if i'm going to liken it to the super bowl you have patrick holmes versus tom brady. they are in conflict when they are on the field and staging an extreme competition. that reprieve doesn't happen until they leave the field and i'm not sure united states and china have an off the field moment. i'm not sure how that will work. >> now it's time for this fox news alert. if the fireworks didn't give enough, super bowl 55 is final, the buccaneers defeated the chiefs 31 - 9. tom brady gets his seventh super bowl ring. we will have analysis from the quarterback to commercials on the halftime performance and even talk about the game itself when we come back. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get m

the dissenting possessions of homes and brandeis -- dissenting positions of holmes and brandeis have become the law. i think that is the case today. >> you consider brandenberg is one of the great milestones of courts history echo >> i certainly do. >> justice ginsburg said there are always new contexts. there were cases before this and quite a number after. what is it about the brandenberg case that make it seminal? >> i agree with justice ginsburg about two fundamental respects, that the brandenberg decision both is one of the strongest protective decisions of free speech, and hit as been around for nearly 50 years. it establishes a fundamental principle that we need to allow free speech, even if it is extremely offensive or advocates unlawfulness. i think the other aspect is it is very important because it means we are sometimes going to have to tolerate speech we find personally repugnant. >> let me tell you more about our guests at the table. there will be with us to help us understand this case. she is a former president of the a.c.l. you -- the aclu. she was the first woman an

if i'm going to liken it to the super bowl you have patrick holmes versus tom brady. they are in conflict when they are on the field and staging an extreme competition. that reprieve doesn't happen until they leave the field and i'm not sure united states and china have an off the field moment. i'm not sure how that will work. >> now it's time for this fox news alert. if the fireworks didn't give enough, super bowl 55 is final, the buccaneers defeated the chiefs 31 - 9. tom brady gets his seventh super bowl ring. we will have analysis from the quarterback to commercials on the halftime performance and even talk about the game itself when we come back. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $349 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: for $349 a month for thirty six months. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette ...and they foun

and the schenk case was famous because in at that case, the supreme court through oliver wendell holmes came up with the famous test clear and present danger test, that speech could only be punished if it satisfied what sounds like a very tough standard, but in fact, as it was actually enforced by the court in that case and the other two you mentioned, susan, allowed government to punish speech that presented nearly a clear nor present danger, but allowed to to suppress political speech that disagreed with, and challenged the status quo. >> what do you have to say about it? >> one interesting thing about the schenk case, he established this test of clear and present danger and then, which upheld the conviction of socialist leaf letters. and in another case he-- he started, he and justice brandeis started developing a much richer doctrine of free speech protection, but for many years in dissent not in the majorityments all of these cases, of course,s are tests of the first amendment and we're going to pause for a moment and actually revisit the first amendment to the constitution, it cas

oliver wendell holmes.and holmes said and schenck versus the united states that is the foundation for the freedom of speech. over when the holmes said the right to free speech is not absolute that is one oliver wendell holmes said, and cannot be tolerated if it presents a clear and present danger to society. freedom of speech is not absolute, it cannot be tolerated in those instances where it presents a clear and present danger to society. here is the most famous part of his quote. holmes said, you cannot go into a crowded movie theater and falsely yell what's? fire. cause a stampede, people trampled to death, and then when you are arrested for, turn around and say i was only exercising my freedom of what? speech. now that's 1919. over the years, freedom of speech has been interpreted by the courts to mean more than just speaking. more than just speaking. in the 19 sixties and 1970s, high school students started wearing black armbands to school to protest the vietnam war. the school principal said to them,

it was in that case that the supreme court through an opinion through justice oliver wendell holmes to a clear and present danger could only be punished if they satisfied what sounded like a tough standard but in fact as it was enforced by the court in that case and the other two you mentioned, to allow the government to punish speech that presented neither a clear or present danger but allowed it to the political speech that it disagreed with that criticized the status quo and challenged it. >> one thing that's interesting about the case is that he was the writer and established this clear and present danger and which upheld the conviction of a socialist but then within a year he changed his mind and he dissented from the conviction of the communist sympathizers and started developing a much richer doctrine of the free speech protection but for many years in dissent, not the majority. >> all of the cases are tests of the first amendment and we are going to pause and revisit. it says congress shall make no law respecting or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom

