mother randall is 107 and viola ford fletcher 107 are suing them and six entities saying they must bend a lawyer for the survivor requesting a federal investigation into the massacre. for the last three remaining survivors descendants of the victims and investigation identifying individuals and entities that engaged in the racially motivated murder, assault and looting of their property and the mass graves associated with the massacre is a crucial component. indeed it is. emario joins me now. i'm so happy you're here with me this evening. you and i have been having these conversations for quite awhile. at this point what does justice look like for the descendents and survivors? >> thank you for having me on the show. justice looks like a lot but for this department of justice, justice looks like an investigation to come in and figure out where are the mass graves? as you stated, there were hundreds of people that we know were killed. there are thousands of people we never heard from again. these were uncles and brothers and fathers and mothers of my clients and all of the hundreds and

december 22nd i'm james fletcher. and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom. we do have team coverage of the storm this morning, of course, will tran is going to be tracking. >> the storm in the north bay where we do see the rain falling right now. he's keeping an eye. their raining harvey's keeping an eye on our wet commute because that's definitely going to be an but first, we're going take a look at the forecast with john trouble. he's got a little bit more detail on what we're seeing today, yeah, the lighter stuff today for sure. guys which is nice, but it is enough to get roadways wet, which is rain will tell you has resulted in a few issues out there, of course, at this point we've gotten fairly accustomed to rain. so the shouldn't be anything that's a surprise to you. >> just make sure to be ready for it as you venture outside with the rain jackets and the rain boots. your view outside berkeley hills camera is showing those misty conditions. some low cloud cover along with this rain is resulting in some misty spots out there. as you can see, it's pretty

fletcher, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote yes on h. res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 222 and the nays are 208. the resolution is adopted and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, the unfinished business is vote on passage of h.r. 5665 on which the yeas and nays are ordered the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar, a bill to establish the department of safety office to combat islamaphobia and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> mrs. hartzler will vote yes on h.r. 5665. >> as the member designated by mr. rush, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 5665. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? >> the following members vote yes on h.r. 5665, mceachin, virginia, wilson, florida, trone, maryland, defazio, oregon. the s

fletcher: thank you, mr. chief justice. and may it please the court, i have the honor to present to the court the solicitor general of the united states. the honorable elizabeth vargas prelogger of idaho. chief justice roberts: solicitor general prelogar, the court welcomes you as the solicitor general of the united states and the important office that you have assumed representing the government of the united states before this court. i am pleased to note that you are the 48th solicitor general. of the united states. you're also the 10th solicitor general of justice thomas's tenure. you follow in the footsteps of other outstanding attorneys who have held your office. the commission will be duly recorded. ms. prelogar: thank you, it will be an honor to serve. chief justice roberts: we'll hear argument first this morning in case 21-463, whole woman's health vs. jackson. mr. hearron. mr. hearron: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court - in enacting senate bill 8, the texas legislature not only deliberately prohibited

the court now recognizes brian fletcher. the court at this time wishes to note for the record that mr. fletcher served as active solicitor general to october 28th 2021. the court recognizes the burden presented to you, mr. fletcher, you have our sincere appreciation. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court to have the honor to present to the court the solicitor general of the united states, the honorable elizabeth peroperologer. you're the 10th solicitor general of justice thomas's tenure. you follow in the footsteps of others that have held your office and you will be dually recorded by the clerk. >> thank you, it will be an honor to serve. >> we'll hear argument first this morning in case 21463 whole woman's health versus jackson. mr. hearron. it not only prohibited the exercise of a constitutional right by this court, but it did everything it could to evade protection of the right by federal or state course. texas delegated enforcement to literally any american, any where, except it's own state officials. texas then

the court now recognizes deputy solicitor general bryan fletcher. the court at this time wishes to note for the record that mr. fletcher has served as acting solicitor general from august 11, 2021, to october 28, 2021. the court recognizes the considerable responsibility placed upon you, mr. fletcher, to represent the government of the united states before this court. you have our sincere appreciation. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. mr. chief justice and may it please the court, i have the honor to present to the court the solicitor general of the united states, the honorable elizabeth marcus prelogar of idaho. >> solicitor general prelogar, the court welcomes you to the performance of the important office that you have assumed representing the government of the united states before this court. i am pleased to note that you are the 48th solicitor general of the united states. i also note that you are the 10th solicitor general of justice thomas' tenure. [ laughter ] you follow in the footsteps of other outstanding attorneys who have held your offi

