griff jenkins with an update? >> i want to tell you that the sentiment in the streets is getting to a different level. what is happening here, as you can see all the way up the hill, the police dealing with the capital, but here this is a trump supporter rv, i'm asking them now, listen, are you okay with what is happening? this is spinning out of control, this is turning violent and getting dangerous. you are very much a group put together of military and law enforcement. one gentleman says he's a veteran and he's very upset. what did you say your name was? >> i'm from charleston south carolina. >> the situation has gotten violent. they can't get it under control. is this okay? >> no one hears being violent. >> the capital was breached. >> wait a minute, you say the capital is breached, whose house is that? that is weedy people. that is the united states of america capital. >> inc. you very much. dana, i'm talking to the people and obviously they're very upset. back to you while i deal with the situation here. >>

jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, and inez. i'm so grateful to all of you for having major arguments with such distinction. you have educated our audience about the cost vision. jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, inez, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. jeffrey: thanks to you all. have a great night, everyone. happy holidays. we look forward to see \ c-span's "washington journal." every day we will discuss policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, concerned veterans for america senior van group's discusses his priorities for the new congress and incoming biden is duration. administration. a rand corporation senior researcher talks about her recent study on how the pandemic is impacting of teaching and learning in america's elementary and secondary schools. watch live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. lgbtq victory institute honored nancy pelosi for her work on repealing the don't ask, don't tell policy that

jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, and inez. i'm so grateful to all of you for having major arguments with such distinction. you have educated our audience about the cost vision. jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, inez, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. jeffrey: thanks to you all. have a great night, everyone. happy holidays. we look forward to seeing you in 2021. >> the lgbtq victory institute honored house speaker nancy pelosi for her work on repealing the don't ask don't tell policy that prevented openly gay and lesbian people from serving in the military. on the 10th anniversary of the repeal, speaker pelosi accepted the honor in a virtual event and talked about her work on the issue. you can see that saturday night on c-span at 8 p.m. eastern. >> on tuesday, the balance of power in the senate will be decided by the winners of the two georgia runoffs. republican senator's david perdue and kelly leffler are defending their seats and the gop's control of the chamber. jon ossoff and raphael warnock on the challengers

jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, and inez. i'm so grateful to all of you for having major arguments with such distinction. you have educated our audience about the cost vision. jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, inez, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. jeffrey: thanks to you all. have a great night, everyone. happy holidays. we look forward to s >> join us tomorrow for opening day of the 117 congress, or live coverage starts at 7:00 a.m. eastern on "washington journal." at noon, the house and senate gavel and secession. take longerngs will than usual to accommodate members socially distanced moving in and out of the chambers. at about five: 30, the newly elected house speaker addresses the members followed by the swearing in of members. watch our live coverage on andan, c-span2, c-span.org listen on the c-span radio app. >> you are watching c-span your unfiltered view of government. c-span was greeted by america's cable television companies in 1989. today, we are brought to you by these companies, who bring c-span as

jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, and inez. i'm so grateful to all of you for having major arguments with such distinction. you have educated our audience about the cost vision. jane mansbridge, carol jenkins, inez, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. jeffrey: thanks to you all. have a great night, everyone. happy holidays. we look forward to see >> join us tomorrow for the opening day of the 117th congress. the house proceedings will take longer than usual to accommodate members moving in and out of chambers. the vote from the speaker is expected at 1:30. at 5:30, the newly elected house speaker addresses members, followed by introducing the members. c-span2, online on c-span.org, and on the c-span app. >> on tuesday, the balance of power of the senate will be decided by the winners of the two georgia runoffs. senators david perdue and kelly loeffler are defending their seats and control of the chamber. -- ross -- soft raphael warnock and joel ossoff are the opponents. live coverage on c-span, c-span.org, and the c