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oliver wendell holmes. oliver wendell holmes. holmes said and his case -- this case, schenck versus the united states is really the foundation for the freedom of speech. schenck said -- excuse me, oliver wendell holmes said, the right to free speech is not absolute, is not absolute, and cannot be tolerated, cannot be tolerated if it presents a clear and present danger to society r. freedom of speech is not absolute. it cannot be tolerated in those instances where it presents a clear and present danger to society. here's the most famous part of his quote. holmes said you cannot go in to a crowded movie theater and falsely yell what? >> fire. >> fire. cause a stampede, people trampled to death, and then when you're arrested for it, turn around and say, i was only exercising my freedom of what? >> speech. >> speech. that's 1919. over the years, freedom of speech has been interpreted by the courts to mean more than just speaking, more than just speaking. in the 1960s and '70s, high school students started weari

i'm michael holmes. do stick around.th more news in just a moment. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm michael holmes, and we'll be bringing you all the latest from washington on the coronavirus relief negotiations after the deadliest month in the pandemic so far. >>> but first want to bring you up to date on the breaking news in myanmar. the military there seizing power in a coup against the democratically elected government. in an lerlly-morning raid, the military detaine

i'm michael holmes. not so long ago the u.s.ouse of representatives approved president joe biden's $1.9 trillion economic stimulus package. the legislation passing by a largely party-line vote of 219-212. no republicans voted for it, and two democrats voted against it. the package now moves to the senate, where it will face changes, including removal of a provision raising the federal minimum wage. a senate vote will follow next week. then because of those changes, there will be a final house vote on the senate version. and ron brownstein is cnn's senior political analyst and a senior editor for "the atlantic." he joins me now from los angeles. thanks for staying up, ron. it's a first step, but it's not how it will look at the end after the senate is done with it. how do you see it playing out? >> i think in the senate they have the fundamental problem of trying to squeeze this through the so-called reconciliation process that allows them to pass it with majority -- a simple majority vote. to do that, it gets squeezed down throu

i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. coming up here on "cnn newsroom," debris dropping from the sky. a boeing 777 experiences engine failure. the dramatic images, the harrowing stories coming up. >>> despite the bitter cold easing in texas, access to cleanwater still very much a problem as anger mountains over what many say was a crisis just waiting to happen. >>> and protests in myanmar turned deadly again. still crowds filled the streets for three weeks running. >>> u.s. federal investigators are looking into a terrifying incident in the skies over colorado. it could have been much worse. officials say a united airlines jet suffered an explosive right engine failure shortly after takeoff saturday. you can see the result there. the boeing 777-200 returning to denver international airport and thankfully landing safely. debris from the plane raining down on homes, yards, and soccer fields in suburban neighborhoods. incredibly officials say no one was hurt on the ground or in the air. here's the ma

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. coming up here on "cnn newsroom," the fda gives the go ahead to johnson & johnson. its single-shot covid vaccine that experts say checks all the boxes should be available in the u.s. this week. >>> just hours from now, donald trump returns to the political spotlight, taking the stage at the huge conservative gathering in florida. >>> and canada's prime minister called it a national tragedy. the country's shameful secret, its failure to provide even basic care to the elderly during the pandemic . >>> welcome, everyone. johnson & johnson's coronavirus vaccine will soon be shipped across the united states, following the food and drug administration clearing it for emergency use. it is the third covid vaccine to receive authorization in the u.s. and the first to require only a single dose. the federal government says it is ready to distribute up to 4 million doses immediately. most will go directly to the states and other local areas -- the rest will boost federal