sean fletcher from san jose . take care. happy holidays. thank you. thank you.pact report for the oakland a's proposed ballpark at the howard terminal was in today. ktvu zahle, rasmus explains, is a key process in the step to keep the team here in oakland. it's a huge milestone to get the final environmental report. it's been three years in the making tens of millions of dollars thousands of hours of work. the final environmental impact report outlined some of the issues and problems that will need to be resolved in order to build a new ballpark at howard terminal. the report is 3500 pages long. some of the details, explained how the development will manage issues like rail safety, parking pollution and increased traffic . the e i, r says pedestrian bridges will need to be built across the railroad tracks at jack london square. and instead of being demolished, some of the shipping cranes at the terminal will become part of the public art in the 18 acres of public parks at the development, so they're going to stay as part of the homage to the maritime heritage of

i'm james fletcher. and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom. we, of course, have team coverage on this storm this morning will tran. >> he's tracking the storm up in the north bay. he's got the hood on which means rain's coming we've got keeping an eye on the wet commute as well. and john in the weather center. let's start with you. break it down for us. yeah, that could should be up this morning because it is raining out there for sure. light showers, though, across the bay area wills been referring to as seattle kind of rain. >> i completely agree with them. it's that light gentle kind of rainfall that definitely does get roadways wet. so rain is that her hands full helping you navigate those hot spots that have popped up because of some slick conditions. your view outside at our berkeley hills camera is looking great. it's misty and it's slightly rainy across the region. a north bay. it's mostly just on the misty side right towards the core of the bay area. we do have some moderate showers, actually that have just popped up right around stan

i'm james fletcher. yet we're counting down the days course our luck would have that rain is in the forecast leading up to christmas day and even looks like a wet christmas. i was kind of taking a preview list while you guys were doing the for. john says that it's going to be wet even through john, even through sunday, guys. so today is the last dry day. >> and then tomorrow we start to see rainfall and snowfall for that matter on your first day of winter on tuesday. >> all the way through. christmas is james noel mentioned it will be looking at rain and some mountain snow fall, which is very good news mother nature hurt our wishes for what we wanted for christmas this year, which was to get out of the drought and we still have a long way to go. but we're making progress there. your view outside at your berkeley hills camera is showing some low cloud cover overhead conditions are dry this morning. so it's a very nice note for your monday morning commute not looking at anything too terribly bad to be hold

i'm james fletcher. and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom.course, have team coverage on this storm this morning will tran. >> he's tracking the storm up in the north bay. he's got the hood on which means rain's coming we've got keeping an eye on the wet commute as well. and john in the weather center. let's start with you. break it down for us. yeah, that could should be up this morning because it is raining out there for sure. light showers, though, across the bay area wills been referring to as seattle kind of rain. >> i completely agree with them. it's that light gentle kind of rainfall that

and i'm james fletcher are starting off the hour with a check of the weather because today is the day. and we've been anticipating the series of storms starting 6 will be wet. i was going to say the rain is coming in hot, but it's actually coming in pretty haha cold is definitely more like it. in this case, we are seeing a cold start to the morning and then the rainfall later on today. winter in full force, which makes sense because winter officially starts at 08:00am this morning. we are going to be in the midst of showers starting today over the next 8 days. so get ready, you're going to get some good news out of that umbrella or as i call the well yesterday rain it is a nice clear one so far at the golden gate bridge. no rain just yet. morning commute, easy peasy as long as you don't mind the cold. san jose at 38 degrees livermore and dublin. a hanging out in the 30's fremont at 36 right now. fairfield also at 36. so it is indeed a really chilly start. here's where the rainfall sitting right now. still offshore. it does work its way inland gradually towards the middle of the day by

and i'm james fletcher and has promised it is a little wet out there.looks like we may still have a few more lingering as you head out the door this more. there are clouds and showers and things following use no active rainfall. they did run the rockers once. but as soon as i left the house. but you see it all over the ground as soon as i left the house, i felt and almost her day. >> path was like a bean. let me right now, no trouble at all. but the rest of the bay on a little on the yeah. everyone else is not the bubbles yeah, we are definitely starting to see things clearing out the south bay, though, is we're really still holding out to some areas of rainfall. >> north bay. you're drying out the qus