jenkins that violent pony killers were in the area. i also knew that you wouldn't go yourself for fear of having your wiener bitten off. you would most likely send your parents. and i'm afraid that when mr. jenkins spotted them on his property, he shot and killed both your parents. [gunfire] - well, they was trespassin', and i was protectin' myself. i have my rights. - my...mom and dad are dead? - i came just in time to see mr. jenkins giving his report to officer barbrady, and of course to steal the bodies. after a night with the hacksaw, i was all ready to put on my chili con carnival. so that i could tell you personally about your parents' demise. and of course, feed you your chili. do you like it? do you like it, scott? i call it... "mr. and mrs. tenorman chili." - oh, my god! oh, my god! - ♪ nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah ♪ ♪ i made you eat your parents ♪ ♪ nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah ♪ - jesus christ, dude! - my mom and dad are dead! no, no! - ah, excuse me? - who are you? - we're that band, radiohead. - jeez, what a little crybab

jenkins was caught in the men's room of a ymca with another man in a sexual encounter. the scandal was splashed all over the newspapers. this was long before gay liberation. there's no "glee" in 1964. there's no "brokeback mountain" in 1964. it's a period of intense home phobia. it wasn't removed from the list of mental illnesses until 1973. that's obscene, but it's true. and if you look at the press at the time, not only do commentators just revile jenkins for his alleged perversion, but they go on and on about how he's a security list, how he's susceptible to blackmail. every story run on this asked to what extent has american security been compromised? what other security risks does johnson have in his government? johnson's campaign slogan all the way with lbj. goldwater came up with the slogan lbg for moral decay. and this is just a month before the election. the other issue is more difficult to sum up. goldwater's crowds when he came to town to speak were historically adoring. he was treated like a rock star. they were misinterpreted by a lot of pundits and quite a

. >> griff jenkins in dc. let's bring in ptech set on the national mall. you are the report mentioning people on both sides of the aisle have a general sense what the end result is going to be but i have no idea what the next 8 to 12 hours will look like in the nation's capital. what do you think? >> reporter: exactly right. we see griff jenkins in the location, if you look at my shoulder this is the stage where donald trump will take the stage at 11:00 for the save america march. it is not lit up, the washington monument, taking place on capitol hill at the national mall. a crowd of trump supporters chanting stop the steel, lining up here this morning to get inside. it does add to the tension, on the other side of the white house, supporters from both sides who believe the election was stolen and people who are antifa members in washington dc, the dc national guard has been mobilized. we arrived last night, the national guard, the police are out, there's tension no doubt which i believe will translate into this rally and if the votes continue, 12 senators

jenkins was caught in the men's room of a ymca with another man with a sexual encounter. the 1k57bdal was splashed all over the newspapers. this is long before gay liberation there. he's no glee or bemountain, it's an intense period of homophonia. the american psychiatric association didn't remove the diagnosis of homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses until 1973. that's obscene but it's true, and if you look at the press at the time, not only do commentators revile jenkins for his alleged perversion, but they go on and on about how he's a security risk, how he's susceptible to blackmail. virtually every story run on this affair asked to what extent has american security been compromised? what are the security risks does johnson have in his government? johnson's campaign slogan, all the way with lbj acquired a new and unsouth connotation. gold waerd came up with a slogan lbj for moral decare, and this is just a month before the election. the other issue is more difficult to sum up. goldwater's crowds when he came to town to speak was hysterically adoring. he was

. >> brennan: we turn now to jo ann jenkins, the c.e.o. american association of retired persons. you know it as aarp, and she is at their headquarters in washington this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: december was a very deadly month, particularly for nursing home residents. the government plan is to have pharmacies, like c.v.s. and walgreens, to set up facilities to vaccinate inside these facilities. is it moving fast enough? >> i think by every question it has not moved fast enough. 40 % of the people who died in this country live in nursing homes. we see this as a national disaster, that 350,000 people in this country have died from covid-19, and 40% of them have lived in nursing homes or work in nursing homes, and yet they only represent 1% of the population. so, no, we're not moving fast enough. >> brennan: i didn't hear a lot of specifics from the governor or from the head of "operation warped speed" on what they want to change. and i'm wondering, from you, what your view is. because we did hear

howie: fox's griff jenkins covering the siege.otally different level of violence than what's happening out here where we are being heckled but inside the capitol obviously a different situation. there's a lot of as you can see this gentleman is saying fake news, bill. howie: griff jenkins joins us now, what was it like being hassled on people that were pretty angry. griff: the president, of course, broke the sentiment because he began speech in the ellipse and as i looked back, i fought long and hard about events on wednesday, no more is it more apparent, howie, that democracy lives in the space between rally and riot and on the ellipse the president gave a speech on peaceful rally 15 blocks from the capitol and turned into a tragic violent riot and it was driven, i think, by the president's passions, fueling people's passion with resentment that it was unfair, rigged, stolen election and fueled what we encountered there in the clip and so many other members of the media because of his disdain for the press of which he's had from