i'm michael holmes. coming up, newly discovered videos that could play an important role in donald trump's impeachment trial. >>> new concerns about one of the covid vaccines and how much protection it provides against that fast spreading coronavirus variant. >>> plus, marching in myanmar. protesters voicing their opposition to this week's military coup. >>> welcome, everyone. donald trump's second impeachment trial just cays away now, and there could be some dramatic evidence connecting the former u.s. president to the january inversion at the capitol, like the new video of one of the rioters we're about to show you. cnn's donie o'sullivan has details. listen closely to what the man known as the qanon shaman says about trump. >> how did you get out? >> get out of what? >> how did you get out? >> the senate? >> yeah. >> cops walked out with me. >> they let you go? >> yeah. >> what's your message now? >> donald trump asked everybody to go home. he just said it. he just put out a tweet. it's a minute long.

holmes. we will have more from tampa on gma. >> i never understand the correlation, my team won, i will burn something. >> yeah. right. >> it's a concern that super bowl gathering can be a super spreader event sparking cases of covid-19. that's largely due to scenes like this one and with no social distancing. >> fans gathered outside in kansas city, braving 7 degree temperatures in a windchill of minus 10. some positive news in the fight against covid-19. a health and human services document obtained by abc news shows there has been a four-week downward trend in reported cases of the virus, resulting in a 50% decline since the peak on january 8th. but officials fear we could see a super bowl surge. >> yeah, i'm worried about today being a super spreader event, we have seen it after a lot of events and a lot on holidays. this weekend marked one year since the first coronavirus death was reported in the u.s. more than 463,000 american lives have been lost since. a new study not yet peer review

>>> hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i am michael holmes. coming up on "cnn newsroom." the johnson&johnson vaccine could be in arms within days. why this one is different from the others. we are close limoly monitoring situations on myanmar and for the first time donald trump takes the stage. >>> the u.s. vaccination effort is about to get a big boost thanks to the clearance of a third vaccine. johnson&johnson now has authorization from the food and drug administration. two more steps before shots can start going into the arms, the cdc's vaccine committee will make guidelines on who should get it and the agency directs and give the final sign on. the single dose is not the only advantage of johnson&johnson vaccine. why else this is such a big deal? >> reporter: a third coronavirus vaccine will be available as soon as next week now that the food and drug administration authorized johnson & johnson's authorization use. >> it is highly effective preventing coronavirus. >> reporter: it requires no complex refrigeration and only one dose. the co

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. ahead here on "cnn newsroom," debris dropping from the sky. a boeing 777 carrying more than 200 passengers has engine failure. the dramatic images and the harrowing stories coming up. >>> also, long lines for clean water in texas as anger mounts over what many say was a crisis just waiting to happen. >>> and calls for action after a disturbing rise in hate crimes targeting asian americans. >>> welcome, everyone. our top story this hour, a happy ending to a terrifying incident in the skies over colorado but investigators still need answers about why it happened. officials say united airlines' jets suffered an explosive engine failure shortly after takeoff on saturday. you can see the result of that there. the boeing 777-200 was able to return to denver international airport and landed safely. debris from the plane, meanwhile, rained down on suburban neighborhoods. >> it's all going that way. >> are these -- >> i saw the plane sputter and then i saw things fly out the back. >> oh, my go

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. the very controversial republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has been removed from her committee assignments. u.s. house of representatives made that decision. house democrats tried to get republicans to remove her but they failed to do so. late on thursday greene was dropped from the education and budget committees by a vote of 230 to 199. but only 11 republicans were willing to cross the aisle and vote with democrats. i spoke a little earlier with cnn political commentator and republican strategist doug hi. i asked him how dangerous it would be to take a forgive and forget attitude with greene and those who agreed with her? >> when you see people say, hey, 9/11 was real, school shootings actually happened, that that bar is so low that that is clearly not acceptable. i think, michael, one of the challenges, i support removing her from her committees. let's be clear. marjorie taylor greene was not elected to be a workhorse on any committee. a lot of democrats said because of

