we are here to talk about chief justice john marshall in our new exhibit, "john marshall: patriot, statesman, chief justice." what's amazing about this exhibit is we cover what is most familiar about john marshall is that he was the fourth chief justice of the united states, and for many scholars and commentators he is thought of as , our great chief justice. this takes you from the beginning of his life, his fight in the american revolution, through his time as a lawyer and state legislator in virginia all the way through his time as a statesman in the john adams administration and his time as chief justice. let's look at the amazing exhibit. we begin our story with a young john marshall in virginia. he is the eldest of 15 children. his father was a state legislator and justice of the peace, taught him history, law, the classics. he begins his journey with the american revolution. john marshall was a militia member in the local militia. he works his way to become an officer in the continental army. this experience, as much as any other experience in life, forges his constitutional views abo

john marshall supports washington and john jay. he becomes a member of congress and of the adams administration. but because of these moves, by the washington administration france becomes inflamed with the , united states. france had supported us during the american revolution. we had war debts that we owed to france that we no longer wanted to pay after they got rid of the french king, after the french revolution. so adams, dealing with hostility from france and france seizing our ships and stealing our goods destined for great britain he sends john marshall and other , envoys to france to come together with a treaty that can create friendly relations between france and the united states. this becomes known as the xyz affair. so it is john marshall sent their with eldridge gary and charles pinckney. the three of them are attempting to negotiate with the french government. the great intrigue or talley road they are trying to establish relations. france sends envoys as well. they are x, y, z, in these dispatches. they said you must

john wasn't much of a drinker.he smoked but quit cold turkey and never relapsed but he did have his mother's health until often is the case he was unbelievably youthful for his age until he got sick and he was sick. that came clearly from roberta who never had a cold and was a best specimen. >> since he had such a tremendous family, military experience, hereditary, whatever you want to call it, tradition is the word i'm looking for, sorry are any of his children involved, this is a subject i know nothing about but it seems the mccain military legacy -. a naval aviator at his son was a graduate, helicopter pilot now in the reserves. i think the year john was dying and several months after that was flying in afghanistan and enlisted in the 2008 campaign. there is a wonderful story about digging out and they said your dad just one new hampshire. he's now in the army guard in arizona. >> what would you like to ask to wind this up? >> i just want to commend you for bringing out the importance that ernest hemingway playe

hi, john. >> john: good day. i'm john roberts from high atop washington, d.c. overlooking the white house, as we are within the final 24 hours of the trump administration. five of president-elect joe biden's cabinet nominees appearing before different senate committees today as they start the confirmation process. next hour, secretary of state anthony blinken is set to appear before the senate foreign relations committee for what's likely to be a contentious hearing. among those grilled earlier was homeland security secretary, being pressed on the migrant caravan heading toward the united states. >> if you're confirmed as secretary of homeland security, this is the message they need to hear when they arrive in the united states. >> this is not the first caravan that has approached the border over the last four years or the last 12 years. there's a commitment to follow our asylum law, to enforce our asylum laws and that means to provide humanitarian relief for those individuals who qualify for it under the law. that cannot be accomplished with just the flick of

(john) (john)(john) (john)that's it for your local forecast.....we also want to take a look at the roadsutsidetraffic is not too bad right traffic is not outsideas you head at the roads to take a look we also want forecast.....your local that's it for that's it for your local forecast.....we also want at the roads as you head traffic is not too bad right (reyna)thank you john...yeah -- starting in the the bay bridge looking clear... <> more breaking news from oveer night... strong winds causing widspread damge across the bay area. this is video from los gatos over night. this along black road just before beggs road. you can see the tree limbs scattered all across the road... making for dangerous driving conditions. there is damage from the strong winds across the bay areakron 4's will tran is in the north bay. will? thanks will. thanks will. now we want to continue our team coverage of the wind damage.kron 4's sara stinson is live in san francisco.sara? thanks sara. and take a look at this... this is new look at this... this is new video from a kron 4 viewer showing a downed tree in san

