however, that came at the expense of someone else, her ex-boyfriend, justin skinner. claudia moved in with nick and broke up with justin almost in the same breath. >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: claudia told detective garcia she tried to cut off all contact with justin. >> and shortly after the breakup, it was reported that he had followed claudia while she was driving her vehicle, and nick was in the vehicle. >> reporter: claudia also said justin unexpectedly came by her home a couple of times. then the day nick's body was discovered, claudia said she went out with her mom. >> me and her went to circle s. >> reporter: the circle s saloon, the proverbial bar on the outskirts of town, where she saw justin. >> did he have any marks on him at all? >> i saw him and pretty much walked -- just walked right by. >> reporter: the next day claudia said justin left a note on her front gate about her ex-boyfriend, nick. >> saying, hey, i heard what happened, and i'm really sorry. if you need anything, let me know. >> reporter: and claudia directed detective garcia's attention

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waltman the 10 order signed by biden are aimed at jumpstarting his national covid-19 strategy to increase vaccinations and testing among others are catherine heenan is here now to bring us up to speed on the aggressive measures, the president is now taking good afternoon catherine hi justine your president biden pledging what he says will be a full scale. >>wartime effort to fight the pandemic he says it is a war with thousands of americans dying every day the president was seated at a desk again today stacked with executive orders and directives. he is sticking with the goal of 100 million vaccinations and 100 days. although some experts now say that's aiming low. since those 100 days could see twice the number of doses available in any case biden's most pressing immediate challenge is untangling and speeding up distribution move heaven and earth. >>to get more people vaccinated for free and create more places for them to get vaccinated to mobilize more medical teams to get shots and people's arms and increase tax

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yeah that's it let's take a look right now at our radar justine. >>we are tracking that drawing in clearing trend mainly along the coast of the bay area as the storm starts to shift to the south and east don't put away your umbrella just yet i know we've had a pretty lackluster wet season, but old man winter out with a vengeance in fact by sunday afternoon we're going to see some light bands of rain arriving for the bay area coastline bring us some widespread light showers sunday night even through your monday monday is going to be a relatively dry day but by tuesday night. this is going to be the early signs of our atmosphere river we're going to notice some heavy downpours at times it looks to peak early wednesday morning so make sure to plan ahead for your wednesday morning commute light to moderate heavy downpours this is going to be a colder core atmospheric river where we're actually going to see snow levels drop once again and then by wednesday night, the bulk of the energy will make its way south and east but still tracking widespread light

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thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman you might have thought that the rain was gone this morning when it was cleared, lots of parts of the bay area but heavy rain is expected. again tonight and some dangerous amounts could be coming to the burn scar areas, let's get details right now from our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez she's in the weather center. tracking it all for they're just seen yet very interesting pattern this morning we noticed atmospheric river starting to head south into santa cruz and monterey county. but it has shifted northward prompting a flood advisory for santa clara san mateo and even alameda counties from now through 5 o'clock this evening already tracking rain levels. >>as high as half an inch to an inch of rain within the last 2 hours and let's take a look at radar for we're noticing the heaviest downpours well to our east but tracking widespread light rain for the south bay, most of the east bay even throughout the east bay shoreline and the san francisco peninsula spotty scattered showers there with also wide widespr

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hi justine happy friday tonight on news nation. the covid stimulus package, 1.9 trillion dollars joe khaleel has a look at the fight ahead how did democrats get it through congress also national political correspondent dean h reynolds has a look at the future. >>of the republican party. weather certainly a big story this friday over much of the country, i know right now in california you guys have pretty much said good-bye to this but it sure cause a lot of problems with all the rain and snow and it's heading our way. back east here bringing a of snow lot of wsnow with it for the weekend. albert ramon tracking that for albert ramous n plus thought the whole bernie mitten craze was dying down. get ready for new bernie bobblehead raising money for charity. also a financial expert joins us with the latest on the game's top story r in a 15 year-old who made 7,000 bucks on that stock. i also just talked with actor courtney b vance on the passing of sicily tyson sourced act tonight. i know you guys are glad to have that weather in your r