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holmes was alone with clever epigrams as a substitute for rigorous analysis. the defendants in congress and slogan road as far removed from the violence of the panic in the theater. really tired of the lines being misused. i think you've got nothing else for my book, this is the one thing i want people to go forward and cite correctly. inside get nothing else from this talk. this woman really knows their law. in this case it was right before abrams of course there's no restriction, course abate no concerns about crying fire -- crying fire falsely in a crowded theater. and causing a panic. whenever anyone wants to restrict speech you can't cry fire. course you can cry fire in a crowded theater predict could be smoke and you want to cry fire in a theater if it's accurate for the first thing we need to think about speech even though it's not enough it says you can lie and get away with it. the first thing you think about is their falsity? the second thing that almost no one or members of that statement is and because of panic. you are in a theater and use as smel

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home holmes top court has denied bail to media tycoon jimmy lie he is accused of fraud and conspiring with foreign forces under beijing's controversial national security law is the most high profile in the months more than 100 people have been arrested under the new legislation the 73 year old is to remain in custody until his trial is heard which is his ruling is likely to set a precedent for future trials paula reports from hong kong. to realize i was in 4th for less than 10 minutes before you found out you would not be given bail so he has now been taken back into custody presumably presumably until his trial on april 16th this is also the 1st trial by andrew johns holmes new chief justice that took the helm on in january and he's told jimmy lies legal team but they can challenge this but not back at the courts a final appeal but so that sets a nother dilemma for jr and his legal team that's if you recall in december he was granted bail by one of the lower courts that was challenge by the department of justice who said that the lower courts did not understand the tenets of the nati

holmes weaker results she still can't perform simple tasks like matching shapes. and she barely speaks a word. her grandmother is understandably unhappy. a year on we're back at gold was house she's now 3 years old compared to the neighbor's child she's making a lot of progress. the social worker has been coming for 2 years now with games and tasks even during the coronavirus lock down. how big she can express herself very well much better than a neighbor child. language development and her whole way of communicating are more advanced. her whole. world was grandmother knows she has a part to play here and it does my granddaughter good in the past i didn't give her much attention now i know what's important to spend more time with her. case confirms what professor lewis previous studies in poorer provinces had already shown. it's clear that children who participate in the program develop much better than children without support they're significantly more advanced in cognitive and motor skills as well as in speech and language of. grammar dong knows that if she con

i'm heather holmes. marjorie senior in for alex savage. san francisco family is getting a look at what a return to in person instruction. they look like ktvu christien kafton joins us now live and christian school officials say progress is being made, but they're still no clear path to we open it? yeah andre, we got to take a look inside some of those classrooms today, but at this point, there's still no timeline on when students will get to see that for themselves. san francisco school leaders offered a peek at how in person learning will look when students finally returned at the classroom. students will be seated 6 ft. apart from one another and clear partitions are in place separated the students from the teachers share drinking fountains are off limits the school district's facilities directors, saying the strategy is minimizing the chances for covid transmission inside the classrooms and on the playgrounds, managing circulation, maintaining stable cohorts and ensuring social distance. so everything from what you see outside supports

. >> and hulu's theories on elizabeth holmes is going to need a new star. the actress who covid's still a threat. and on reopening schools, we know what happens when we don't put safety first. ignore proper ventilation or rates of community spread, and the virus worsens. fail to provide masks or class sizes that allow for social distancing, and classrooms close back down. a successful reopening requires real safety and accountability measures. including prioritizing vaccines for educators. reeducors re ty first. prioritizing vaccines for educators. >>> new at 6:00, lyft is teaming up with cvs to give people free rides to get coronavirus vaccinations. the company says nearly half the rides start or stop in low income areas by teaming up the most vulnerable communities to get protection against the virus. both companies are working with multiple nonprofits to ensure equitable access to healthcare in communities of color. >>> a blow for uber overseas. the uk's top court ruled drivers are workers, not self-employed. this is a battle that california is familiar