what a day, john. >> john: yeah. good afternoon. i'm john roberts. as we watched joe biden, the 46th president of the united states, get into that suv for what will be a short parade. typically we have a long parade here that goes down constitution avenue then turns up pennsylvania avenue and comes in front of the white house. the president traditionally will get out of the limousine to a reviewing stand and then spend about the next three, four hours there as every marching band from every military branch and high school across america goes by in front of that reviewing stand. there you see hillary clinton. bill clinton coming out front there. that will not happen this year. they had the reviewing stand set up. took it down when it became clear that coronavirus was not going to allow that parade to transpire. sandra, i spent two years on a flat bed truck that was leading the procession of that parade. it is quite amazing, as we see former president obama and michelle obama come out. really is extraordinary to have that perspective, as the president

representatives to conduct proceedings on behalf of the house concerning the impeachment of donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> the managers on the part of the house will be received and escorted to the well of the senate. sergeant at arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye hear ye hear ye all persons are commanded to stay silent on pain of imprisonment while presenting an article of impeachment of donald john trump former president of the united states. >> the managers on the part of the house will proceed. >> mr. president the managers on the part of the house of the representatives are here and present in ready to present the articles of impeachment which has been preferred by the house of representatives against donald john trump, former president of the united states. the house adopted the following resolution which with the permission of the senate i would read, house 40, house of representatives january 13th, 2021, resolved that mr. raskin, ms. degette, mr. castro of texts, mr. swalwell, mr. lu, ms. dean are apoented managers to conduct the impeachmen

. >> john: sandra, did a tear. i'm john roberts. high atop a building overlooking lafayette square and the white house. what a perch we have appeared. they see the washington monument, the jefferson memorial behind it. and the potomac stretching down to reagan airport and we are going to be here for the next 103 days. every day we will bring you news from across the country and around the world, plus interviews with the newsmakers who are driving the day's headlines. we are excited that you're here with us today as we begin this new adventure. sandra, it's been six months since i had a chance to work with you, but excited to be working with you for the days ahead. >> sandra: really looking forward to this, and you bring your expertise from washington to our viewers in the afternoon, john. it's going to be fantastic, really excited about it. at the beautiful shot there, a beautiful perch for you for the next few days. >> john: just to give you a bit of an orientation, you can see the main mansion of the white house, the west wing, th

john and raphael share the optimism.learned it from my own friend and yours, john lewis. reverend warnock sees the power of faith to overcome the toughest trials, like to throw at us. he believes as i do, a german philosopher kick off guard said faith sees best in the dark. i know they share with me that people faith in the american people in this country. faith to enable us to overcome adversity, the detailer up to be a beacon of life light for one another and the world. that's who we are's and we should never give up on that. i said many times and i'll say it again. there is nothing, there's nothing this country is unable to do but we decide to do it together. based tougher times before and we always overcome. we always overcome. we boys, better than when we went in. no matter what. i know these campaigns have been exhausting, he put the hard work in over the last few years to get to this moment. it's been intent, nonstop. give everything you got, one more day. one more day. [cheering] got one more day is not hyperbole

john f. kennedy chose him as his deputy.r they were elected by the american people who now look to lyndon johnson to ensure continuity of government. upon him now falls all the weight of leadership. >> this is a sad time for all people we have suffered a loss that cannot be weighed. for me, it is a deep, personal tragedy. i know that the world shares the sorrow that mrs. kennedy and her family bear. i'm i will do my best, that is all i can do. i ask for your help and god's. >> the nation and the world mourns sean fitzgerald kennedy. the funeral court a moves from the white house to the congress of the to the capital, the seat of the congress of the united states. (drumming) the case on closet the capital steps in from the limousine come the principal mourners. mrs. jacqueline kennedy and her children, and president johnson and his wife and robert kennedy, the late president's brother. beneath the dome of the capital, the casket rests on a catacomb. president johnson places a wreath of red and white roses at the foot of the c

representatives to contact proceedings on behalf of the house, concerning the impeachment of donald john trump, former president of united states the proclamation. >> here he all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states an article of impeachment against donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> the managers on the part of the house will proceed. mr. president, the managers and part of the house of representatives are here and present and ready to present the articles of impeachment which has been preferred against donald john trump, former president of the united states. the house adopted the followinge resolution which with the permission of the senate i will read. house resolution 40 and house of representatives united states january 13th 2021 result mr. raskin, mr. castro of texas, mr. spore well, mr. lu, ms. plaskett and ms. dean are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against donald trump. the message sent to the senate to inform the senate of th

