in fact, no dna or fingerprints linked sandra to jaime's body -- or jaime to sandra's. and while detectives had a hunch about sandra, the evidence didn't seem quite there yet for an indictment. as more time went by, it became clear to members of sandra's family, like her cousin diana, that law enforcement was eyeing her -- >> okay. it's okay for you to think that, investigate her, and then you'll see that there's nothing there and move on. >> but as the investigation dragged into july of 2014, their worst fears were realized, lizz and her mom found out in a most unusual way. >> i went to the mailbox and it had been absolutely filled with fliers from lawyers trying to get our business for our pending case. >> did you know what that was about? >> i had no idea what that was about. >> and so i got onto the harris county website and i entered my mom's name. and i saw that she had been charged with my father's murder. >> a few days earlier, a grand jury had quietly voted to indict her. she turned herself in and posted bond, and then she hired veteran attorney mac secrest to

jaime garcÍa tiene mÁs detalles.ciar el desmantenaliento de las polÍticas de los Últimos aÑos el presidente biden ordenÓ una pausa de cien dÍas en la deportaciÓn de los inmigrantes. que enfrentan una orden final. >> son personas que tienen casos en la corte y la Última audiencia en los prÓximos cien dÍas. o los casos pendientes en las cortes de apelaciÓn de imingraciÓn. >> me siento feliz y contento. jaime: para quiÉn enfrenta una orden de deportaciÓn la suspensiÓn apenas llegÓ a tiempo. >> tenÍa la orden de deportaciÓn, gracias al presidente la cancelaron. jaime: durante la pausa continuarÁn sujetos a deportaciÓn los involucrados en terrorismos, que sean un peligro a la seguridad nacional. los que no llegaron al paÍs antes del 20 de noviembre. y quienes voluntariamente renunciaron a permanecer en estados unidos. >> en el 96 me dieron la orden de deportaciÓn. jaime: le abre una nueva esperanza supÉr >> me arrimÉ a un notario pÚblico. me hizo muy mal el proceso. jaime: la pausa tiene el propÓsito de revisar las polÍti

our chair, jaime harrison. mayor keisha lance bottom vice chair of, governor gretchen whitmer vice chair. jason ray secretary. virginia mcgreggor treasurer and chris, a national finance chair and pleased to announce my good trend ken martin reelected to the association of the state democratic chairs at assc meeting earlier today and will rejoin this amazing group of officers as an automatic vice chair and we're glad to have you back, ken and it is my distinct honor now and privilege to turn this meeting over to my friend and our new chairman jaime harrison. mr. chairman, congratulations and you're way overdressing me now and making me look bad, okay? [laughter] >> well, tom, you know my mom is on and she's watching tonight so i needed to make sure that i represented or otherwise i was going to hear from her. >> good afternoon. >> know that. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you, chair perez, for that introduction. thank you to president biden and vice-president harris for having the faith and confidence in

jaime garcÍa con el reportaje. de inmigraciÓn. jaime: 48 horas de una entrevista con univisiÓn la vicepresidenta harris confirmÓ que tiene listo un proyecto de ley para enviar al congreso. [habla en inglÉs] jaime: las credibilidad del prÓximo gobierno dependerÁ mucho si el presidente electo presenta en sus primeros cien dÍas una iniciativa de reforma migratoria. >> no queremos que se repita la receta que tuvimos por los 8 aÑos de la administraciÓn de obama. jaime: piden al nuevo gobierno saldar la deuda historia dejada por el presidente obama. que obligÓ a millones de trabajadores indocumentados y su familia a vivir por mÁs de una dÉcada, bajo persecuciÓn e incertidumbre. >> para nosotros significa una reforma migratoria con un camino a la ciudadanÍa para todos, para todos. jaime: abogados que detuvieron los polÍticas mÁs severas de trump, dicen que hay seÑales positivas. designÓ la abogada como subdirectora de inmigraciÓn. a la defensora de los inmigrantes como asistente especial en inmigraciÓn de la casa quanca.