. >> cnn's kristen holmes is with us now.aaland will be back for what will be another grilling tomorrow. how is her confirmation looking? >> that's right, brianna. just to keep in mind here there's no surprise this got a little bit heated. even before she took the chair, i heard from white house officials as well as democrats, who said this is going to get tense. keep in mind, if she becomes interior secretary, if she is confirmed, she would have a large role in president biden's agenda on climate. this is a sprawling agenda that we already heard republicans express opposition to. so even before she set up for her hearing, we were hearing republicans calling her views extremist and radical. but that gets to the question here, can she actually get confirmed? well, one person we're watching, and i know we said this a lot lately and probably going to be saying it down the road for the next year is joe manchin. he's the chairman of the committee she was in front of today and he hasn't said how he's going to vote when it comes to

i'm heather holmes in tonight again for julie. i'm frank somerville.ck home tonight, but the search is on for the stolen car suspect who drove across town with the young children in the back seat ktvu azenith smith here now, with the latest on the investigation as that. well, frank my understanding. after talking to the father, he believes there may have been two suspects involved. the police chief says he hopes to have better descriptions of the suspects in the suspect's car soon. the police right now looking for surveillance, video and witnesses, it's the rainy in so many people were frankly praying for four year old with a friend and one year old sean fang and the arms of their mother after an agonizing four hours after carjackers stole the dad's honda odyssey. with the kids inside. i am relieved that the kids are because we're found safe. i'm happy they're home. father jeffrey faint, calling it the best possible outcome on saturday night

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lucy holmes, thank ou still be able to help. lucy holmes, thank you so _ still be able to help. sea. here's our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. northern ireland's ports have become a focal point for anger over brexit. this graffiti at the entrance to larne harbour has now been removed. but staff have also raised concerns about suspicious behaviour around the port. today, the officials that man the border checkpoints at both larne and belfast port were stood down. we have seen increasing signs of discontent and tensions within certain sections of the community. we have seen a number of incidents of graffiti threatening or intimidating in nature to staff at point of entry. the growing tensions stem from the new brexit arrangements, which mean lorry loads of goods arriving into northern ireland from britain are subject to new checks and controls that never existed before — which many unionists view as an unacceptable border, dividing up the uk. today, hauliers arriving into belfast and larne were told, for now, checks on goods were being suspended. because of the safety concerns

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michael holmes takes a look. >>> a commitment to the community that's no sales gimmick.the recent winter storm, a houston furniture store owner known as mattress mack turned his showroom into a shelter for residents needing a place to warmup and have a hot meal. it's an act of kindness that some will never forget. >> the coronavirus, i lost my job, my mortgage. in those pictures looking at my house, you know, it was terrible. i have to clean it up. >> reporter: stories like this of goodness and hospitality have helped melt the ice by brightening the days of texans and during hardship caused by the cold temperatures. like when delivery driver chelsea timmons slid down the icy driveway of people she was delivering to and couldn't get back out. the homeowners got their groceries and invited chelsea to wait inside, which turned into a five day stay until the weather cleared and a new friendship. then there's the local distillery that decided to open its taps of water and give away free filtered water to anyone with a jug until boil orders are li lifted. or the grocery store

our michael holmes has more. >> touchdown confirmed.fely on the surface of mars. >> she is from nasa's control room as the u.s. space agency lands its most daring mission yet on the red planet. >> what an amazing day. what an amazing team to work through all of the adversity that goes and all the challenges that go with landing a rover on mars plus the challenges of covid and just an amazing accomplishment. >> reporter: moments after touch down the perseverance rover transmits the first images. a crater once a martian lake. now it has a mission with a packed agenda for the next few years. it will be searching for signs of ancient life on mars while also preparing for human life to one day arrive. it will also collect rock sam thams hopefully return to earth for the first time. this is truly a mission unlike any other made possible by discoveries from nasa's four other rovers on mars. >> our journey has been following the water to seeing whether this planet was habitable to finding complex chemicals and now we're at the advent of an enti