john? >> john: it was an awful day, and the scenes were quite repulsive.hanks very much, kevin corke, reporting live outside the u.s. capitol building. gillian? >> gillian: lots of americans anticipated to showdown on the hill today over electoral college vote counting. but no one could have foreseen a violent mob would penetrate a joint session of congress. leaving four americans dead and many more injured. mike tobin has been on the scene literally all day long. he joins us live from the streets just outside the capitol. hi, mike. >> hi, gillian. we know now come of this work of people who died in the chaos out here, you had that one woman who was shot, the chief of the metro police has confirmed she was shot by a capital police officer. her name is ashli babbitt, she is from the west coast. she was a 14 year veteran of the air force. her mother-in-law said she had no idea what this woman was doing in the middle of all of these protests, and witnesses to the shooting describe the chaos. >> yeah, she didn't say anything. she hit the ground, and that is wh

john f.nedy, he and the first lady are the picture of happiness. their children john jr. and caroline are to mark their birthdays after the president returns from a trip to texas. ♪ arriving in dallas on the morning of the fatal day, he and mrs. kennedy are greeted by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f. kennedy has been president two years, ten months, two days. ♪ they ride in the familiar presidential limousine because the weather has turned fair the transparent bubble top has been removed. from the fifth floor window at 12:30 p.m. come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor connelly of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. the flowers mrs. kennedy carried from the airport are twisted and torn. shock and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the

john? .weather.weather.(john) another top story this morning.. ensuring a peaceful transition of power... amid threats of violence.. the unprecedented steps taken to protect the nation's capitol ahead of tomorrow's inauguration. security concerns are at an all-time high... as defense officials say, they are concerned about a potential insider attack on inauguration day. "tom negovan" is in washington with the latest. the f-b-i is continuing to seach and find rioters who breached the u-s capitol earlier this month. the countless social media posts of the riots have helped authorities identify rioters. the f-b-i has filed a criminal complaint again this man, daniel goodwyn fordisorderly conduct on capitol grounds among other charges. the f-b-i says goodwyn identified himself on a video shot by another man who breached the capitol. officials were tipped off by an associate of goodwyn who an exchange with him on instagram. the f-b-i says goodwyn is also responsible for this post saying he didn'

john weiner has to say. to get some kind of idea what he would ask bush for. that weiner could deliver to his caucus. in that is why he acted that way in that meeting. but it was a mistake. it was a stupid blunder we should have seen coming part i don't think it was panic about a loss, when you struggle to get up on the 40-yard line and suddenly you're knocked back very late in the race, to the 1 yard line, you know you have a down to go you have a tendency putting it up and throwing a hail mary. and you know, we knew from that point on. >> how long did it take him to recover? >> from defeat, just gets busy. with so many enthusiasm i love, he threw himself into every fight he could find. and even issues he had not expressed particular interest in before. he would get involved in just to stay busy. i remember on election night he was very stoic. went out, gave a concession speech that i think will stand the test of time for graciousness and spirit of patriotism. he turned to his detailed leader, the secret se

>> oh. >> me good, john. me cookie cabinet, yeah, now that's always within six feet. ha ha ha ha. cookie! num, num, num. >> no real surprises for cookie there either. >> you know what? elmo can also stay connected with his friends even if they're far away. elmo's friends in the middle east pagma and chad. >> hi, elmo. >> hi, john. >> hi. >> elmo's friend. >> hello, everyone. >> hi. >> hi. >> it's so good to see all of you. i just wanted to thank you for everything that you've been doing all around the world to help children and families during this pandemic. >> yeah. we'll all get through this together. >> yes, we will. >> even though we are apart, we can all come together. >> and have a big virtual hug around the world. >> that's great. >> hi. [ laughter ] >> hey, mr. john. >> yeah. >> maybe we could sing a little song together? >> that's a great idea, elmo. >> wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, sorry back up a second. you wanted me to sing as well? that is not a good idea at all, elmo. my shower doesn't want me to sin

