, george humphrey, treasury of the united states, the new secretary of state john foster dulles summerfield, postmaster general, and herbert brownell, new attorney general. douglas mckay, secretary of the interior. sinclair weeks to head the commerce department, and ezra taft benson, the secretary of agriculture. ♪ narrator: then there was harold stassen, director of the new mutual security agency. ♪ narrator: mrs. oveta culp hobby, after her appointment as administrator of federal security, became the 10th cabinet member, and sherman adams, special assistant to president. ike acknowledged the waves of all, happy to see this group of important notables approaching the white house. the inaugural parade with all its colors, bands and marchers has become as marked a part of the ceremony as the oath taking itself, perhaps more so as far as the public is concerned. since the first inaugural in 1801, there have been parade, but at the start, they were largely local and unorganized affairs. the signal for going all out seems to depend on the change of the party in power. as the years r

in fact, a better way to dull some of the risk in the portfolio is run more of a bar bell and more cash and it allows you to be opportunistic around situations and manifest themselves and run more cash and run more, and i think it was john who said it you can use -- because the volatility has come down you can use the options market to get some of that exposure with the lower volatility and take off some of that exposure and run a higher level of cash and earn some yield in the portfolio and get out of the high-quality assets and i talked about the front end of the yield curve and the mortgage is not interesting and how much money will we have on 50, 60 basis points and hold it in cash and be opportunistic and dull some of the risk we have in the portfolio. >> i hope you know we do our homework around here >> yes, sir. >> liz young has a question for you. >> hi, rick. i want to go back to something that you said about the fed and the tapering plans let's imagine a scenario where corporate taxes are raised this year at least a proposal of corporate tax is being raised and let's imagine t

again, we think of him as this plotting, placid, kind of dull close, he was an impressive character. very different. he's 23 years younger than eisenhower. from boston, although he did not live there that long. urban, harvard educated, junior officer in world war ii. sense ofo, in the having his boat destroyed and saving a number of people. kennedy is also different from his public perception. we think of him as this big, almost larger-than-life historical figure, but up close he was a reserve, private, somewhat aloof person. he once said if he was on an airplane, he would rather be reading a book than talking to the person next to him. he once said he wondered if he would be more successful in politics if he had a personality like hubert humphrey, more exuberant and colorful. kennedy was very reserved, he had a wonderful sardonic wit, and could poke fun at himself. the small story, the classic ones, he did not know much about foreign policy. he was giving a speech on foreign policy in nebraska or south dakota, and a little wr apper goes across stage, and he said excuse me, there's m

he and direct to al and dulles had resigned. in his memoirs, basil said, i sincerely believe that even with the plants fault as long as we were able to move ahead with the air strike to destroy castro air force, the brigade would still win the day. at least to the extent of establishing a beach head. and then what's? it is also possible, he wrote, that we in the agency were not as frank with the president about further deficiencies as we have been. there is a telling admission. there was an internal report by the inspector general of the cia, live and kurt patrick, saying that if the cia had been more careful in its planning, it would have realized that there was no effective organize resistance to the castro regime that could have rallied to help the invaders. castro's forces were firmly in control of cuban society. they vastly outnumbered any invasion force, and the terrain offered no help at all. he said that cia should've canceled the invasion. cancel the operation, even though it would have been embarrassing to the agency,

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. >> bob, there is never a dull moment, thanks. >>> new at 11:00, leaders in scotland are telling president trump to stay away. don't come play golf during joe biden's administration. because of the covid lockdown, travel to scotland is only for an essential purpose. according to a scottish newspaper, the airport was told to respect the arrival of a u.s. military plane sometimes used by the president on the day of biden's inauguration. the trump administration won't say what the future former president is going to do on inauguration day. >>> pressure building up in san francisco against the district attorney there. thousands demanding he resign for not taking more legal action against a driver in that deadly new year's eve hit-and-run legal action before it even happened. cierra johnson is live in san francisco. there is a petition and there are quite a few signatures. >> yes, good morning. in the last 20 minutes, it had more than 5,000 signatures. folks calling for san francisco's district attorney to resign following inaction following that fatale new year's eve accident. police say 45-ye

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losing his biggest bullhorn his twitter account to talk more about this i'm joined now by peter really dull from our u.s. elections team peter what are we to make of all of this right i think you know by any measure this is a big blow to the president who is finding himself increasingly isolated in the wake of wednesday's events you know throughout his presidency trump is really use this platform in a way that's completely abandoned the traditional ways of you know for presidents to communicate with the public he's essentially used it to circumvent the traditional media filters if you will communicate directly with his some 90000000 followers that have their own twitter so essentially twitter is now taking away trump's super power if you will. you know it also follows facebook on thursday announcing that it was suspending his account trans account indefinitely at least until after inauguration and there have been a lot of calls for these social media giants to do just this not just for this week but really for years the problem nor the tough balancing act for these companies has always been

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and looking for opportunities to invest as you know in the interest rate environment has been very dull so actually they are looking for sustainable projects that could last many decades to come and ashwell if we put our minds together able to find you know good investment products good investment projects because you will be sustainable and again it all cities government loans private sector people say we will look at how to rebuilt our societies from the cold it is the rate that might rationalize this actually can find club that give us the benefits of the life cycle basis some technology may be more expensive on the outset but if we take the entire next cycle this list save us on the day to day made this includes some action electricity is going to make it worthwhile. right a whole slew of actions from greece through the environment minister from a signal ball thank you so much protocol. thank you. that's a difficult there's of course more now website. you can find a more in-depth look at the farmers john major protests from the fields of for the job for the streets of delhi that's p

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reporter paid a rather dull paida impeachment is moving forward at a swift pace in the house of representatives what's the latest on the efforts to remove trump from office. well today really is said to be a historic date on a trump altar sure to become the 1st president in u.s. history to be impeached twice it's really notable that over a dozen republicans have indicated that they will back that ever just over a year ago the 1st time donald trump would compete exactly ciro house republicans voted to impeach the insurrection on january 6th really does appear to be the last role for many in this party high ranking republican member of this cheney released a strongly worded statement saying that there's never been a greater betrayal by a president of the united states of his office to the constitution it really does take a strong break with trump who's fighting himself increasingly isolated as the white house and that many republicans really see the party at a crossroads you know according to reports that a majority leader senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is even indicated that he believes

. >> don't expect a dull moment. there won't be. >> reporter: it's expected to be a lively experience. but after hosting debate watch parties and phone and text banking before election day, jupiter says it feels personal. >> it finally reached what we wanted to reach the last four years. >> we'll have live continuing coverage of tomorrow's inauguration on-air and online. it begins at 4:30 in the morning with kris sanchez, live in washington, d.c. on "today in the bay." the ceremony begins at 7:00 in the morning our time. joe biden will officially be sworn in at 9:00 in the morning our time. as we saw earlier with president-elect biden, landmarks across the bay area and across the country, are lit in gold, as a nationwide remembrance of the 400,000 americans who lost their lives to covid. in the bay area, levi stadium, city halls in san jose and san francisco, are all awash in gold. >>> tonight in san francisco, the search is on for coronavirus vaccine. mayor breed with the bombshell announcement that the city health

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