here's kirsten holmes. >> reporter: embattled trump era postmaster general louis dejoy says he's notng anywhere. >> how much longer are you planning to stay? >> long time. get used to me. >> reporter: despite outcries over delivery delays and a forthcoming plan that could make them worse, the brash postal leader says he's not to blame, that he is trying to fix the failing agency. >> the status quo is acceptable to no one. >> reporter: while president joe biden doesn't have to power to fire louis dejoy he can replace the board that does, a move democrats called for. this week, biden taking the first step, nominating three people to vacant seats on the postal board of governors to diversify the white male trump appointed board. thursday, the white house making it clear, it's time for change. >> most americans would agree that the postal service needs leadership that can do a better job. we he believes they can do better and we're eager to have the board of governors in a place. >> reporter: they're planning to release a ten-year plan next month that could affect mail. >> you don't disp

kristin holmes has been following this.lth agencies, hhs, cdc, not only to hide data it seems, but also to affect their guidelines. tell us what the report shows. >> good morning, jim and poppy. that is exactly right. a lot of this is stuff that we had been reporting, but there is also new information. so let's just start at the top. we now that house democrats have now sent a letter to the biden administration specifically the chief of staff ron klain as well as the acting hhs director asking them for documents from the trump administration revolving around their response to the coronavirus pandemic. they say, and they allege, that the trump administration was not forthcoming and they need this information to continue this investigation. but as you note, they also provide what they say is new evidence that alleges that the trump administration really did three things. they weakened cdc guidance to limit positive tests while remoting reopening. remember that guidance that was so controversial. manipulated public health info

i'm michael holmes. ♪ >>> welcome, everyone.ow that donald trump has been acquitted of inciting last month's deadly violence at the u.s. capitol, some u.s. republican leaders may wish they did not have to contend with the complicated and controversial legacy of the former president anymore, but the political fall-out from trump's second impeachment trial and second acquittal could be long lasting and far reaching, especially for some of the seven republican senators who voted with democrats on saturday to convict donald trump. one of them, bill cassidy of louisiana, has already been censured by his state's republican party. so it is clear that trump still has a strong grip on his base. it is also clear that capitol hill and the american people remain deeply divided about him. house speaker nancy pelosi says trump's acquittal will be remembered as one of the most dishonorable acts in the nation's history. cnn's ryan nobles now with more on a dramatic day in the u.s. senate. >> reporter: for a second time donald trump has escaped

. >> the bill would also been new and renewed oil and gas extraction permits within 2500 feet of holmes, schools, healthcare facilities by >> o is joining the race for driverless texas. today the subsidiary started test drives using employee volunteers. waymo has altered its autonomous navigation system to handle the challenging street aided by cameras that can spot jaywalkers. san francisco is a popular testbed for growing numbers of companies building autonomous taxis including foster city and general motors taxis. >>> facebook is banning australian users from sharing are viewing news content. this is a response to a new proposed media law in the country that requires online platformbo to pay news outlets for displaying and linking their contact.cea reverent air agreement. >>> a man knows what it's like to live on the street and how he is showing >>> it is a filthy job but volunteers are pitching in to clean up at the homeless encampments in oakland. >> the man who began the effort. this week's jefferson award winner. >> vincent rate williams knows firsthand what it is like to being h