hi, john. >> john: sandra, good afternoon to you. i'm john roberts. overlooking the white house for the first full day of the 46th president of the united states. amazon says the country is prepared to help president biden fulfill his promise of vaccinating 100 million americans in his first 100 days. but a senior official involved with operation warp speed and other former administration officials tell fox news that amazon did not offer the same help to the trump administration. nyu langone medical center's dr. marc siegel. >> all of that could have been helped by amazon, as you just said, helping to get it from operation warp speed and the federal government into people's arms. that is something they could really help with, and it's a disgrace that it's taken so long. and that it seems to be political. >> john: in just a moment we'll speak with republican senator lindsey graham at all of this, but first, griff jenkins' live in washington with the very latest. hi, griff. >> good afternoon, john. buried 24 hours and come out of the gate the nation's s

anthony fauci. >> john: good afternoon. i'm john roberts in d.c. overlooking the white house where all of the action is taking place. this new strain going from undetectable to a quarter of new cases across california. all in a matter of weeks. researchers say there's every indication that it is more contagious than the original virus and it could be to blame for the surge of cases in california costing thousands of lives along with the life blood of the state's small businesses, sandra. >> sandra: very interesting stuff. the scientists up da date the latest on the mutant strain. seems like the strain is more likely to tilt. one of the topics of the covid reresponse team. of course, the first covid meeting of the new administration, john. highly anticipated. we know because jen psaki told us in the briefing that there will be three meetings a week. we would like to learn more about what the administration plans to do to kill the virus and get people back to work. >> john: i watched that briefing this morning. we took some of that on fox news. the v

let's get another check of the weather with john shrable, live in the weather center. john? weather.weather.weather.(john) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 breaking news we are following from overnight... strong winds causing damage all across the bay area. kron 4's sara stinson is live in san francisco with a look at just some of the damage. sara. thanks sara. as the nation prepares to swear-in it's ánextá president and vice president... the u.s. senate is also getting ready for an impeachment trial... and the president is planning to pardon dozens of people before he leaves office. "john fenoglio (fe-know-leo)" has the latest developments. now to the latest coronavirus news... the vaccine distribution has hit another snag. this morning more than 300-thousand doses of the moderna vaccine are sitting idle. providers were ordered to stop using them ov

john? >> john: good discussion, sandra. today marks the start of former president trump second impeachment trial. the impatient managers are said to deliver the articles of impeachment to the senate around 7:00 p.m. in a formal procession. democrats are united to convict, but republicans are divided. >> there's no question that the articles impeachment sent over by the house suggests impeachable conduct. >> i think the trial is stupid and counterproductive. we already have a flaming fire in this country and it's like taking a bunch of gasoline and pouring it on top of the fire. >> john: we expect the child to begin february 9th. it would take a two-thirds majority, 67 senators, to convict former president trump. now, sandra, there is question over who is going to preside over all of this. looks like it's not going to be the chief justice john roberts. it could be kamala harris, the vice president, or senator patrick leahy of vermont, the president pro tem of the senate. that is in question right now. >> sandra: we will talk

vote, vote, vote, vote for john and the reverend., from the people. that is our history, that is our tradition, that is our constitution, that is our democracy. politicians cannot assert, take, or seize power, power is given, granted by the american people alone. and we can never give that up. it is always the will of the people that prevails. so today, tomorrow, vote. make sure your voice is heard. do it for yourself. do it for your family. do it for your children. do it for your state. your country. for all those who have given up so much. think of all those who have given up so much to secure that right. do it for the country you love because i know you love this country. and the future you want to build for everyone in this country. do it for all those around the world who aspire like us to be free, i have been in over 100 countries, they all look to america. the power, the power is in your hands. john and reverend warnock are counting on you. so is kamala, so am i, so is america. we are a nation built on honor, decency, dignity

john lennon still haunts my life.lding and go past it virtually every day. and whenever i go to my gym down on 63rd st it is part of a complex that also houses a hotel. the very hotel where lennon's killer stayed in his first night in new york. i have been giving a lot of thought tojohn lennon, what he meant to people like myself and his millions of fans around the world on this 40th anniversary. he remains a hugely talented musician in many people's eyes and a great iconic figure in the history of 20th—century pop culture. he is a true british original, an authentic voice — he certainly isn't a fake. to millions of people he is still very much part of their lives. as yoko ono puts it, his spirit still lives on. you cannot kill a person that easily. with those thoughts, our programme, remembering john lennon, comes to an end. on behalf of the production crew here in new york, it is goodbye as we leave you with a new york—based trumpeter playing imagine. music: imagine hello again. saturday was another cold day, but it