we're going to go to the winner, his name is griff jenkins.e watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning man.i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. the senate majority is on the line. todd: washington football fan griff jenkins is live in georgia where the president is expected to rally support tonight. hey, griff. >> reporter: good morning, todd and jillian. i won't rub in that win because we got big news here. he very chilly dalton, north georgia. you can see the folks here, though, the cold's not bothering them. they're already lining up to hear the president tonight. that's terry in the middle, he's from detroit and lisa here is from dalton. folks are all a over the place. now, the president's coming here because early voting shows republicans need a strong turnout north of atlanta but he's coming on the heels of a firestorm following the leak of that audio obtained by the washington post of the president pressuring georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, to secure enough votes to overturn the presidential election r

here's alina jenkins. i know it is cold, i had to work two pairs of gloves on my bicycle ride this morning, it is colder elsewhere? , a, , this morning, it is colder elsewhere? , l, , i, elsewhere? temperatures fell to minus 11-5 _ elsewhere? temperatures fell to minus 11.5 celsius _ elsewhere? temperatures fell to minus 11.5 celsius at _ elsewhere? temperatures fell to | minus 11.5 celsius at ravensworth elsewhere? temperatures fell to i minus 11.5 celsius at ravensworth in north yorkshire, the coldest night of the year so far for england. this was leeds earlier, sunshine above 30 further snow as we head to this evening, overnight and tomorrow. similar similar scenes across northern england and scotland, but some of the snow could be moving further south. quiet and mostly tried this afternoon, quite a bit of fog and lingering cloud keeping temperatures close to freezing, the best of the thundery and probably for northern and eastern scotland, southern england and wales, temperatures will struggle to get m

live apart they swung left a new song to the newly formed the social democratic party led by a right jenkins looking back 20 thing the s d p's contribution to tibet his politics where what was the significant legacy of that breakaway well it's in and took a positive legacies that a lot of the people who were involved in their state based aid in politics and made a big contribution to that i hadn't realised the license around they cabinet table that i think 3 of my conservative colleagues were former members of the s.t.b. they kept quiet about it but it sort of a regular reemerged and of course there was a whole swathe of talk people from the labor party leader shelley williams all right jenkins bill roggio really actually people and help to build up the liberal democrats it didn't achieve its objectives we came. narraway close to breaking the mold in 1003. 173 that challenge was mooted by the falklands war primarily and you know we almost night it didn't and the british 2 party system didn't matter and fs past the post voting about the individuals who led today s.t.p. have separately made yo

welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm griff jenkins.u came back to second hour. griff: thank you for having me in for leland and what a great to be doing it on a day for so much news. gillian: it is really for a saturday. we will speak to one of the senators in the coalition, senator marsha blackburn. rich edison will break everything we know about this republican coalition, hi, rich. rich: this is a dozen republican senators and senators elect, they say they will object to certifying the results of the presidential election unless there is the appointment of a ten-day audit to go over the election results, the 2020 presidential election. the republicans write, quote, we are not naive, we expect most if not all democrats, perhaps a few republicans to vote otherwise, a fair and credible audit conducted expeditiously and completed well before january 20th would dramatically improve americans' faith in our electoral process. on wednesday vice president mike pence will preside over joint congressional session that the constitution mandates

todd: griff jenkins, thank you. jillian: pete hegseth, you saw the images of guns drawn in the capital, video on news outlets, social media, the video of people scaling the wall, trying to get inside. what are your thoughts as you woke this morning? >> it was a difficult day many people saw coming. what i was reported yesterday on the ground i said a couple times this feels like a constitutional tinderbox. it had that feel to it. it wasn't because donald trump gave a speech and told people to do something at the capital. that's not what happened. for supporters of the president, that crowd was at large, not trying to make a point about that but i have been to tons of these, this was much larger, energized, to a man or woman i talked yesterday, we interviewed them, they said this is the culmination of a feeling i have where my country has been taken over by the left, my voice is being censored and silenced. my institutions are being fundamentally changed by the left, socialists wants to take over and transform the co