jaime: en esta cruda realidad los capellanes ofrecen ayuda espiritual a los enfermos.nces fracasÓ. ahora espera tener los votos para la propuesta del presidente biden que pretende legalizar a mÁs de 11.000.000 de indocumentados. >> es lo mÁs integral que hemos visto en todos mis aÑos de tratar de crear una reforma integral. la batalla serÁ en el senado, porque en el senado hace falta 60 votos. los demÓcratas incluyendo con la vicepresidenta votando con nosotros tenemos 51 fotos. — votos. tenemos un presidente desde el primer dÍa, no esperando aÑos despuÉs, desde el primer dÍa impulsa una reforma migratoria. creo por mis conversaciones con Él que serÁ su capital polÍtico para convencer los republicanos que cual nos hacen falta. jorge: mÁs de la entrevista este domingo en el programa " al punto" . marÍa: bueno, tenemos un adelanto de esta noche. vamos hablar que segÚn el plan de la administraciÓn biden sobre la nueva reforma migratoria los jÓvenes amparados por daca tendrÁn el camino mÁs despejado para obtener la residencia legal y la ciudadanÍa. le vamos a decir por quÉ

jaime: en los Últimos dos meses los hospitales han operado con ganancias menores al 5%.iar. jaime: en el condado de los Ángeles anunciÓ que se permitirÁ la reapertura de los restaurantes al aire libre y otros servicios para este fin de semana. patricia: seguimos en california, porque en el condado de orange, las autoridades arrestaron a varias personas por estafas millonarias al departamento que ofrece asistencia a los desempleados. varios detenidos son de origen hispano. incluso algunos estaban en prisiÓn, condenados a cadena perpetua. erika flores nos cuenta cÓmo organizaron esta gran estafa. erika: estos son los arrestos de varios, en tres casos no relacionados que lograr las autoridades en el condado orange por el delito de fraude al departamento de desarrollo del empleo, que ha pagado mÁs de $11,000,000,000 en reclamos falsos en california. el fiscal de distrito del condado orange anunciÓ esta maÑana en conferencia de prensa que estos dos hombres de origen asiÁtico habÍan abierto un negocio con el propÓsito de presentar reclamos falsos de desempleo para personas que

jaime: en su primer acto, joe biden reconociÓ el principal problema del gobierno.l distribuciÓn nacional de vacunas. en los Ángeles habÍa 50,000 para 1 millÓn 300,000 personas mayores de 65 aÑos, que desde hoy comenzaron a sacar citas para vacunarse. >> mi cita es maÑana a las 3:00 de la tarde y llevo unas ganas enormes de ponerme la vacuna. jaime: a sus 73 aÑos de edad, el gobernador arnold xosÉ compartiÓ por instagram que fue uno de los primeros ciudadanos comunes en vacunarse en california. sin embargo, el problema es que consiga hermana, no se garantiza completamente serba contra el covid. >> se dan cuatro diarias, de esa cantidad depende cuÁntas dosis de vacunas nos mandan. jaime: el presidente joe biden tiene un plan para vacunar a 100 millones de personas en un plazo de 100 dÍas. para lo cual estÁ dispuesto a invocar la ley de producciÓn para la defensa, usada en casos de emergencia nacional, en este caso para la producciÓn de vacunas. >> es bueno que tengamos la vacuna todos. >> si queremos que nuestros hijos regresen a las escuelas y las familias a los tra

jaime garcÍa nos amplia. jaime: tuvimos acceso a la llegada de los mÉdicos militares.contra el coronavirus. >> cada estado pide ayuda. pero california es lo que vemos, que la cantidad es muy grande. aquÍ empieza lo que decimos esta ola que viene. jaime: los especialistas del ejÉrcito, la fuerza aÉrea y la marina, reforzarÁn al personal mÉdico que sin descanso trabajÓ para evitar ser colmado por la nueva ola de enfermos de covid. que en los Ángeles crece a un ritmo de diez contagios por michuto. >> la mayorÍa son enfermeras del cuarto de emergencia. tÉcnicos en sistema de respiraciÓn. y tambiÉn mÉdicos que son que le ayudan a las enfermeras a hacer el tratamiento para los pacientes. >> tenemos 240 pacientes ahora en el hospital como 65 en cuidados intensivos. jaime: el director del hospital pÚblico mÁs grande de los Ángeles seÑala que los especialistis mitares son un salvavidas, porque es imposible conseguir personal esspecializado en el tratamiento de enfermos con covid. >> estamos muy agradecidos al departamento de defensa. al ejÉrcito. de mandar personal aquÍ, ayudar