i'm justine waldman after drenching the bay area for days the storm is now slowly moving further south and out of here. >>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is standing by now within the beginning of a much needed drying trend time of they're yeah, let's take a look at stormtracker 4 and zoom on into our radar tracking spotty scattered showers noticeably drier for most of you in the north bay. >>still tracking some heavy downpours just east of san jose with widespread light rain there and throughout the san francisco peninsula and even into the east bay tracking very light hit or miss rain most of it coming down is drizzle. but there is a cell that has formed just north of orinda just south of martinez out there bringing some heavy downpours so we still have a slight chance of a pop-up thunderstorm or 2 to throughout this afternoon, drying out with calmer conditions by this evening. we have a flash flood watch that is going to remain in effect through 5 o'clock this evening. that's when it's set to expire and a flood advisory for parts of santa clara county through around 3.30 this aftern

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thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock, i'm justine waldman john of the call is off tonight. so with that major jump in the icu bed capacity here in the bay area. what does that mean for reopening when can we expect to see outdoor dining hair salons and gyms open back up there are a lot of you want to get some answers for you right now on kron four's dan thorn joins us now live. to tell us what we know at this point this is obviously very encouraging that icu bed capacity is well above 15%. >>that definitely good news here health experts and local leaders really excited about seeing these numbers go up but they want to make sure that residents and also business leaders understand that any approaches in terms of reopening they're going to be measured though they're going to be guided by science and that we really shouldn't be letting our guard down at this point despite the positive icu bed capacity numbers because there is still a long fight to go against covid-19. >>the bay area gets encouraging news in terms of icu bed capacity the state reports the region i

rollout plan, good afternoon so good afternoon justine. >>earlier today, san francisco mayor london breed announced partnerships with several private health care providers in the county to create 3 new large scale vaccination sites now the sites will be set up at the moscone center. the city college of san francisco's main campus and the sf market now people age 65 and older are now eligible to get vaccinated under the state's new guidelines. mayor breed says because san francisco's technically still in phase. one a to a large number of frontline health care workers it may take some time before those 65 and older can get vaccinated she does the county is moving vaccines along as quickly as it can saying san francisco's ready to this tree but distribute 10,000 doses a day as long as there are enough vaccines to go around. >>the first of these sites will be ready to go next week as long as we receive a sufficient supply of vaccines from the state. the locations are not the problem. it says the plot and if that supply significantly increases

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news in prime time, i'm justine waldman john of the call is off tonight the state just released new numbers, showing that some regions are reporting a significant increase in icu bed capacity if region is below 15%. the stay at home order kicks in so that's what's keeping so many businesses shut down right now let's take a look at the numbers because today the icu bed capacity in the bay area jumped to 23.4% just yesterday. the state was reporting 6 and a half percent capacity. the northern california region is now reporting above 41% capacity, the greater sacramento region is reporting below 12% yet the stay at home order was lifted their early last week the san joaquin valley region is reporting 1.3% and southern california still stuck though with no icu beds available. so the numbers here are looking better there are fewer people with covid in bay area i see use kron four's dan thorn joins us now after talking with experts on if this means we will get out of the stay at home order what you find out. >>so definitely this encouraging news

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good afternoon and thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman santa clara county began vaccinating people 75 years and older today, we'll go to the south bay right now that's where we find kron four's rob fladeboe he is live for us in san jose, this is a momentous day for the county rob. >>indeed it is just know just a day after shot of clara county announced that it is expanding the bureau lot of the covid-19 vaccine to people 75 in a plenty of takers as you see here at this a vaccination clinic on kelly road in san jose. there are approximately a 118,000 people over the age of 75 here in santa clara county and they now join health care workers and others as part of the phase, one of the county's role lot of the covid-19 vaccination one no one here telling me that this is the first time he'd been out of the house in almost 8 months to get his vaccination and he and here expressing to me a sense of relief and hope after being vaccinated let's hear from a few of them now. >>we encourage people to get the shot we want to get rid of this disease as soon

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>>thank you so much for joining us this thursday, i'm justine waldman there's a lot going on today more than 24 hours after rioters caused chaos at the u.s. capitol calls are now growing to remove president trump from office, here's a look now at the latest developments just from today senate minority leader chuck schumer is demanding that president trump leave office at the saee time house democrats are circulating new articles of impeachment. and house speaker nancy pelosi called to use the 25th amendment on president trump. elaine chao who is senator mitch mcconnell's wife resigned from her position as transportation secretary making her the first trump cabinet member to jump ship. also president elect joe biden spoke about the chaos that happened yesterday he slammed the pro trump riders as domestic terrorists and also new this afternoon. the new york times is now reporting that president trump has suggested he wants to pardon himself with less than 2 weeks left of his presidency. and just a short time ago white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany held a very brief press conferen