for one, there was a colossal scandal involving johnson's chief aide, walter jenkins in october 1964. johnson was caught in the men's room of alliance here with another man in a sexual encounter. it was all over the newspapers. this was long before gave ration. there is no clear broke back mountain in 1964. it's a period of intense homophobia. if fact the american psychiatric association to remove the diagnosis of homosexuality from its manuals list of mental until 1973. that is obscene but it is true. if you look at the press at the time, not only did commentators revile jenkins for his perversion, but they go on and on about how he is a security risk, and how is substantial to block. now virtually every story in this affair asked to what extent has american security been compromised? one of the security risks does johnson have in his government? johnson's campaign slogan, all the way with lbj acquired a new and an sought connotation. goldwater came up with the slogan lbj for moral decay, and this is a month before the election. the other issue is more difficult to sum up. coal water

herbert jenkins, the chief of police and atlanta, georgia. the commission will investigate the origins of the recent disorders in our cities. it will make recommendations to me, to the congress, to the state governors and to the mayor for measures to prevent our more -- or contain such disasters in the future. and their work, the commission members will have access to the facts that are gathered by director edgar hoover in the federal -- federal bureau of investigation. the fbi will continue to exercise its full authority to investigate these riots in accordance with my standing instructions, and continue to search for evidence of conspiracy. even before the commission begins its work, and even before all the evidence is in, there are some things that we can tell about the outbreaks of this summer. first, let there be no mistake about it. the looting and arson and plunder and pillage, which have occurred, are not part of a civil rights protest. there is no american right to loot stores or to burn buildings or to fire rifles from the rooftops.

i'm griff jenkins. >> i'm alicia acuna in denver. at least 100 troops have tested positive for covid-19 while on duty in the nation's capital. this has we learned troops will be staying in washington for two more months. lucas tomlinson has the detailsments this morning, new hampshire governor chris sununu ordered his troops home as soon as possible after they were kicked out of the u.s. capitol. >> it took us governors by surprise. look, they don't complain, but it's my job to protect the team and make sure they're not in the submarine standard position so i pulled them out. >> not all will be leaving soon. natural guard is cutting down to 7,000 by the end of the month. as many as 5,000, a whole brigade will stay through mid march out of some concern that protesters might return on the historic inauguration day of march 4th. before 1937 all presidents took office in march. and they were outraged over the incident and who gave the order. >> so this is what happened, there was one uniformed police officer who issued an order without a

todd: griff jenkins has the historic day. >> president biden plunging right in signing 15 executive ordersy of them were campaign promises, to dismantle key trump administration policies, for example he stopped construction of the border wall ordering officials to preserve daca, reversing the muslim travel ban and rejoining the paris climate agreement, rejoining the world health organization with a delegation that is being led right now by doctor anthony fauci, killing the keystone pipeline and issue in the 100 a mask challenge with a mandate for federal property and that is just the start adding he wants legislation to follow. earlier in the day history was made under unprecedented security with three former presidents on hand, biden setting the tone for his presidency say unity must be the driving principle. >> this is our historic moment of crisis and challenge and unity is the path forward. we must meet this moment as the united states of america. if we do that i guarantee you we will not fail. >> the day also saw historic barriers being broken. kamala harris becoming the first woman i

jon: griff jenkins in atlanta, thank you.e on this was bringing republican senator from ohio rob portman as surrogate for the loeffler and purdue campaign and a member of the senate committee homeland security foreign relations and finance, thank you for spending time with us this evening. jon: i want to point to the early voting that is taken place in georgia, the numbers are pretty astounding, more than 3 million people have already voted, 928,000 and change in person, the others are in pris prison, a lot of those votes, a large percentage of votes coming in from the areas around atlanta which tend to vote heavily democratic, how concerned that the democrats started with an edge already in this race? >> we always do better on election day, that was true in the general election campaign in the last runoff in georgia, i feel pretty good, i was down there yesterday with a bunch of volunteers and talk to georgians who had yet to make their mind up and i will tell you it's all the buzz, what everybody is talking about and you ca