fletcher, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote aye on house resolution 848. as the member designated by ms. jayapal of washington, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote yes on house resolution 848. as the member designated by ms. doggett, i inform the house that mr. doggett -- as the member designated by mr. doggett, i inform the house that mr. doggett will vote yes on house resolution 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware rise? ms. blunt rochester, i inform the house that -- ms. blunt rochester: as the member designated by ms. degette, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on house resolution 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. green: and still i rise, mr. speaker. meb the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from colorado rise? mrs. boebert: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. paul gosar, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from p

i'm james fletcher.re counting down the days course our luck would have that rain is in the forecast leading up to christmas day and even looks like a wet christmas. i was kind of taking a preview list while you guys were doing the for. john says that it's going to be wet even through john, even through sunday, guys. so today is the last dry day. >> and then tomorrow we start to see rainfall and snowfall for that matter on your first day of winter

i'm james fletcher and i know we've got. >> some things to talk about on the weather and the news front. we'll get to the news in a minute. but weather-wise. john, a little fog out there. yeah. our foggy us one in a minute, james. and that is saying something because it has been foggy at times the past few weeks. >> this morning, very widespread as far as low visibility is concerned and that is having a big impact on areas like highway 4 and routes such as 80 in solano county where we are seeing visibility in some spots, falling below 50 feet. your view outside from your berkeley hills. cam is a perspective above the fog. what we are seeing out there is that fog pushed right into the bay itself. so this is a very condensed layer that we are seeing pushed into the bay and that is resulting in that lower visibility along bayside inland and coastal areas. you can see that we do have fog from our inland valleys out to the bay shore up in san pablo bay up are in napa sonoma counties. we do have that dense fog in solano county and then also right along highway 4 from concord over to pittsburg

my name is paul fletcher. gtwashington state penitentiary.the federal government and got it funded. one of the first in 1968. then, we started a halfway house at the university of washington. they got paroled to that halfway house. they checked themselves out and went to class and came back. one was named ron. a couple hollywood movies. also placed in the prison. i know how those systems work. rockefeller was the one that kstopped the whole system from doing any kind of education. you are doing some hard work. i appreciate what you are doing. >> yes. wondering what they did on rockefeller. >> the way she ins the book is the response by the ruling white oligarchy. it is fascinating with the internal documents. they all think it's the beginning of a malice revolutioi in fact, argues, solve turbocharge the demonizing of special black men, but also the foundation of this draconian parcel state as a response. i interviewed for about six hours. this consciousness from the 60s and early 70s by black radicals. hhe is kind of the old head in the priso

fletcher of texas, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote yes on h. res. 849. as the member designated by mr. doggett, i inform the house that mr. doggett will vote yes on h. res. 849. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by the following listed members, i inform the house that the following listed members will vote yes on h. res. 849. representative been mitchy, katherine clark, lowe is clark, joyce meng, shelly pen agree and grace meng. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. degette of colorado, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on h. res. 849. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 219, the nays are 213. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? mr. thompson: by direction of the select committee to inves

so are you, fletcher and tony. we want to come through for you. little segment before we go. >> dana: we hit the town last night. >> bill: how about that? we stayed out late actually. >> dana: bill hemmer took my husband peter and me to this great place, a new york staple the blue note jazz club. chris bode and his band that was incredible. what a good person he is and how he lifted up the young women and new piano player they have lifted them up and really wanted them to succeed. of course, loren and you see jonathan morris and his lovely wife caitlin. a great gift. thank you. >> bill: merry christmas to chris an the band, thank you for being so respectful of us last night. awesome talent on stage. >> dana: merry christmas. have a good weekend. here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden has words of warning about the covid variant omicron fueling a holiday surge. americans may be starting to tune him out as polls show they are frustrated with biden over how he has or has not handled the pandemic. i'm harris falkier