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john: to japan. i can easily imagine the federal government much more ambitious than that in trying to use in commerce power spinning power to have much more, contrary to the history approach, we don't have any thing like that now. neither presidential candidate is proposing to do any such thing. sue and bo biden is suggesting a met national mask mandate . don't get to that in just a minute for you to meet the interesting thing here is there is a lot of discussion and is american federalism partly to blame for what seems to be catastrophic failure per capita when certainly in the top five worst performing countries and arguably the top tube. it's a people of said him a look. because we've got 50 jurisdictions plus hundreds of cities and counties and sheriffs and you can't function that way without the national leadership. to think the federalism has purchased or has it been laboratory in the state. where we innovate. john: thing is hard to say on the way. it the historian views the state is powerfull

john: joe biden on wednesday. danielle pletka, was the reaction around the world to that message from joe biden in his inaugural address? danielle: i do not think donald trump was terribly popular around the world and he made little effort to make himself so. a lot of our allies were truly exhausted by the trump term and are very happy to see that joe biden has committed to what he calls repairing alliances. the problem is, for president biden and his team, that giving an inaugural speech is good. you send the right message and set a tone, but you do not actually solve any problems. the challenges we face in our alliances and from our adversaries remain the same. john: biden talking in that speech about not meeting yesterday's challenges but focusing on today and tomorrow's challenges. where does that begin on the foreign policy and defense front? danielle: i would normally say china. because china is truly one of the most daunting challenges and one of the most different challenges we have ever faced. but of cour

(john) gusting winds really fueled it erupted sunday..since died down... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge than 30 min from 37 to the richmond bridge drive min from the more breaking news from oveer night... strong winds causing widspread damge across the bay area. this is video from saratoga. this is a tree that came down overnight on highway 9 in sara toga. we have we have team coverage of the overnight damage from the strong winds. kron 4's will tran tracking it all down for us from the north bay. will where will where are you right now? thanks will. now we want to continue our team coverage damage.kron 4's sara stinson is live francisco.sara? sara. and we have new video into the kron 4 newsroom... this is a tree that came down along highway one near miramontes point road in half moon bay. you can see crews working overnight to clear the tree. and take a look at this... this is new video fr

john a fishing guide.hrough it all, their mother was never far from their thoughts. >> she missed all those childhood memories. i mean, things like going to the prom and boyfriends and kisses and just everything. >> she missed our weddings. i mean, she missed our graduations. she doesn't know her only grandchild. >> and you probably thought about her each one of those. >> uh-huh. >> auguuh-huh. >> clinton county never forgot her. she'd become a part of history that wouldn't go away and as one generation of law men retired, another rose to take up the unfinished business and discovered enticing details buried in a very old file. >>> coming up. >> when i obtained this case, it was 22 years old. >> and had passed through a lot of other hands. >> 60 other investigators. >> he was 8 when kathy disappeared. now, he was in charge of her case. >> what i remember growing up is where was she? where was kathy at during all this time? >> and a leading suspect suddenly leaves town. >> about three weeks after the disapp

john. >> john: she didn't take any follow-up questions. she said the president called the commander of the national guard, offered any assistance he could. did not get into specifics about the way they were treated on capitol hill. peter doocy was not in the briefing. he would have asked that question. he joins us from the north lawn of the white house. to that point, i assume that's something you likely would have asked her about? she did not know that deborah birx position on the coronavirus task force ended on inauguration day. >> we reached out about what does president biden think about the images of the national guard sent outside to the cold. not only is capitol hill less than 2 miles away from here and so is the garage. joe biden is the commander-in-chief and in charge of the entire u.s. military including the national guard. he is responsible for everything that happens to the national guard's men. we hope by the end of today we can figure out what he thinks as somebody who has a lot of responsibility. this sound bite is all we go

representatives to conduct proceedings on behalf of the house concerning the impeachment of donald john trump my former president of the united states. >> managers on the part of the house will be received and escorted through the wall of the senate. sergeant of arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states an article of impeachment against donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> the managers on the part of the house will proceed. >> mr. president, the managers on the part of the house of representatives are here present and ready to present article of impeachment which has been referred by the house of representatives against donald john trump, former president of the united states breakout adopted the t following resolutn which with the permission of the senate i will read. house resolution 40 in the house of representatives united states january 13, 2021 resolved that mr. raskin, missus delaney, mr.