i'm heather holmes. good afternoon. i'm alex savage. the victim was a native of thailand but came to live with family in san francisco to help take care of his grandchildren. ktvu evan sernoffsky talked with relatives today who are absolutely heartbroken as you could imagine heaven. that's right, alex. we just talked to the victim's family, and they told us they believed this attack was racially motivated. they also said that they've been receiving anti asian verbal attacks since the beginning of the pandemic. it doesn't seem real. it just doesn't seem real. eric lawson said his father in law was nearly blind. he was a native of thailand and a gentle person who loved his family. reach over tonopah. cti was the victim of a seemingly unprovoked attack scene in the shocking security video early thursday in san francisco's anza vista neighborhood, the 84 year old was taken to san francisco general hospital and died saturday morning hasn't settled in for me. totally yet. i have my moments where i go back and forth from being really upset and

attorneys for holmes are blaming the government for failing to preserve what they call critical evidenceer lawyers said prosecutors are at fault for losing a database called the laboratory information system which they say helped three years worth of accuracy and failure rates of theranos tests prosecutors claim that theranos executives destroyed the system that proved the company's blood testing product was inaccurate shares of gamestop are lower this morning after the company announced that cfo jim bell is leaving. gamestop says bell will step down march 26th, and it has started searching for a replacement with quote the capabilities and qualifications to help accelerate gamestop's transformation and another key member of the jeff bezos inner circle leaving amazon senior vice president of business development jack blackburn announcing he's leaving the company following a yearlong sabbatical, the second high level executive to leave amazon this year, following consumer business head jeff wilke's left last month. and jeff bezos announced he would step down as ceo. it appears he's doing w

i'm heather holmes. and i'm alex savage. we start with developing news of another vaccine to fight the coronavirus. this afternoon, an fda advisory panel authorized emergency use of the johnson and johnson vaccine following a daylong hearing. the vote was unanimous by that panel. tests show the vaccine is more than 66% effective overall and up to 86% effective. at preventing hospitalizations and death from covid-19. the single shot doses also easier to ship and store because it doesn't need to be held in extra cold temperatures. company says about four million doses could begin going out as early as this weekend. that remains urgent need difficult. bactine availability in all the perfect innate a majority of the u. s population. and governor newsome said today the biden administration is planning to send california more than 1.1 million doses of the new johnson and johnson vaccine in the next three weeks. my governor newsome says that getting teachers vaccinated is one of the state's top priorities. his new plan to get shots

i'm michael holmes. coming up here on "cnn newsroom," newly discovered videos that could play an important role in donald trump's impeachment trial. >>> new concerns about one of the covid vaccines and how much protection it provides against the fast-spreading coronavirus variant. >>> plus marching in myanmar. protesters voice their opposition to this week's military coup. >>> appreciate your company, everyone. democratic lawmakers say they have strong evidence against donald trump with his second impeachment trial about to begin in just a couple of days. evidence like the new video of one of the capitol rioters that we're about to show you. cnn's donia sullivan has details, but first listen to what the man known as the qanon shaman has to say about the former president. >> how did you get out? >> of the senate? >> yeah. >> cops walked out with me. >> they just let you go? >> yeah. >> ha ha! what's your message to everybody now? >> oh, donald trump asked everybody to go home. he just said it, just put ou

kristen holmes also has some new reporting about the former president's plans for this cpac speech on sunday. apparently there's a discussion inside his orbit about whether to say anything about republican unity or just go out there guns blazing. there's a line in this piece that says, quote, we're going to war, not -- but not physically, the source described the sentiment. it's primary season and it's open season. if that's the discussion, if that's the attitude going in, if they're floating this notion that the stated goal is to run in 2024, i mean, this puts the republican party, i don't know if a bind is the right word, but it creates the situation they all are going to live in every day for some time. >> that's right. and the thing to remember about donald trump is, he doesn't care a wit about the republican party. donald trump, he has one brand. his brand is himself. it's not an issue or a cause per se. and the republican party has been his vehicle for that cause. it would be surprising if donald trump did anything other than signal that he wants to run again because that's the