and i'm james fletcher. yeah. we are certainly anticipating obviously a lot of fun come this weekend. but you got to be careful if you're going to be driving around because it is going to be awfully wet starting tomorrow, as we've been saying, we've got wet weather got the snow in the sierras that that we've got to pay attention. john trouble. he's got all the details for us. hey, john, yeah, all things we've been asking for a mother nature's given it to us on christmas the rain, the snow and not just on christmas but the entire week leading up to the holiday, too. >> of course, this is a busy time of year so you want take those opportunities you can when it's dry to get out there and get everything done. one of those opportunities is today are very last of our dry days. your view outside at your berkeley hills camera is showing some gray skies overhead. today's going to be mostly cloudy and cool one temperatures are the coldest down in the south bay palo alto san jose and livermore. each of 41 degrees. a san jose

also subpoenaed to come former fox news executive brian lewis and moms for america leader kim fletchers at the governor's race in georgia, here is my colleague bret baier. >> in tonight's special report spotlight on the midterms we turn our attention to the governor's races. currently republicans controlled 27 governorships to democrats 23. 36 states will hold elections for governor next year, 20 are led by republicans. democrats are defending 16. but only 7 are considered possums right now. in what's become a battleground georgia, democrat stacey abrams announced she is running, she wants a rematch with our guest, governor brian kemp. she lost in 2018 in a nail-biter election, but before she gets that chance, brian kemp will have to fend off a challenge. former senator david perdue announced he wants kemp's job. thanks for joining us. are you surprised you're getting primary in this race? >> i've been preparing for 30 years for a tough reelection cycle, this is a battle for the soul of our state, nothing surprises me in politics these days. i've been in the fight to keep our economy u

thank you for joining us here on this monday, december 20th on james fletcher. and we're going to start this hour off like we've. >> often like to do with a check of the weather because as we count down the days to christmas we've got a lot of big rain on the way, john. here to help us walk through the timing of it all. hey, john. hey there, james. yeah, rain just around the corner. now we take a break from it this weekend. and we're keeping that going today, which means you have to take full advantage of this one at least if you want to do your errands without getting because starting tomorrow midday showers will finally be getting here. your view outside the golden gate bridge this morning. pretty clear. we do have some low cloud cover overhead and for inland areas. actually some dense fog but not so much near the coastline. our current temperatures range anywhere from the 40's to the low 50's in half moon bay. some of our colder spots are palo alto at 45 degrees. saint helene at 41 fairfield and vallejo each 43 degrees right now. now we are seeing lower visib

course running for congress right now, in ohio, brian jack, brian lewis, ed martin, and kimberly fletchercular interest to the community. this is the first time they've talked about a direct link to the rally organizers, people that planned rallies on january 4th, 5, and 6th. many of those who participated in those rallies ended up storming the capitol. and they both joined katrina pierson, who is also under subpoena, in a meeting with the former president in the executive dining room at the white house, where they discussed plans for the rallies. now, we don't know exactly what took place in the conversation surrounding that, but this is one of the first times that we're hearing about the president in a room with rally organizers, discussing plans for that day, wolf. >> ryan nobles reporting for us from capitol hill. thank you, ryan, very, very much. let's discuss what's going on. andrew mccabe is joining us. a former fbi deputy director. a cnn law enforcement analyst, the author of the book sbentitl "the threat: how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump." thank you for

and i'm james fletcher and yes, 08:00am. so we are happy to now in winter. john been telling us it was a set to arrive at 8 o'clock this morning and here it is. and right behind this 08:00am is a a big winter want to know it. i mean, it is big because it's long, right. yeah. it's going to be with us a long time. a lot of rain coming our on exactly spread out over a multitude days. this is the kind of storm we love to see because instead of a bunch rain falling down really quickly, resulting in not good conditions like flooding. we're spreading it out. so it looks a little daunting. when you look at 8 days of rainfall potential. but most of it will stay on the lighter side of especially towards the weekend ahead of us towards christmas will start to get a lot colder which will help to build even more snow pack. >> this is a very needed system. you're looking outside at the embarcadero right here at some bright skies for the time being. mostly cloudy. but plenty of sunshine working its way through stephon lee. a cold start to the new season. we're a minute int