john? >> john: let's bring in rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. ronna, you are the layout of the health care executive orders coming up in the next 2 minutes. no need to go back over them again for our audience. but your reaction to it you are hearing specifically on this idea of rescinding the mexico city policy? >> i think many americans disagree with taxpayer funds having to pay for abortions overseas, including here in the united states, and to see joe biden do that, especially as the march for life is happening, it's just a slap in the face to many americans who do not believe that they are taxpayer dollars should have to pay for that. again, it goes to the biden administration. they are going to do everything they can to upend the gains of the trump administration. they ran as moderates, he ran as, "i hear you, i care about what all-americans think, let's unite," but he is governing in a way that shows he doesn't care about middle america and many americans and their feelings about these key issues. >> sandra: ronna, how would you assess jus

>> john, it's not a dodge in any way, it's simply this.n people are the ones to judge that, and really and truly, from the standpoint of our president, i'm really hung up on honor and i am hung up on telling the truth all the time. from the standpoint of our president and everything, he did a lot of great things. absolutely, without any question, anybody with a brain would say he's gotten way, way, way past out over his skisrheto don't think that's a decision for me. i think all i can do is weigh in on something and make something worse. this country is way too divided. we don't need to be this. we just don't need to be this. we're too good to be this. >> i wish i shared your confidence that he regretted his rhetoric. our reporting does not suggest that, but i hope you're right about that in the future. i don't see evidence of that today. let me ask you about the vaccine rollout. if you look at your state numbers here, vaccines have been given to 6100 residents, and the average is 3,000 residents. what have you been doing to get those shot

. >> john: dr. fauci, you said in the last couple days when it comes to the vaccine, supply will not meet the demand, which is language that is a lot different than what we saw just a few months ago in the closing days of the trump administration. you were part of it back then. i don't want to go back and rehash the trump administration. what i'd like to know, was there a number of months ago a comprehensive plan developed by the white house to distribute this vaccine? because a former obama administration is saying that things were a mess when the biden administration took over. if they were a mess, you were part of that team. so what was in place at that time? >> yeah, well, john, i really don't want to go back and rehash that. that is not productive. one of the things that part of operation warp speed was a plan to be able to get vaccine in what general pernathat was in charge of that, get it out in a cadence of getting the vaccine out, getting it shipped, getting it distributed and getting it in

peri: i agree with john.e does not necessarily have to articulate a series of policies, but he is going to offer not just a vision of where he wants to take america but a sensibility. inaugural addresses have a kind of feel, a sense of the ambience of where the new president plans to take the country. thinking about jfk's inaugural there was a feeling of freshness, newness, turning a page on an older generation and bringing in a new one. this is going to be an opportunity for president-elect biden to offer what he thinks the tone of this moment ought to be, and it is not a job i envy, considering recent events. well keep may not speak about them specifically, is affirmative vision of the america he plans to govern almost implicitly will be a response to current events. host: as presidential speechwriters are inherently students of history, joe biden will be taking the oath dealing with so many issues, and angry and divided electorate, the pandemic and economic crisis, it can either review think of any histori

thank you, john. i appreciate it. >> thank you, don. >>> a lot of people pointing out what was clear to anyone who watched the riot yesterday. those trump supporters were treated very differently from black lives matter protesters. i'm going to talk to congressman connor lamb, who had this to say. >> they walk in the here free. a lot of them walked out free, and there wasn't a person watching at home who didn't know why that was, because of the way that they look. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. (young woman)) don't worry about it, me home. grandma! this will be fun. two chocolate milkshakes please. (grandmother) did you get his number? (young woman) no, grandma! grandma!! (grandmother) excuse me! (young woman vo) some relationships get better with time. that's why i got a crosstrek. (avo) 97 percent of subaru vehicles sold in the last