griff jenkins on the sidewalk. they're going to get to mike tobin in a moment. so stand by mike for that. but first andy mccarthy has been waiting patiently and you have such a brilliant legal mind. and you have a way with words that frankly. um is a gift from above. and i just i just wonder what you're observing. now, as you watch this and try to make sense of where this goes. well, it's tragic to watch this and i can't help but watch it with the knowledge that what we're seeing before our eyes is what i prosecuted terrorists in the 19 nineties for conspiring to do to attack our capital to attack our patriotic and. other installations of the government. it's just it's mind boggling to watch and in terms of just practically speaking, you know, police can maintain order as long as we are in a peacetime law and order situation if we lose order. the police are not numerous enough or equipped enough. to re establish order on i just don't understand why they're being so fastidious about the optics of bring in whatever forces need to be brought in to restore order. as

griff jenkins and pete hegseth live in washington ahead of the electoral college challenge. we to will kane standing by in georgia where senator leffler has not yet conceded. live in atlanta results still coming in. >> reporter: good morning. you can bet there are a lot of democrats in georgia and around the country waking up with smiles on their faces. the big news democrat rafael warnock unseating senator kelly leffler in the georgia senate runoff race. warnock becomes georgia's first african-american elected to the senate. we heard from him a few hours ago. he declared victory in this race and said he's going to go to washington and look out for all georgians. take a listen. >> i am honored by the faith you have shown in me and i promise you this tonight. i am going to the senate to work for all of georgia. >> we are going to keep fighting for you. this is about protecting the american dream. i will never stop fighting for this country, the american dream. each one of you so every georgian has a voice in washington, i work for you. >> reporter: you heard from senator leff

jillian: griff jenkins live for us in georgia. thanks, griff.ever wins in georgia will not be part of the vote to certify the electoral college results. jillian: as the vote is two days away, a growing number of republicans say they will object to of joe biden's win. jackie ibanez joins us live with a look at washington's very busy week. >> good morning. busy week indeed. there's so much to talk about. let's start with the electoral vote count, the last official step to certifying the next president of the united states. but as of this morning, there are 13 gop senators who say they will object to the results on wednesday, the effort led by senators josh holly of missouri and ted cruz of texas. cruz speaking out on sunday morning futures. >> dismissing these claims i think does real violence to our democratic system. we have an obligation to the voters and we have an obligation to the constitution to ensure that this election was lawful. >> and a memo to colleagues, congresswoman liz cheney warns the move sets a dangerous precedent that threaten

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griff jenkins, ktvu fox two news. in the past 24 hours, there have been more than 33,000 new covid-19 cases statewide and 589 deaths today, state health leaders are announcing some new vaccine guidelines as the federal government is now recommending that people ages 55 older now be allowed to get the vaccine. ktvu is. maureen naylor has more on the impact of this expanded vaccination effort. we're expanding the group's getting vaccinated. health secretary alex cesar announced several big changes tuesday are. firs everyone 65 years or older, along with adults who have certain preexisting conditions. another big change. the government is releasing all of its vaccine doses rather than holding onto a reserve of second dose is this next phase reflects the urgency of the situation. we face every vaccine dose that is sitting in a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or won more hospital bed occupied? absolutely. we expect that this is likely to prevent cases of illness and prevents and deat

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griff jenkins is out on the street. bret baier has new information. what do you have now, bret. >> bill, listen, the -- i just got off the phone. nancy pelosi and mayor bowser with d.c. have requested the national guard be deployed to get -- to clear the protesters, specifically the request comes from mayor bowser in d.c. through the capitol police. that is being analyzed right now, i'm being told by the department of defense officials and they're considering that. they do not want the images of uniformed troops on the capitol. so they're considering an option, hasn't been decided to back fill more police and have a bigger police presence to try to get rid of the protesters. this is an incredibly dangerous situation as we see it right now. there are protesters not only on the house floor but the senate floor and you heard the house majority leader there -- we haven't heard from the president on that mode to get the president involved. you remember in the uprising, the looting in different cities, he was very quick to say the governors and the mayors s