other people, brian lewis, ed martin, kimberly fletcher, all having roles with the ellipse rally on that day. it's important to note that max miller is someone who's now running for congress in ohio. he was originally running to unseat representative gonzalez who voted to impeach -- a republican who voted to impeach the former president because of january 6th. he's no longer running. so max miller is the trump endorsed candidate for actually a new district in ohio, and then brian jack is someone -- this is the person who worked for the president's political -- he was his political director. he now works for gop leader kevin mccarthy in his political arm. he was hired by leader mccarthy march of 2021. so just two months after january 6th. so this new batch of subpoenas comes as the committee has really received a lot of information this week from depositions, and gotten into a legal battle with the former chief of staff mark meadows, to the former president and also got some good news to the courts over documents from the former president. so this has been a pretty big week for the commit

ed martin and kimberly fletcher.ow, the committee says that they have documents on file that show that petty jr. and max miller were in a meeting with former president donald trump on january 4th in a private dining room off of the oval office at the white house with katrina pearson, who is another individual that the subpoena has subpoenaed. the three of them plus the former president were discussing who trump wanted to see speaking at the rally on january 6th. now, we don't know more about the contents of that conversation but the fact that the committee has that information on file with that direct connection is pretty significant. these six join a larger group that the committee has subpoenaed with the date of december 23rd to turn over documents to the committee and appear for depositions throughout the beginning of january. >> annie grayer, we will of course watch this closely with you. thank you so much. >>> and still ahead the jury sees new body cam footage from the killing of daunte wright. what it could mea

my name's paul fletcher. i used to do similar work at mcneil's penitentiary and washington state penitentiary, and the inmates wrote a grant, and they went to the federal government and got it funded. i got them out on furlough. and we got a halfway house which was one of the first in washington state in 1968. then we set up a halfway house on a top floor of the dorm at the university of washington, and if they were two years towards their parole, they got paroled to that halfway house, and they checked themselves out and went to class, and then they came back. there's one of the play wrights who was in that prison was named ron. he was in a couple of hollywood movies, but he also wrote plays when he was in the prison, so i know how those systems work. it is just interesting that you ended with rockefeller because rockefeller was the one who stopped the whole system from doing any kind of education. >> that's right. >> so you're doing some hard work. i appreciate what you're doing, and keep it up. >> have you

and i'm james fletcher and yes, 08:00am. so we are happy to now in winter. telling us it was a set to arrive at 8 o'clock this morning and here it is. and right behind this 08:00am is a a big winter want to know it. i mean, it is big because it's long, right. yeah. it's going to be with us a long time. a lot of rain coming our on exactly spread out over a multitude days. this is the kind of storm we love to see because instead of a bunch rain falling down really quickly, resulting in not good conditions like flooding. we're spreading it out. so it looks a little daunting. when you look at 8 days of rainfall potential. but most of it will stay on the lighter side of

. >>> early fletcher south africa and the united kingdom suggests omicron infections may result in milder illness than earlier variants. but health officials related to warned that the unvaccinated are at higher risk. already-strained health care workers are struggling with an overwhelming burden of patients. "the washington post" reports that in new england hospitals are struggling under immense pressure driven by the daechlt. quote, doctors in the region all said that a substantial majority of the patients currently hospitalized with covid between 60% and 80%, were unvaccinated. the breakthrough cases, meaning those who were vaccinated, that end up in the hospital, tend to be milder and are concentrated among older and patients people with other health conditions, they said. back with us tonight, dr. vin gurngts critical care pulmonologist in seattle. he's advised us on public health throughout this pandemic since those terrible early days in 2020. he's also on the faculty at the university of washington institute for health metrics and evaluation. good to see you as always, my friend.

>> well, kris, first i see the jackson state shirt fletcher is wearing.e's what's going on with mcconnell. if mcconnell over the christmas break stumbled upon a magic lamp and the genie came out of the lamp and he had three wishes and no one would know he had those wishes. the first one would be to take steven breyer's seat and be able to appoint another conservative to it. that's what he cares most about. the second thing he'd wish for is that donald trump would just go away. mitch mcconnell understands that what donald trump precipitated on january 6th was horrible. it was because of donald trump that the senate chamber he so loves was breached. it was because of donald trump that he is not the majority leader right now. those two georgia senate seats were lost because of donald trump's actions between november and january 5th. in private there's no love lost. the problem is the thing mitch mcconnell cares about the very most, being majority leader, being able to appoint those judges requires him to play ball with donald trump. if he was the one to push

december 22nd i'm james fletcher. and i'm noelle bellow in for darya folsom.e do have team coverage of the storm this morning, of course, will tran is going to be tracking. >> the storm in the north bay where we do see the rain falling right now. he's keeping an eye. their raining harvey's keeping an eye on our wet commute because that's definitely going to be an but first, we're going take a look at the forecast with john trouble. he's got a little bit more detail on what we're seeing today, yeah, the lighter stuff today for sure. guys which is nice, but it is enough to get roadways wet, which is rain will tell you has resulted in a few issues