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman these impeachment resolutions that the house just voted on we're for charges for the president for incitement of insurrection for his role in last week's deadly capitol riot right now we are waiting for house speaker nancy pelosi and the impeachment managers to make a statement on this historic vote. as soon as it begins we'll bring it to you live right here on kron 4. it is certainly been a busy day for congress first there was this huge debate and then the vote on the resolution. let's get caught up now with catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics he's here tracking the latest on this historic vote. good afternoon. catherine yeah, it really is a history making a impeachment justine and only 7 days left in president trump's term as speaker pelosi calling trump a clear and present danger. >>the house reach the threshold needed to impeach this afternoon meaning the senate senate trial of some kind is coming in the end 10 republicans broke with the president and voted to impeach making it the most bipa

i'm justin schecker. a note on this a lot of people believe that president trump is leaving and not staying at the inauguration because if you leave at 8 o'clock in the morning which is just heard. >>that reporter talk about justin talk about that technically he is still president and has still president he is allowed to leave on air force one and not on a private jet and according to a lot of people. they're saying that president trump wants to leave as president and on top of that regal air force one so that some speculation out there as to why he's leaving before technically he leaves office. now as a new administration prepares to take office and democrats prepare to control the senate. many are wondering what's next for the republican party altogether. the vice chair of the region bay area region of the california republican party. jonathan madison he says it's time for the gop to refocus their efforts towards rebuilding in a non-partisan way. >>i don't think it's the demise of the gop. i think it's

joining us from washington, justin sink.t few weeks in terms of getting the stimulus over the line. justin: the biden administration what i to step stimulus. initial 1.9 trillion dollar package and a broader one including infrastructure. the senate agreed days ago they would delay president trump's second impeachment trial for at least two weeks. there is an immediate window for the biden administration to work through the details and legislative process they would with a less divided attention in the senate. they still need to push through nominees. the other end point on the horizon is a possible joint address to congress similar to the state of the union that president biden wants to give. that is where he wants to outline his larger stimulus package. they said that will be sometime in late february most likely. there is a push by the white house to get this first round of stimulus done if not in the next couple of weeks, before that february deadline. alix: that month, month and a half, is that a disappointment or in-lin

reporter justin boggs takes a look back now at his life and his legacy. >>when i go yeah i want to be frozen. it's unclear if larry king was joking in 2014 when he told host conan o'brien he wanted to be frozen when he passed if there's one thing is certain is that he's a lawrence harvey zeiger in 1933 will be remembered as a giant in the world of broadcasting barton he spent 6 decades, informing and entertaining starting out on the radio in miami beach 6 decades ago. he was best known for his show larry king live on cnn where he and his trademark suspenders interviewed celebrities and political leaders a show that lasted 25 years on the cable news network. king boe city never prepared for interviews, he was known for tossing softball questions to his guests which allowed many of them to open up and at times dropped bombshell revelations more king was never afraid to take a chance or play along with some of the whims of the celebrities like singing with marlon brando got a date with an >>when the chapel ring want to make him an offer he can't refuse. >>th

>>thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman our top story this afternoon articles of impeachment could be introduced in the house of representatives as early as monday. the articles drafted by representative ted lieu and other congressmen say trump quote willfully made statements that encourage and foreseeable resulted in intimate lawless action at the capitol the articles have now more than 150 co-sponsors including several bay area, lawmakers. if the house introduces the articles on monday, the chamber could potentially vote on the removal from office for the president by mid week. house speaker nancy pelosi has not committed to a vote on impeachment. she did however discuss the topic with top house democratic caucus members in a virtual meeting today. she just released the statement that reads in part. it is the hope of members that the president will immediately resign. but if he does not i have instructed the rules committee to be prepared to move forward with congressman jamie raskin is 25th amendment legislation and a motion for impeachment. accordi