as for being purely selfish, john, john user intelligence.unist lie is based on the big lie. they pull off some fiendish, indefensible act against a nation or individual. then they shout down world criticism by pointing at us and calling us capitalist aggressors. for example, they suddenly attack hungary. america protests, whereupon they accuse us of imperialist provocation. or another example, an earthquake or catastrophe in a communist country. because americans believe the cry of a child is as pitiful and a communist land as anywhere else, we rushed source of medicine, food and warm blankets to the stricken area. what do the commies do? they remove all usa identification, and replace it with communist labels, before distributing them. then, set up the howell that america is -that americaselfish for not helping more- howl. the plain fact is america is the most generous place on earth to our churches, american red cross, the government, we have provided foreign aid to foreign countries running into countless billions. the united states has g

representatives to conduct proceedings on behalf of the house concerning the impeachment of donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> the managers on the part of the house will be received and escorted to the wall of the senate. >> sergeant at arm's will make the population. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states and article of impeachment against donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> the managers on a part of the house will proceed. >> mr. president, the managers and the part of the house of representatives are here and present and ready to present the articles of impeachment which has been preferred by the house of representatives against donald john trump former president of the united states. the house adopted the following resolution which with the tradition of the senate i will read. house resolution 40 and house of representatives united states january 13, 2021 resolve that mr. raskin, mr. to get, mis

representatives to conduct proceedings on behalf of the house concerning the impeachment of donald john trump, president of the united states. >> managers the house will be received according to the laws of the senate. >> the sergeant and arms will make the proclamation. >> all better command to keep silent on imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states an article of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. the managers on the part of the house will proceed. >>. >> the president those managers are here and present articles of impeachment that has been preferred against donald john trump for president of the united states the house adopted the following resolution with the permission of the senate i will read the house resolution 40 generate 1321 and their appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against donald trump is not in essays of the message we sent to the senate to inform the senate of the appointments and that the manager so pointed me in connection with the preparation and to exhibit t

dot com john welcome back to stay safe now john we've known you for many years going back pre-built coing days and well 2020 seems to be there that because it has driven the dollar to collapse in a way that gold was unable to john what do you think of that when i think the dollar was headed south big time regardless of what other assets were doing what time but you know is clearly playing a role and gold is up sobers up so i think there is clearly money flowing out of financial assets and into real assets now you know how this plays out in terms of which real asset ends up being the winner i wouldn't even venture a guess but i think there's room for everything you know there there is room for gold silver and bitcoin to all go through the roof in a currency crisis because if you you know if you add up the value of the available gold right now and all the silver and all the kryptos you get something you know south of 10 trillion dollars in a world where total investable capital is something like $300.00 trillion dollars so a couple percentage points flowing out of stocks bonds and rea

not john's.ly. >> lou is just incensed that the focus is still being, well, it could be patsy. maybe we need to get her to confess. >> the ramseys had been interrogated by police four months after jonbenet's death. but now authorities want the ramseys to come in again for a formal, videotaped intear interrogation. >> there were months and months of negotiations. things about whether they could be videotaped. what are the questions going to be? should the boulder police be a part of it? because the ramseys said, we don't trust the police. we don't want them there. >> ultimately, the interrogation took place at a different police department. >> and at the end, the boulder police had to watch it from another building. >> the ramseys finally sit down with the police for a videotaped interrogation in june 1998, a year and a half after jonbenet's murder. >> today's wednesday, june 24, 1998. broomfield police department. patricia ramsey. >> tom haney, who is one of the most respected homicide detectives

constitution have their inspiration from john locke, not john robinson. still, the principal at the heart of the mayflower compact clear and important. the compact affirms that those who belong to the body of politics help the authority to act, constitute and drain just and equal laws ordinances act constitutions and opposite. in other words, the legitimacy of laws and political offices on the consent of the people. sixteen years later, plymouth colonies political leaders read the compact allowed limit to revise. they affirmed laws and taxes could only be imposed on them by content according to the free liberties of the state and kingdom. the principles of consent and equity might be traced back to partner with the body of politics established by the mayflower complex shocking the broad. nearly all of the adult passengers signed and servants alongside their masters in some cases. perhaps they were forced to sign or coerced to sign it, we don't really know but there were plenty of ways of unity and by giving unruly men the right to vote. in a visible demon