i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. it has been 11 months in san francisco's public school students have been inside of classrooms, and now the city is suing the school district and the school board trying to get them christian captain joining us now live and christian, the district and the school board. are calling this lawsuit petty and frivolous. yeah, that's right. the city is saying it is time for action. but the superintendent of the school board are saying that this lawsuit won't help going forward. after nearly 11 months with students out of classrooms, san francisco's mayor and city attorney said enough is enough. city attorney dennis herrera filing suit in court to force san francisco unified school district and the city's school board to develop in an act of plan to get kids back in class as soon the court to order the school board and the school district. to put in place a plan a viable plan to reopen safely. mayor london breeds saying the city has taken every step it can even finding an additional $15 milli

zhang and holmes wanted to make the sequence public right away-- but they couldn't. >> there was an officiald to do this. and so he was put in, he was put in quite a difficult position. >> narrator: two days earlier, the national health commission had sent out secret instructions to laboratories, forbidding them from publishing their results without authorization and requiring them to destroy or hand over their samples. the health commission's orders were later leaked. four other chinese labs also obtained the full genetic sequence of the virus. they, too, were forced to sit on their findings. >> i mean, the notice says very clearly that you cannot spread or disseminate any information about this pathogen to the outside world. and what that effectively did was, it silenced individual scientists and laboratories from talking about this outbreak, from revealing information about this virus, and potentially allowing word of it to leak out to the outside world and alarm people. the question then naturally becomes, why would you do something like that? why would you order people not to talk about

greg lee ktvu fox two news, heather holmes feli. more businesses will be able to get the help, though, that they so desperately need our greg lee reporting force this afternoon, gregg thank you. well the president's $1.9 trillion covid-19 relief bill that greg was talking about did take a major step forward today. the house but to committee voted to advance this package. it passed in the 19 to 16 voters. democrats now rush to try to beat a march 14th deadline to extend key unemployment programs. now this will set the stage for passage in the full house later this week. the package includes $1400 direct payments to households more money for unemployment benefits, relief for businesses, schools and local governments, as well as an increase in the federal minimum wage. coming up today. here on the four high school sports are allowed to resume outdoors in california, but some say the new state guidelines just don't go far enough. the lawsuits expected this week to get even more student athletes back playing again. lad hit is now down to

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so holmes, this man or woman really knows their law, this case that was right before abrams, holmes said of course there is no concern about crying fire falsely in a crowded theater. and causing a panic. so with ever anyone wants to restrict speech for secant cry fire. of course you can cry fire in a crowded theater there may be smoked we should give people a metal for crying fire in a crowded theater if it is accurate. the first thing we always need to think about for wanting to think about speech even though it's not enough you can lie and get it with a but the first thing we need to think about is, is there falsity. the second thing that almost nobody remembers from that statement as and cause a panic regularly theater you say oh my god i smell smoke and some is is no, no, no that's dry ice for act two nobody doesn't think he should not be punished for that if you see something you should say something. the true quote is you can't cry fire falsely in a crowded theater and cause a panic. definitely go forth with that knowledge everyone. >> call and ask could you please clarify the exte

i think, at the end of the day heather holmes gonna be just fine.t to go back, though, to what mitt romney said, because as you as you heard there, there is this.t buh would bring to the role and if he would be sort of as forceful as he is here in california, with pushing certain agenda policies, and in fact, a number of senators, including ted cruz yesterday issued a letter asking the biden administration to withdraw. but sarah's nomination and this is what they said. they said, we ask that you put our country over radical partisan objectives. i mean, is that how some republicans ciba sarah as a radical? well, i think any time you go toe challenge an appointee, you really try to put it in the starkest terms. the syrup talked about medicare for all controversial point of view, has talked about immigration rights, which under hhs is not the top thing. but medic, you know, medicated and helping. people in various ways through hhs, including undocumented people in this country is a part of his department and republicans take issue with that, okay. bria