. >> my name is fletcher cleves. my formal title is the wheelchair nomad.m a incomplete quadriplegic. cpr, c-6 vertebrae, spinal cord injury. i use a wheelchair 24-7. >> so my name is andrea dalzell, and i have transverse myelitis that caused me to be a wheelchair user from the age of 12 years old. >> i'm charles brown. i'm the national president for paralyzed veterans of america. i was injured in 1986 and a diving injury while serving at cherry point north carolina. you probably can't see it, but i'm in a power chair. i am a quadriplegic and i've been in a wheelchair for 35 years now. >> i'm afraid to say that i have not had probably any trips that i've gone on that have not resulted in some damage to my manual from wheelchair starting chair has been damaged. i was missing the back of my wheelchair. you can see right here it was completely gone and i was like, excuse me. this is not, you know, the condition i gave it to you. >> i was on my way home from florida and i was on my seat. looking out of the window, i saw my chair sitting to the side of the steps

i'm james fletcher. and as john has been warning us, it is going to be a wet week. >> as we work our way towards christmas. so be prepared for that. if you plan on driving around to get to friends. give yourself a little extra time do last minute shopping. of ship thing you might want to do. all of that have to go to the grocery store still pick up few last minute items for christmas dinner. got some people coming over so okay. and for the dry moments to do that. and there's not a lot of dry moments they are in short order you definitely want to pay attention to this one. today is a consistently dry day. the only day in this forecast. >> with no chance of rainfall. that's today. so get out there and enjoy every bit of it and maybe get some stuff done. as know helen chambers were alluding to looking outside this morning. skies are clear and now we are seeing some fog further inland, but just some partly cloudy conditions elsewhere, current temperatures are anywhere from the 40's to the 50's half moon bay.

and i'm james fletcher and yeah, john's been reminding us hour by hour.ting to the official start of winter. and boy, it's going to come in like a lion i said earlier i was saying it's going to come in hot, but actually coming in really cold with a lot of rain and snow for our sierra, which is great to see. the sun is coming up. so we are seeing a little bit of lightning up out there. looks good. but it looks like there's clouds, though hon john, it's that cloudy, but also a little bit bright morning you get the bright spots for sure. that storm having yet to settle into the bay. it's still sitting right offshore where it's been the past couple of days. >> but it will make its way in later today. just wanted to wait until the official start of winter which does start in just one hour's here last hour. fall technically hope you enjoy it. your view outside of berkeley hills camera is looking good. we do have that cloud cover is noel noted. but you can also see some clear skies there in the distance. temperatures are cold. livermore san jose palo alto all ju

kimberly fletcher, she helped organize the january 5th rally.th rally and ed martin who is involved in securing finances for january 6th. but they are all required to turn over documents to the committee on december 23rd with depositions scheduled throughout the beginning of next year. now, miller has said he will accept the subpoena but he is also railed against the investigation, itself. and for any witnesses who were thinking about not complying, reminder next week the house will proceed with criminal contempt proceedings against former white house chief of staff mark meadows who suddenly stopped cooperating with the committee. >> all right. thank you very much, paula. and to get more on this, i want to go to democratic congressman adam schiff. he is a member of the january 6th select committee. the chair of the house intel committee and the author of the new book "midnight in washington how we almost lost our democracy and still could." all right. well, chairman, i really appreciate your time. so let me start with the reporting here. paula s

and i'm james fletcher. yeah. obviously a lot of fun come this weekend. but you got to be careful if you're going to be driving around because it is going