jaime: se ven miles de personas contagiadas. durante las vacaciones y fiestas.ba de coronavirus serÁ reconvertido para centro de vacunaciÓn masiva. el proceso en las vacunas para los 10.000.000 es lento y limitado. >> necesitamos mÁs vacunas. necesitamos mÁs vacunas ahora. cual jorge: 7.000.000 de personas recibieron la primera dosis. varios estados tuvieron problemas con la distribuciÓn. nueva york sigue con su plan de vacunaciÓn. reportera: se iniciÓ en nueva york la segunda etapa de la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn. este es uno de los dos centros que atenderÁ las 24 horas del dÍa al grupo llamado 1 b. le tocÓ a los mayores de 75 aÑos como juan. Él perdiÓ a 10 familiares por el covid. >> cuando recibÍ el mensaje, ayer a la 1:00 dije que si podÍa ir hoy mismo voy. no se debe tener miedo para vacunarse. reportera: no tuvo dudas? >> no. reportera: en el grupo los trabajadores de educaciÓn, primeros auxilios, los bomberos y los chÓferes de transporte pÚblico como anthony. >> el papÁ mÍo muriÓ de covid. y ya perdÍ muchas personas. estoy haciendo por Él. reportera: trabaja

that stuff hurt jaime, and that's why i spoke out against it aong time a. i have always said that these headlines can kill a political effort. amy: that's congressmember clyburn eaking on the sunday talk shows. clyburn is credited with, really, joe biden winning the democratic primaries, having endorsed him right before the south carolina primary, which then launched him to victory. i wanted to first go to bree newsome bass. you're in the carolinas, but u're in the other one. you're in north carolina. can you talk about this major debate, this debate for the soul of the democratic party right now, bree? bree: yes, certainly. well, i mean, first of all, to this argument that is being made so fiercely right now, you know, attacking the "defund the police" effort, i mean, i have yet to see anyone provide any concrete data that supports that claim, other than people making this conjecture. i mean, i live in the carolinas. i have seen all of the ads that have been running. i mean, they were also running a lot of ads trying to tie jaime harrison to hillary clinto

i'm told that congressman clyburn was in jaime harrison's corner on all of this. andrea?ing. jaime harrison formerly headed the south carolina democratic party and he of course was an aide to biden on the hill. thank you so much, geoff bennett. and how for more on the vaccine front, the co-director of the center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital is joiing me now. thanks very much. we're in week one, really, of a national bring it all out, put it all out, 65 and up. you know, i got mine on tuesday when d.c. opened it up. so what are the data showing you about how this is going to proceed? i'm confident that moderna and fiz rer going to have enough doses for second doses. >> yeah. we've got a pretty daunting task ahead of us, andrea. remember, we've squandered every opportunity to control covid-19. now we're backed into a corner. all we're left now is the strategy to vaccinate our way out of this. we have no choice. we have to make this work. it means according to our calculations roughly 240 million americans have to be vaccinated, three-quarters of the

ella va a utilizar estos dÍas para estudiar prepararse mejor jaime peluffo un hincha. >> ahÍ tienen la solucionado este problema, en medio de la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn. el paÍs superÓ el registro de veinte millones de contagios, y sorprendiÓ a la comunidad mÉdica la rapidez con que avanzan las infecciones, y con Él la nuevo nos proponemos otras gracias por traerme. ya va, ¿qué estamos escuchando? no está tan mal. solo en mcdonald's, donde puedes llevarte dos de tus favoritos por $6 muchas personas a hacer propÓsitos al empezar el aÑo nuevo, pero despuÉs se frustran si no lo consiguen un asesor de vida nos da claves para hacerlos realidad y no terminar frustrados en el intento marÍa antonieta mejia nos tienen la informaciÓn adelante marÍa. >> ramÓn muy buenas noches. segÚn este coche de vida, la clave para poder lograr nuestros propÓsitos de aÑo nuevo es tener metas definidas hacer tantos propÓsitos, ademÁs, dice que ayuda mucho a notar las. si ustedes son de los que hacen una lista enorme de propÓsitos de aÑo nuevo y despuÉs no los logran aquÍ van algunos consejos para poder alcanzar es