sophia bush and chad jenkins, thanks to both of you. . thanks, ari. >> appreciate you guys. as for senator cruz, he had tough talk about false claims of voter fraud. what's he saying now? it might haunt him on wednesday. that's next. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. ing gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. ah, honey! isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in every fling. gain. seriously good scent. love the scent of gain flings? then you'll swoon for long lasting gain scent beads. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, blows. and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. there's no question it's something did y

griff jenkins, we are watching the rally, and the president wrapped where you are and the crowd that left, which is massive, has gone to capitol hill. >> while they waited for the president to come, the chant we heard the most was "fight for trump, site for a." added every single person i talk to you, ask one question, "will you recognize president biden if congress certifies him?" and every single one said no. we heard from don jr. who said now the president, as we all saw, fired this crowd up, tens of thousands, maybe a hundred thousand or more have gone down to the capital or elsewhere in this city and they are very upset. i have jumped down as soon as we hear the news that bret gave you about mike pence. i started talking to these people, i said, what do you think? one woman, an air force veteran from missouri, said that she was disgusted to hear that news. there's nothing that vice president could do, she said that doesn't matter. in the leasing, harris, i remember covering going coast-to-coast following a tea party bus. this movement, very similar to that. they are absolutely s

my friend and colleague, i mentioned reverend jenkins, is doing great work there. they have to commute, but they stay there and produce. so, in our last minute or so, would you give is the advice for pastors in that urban area and centers, and seeing our members move away, which would you say the best way to galvanize ministry in some way? >> the best way to galvanize ministry is around mission and relationship. the people of alan temple are committed to their mission and one another. it is not just coming in sunday monday morning for celebration. it's everything that happens during the week, whether it's feeding the homeless, dealing with human trafficking, planning activities for outreach and community, that is instilled in our dna. speaking out on behalf of those who are voiceless. the people who are committed to that, there is no distance they won't drive in order for that to be maintained. in addition, they have maintained relationships with one another. they have been in each other's weddings and have raised each other's children. if you can build ministries

griff jenkins, ktvu fox two news. no one knew and here at home. the family and attorneys for oscar grant say they will continue to push the alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley to charge a former bart police officer in the death of oscar grant will bring in ktvu allie rasmus now to explain their continued push alley. that's how oscar grant's family and their attorneys say they won't stop until they won't rest until anthony fauci oniy, a former bart police officer, faces felony murder charge. is for his role in oscar grant's death. anthony peroni is the bart police officer seen here, pinning down 22 year old oscar grant with his knee on the fruitvale bart platform back in 2009. within a matter of minutes. bronies fellow officer johannes measurably had shot grant in the back, killing him measure. lee said he meant to use his taser instead of his gun. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and served 11 months in prison. for years afterwards grants family urged the alameda county district attorney's office to also charge peroni with

through shock as defense and matteo get dizzy open the scoring in the 36 minutes but news because jenkins. and had to have their way with shock again shortly after the restart this time jump over to me on a last chance a weren't done yet christophe young tech made it 3 nil and sealed the victory. more dejection for show as they are only one game away from equalling tasmania billions record of 31 straight winless outings. cologne happened when these and felt it was high time to change that. but it was visitors could put the ball in the net test after just 6 minutes luckily for glenn flowing and needed less now because of sunlight. still. and sure enough late in the 2nd half he did not fancy out and for an easy task to round out one now out victory. you still must be feeling the pressure. and hoffenheim christians are celebrating 9 years as head coach of freiburg and his team was on a 3 game winning streak but he saw some of the output from back in france with the very 1st shots of the game off the 7 minutes eliciting a rather muted reaction post by. half an hour later made up oh god he was

through shock his defense and mateo going to see open the scoring in the 36 minutes but news because jenkins. then has to have their way with shock again shortly after the restart this time john told about 2 of me on my head so we're done yet christophe young tech made it 3 nil and sealed the victory. more dejection for shaka as their only one game away from equalling tasmania billions record of 31 straight winless outings. cologne hadn't won all season and felt it was high time to change that. but it was visited sounds bookie put the ball in the net but after just 6 minutes luckily for glenn florian needed less numbers of sunlight. still still was getting nervous. and sure enough late in the 2nd half needed election affect ya go for an easy tap into round down one now out victory bucket is still must be feeling the pressure. and hoffenheim christan striker celebrating 9 years as head coach of freiburg and his team was a 3 game winning streak but the suns about be up at freiburg in france with the very 1st shots of the game off the. 7 minutes eliciting a rather muted reaction pushed by. half