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 10 i'm justine waldman i'm jonathan mccall we begin tonight with the very latest on the covid-19 pandemic. >>the united states has now topped more than 26 million covid-19 cases, the new latest news comes from johns hopkins university in baltimore, maryland. it found that it took the u.s. 311 days to record the first 13 million cases but it's only been 64 days november 27th to rack up the last 2nd half of the 13 million cases. let's take a closer look at the covid cases here in california tonight more than 18,000 new cases reported here in the golden state in the last 24 hours with more than 15,000 californians now hospitalized. there are currently close to 4,000 californians being treated in icu for covid-19. >>a mass vaccination site at dodger stadium will be back up and running tomorrow after anti-vax protesters shut down earlier today, dozens of protesters blocked the entrance which prevented hundreds of people from getting inside many of them had been waiting in line for hours to get their shot. for safety reasons the los an

hannah justin was one of these.he was taken captive with her newborn daughter along the march from massachusetts to new hampshire where she ended up, while captive, indigenous people who captured her killed her daughter who was six days old by smashing her head against the tree as hannah recalls that. while captured in new hampshire, hannah justin in a grisly fashion, returns the favor. she is taking captive with her instant -- infant daughter and the woman helping to nurse her through her pregnancy and recovery from the birth. when they arrived in this island in new hampshire, where they were stopping with the people who had taken her captive, she, hannah justin, along with the other woman with her, and samuel lever said, of teenage boy who had been captured separately, the three of them decide to rise up in the night and free themselves. what they do next is less understandable, to contemporary points of view. killdecided to rise up and and scalp 10 native americans, including two men and two women and six childre

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman earlier today, the speaker announced that the house will vote on a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment in a statement today. pelosi said quote in protecting our constitution and our democracy. >>we will act with urgency because this president represents an imminent threat to both. if the house passes that gives pence 24 hours to invoke the 25th amendment if he does not. >>the speaker says she will bring the articles of impeachment to the house floor for a vote. >>despite no evidence you senator pat toomey becoming the second republican to call on the president to resign joining alaska's lisa murkowski who told the anchorage daily news friday. i want him out he has caused enough damage. i think at this point with just a few days left. the best path forward the best way to. >>get this person in the rearview mirror every minute and every hour that he is an office represents a clear and present teen danger not just to. >>at the united states congress but frankly to the country >>and tonight as security i

attorney from the northern district whose name is justin heardman. i have two days left on the job. if these people or anybody else who committed federal crimes from the capitol today are from northern ohio, you are going to be held accountable. >>> another u.s. attorney, robert duncan from the eastern district of kentucky jumping on that and saying exactly the same thing. he will follow along those same lines. if we can prove you traveled from your district here, you will be prosecuted. these are trump appointed u.s. attorneys in the hartland and pledging prosecution for violence in the u.s. capitol. we'll be joined now by another member of congress who has had a deshl day, a threat and wooild

justin hansford, daryl johnson, and kathleen belew, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>uff: the start of a new presidency is often a hopeful time for the country, but the challenges now are unprecedented in modern times. beyond the concerns over violence, extremism and bitter polarization, the nation is grappling with a covid crisis and a death toll that will pass 400,000 this winter. the economic recovery is uneven at best, with many millions out of work. and americans are in the midst of a long reckoning over racial justice. we asked viewers what concerns them, what fears they have: >> we don't know what the next eight days look like. we don't know what the next eight years look like. you know, we do not know the long-term ramifications. this is just, like, the beginning of more violence and more division? or is this it?o >> i'm really fearful for the inauguration that's coming up, and just the coming days how tense things feel. it really does feel like it's kind of looming over you. and we've already seen posts, you know, circulating online. i have, about, like, you k

the other thing that would disrupt the servers was when justin bieber would post. he had so many tween admirers that would comment on anything he posted that the servers would get overloaded. anytime there was a surge of activity beyond what they had been used to, the app was bursting at the seams. and really trying to hold it all together. when they got purchased by facebook in 2012, they only had 13 employees. it was a really tiny operation but sold for a billion dollars which was more than anyone had paid for a mobile app at this time. host: and justin bieber wanted to be paid for his content, correct? sarah: that is true. a little-known story. basically, justin bieber thought -- i'm bringing all this engagement to instagram and making you guys popular, i should get a cut. instagram said no. they said -- enjoy it if you want to be on it but we are not going to pay people for their content. we want people to use this app because they want to use it, not because they are being compensated. they actually kept that philosophy with all the influencers and celebrities