but jaime harrison has a very different job than tom perez.nita, what's a successful term for jaime harrison going to look like several years down the road, following up on what is arguably a successful run by tom perez. >> above all, it's going to include heavy long-term investments in state parties across the country to not only build that infrastructure but learn some lessons from the playbook that we saw on display in georgia, invest in programs and organizing programs run by black and brown women across this country who know how to invest in voters, and i think that's something that we've seen jaime do in his home state of south carolina. even in different programs where he actively engaged communities that are typically ignored by elected officials, typically ignored as voters, and he made sure they got attention, they were heard, and they turned out to the polls. so i feel like that above all is his number one goal here. i think number two, absolutely listening to all parts of the party. there are -- like you mentioned in that "new york

. >> outgoing national committee chair tom perez reflected on the meeting and welcomes jaime harrison who previously was in the democratic party. vice-president kamala harris called in to congratulate jaime harrison on his election. >> good afternoon. >> good morning, good evening, depending where you are. the stage is everybody's home or wherever you're sitting, a little different from what we're used to. i hereby call the national committee to order. good afternoon again, good morning, good evening,

and i think what jaime is going to do, and jaime is a star. he is a great partner.is an associate dnc chair. and what he's going to do is continue to invest early and everywhere. our partnership with our state party partners is called every zip code counts. we helped win in georgia because we were organizing everywhere. it was a fusion coalition of so many people across those states. and i'm confident that the way to win in 2022, good governance is great politics. and what we're working on now is to make sure that we get a handle on the vaccination process. and this administration has fumbled that terribly. making sure we get people back to work. this is first president since herbert hoover who has presided over net job loss under his watch. it's been that long. and we're going to put people back to work with the infrastructure bill, with the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill. and when people see their lives materially improving, then that's when they will vote for the people who will have their back. and joe biden and democrats in the house and the senate, they're going

jaime: grade? -- greed?rybody who invests, anyone who trades, they are all looking to make money. you can call that greed if you like, that is what everyone is there to do and if is no way around that. the fact that everybody takes a different approach toward this, it speaks to itself. you have the institutional investors that take a scholarly approach, value investing and whatnot. you have active traders that use different mechanisms to make money. they look at patterns, technical analysis. now you have a new phenomenon, that looks like meme stock trading, people get together to have a good time with it and they are on apologetic about why they are -- are unapologetic about why they are there. haidi: having seen this grow, do you feel like this is a newfound area of retail traders' power? or is this just a short harm -- short-term phenomenon? jaime: it is the new normal. is this us versus them? i think that is kind of an unintended consequence. i think this whole thing started the way they always do, people

jaime rogozinski. stay with us on bbc news.dom, but says his detention won't intimidate him. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word �*revolution�*. the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours passed. the new government is finally in control of the entire - republic of uganda. survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp have been commemorating the 40th anniversary of their liberation. they toured the huts, gas chambers and crematoria, and relived their horrifying experiences. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: a trial shows us vaccine novavax offers strong protection against the new variants of coronavirus. meanwhile, the row over shortages in euro

jaime reacts to his family for the first time since he became ill.ark times here. katy watson, bbc news, in manaus. stay with us on news, still to come... as japan insists preparations for the delayed olympics are going ahead, we look at the current experience of organising big, international sporting events during the pandemic. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altman is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot, a tide of humanity that's believed by o

jaime reacts to his family for the first time since he became ill.today's other news. the impeachment trial of former president donald trump over his role in the deadly storming of the us capitol building is expected to begin early next week. democrats say the article setting out the charge against mr trump will be sent to the senate on monday. four men have been sentenced to between 13 and 27 years in prison for the manslaughter of 39 vietnamese migrants, whose bodies were found in the back of a lorry in essex in october 2019. the old bailey heard the victims suffered "excruciatingly painful" deaths when they suffocated in the container bringing them to the uk from belgium. the future of nissan's car plant in sunderland has been secured, with the company saying the brexit trade deal will allow it to continue manufacturing in the north east — and give it a competitive advantage. nissan will begin making the batteries for its electric cars at the plant so that it can take advantage of zero trade tariffs, helping to secure 75,000 jobs here and across t