and i'm james fletcher and has promised it is a little wet out there. we had some showers overnight. looks like we may still have a few more lingering as you head out the door this more. there are clouds and showers and things following use no active rainfall. they did run the rockers once. but as soon as i left the house. but you see it all over the ground as soon as i left the house, i felt and almost her day. >> path was like a bean. let me right now, no trouble at all. but the rest of the bay on a little on the yeah. everyone else is not the bubbles yeah, we are definitely starting to see things clearing out the south bay, though, is we're really still holding out to some areas of rainfall. >> north bay. you're drying out the quickest east bay to peninsula. little on the missy side still and then some light to moderate showers further south getting a look outside of the berkeley hills camera. there's your moment because we are seeing some actually pretty nice, clear skies of a berkeley. so this is where we're at on radar right now. let's start with

james fletcher here with john shrable reyna harvey standing by. get your hours started right here at 06:00am. yeah. hopefully you'll get to where you're going on a dry note before the wet weather returns. i kind of wonder what's going to happen next. i heard a downpour that it was quiet and i left my house. there was no rain that i got rain. it was what makes back a little spotty this morning. john, on your toes is we've got moderate showers ahead of us. the rest of the day today really kicking up this afternoon into evening tonight hanging on into early tomorrow morning for the sierra nevada. another 12 to 18 inches of snow as much as 3 additional fee at the crest of the sierra. >> winter is here and it's not want to leave this time. you're look outside at coit tower this morning showing some rather clear conditions at this moment at coit tower. we are seeing a couple of sprinkles hanging on just barely across the bay area. now, if we zoom out a little bit across the region. there's your rain and snow. it's a pent up to our north across the north

. >> the chair recognizes miss fletcher. >> thank you, chairman doyle. thank you for organizing and holding this here -- hearing today. we are hearing testimony that is very useful. listening to my colleagues address these issues over time, this is not our first hearing. but it is clear that we are talking about things that we take to invest into 30. -- in 230. as has been said, this is not at all easy to do. we are talking about how we balance a lot of interest, a lot of challenges and we want to protect our children and the free exchange of ideas and the marketplace of ideas, and that is why the foundation of a democratic site will hopefully be convincing. what i have learned and continue to learn is that some of these addictive design features have not only been the potential to so division and extremism, but the actual events of them. as we have heard today, what we saw in wall street journal and facebook, it they have made changes to an algorithm that were meant to encourage people to interact more with friends and family through meaningful social i

james fletcher here with john shrable reyna harvey standing by.m. yeah. hopefully you'll get to where you're going on a dry note before the wet weather returns. i kind of wonder what's going to happen next. i heard a downpour that it was quiet and i left my house. there was no rain that i got rainit

. >> reporter: jason fletcher and his wife heidi inside with their family recording the chaos. >> i can'tpen. whoo! >> we're locked in. >> we're locked in. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> when we got into the car our faces were covered in black ash and debris, and we had masks on, and it was in our mouths. >> reporter: on highways, big rigs flipped on their sides. the conditions so bad, hospitals forced to evacuate patients. >> i have never experienced anything like this. every neighborhood around us was in flames. >> reporter: at least one first responder and six others injured in the fires. this morning, tens of thousands of people are still under evacuation waiting to come back to see what's left here. a lot of people are asking what caused this fire. at this point it's believed that downed power lines create all this devastation, whit. >> all right, will, thank you. >>> joining us now is the mayor of superior, colorado, clint folsom. good morning. thanks for being with us. that town i want to start with, forced to evacuate. you yourself had to evacuate from your own home. some 13,000 peop

republican governors association, previously holding positions with senator mcconnell, kentucky governor fletcher, and department of justice in the bush administration. earned his bachelors degree from the university of louisville, law degree from harvard. matt masterson, the second witness invited by us, is currently a nonresident fellow with the stanford internet observatory. from 2018 through 2020, he served as the senior cyber advisor at the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. before that, from 2014 to 2018, he served on the election assistance commission, including a period as chairman. i'm sure many of my colleagues will run member him from appearances before the committee in both of those jobs. early in his career, he worked for the ohio secretary of state's office, where he helped oversee voting systems, certification, and efforts. as a bashers degree, a law degree from the school of law. we are glad to have him and the other three with us today. >> very good. if the witnesses can please stand and raise their right hand. do you swear that the testimony you give before the co