legal and media analyst thank you all for joining us on the program this evening my 1st question to justin please them what do you think is the big tex motive heroin and was the n.b.a. . well for them there are 2 things number one obviously they want to protect their share price and they want to protect the fact that they are an advertising platform remember all of these services live to sell ads they don't live to do anything else secondarily obviously they know which way the wind is blowing donald trump is no longer going to be in the white house almost all of these companies face antitrust suits that are going to be decided by the biden department of justice and so no there is going to be less of a priority to maybe make these arguments internally that donald trump and his account should be protected but these are self interested actors 1st employed. i asked do you think that these tech giants have become too powerful and is this the trends they can be reversed and how. they have. become too powerful it is it is obvious that they are now controlling pretty much the the entire communicat

i think the other thing that would disrupt the service is when justin bieber would post. he had so many admirers that would, immediately on anything he with posts, that the servers would again get overloaded. so every time there was a surge in activity going beyond what they had been used to, the app was bursting at the seams and really trying to hold it all together. when they got purchased by facebook in 2012 they only had 13 employees. it was a really tiny operation, but sold for a billion dollars which is more than anyone had paid for a mobile app at the time. >> host: justin bieber when he signed on to instagram he wanted to be paid for his content, correct? >> guest: that's true. that's a little-known story, but basically justin bieber thought i and bringing all of this activity to you, bringing all of this engagement to instagram and making guide popular. i should get a cat. instagram said no. they said if you want to be on it but we are not going to pay people for the content. we want people to use this out because he want to use it, not because they are being com

understand why you can't fly a commercial be difficult for him going to an airport with all the fans like justin bieber who can never get through there. you have to get rid of it. if the mission is that important yet to get rid of his own jet. don't worry john you can learn to fly. with the technology i just wanted to say i agree it's not there yet but the only way it will ever get their is innovation and the way we can have innovation is capitalism. not taxation and regulation. that's not the way to do these things. if you truly care about the environment you have to be a capitalist. greg: that's so true. screen. >> it's easier to tell the 55-year-old dude who's been nothing but working outside hey by the way forget your mortgage. you are building solar panels now. greg: you will have to move and i think most of them are made cheaply in china so you'll have to learn your mandarin and how do you get rid of an old solar panel? it's super hard, tyrus. >> i would imagine they need a big eyed to get up and carry it out. i've got that going for me but it just doesn't work out. i tried at the center o

. >>> and justin timberlake's big announcement. "the skinny" on this monday, january 18th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, you guys. on this martin luther king day, today we commemorate dr. king's legacy. it is a big week for this country. >> isn't it? >> it is. in order to hold down the fort, we brought alex. >> you can't get rid of me. >> he had an amtrak ticket and everything. and we were like, no, sorry. >> i moved in upstairs, i got my cot. >> yes, the disney cot. news does not stop. we will get to a lot of the fun stories later on that we teased, >>> but right now let's jump right into it and get into the unprecedented layer of security, safeguarding the nation's capitol with the inauguration just two days away. >> there are new concerns about a potential breach as president-elect joe biden is sworn in. defense officials are worried about the possibility of an insider attack by service members who are supposed to ensure the peaceful transfer of power. so the fbi is vetting all 25,000 nati

thanks so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock tonight, i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall the state releasing new numbers this weekend showing some regions reporting a significant increase in the number of icu bed capacity is. >>the icu bed availability here in the bay area jumping to over 23%. friday the state reporting 6 and a half percent capacity. the northern california region reporting above 41% capacity. the greater sacramento region reporting below 12% capacity. despite that the stay at home order there was lifted last week the san joaquin valley reporting just over one percent and no icu beds remain available for folks in southern california. >>tonight questions remain about when the bay might be able to get out from underneath the state's shelter-in-place orders and is expected. the once a region exceeds 15% in the icu bed capacity and is projected to stay that way for at least a month. that's when the order should be lifted, but it's turning out, it's just not that simple as our kron four's dan thorn lot tonight talking with the health experts along with