today, from the comedy "mom," jaime pressly.nna white. plus, how to get on board with the anti-inflammatory diet. all next, on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. this is a great ensemble. do you like it? i like it. it looks very nice. [cheers and applause] yeah! good tune, good ensemble. welcome. it's us, tubbs and crockett. [laughs] i wish we had the theme song ready to go. [laughs] you know the car they drove? our interns are like, what is she talking about? tubbs and crockett. oh, my gosh. and the car that they got to drive was so cool. and, by the way, i want to say something that's not gonna be popular. it's thursday, january 7th, 2021, by the way.

jaime, i don't know what to say. >> jaime, that song came out 40 years before jaime was even born. >>g, the republicans are trying to bring goes onto the floor. their news channels are talking about how democrats eliminate, what was the word, mika? >> exterminate. >> want to exterminate all republicans. it's like these people haven't learned a thing from january the 6th. >> well, you know, joe, i learned here in south carolina when you play with fire, you get burned. and it's sad to see so many of these republicans right now have not learned that message. and that lesson. joe biden did something masterful in his state of the union. he didn't talk about himself. he didn't talk about donald trump. he talked about bringing together this great nation of ours. and that's what we need right now in congress. we need some statesmen and stateswomen who will stand up and do their jobs, protecting and defending the constitution against threats both foreign and domestic. we've got a lot of domestic threats right now. and we need senators and congresspeople to stand up. we get folks like rand paul

el reporte y los detalles los tiene nuestro compaÑero jaime. >> yo iba a meterme en mi aplicaciÓn y tocaba agosto por una coaliciÓn de organizaciones que seÑalaba que el secretario interino del departamento de seguridad nacional habÍa sido nombrado de manera irregular y no tenÍa la autoridad para proponer estos incrementos. el 30 de septiembre un juez federal ya habÍa bloqueado el alza a las tarifas que estaban previstas para el 2 de octubre, la mÁs significativa era la solicitud de ciudadanÍa de unos 700 a unos $1200. >> esta es una excelente noticia para todas las personas que querÍan hacerse ciudadanos americanos porque el incremento que estÁbamos contemplando iba a ser cafÉ 100%, iba a costar mÁs de $1000 en costos de gobierno para solicitar la ciudadanÍa americana, entonces los costos se van a quedar por un corto periodo de tiempo, entonces mi consejo a todos los inmigrantes que quieren hacer un trÁmite es que lo empiecen ya para asegurar que no les vaya subir el costo. >> el cambio tambiÉn iba incrementar la suspensiÓn de la deportaciÓn y el ajuste de estatus entre otros e iba elimin

pedro: adalberto y dora jaime eran grandes amigos de diana flores, y murieron en julio.uchos de nosotros. pedro: joseph barÓn se grabÓ asimismo cuando caminaba junto a un enfermero para asistir a un paciente transportado en helicÓptero. dice que el problema es que muchas personas estÁn llegando muy tarde a los hospitales. >> es el problema principal que estamos teniendo, los pacientes fallecen porque llegan con un piel literal en la tumba. pedro: pareciera no detenerse, ya que hay mÁs de 14,000 personas hospitalizadas. se reportan diariamente mÁs de 3000 casos. >> yo fui un apoyo para ellos, ellos eran un apoyo para mÍ. es lo mÁs difÍcil, la impotencia de no poder ayudar. >> cuÁl es la mejor forma de cuidarlos? seguir las medidas. pedro: varias ciudades lejanas advierten que es semanas podrÍa quedarse sin camas disponibles en unidades de cuidados intensivos. patricia: la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn masiva en estados unidos incluye la habilitaciÓn de lugares como estadios y parques de diversiones, para convertirlos en centros de vacunaciÓn. disney land en california abriÓ sus t