>>i'm james fletcher and we've got john trouble standing by with a check of the weather we've got to start there. >>because john as you promised today's the day we got some big rain coming the at today's the day james we're looking at showers just around the corner now arriving into the afternoon today and increasing in intensity as we make our way into the evening tonight now as of this morning it's still dry out there for your commute to work, but it is very cold. we've got our cold this morning of the season. >>and her biggest rain of the season hair right next to each other, so yeah, this january day is definitely offering what finally feels like winter that's for sure. let's get you a look outside across the bay from sausalito looking at san francisco skies are clear right now very dry conditions for early risers and it will even be dry for leader commuters so your morning commute isn't going to be too much of an issue looking at radar currently a quiet picture across the bay, you'd never know that across the state we do have such significant rainfall just around the corner all

check of the weather john shrable, live in the weather center. john? weather.weather.weather. passenger of a motorcylce died in a multi-car crash on the bay bridge- last night. the video you're seeing here-- was sent to us by kron4 viewers on the bridge. the crash resulted in eastbound lanes near the treasure island tunnel to temporarily shut down. in the north bay... a street race ends with a fairfield man in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. ác-h-pá says he was racing another car along áhighway 37áá saturday afternoon. as the man approached áhighway 29 he hit a concrete barrier causing his car to burst into flames. a passenger in the car suffered minor injuries as well. officers say both people were wearing seat belts. a close call for one highway-17 driver--- a boulder came crashing down on the road.. but the lucky driver walked away without a scratch. the driver of this blue prius told kron4... that she heard a loud crash and then her airbags deployed... she says she is fine. the accident caused long delays on southbound- delays on southbound-17. and is lucky no

we've got john trouble starting off a half hour in the weather center. with the latest on that morning john good morning james, yeah, specially for the south bay we are seeing some really heavy shower activity. this morning. atmospheric river we've heard that word a lot lately well it shifted further south yesterday but it is actually retrograde it a bit that means it's shifted back or direction. this morning. and in the process has resulted in heavy rain, especially right now for areas like san jose into the santa cruz mountains it's going to look outside at san francisco, more of a misty view across the bay looking from sausalito obviously can spot where the heavy rain is still on the central coast but pushed back up a little bit further now returning to areas of santa clara, southern san mateo and alameda counties as ll

but john jay looked at the supreme court and said no, i do , not want to go back there. the institution does not have energy or influence. the early justices even have to go on horseback, hearing cases throughout the united states. in many ways, it was a very unpleasant mission so he did not want to take it up again. so adams turned to his own political ally, moderate federalist john marshall, his secretary of state. we get a great quote from adams. he says " my gift to john marshall to the people of the united states was the proudest act of my life." without a doubt, john marshall was the perfect man at the perfect moment for this institution. we have the peaceful transfer of

john roberts, can they do that?e hard work and have gotten the grades and earned it? >> john: you know, kennedy, i would think that this would be something by the legal challenge to try to do that in a petition that people say that it is a privilege to have a harvard degree, i would suggest a lot of people would say it is certainly prestigious, but not a privilege, because it is something that you pay for. i mean, it is like general motors or forward saying we don't like your politics, give back your car. when you look at the end crenshaw as well, how many people will serve five tours of duty as navy seal. crenshaw spoke out against president trump's comments at the eclipse -- the ellipse the other day and devoted to the challenges of the election. i'm not sure what they are upset about. but i don't see how an educational institution could rescind a degree you paid for. an honorary degree, maybe, but when you paid for. no. >> kennedy: you put in the work, it's like trying to erase your experiences, this is a new lev

john, thanks for being with us.n-chief. >>> up next, how can the senate try to convict president trump after he leaves office? we'll take that up with attorney, former federal prosecutor who is among those on the president's impeachment defense team last year. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ at fidelity, you'll work with an advisor to help you build a flexible wealth plan. you'll have access to tax-smart investing strategies, and with brokerage accounts online trades are commission free. personalized advice. unmatched value. at fidelity, you can have both. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. unmatched value. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to a

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