this comesjust be the leader of canada, justin trudeau.s been an investigator —— in there has been an investigator __ in __ there has been an investigator —— in —— cancelling that pipeline that will be a blow to the canadian energy industry but what do you make of the fact that the white house is signalling so clearly that the very first leader he will speak to will be a neighbour, canada. it is a sign i think that they want to rebuild relationships it extends to traditional foreign allies. much has been made in seeking to put a lot of those damaged relationships back on track. jen psaki saying today that a first call of a foreign leader will be with justin trudeau later this week. and of course the keystone pipeline has been something of a heart issue. as far as canada is concerned, it may take some smooth talking onjoe biden's part as soon as —— as far as thatis part as soon as —— as far as that is concerned but cancelling it, all part of that green agenda and that is something he has promised to keep front and centre of his legislative

but then, justin timberlake leaves n'sync.bum, jt established what his sound would be, and it's instantly appealing to a pop audience, and also an r-and-b audience. ♪ cry me a river, cry me a river ♪ >> you know, justin timberlake leaving n'sync becomes the model for what can be done. >> you talk about people who are always going to be bigger than their group, that was beyonce. her solo album in 2003. first single is "crazy in love." it's got this incredible sample and that catches your ear. beyonce hasn't opened her mouth yet, and you are already hooked on that song. >> i remember being asked once, what do you think? christina? or britney? and i said, beyonce. "crazy in love." that's how it begins. it seemed like, almost overnight, she became a kind of icon. she became a deeply respected figure. >> beyonce, "naughty girl." >> in the early 2000s, the industry was so dominated by pop sensations and booming cd sales, they were totally oblivious to the new generation that didn't think music was something you had to pay for. >> th

job he's also expected to make his 1st official call to a foreign leader canadian prime minister justin trudeau that might prove awkward because 2 of those already said he's disappointed by biden's decision to halt construction of the cross border keystone x.l. pipeline meanwhile the senate is set to confirm biden's nomination for defense secretary lloyd austin a congressional committees back to austin even though the former general hasn't required waiting period since he left the military another committee is going to consider biden's nomination for treasury secretary he's picked janet yellen who served as chairwoman of the federal reserve for 4 years until 2018. now we're going to get more on those nominations from hydro castro in a moment 1st let's go live to mike hanna who's in washington d.c. mike let's talk about those executive orders 1st of all they're specifically geared towards how covert 19 has had an impact on the economy and this is an enormous job isn't it is indeed he's continuing to issue executive orders focusing on contacting the pandemic today is expected to sign a nu

this was important to justin trudeau. important to canadians. taking canadian energy into the united states. that's dead now. a thousand jobs in canada gone pretty much on the spot. and that really is a salvo to the rest of america's allies. to say, look, while this may not be the america-first doctrine of donald trump, it is certainly a buy-american doctrine and it really shows how little wiggle room the biden administration has in terms of trying to deal with not just its base but domestic politics. having said that, president biden, justin trudeau, have a very warm personal relationship and certainly canada will welcome that return to multilateralism that president biden is promising. wolf? >> thanks a lot, paula newton. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, the british prime minister boris johnson calls president biden's inauguration a step forward for the united states. the new president also is winning praise for reversing the trump-era decision to pull the u.s. out of the world health organization. cnn's nic robertson is in london for us. n

pride ifen spoke with canadian prime minister justin true bow on -- justin trudeau on friday.can and runs through the united states. listen. >> it's not always going to be perfect alignment with the united states. we are much more aligned on values, on focus, on work that the needs to be done to give opportunities for everyone while we build a better future. i'm very much looking forward to working with president biden. >> reporter: the president also spoke to president lopez obrador in mexico. president biden expressed his desire to get rid of what his administration calling draconian immigration policies put in place by former president trump. in his call with british prime minister boris johnson, a spokesman says johnson pressed biden for a new u.k./u.s. trade deal. as far as some of the difficult issues, 15 aircraft from china made their way into taiwan air space, also the state department releasing a statement condemning russian officials who were punishing journalists and protesters who were protesting, excuse me, the arrest of russian opposition leader alexei navalny in

on monday thanks for joining us here at 10 o'clock i'm jonathan mccall i'm justine while we want to get right to our ashley zavala she's our capitol bureau reporter she broke this story earlier on twitter she got it basically confirmed that the governor plans to release the state from the stay at home order she's joining us now live on the phone from sacramento, ashley what do you know. >>that he made a nothing yeah so what i know right now or do inside the capitol a 100 and some are only expected announce that order all region mean all out at home these good go back for a full county correct but go back into that in the year might get but not be purple that will allow the reopening of outdoor dining and with a lot and health care want like nail up there that. here's one thing that you are. >>ashley is it too early to the when the state's go back to the purple tier that tier system well they have to then do once again what they were having to do an earlier on meeting certain criteria and certain goals in order to move to move ahead into the next year. >>you know nothing big questions on