acabo, a la fecha son millones de casos los que estÁn estancados en el sistema de inmigraciÓn actual, jaimeeces y trabajadores. >>> es beneficioso porque todo, se retrasÓ un aÑo. >>> hasta ahora sabemos que plan de biden consta de proteger durante 6 aÑos a personas indocumentadas sin antecedents que hayan pagado impuestos, en quinto aÑo podrÍan aplicar por su green card una vez esto, tendrÁn que esperar 3 aÑos mÁs para poder solicitar su ciudadanÍa, es decir, que aproximadamente, el trÁmite completo para convertirse en ciudadano americano tardarÍa 8 aÑos. >>> serÍa un trabajo con mejor pago. >>> este plan surgen dudas entre las personas que ya tienen trÁmite en proceso. >>> quÉ pasarÍa con la gente que ya tiene tiempo. >>> un plan que aÚn debe pulirse y necesita ray apoyo de republicanos, segÚn bob menem diciembre la diferencia que ahora se tiene un presidente que puede usar estrategia polÍtica a su favor. >>> puede llamar a colegas republicanos a la casa blanca, hablar con ellos, para lograr voto a favor. >>> ya hay fecha para juicio polÍtico contra trump segÚn dijo hoy schumer, este prÓxi

>>> jaime >>> 15 años trabajando en el capitolio son varios que dijeron que los van a sacar les dierono >>> 4:30 pero yo creo que nos vamos les había dicho antes que la congresista de california norma torres dijo que había traído su ropa porque estaba preparada para quedarse a dormir en el edificio nos pareció extremo pero ahora tenía la razón nos dijo que podíamos ir a su oficina si teníamos problemas en algún momento jamás imaginé acabar así >>> te sientes segura ahí? >>> yo sí >>> sí creo que si llegan aquí no... aquí estamos reportando tranquilos es un país con un ejército con militares extraordinarios vimos a la policía entrando con gas lacrimógeno protegiendo la puerta del capitolio las fuerzas del orden siguen siendo los mejores del mundo y nos sentimos seguros el problema es los que están afuera tenemos toque de queda y la alcaldesa estaba lista para controlar la situación con la guardia nacional pero estados unidos en sí no había podido calcular algo así ayer salió de la cárcel un líder de una organización nacionalista le dijeron que no podía estar cerca de acá pero lo detuvie

jose, daniel, jessica, jaime, vins sent. sin sent. vincent. listening to the videos and your authentic voices. it was very special and creates such context and connected tissue within this department. thank you for celebrating with your families at home an for your inspiring words and reflections. we really appreciated it. next up i wanted to introduce rudy. it is so nice to have the partnership of labor in this city supporting this department and supporting our workers. i know that kim paulson just jumped on the call as well. work withing the building and trades council. i know that you want to recognize a very special member of the rec and park family. i'm going to let you take it away. >> thanks ph il. the next talk is really something special. commissioner harrison, friend of the city parks is instrumental in your leadership and your position here at rec and parks. we have him to blame-i mean, thank. it's a real model to have not just a labor management partnership but a space where we can get together and recognize-it lets us get out i'd

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dnc chair, jaime harrison. that's tonight's reid out.">> i don't believe he provoked if you listen to what he said at the rally. >> republicans retreat from the truth. tonight mitch mcconnell's brazen move to seize power and the imperative for democrats to move quickly on impeachment, covid-19 relief and more. then fauci returns to the briefing room.

. >> let me ask you about the successor that the president-elect has put forth, jaime harrison who raninst lindsey graham in south carolina. he would be in charge in 2022 if he's voted chairman by the dnc. presumably he will. at a time when often parties lose some seats in mid-term races what do you hope that he and the dnc do going forward to make sure the democrats don't lose ground? >> well, i'm very proud of what we've been able to accomplish. four years ago as you correctly point out we didn't have the white house, we didn't have the senate, we didn't have the house. we had 16 seats in the governor's residence. now we have 23. we have the trifecta now, albeit narrowly, but we have that. we've flipped a number of state legislative seats. i think what jaime will do, he's a star, an associate dnc chair, and what he's going to do is continue to invest early and everywhere. our partnership is called every zip code counts. we helped win in georgia because we were organizing everywhere. it was a fusion coalition of so many people across those states. and i'm confident that the way to win