griff jenkins is with us up the road.monument down capitol hill where the certification electoral college is going to happen today at 1:00. that is going to be contested. the vice president will preside and ultimately multiple senators and congressman will be objecting to the certification of multiple states which will lead to a very public debate. going to be broadcast across the country. a debate that a lot of people want to have. and we talked about the exit polls out of georgia are othe voter analysis believe the results in noe were fraudulent. were not above board. as a result that debate is one they want to hear that they feel is overdue. evidence that has not been sufficiently presented. in addition to that debate and as a preview to it. the president of the united states will be on that stage at 11:00 in about three and a half hours joined as well by his son don jr., eric trump. multiple representatives and people who put this event together, which is women for trump as well. so, in the shadow of the white house w

you know, if you listened carefully to griff jenkins', and we did.le involved in the attack on the capitol on januar. according to some of that chatter some of them apparently discussed posting as national guards members to blend in and essentially attract less attention and so law enforcement is warning the national guard hey, be on the lookout if something doesn't look right. tell somebody about it. okay. that's one thing. that is actual intelligence although they say there's nothing to points to any specific action. that's one thing. but, for steve cohen to make this sweeping accusation, simply based on race and sex, because there are so many white men who are in the national guard, they are suspicious they might do something to joe biden. that is crazy. he also said it's something like 25% white male. you know what? he got that way wrong, too. according to the statistical breakdown, 38% of white men actually voted for joe biden. almost 40% of the american electorate demographic of white men voted for joe. so, for him to demonize all these people

griff jenkins is there.is could be the president's last major address as the president of the united states. reporter: it sure could be, stuart you know the president's going to come here in a matter of minutes and he is going to give sort of a "braveheart" speech to republicans on capitol hill to try and challenge and contest the electoral certification but it is really dead on arrival because both sides, the house and the senate, will have to vote to support that kind of action. with speaker nancy pelosi democrat-controlled house that will never happen. the math in the senate isn't even there. the growing number of senators led by ted cruz is growing. on the stage behind me, stuart, the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, is laying out much the widespread voter fraud claims, the voting machines. dead people voting in other places which is a concern of some 10, 20, 30 million americans or more that voted for donald trump. however in the courts as we know it didn't go that way. now we also saw in the stage

gottlieb, and the head of the negotiation representing tens of millions of seniors, aarp's jo ann jenkins. and a preview of georgia's elections. will the state that went from red to blue in november see enough democrats turn out to defeat not one, but two, republican senators? it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." as we begin the new year, optimism over the prospect of vaccinations is facing the reality of delays, confusion, lack of communication, and, once more, a federal government seemingly without a coherent plan for making the millions of doses already manufactured accessible to americans. overwhelmed states, many struggling with this latest surge, have been left in charge of getting the vaccine to americans, and they're having a hard time doing so. meanwhile, the death toll continues to climb. more than 350,000 people have now died of covid-19 in the u.s. california is the new epicenter of this latest outbreak. cbs news correspondent carter evans reports from los angeles. >> reporter: with a new year comes new hope

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. we have got further snow for parts of north and west scotland, north and west england, into east anglia, that will clear away eastwards this evening. showers in west scotland overnight. another cold night, widespread frost, ice a risk. parts of scotland, minus eight celsius. rain, sleet and snow continues through the morning across parts of wales, south—west england, parts of northern ireland. further north wintry showers. another cold day. looking ahead, mandy is another cold day with a few wintry showers but mostly dry. —— monday is another cold day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: more than 1,500 people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, has now been released after being arrested while attending a demonstration in moscow. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk — they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfize

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. further snow showers for the north and west of scotland overnight. wheels, may beat the far south of northern ireland. temperatures as low as minus eight celsius across north—east scotland. rain, sleet and snow continues slowly eastwards through the morning for wales, southern england, parts of northern ireland. further north, mostly dry with some sunshine but further wintry showers in the north and west of scotland. another cold day. looking ahead, on monday another cold day with a few wintry showers. it turns wetter, windier and milder from the west through next week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: more than 1,500 people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. one of those detained is mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, who was at a demonstration attended by thousands in moscow. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine rollout in the uk. they want the 12—week gap between the first and second do