>>well jonathan and justine one of those preparations as the u.s. post office removing several mailboxes here in the city and that is in anticipation of any sort of extremist behavior that we saw almost 2 weeks ago at the u.s. capitol in the meantime number of arrests continue to happen following that riot, including one man who was a san francisco web developer. >>the deadly extremist attack at the u.s. capitol continues to have the fbi on high alert in cities across the country so far more than 100 people who participated in the riot have been arrested including daniel goodwin investigators say goodwin is a self-proclaimed proud boy and freelance web developer in san francisco, the local fbi office says they're not aware of any credible threats ahead of the inauguration, but they're continuing to monitor the fbi's mission is to protect the american people and uphold the constitution of the united states. we investigate credible threats and do everything we can to prevent the loss of life while protecting civil liberties of all americans a resident

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i'm justin schecker. >>in one of his final official acts president trump issued presidential commendations to the operation warp speed team. he credited that team with getting a covid vaccine approved in less than a year among those honored were doctor anthony fauci doctor deborah birx health and human services secretary alex azar and the president's son in law jared kushner. >>as the new administration prepares to take office and democrats prepare to take control of the senate. some are wondering what's next for the republican party as a whole the party does seem to be fractured with key members cutting their ties with president trump kron four's noelle bellow has more. >>the mob bush said lodge. they were provoked by the president. another powerful people with those words the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell explicitly points his finger at president trump. >>for helping spur the deadly attack at the capitol on january 6th. it's the second time mcconnell publicly broke ties with the president in th

justin is a nine-year veteran of the u.s.ian cryptologic technician and arabic linguist. he worked at the nsa and a cia contractor. dave is joining us who has 12 years experience in data science and machine learning across financial services, telecommunications research, consulting industry and he specializes currently in artificial intelligence applications. i want to say first of all to both of you, thanks for what you're doing and thanks for being with us here this evening. give us, if you will and i'll start with you, dave, because you've got a tie. i'm going to be very traditional here. did you, did you find almost immediately what you would say is evidence of fraud? >> i would say yes. we've gone through a pretty rigorous process and at each level we've gone deeper into the data and the analysis. it has been more confirmation and more confidence in the results that we found and discovered, suspicion to what's undeniably what we see is fraudulent. lou: and justin, your thoughts as you explained this to me and to our audi

i think the other thing is when justin bieber would post he had so many that would comment immediately on anything and the servers again would get overloaded. any time there was a surge in activity going beyond what they had been used too, it was bursting at the seams and trying to hold it all together. and when they were purchased by facebook in 2012 they only had 13 employees. it was a tiny operation but it sold for a billion dollars which is more than anyone paid for a mobile app at the time. >> host: and when he signed on, he wanted to be paid for his content; correct? >> guest: that's true. it's a little-known story but basically, justin bieber thought i'm having all of this engagement brought, i should get a cut. we want people to use this because they want to use it not because they are being compensated and that philosophy was tested with all the influencers and celebrities who join throughout the years. it was important to them that it was good enough people would want to use that anyway. >> host: what is an influencer? >> guest: essentially they have their own media operation

justin writes in to say dion, don't be nervous. okay. the pressure is on. >> right-on, justin. >> if you want to weigh in we have at least three, four or five now for letter c and this is a lie, re-opening schools is included in the document, but there is no executive order to support it. my producer is saying everyone now. is everyone just copying everyone else or do we really think it's "c"? i have to go with "c "qwest as well because i don't want to deviate with what the viewers think. can you explain what is the right answer? >> drum roll, you are all correct. it is, in fact, "c." i don't remember how many executive orders he signed yesterday, something like 15, but 10 were directed toward the pandemic and one of which is about re-opening schools and again, it's not just about controlling the actual spread of the virus. we have to make sure we're doing right by our children and local businesses. >> so an executive order is included. c is not true. a, we talked about the defense production act earlier and it is important that we'll bo