chiming in and it's a conversation that has to be had and this is the way that changes begins. >> jaime podcast sway and pivot, your reaction to the last 48 hours? >> it's interesting listening to the last two interviews. i've never heard stocks compared to gay marriage which i thought was interesting. but it is, in a lot of ways, a social -- we'll take it, i'll take it. it is a social movement, at the same time people want to make money. and it does sort of bring into stark relief the idea that we have to change a lot of these rules that are happening. it doesn't make any sense to people why they have to follow those rules and i understand the clearinghouses because for example apex in this case got in the way of a lot of these trades. it does start putting people thinking about why is it done the way it's done and i think that's a good thing. on the other hand, we forget in the middle of this, these companies, i keep thinking about gamestop or amc which are stress companies in a lot of ways, amc and gamestop have suffered from the pandemic and everyone's forgotten that in this casino

i wanted to ask about jaime harrison for dnc chair.of why he didn't name stacey abrams who was the force behind flipping georgia blue and ultimately delivering the senate to the democrats to that role? >> reporter: ayman, certainly stacey abrams getting the credit she deserves as someone who spent anaheim georgia during her 2018 run and even in the years before that. she was certainly someone who figured out a way to mobilize voters in georgia who weren't turning out in other elections, who were democrats that were just dormant and on the sidelines. she is getting that necessary credit. at the same time, i think back all the way to in the days after biden and harris won this election, i was hearing from my sources saying that jaime harrison was the likely pick for this position. this finally brings to it fruition. you have to think about the fact in his own south carolina run against lindsey graham, he plos race but people don't hold it against him. he showed most especially that he could raise big bucks. as someone leading the dnc, ha

impeachment of president trump where no house republicans supported it, this time ten broke ranks, including jaime herrera beutler. >> my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear-based decision. i am choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> reporter: the top house republican voting against impeachment. >> a vote to impeach would further divide this nation. >> reporter: but alsonsibility s attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> reporter: in the white house officials say president trump was monitoring the debate, now banned by twitter and facebook he put out this video response. >> mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for. no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence. now i am asking everyone who has ever believed in our agenda to be thinking of ways to ease tensions, calm tempers. >> reporter: at the capitol the debate at times became heated. >> some of my colleagues, some of which may well be co-conspirators. >> same cited the metapho

jaime owns a few condos in the south bay. she says with renters behind in payment, her family is suffering. >> we have to pay mortgage, and we have to maintain, do repairs for the building. so how do we survive? >> reporter: despite the difficulties on both sides, he remains optimistic. >> i think this city is going to be better in the long run after all this because it needed a re recall brags. >>> new developments in the pandemic now. california hit a new state record for the number of covid patients in the icu with more than 4,500 people admitted yesterday. california is the hardest hit state in the country now with the worst coronavirus diagnosis rate. southern california funeral homes are turning away bereaved families because they are running out of space. and california's vaccination rate stands at more than 1,000 per every 100,000 people according to cdc numbers and is on pace with the rate in most states. >>> nationwide, the cdc says more than four million people are now vaccinated. the goal was 20 million people by

and jaime is along specialist cope at 19 has also confronted doctors in his discipline with a completely new range of challenges. the food. for the inflammation triggered by the virus has also destroyed healthy tissue in the lawn and scars have formed. and the scars are a defect that hamper the normal functioning of the longer. they hinder the gaseous exchange and we want to restrict that as far as possible by suppressing the inflammation that leads to these scars. and talking. with antiinflammatories light cortisone no one knows yet what the long term consequences will be of a severe case of corona virus has a doctor barbara is only too aware of that you know. you can't but help thinking how will i cope with every day life will i be able to live and work on the normal or after this. that's the $1000000.00 question because. if i'm left with lung damage it wouldn't be so great of course. but i can't do anything about it. back in intensive care clemons condition has barely altered. his lungs are being ventilated via a tracheotomy he hasn't received any sedatives for some time now but he st

earlier we spoke with local journalist jaime velasquez who was at the scene of the blast. we see some flames at the bottom of the building still and we know that the 5 stories of the building the top of the building have seriously damaged there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school the yard of the school was absolutely full of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the populace of the school and also the residents of this care home were injured the police has also sent some canadian brigades on the rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building they believe belonged to the church. it was the residence of some priest and church workers the neighbors started recalled in with the phone right away with the flames and a lot of dust coming out of this building they were really worried about you know the situation finally when we found out that it was you know this buildings were not affected and it was just more reduced damage neighbor ceasar to to be more. calm but but definitely they were