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.

time for a look at the weather — here's alina jenkins.arts of scotland and northern england have seen a lot of snow in recent days and there is more in the forecast over the next few days but initially it is going to be rain into northern ireland and western scotland but further snow likely across scotland, northern england, parts of the midlands and parts of east anglia and south—east england, where we have the heavy rain falling on to saturated ground, so a number of flood warnings in place and ice warnings in place. temperature starting to recover from the west. the number of the warnings for snow but we are concerned about the amber warning for east anglia, likely to bring some disruption, so a tricky start to saturday for east anglia. further snow across scotland and northern england and elsewhere it will be rain and behind that some spells of sunshine but are few —— most should have a mean a i day. a windy day with strong winds across the west of scotland but it will not be as cold as it has been. the eastern side of england is slow

scientists and those who created this vaccine so i call and never want to get another latent dave jenkins to protect themselves and to protect the french population as a whole. we are committed to having the vaccine as soon as possible is a decisive step in the nationwide to attempt to control the pandemic. as new code of rape cases registered remain around the 15000 mark on a daily basis in france the government appears to be struggling with how to make a dent in a virus that said to have already claimed tens of thousands of lives. this virus like all viruses in general is constantly mutating all of its varieties both the one that was identified in the u.k. in the one that was noted in south africa and also go through the path of mutation as a result the virus becomes more infectious meaning it spreads faster not more powerful but more contagious but this may well happen in france in the case of those who have not traveled either to the u.k. or south africa do not know anyone who would associate themselves with these so-called patient 0 so in the end they mutated virus is more or less in

griff jenkins."coast to coast." will: [laughter] jedediah: thanks so much, griff. you're a pro and you came prepared with a coat so another lesson for will cain here but thanks griff we appreciate you as always. pete: appreciate you, griff. jedediah: yeah, so, georgia is this is a key race, and you know , ultimately we've been talking about a lot of the issues that could be on the table, everything from, you know, structural issues like court packing and whether or not that will happen, and then it's just like healthcare and taxes and regulation, but ultimately, it's will the senate be a check on the biden administration and that's a really big question that's going to get a really big answer. we had representative doug collins on earlier, and he talked about why it's important for georgians to vote for loeffler and perdue. here is what he had to say. >> georgia is pretty conservative and understands what's at stake here, you have jon ossoff whose a trust fund socialist and raphael warnock who is a

that members of his own party don't necessarily support the data, including jeremy hunt and bernard jenkinsolding tomorrow even as some primary schools are still meant to go back on monday morning. simon, your take on monday morning. simon, your take on it? similar to an's. i think it is always good to have another point of view and amanda spielman saying we must keep this to a minimum, it will have major impact on our children's education, i was reading, you know, there is talk about a—levels or gcses in the summer, is that all going to be skewed because of this? but like and said, this is why the real convex issues. i was asking family and friends involved in education among the biggest push backs i am getting is not necessarily what is the right solution but having clarity over what we do. the chopping and changing makes it immensely difficult for people to plan, whether you are teaching children or whether you are teaching children or whether it is going to be more of an issue that parents have got to plan. and then you've got children with disabilities, disabilities is one of my big is

time for the weather with alena jenkins.rn and western scotland, feeding into wales and the midlands and perhaps into east anglia through this afternoon but it is a cold afternoon, to a three celsius the high across the northern half of the uk,. the rain, sleet and snow clears away from east anglia this evening, further showers across northern and western scotland in this area of rain, sleet and snow arrives into southwest england and maybe northern ireland as well. it's another cold, frosty night, ice is also a risk in places and parts of northeast scotland could get into minus eight celsius at least so the rain, sleet and snow pushes slowly eastwards through tomorrow morning but it will bring a couple of centimetres of snow through parts of central, southern england and wales, may be northern ireland as well. elsewhere, in of sunny spells wintry showers. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: police in russia crackdown on protests in support of alexei navalny. among them a picture of yulia who says she has been detained at