we can now speak to jaime rogozinski who created the reddit forum which spearheaded the campaign to drive against hedge fund short—sellers. did you ever foresee the plat form being used like this? first off, thank you for having me and no, absolutely not. i think this was beyond my wildest imagination, this is gone so far so quick, and it's fascinating to watch. the regulators _ fascinating to watch. the regulators are _ fascinating to watch. the regulators are concerned about the volatility, not only of the shares but the wider impact it's having on the market. what would you advise them to do? what do you think their next move should be as regulators? as well they should be worried, this market is doing some strange things but i don't envy their position. they have an impossible task. they are trying to protect innocent investors. there is surely going to be some innocent investors but a lot of the people involved with these are taking these really risky trades using stock options, not even stocks, which are required sometimes for these regulations as under that end, so they are trying

and washington republican jaime herrera butler spelled out what's kept republicans silent for four years: fear. >> fear tells us what we want to hear. it incites anger and violence and fire. but it also haunts us into silence and inaction. >> stephen: to which her g.o.p. colleagues responded, "shh! he'll hear you!" she tried to reassure them. >> truth, truth sets us free from fear. truth doesn't guarantee bad things won't happen, but it does promise to always prevail in the end. it has no shadows where darkness can hide. with truth comes love, and we could use that right now. my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear-based decision. i am not choosing a side. i'm choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> stephen: i never thought i'd be so excited to hear somebody say that they believe in objective truth. even though she's a republican, the congresswoman is still willing to admit the sky is blue. and most of the electoral map is, too. by the way, she's right-- the truth will set you free, unless you committed sedition. then the truth will put you in jail for a long

. >> and you heard jaime, and to combat racism and i recently wrote a book that i believe could help,and it is full of fearless conversations that i have with my friends and family and preorder it wherever you get books, and i hope you will check it out. >> and now, more capitol arrests that are part of the groups that trump famously told to stand back and standby. we will bring you the latest. >>> as of tonight, more than 120 defendants have been charged with federal crimes in the deadly insurrection at the capitol two weeks ago as as the investigation heats up hundreds more are expected to be charged. let's discuss with a cybersecurity expert at the university of toronto, and cnn's counter terrorism philip mudd. and philip, i want to start with you, 120 defendants all facing criminal charges over this capitol riot, and are the investigators strategically going after those with the most serious crimes or those who were leaders within the mob? >> going after -- >> can you hear me, phil? >> yeah, i got you clear. >> okay. >> yeah, a couple of things that i'd be thinking about here firs

so, myself and my fellow managers, many with whom i serve on the judiciary committee, people like jaime rasken, who's a tremendous lead manager. i think the speaker made excellent, wonderful choices in the team she assembled. and the lawyers prior to being elected to the congress. we're hopeful the senators will taken a objective look at the facts at the evidence presented. ultimately, if they do so, i believe they will ultimately reach a convikds of this president. >> congressman from the state of colorado, one of the impeachment managers who was there on this historic and sad and troubling occasion. thank you, congressman. >> thank you, chris. >>> i want to bring in democratic senator of massachusetts. he will now be a juror for the second time in as many years. for the president. what is the sentiment that you and your colleagues in the senate have, having watched what happened today? >> well, i was very proud in the way in which the house of representatives conducted the debate and ultimately cast the correct, historical vote to impeach don on the. i think ritszer the only answer th

senate floor, the single charge was laid out by impeachment manager and guy whose carpet is the drapes, jaimen. and congressman raskin didn't mince words: >> donald john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states. section three of the 14th amendment to the constitution prohibits any person who has "engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the united states from holding any office under the united states." >> stephen: thank you. when you incite insurrection against your own government, you don't get to hold office again. that's why after the civil war, confederate president jefferson davis had to get a job at best buy. now, the last impeachment was presided over by chief justice john roberts. but, reportedly, roberts did not enjoy the first trial and is opting out this time, as new senate majority leader chuck schumer explained. >> so it was up to john roberts whether he wanted to preside with a president who's no longer sitting. and he doesn't want to do it. >> stephen: well, at least he has a sound constitutional reason: