we are going to play that video kirsten just referenced after the break. but, anna, let me say this and then you can comment. i really do have to go because we have a lot of show. when i saw the hoards of people you will see in that video, i want you to imagine that being a group of darker people in that crowd, trying to crush. and what -- i think i have agreement, unanimous agreement, from here. i think that there would have been more blood shed and more arrests. anna. >> would have been a massacre. >> listen. what i was going to tell you is i'm not as optimistic about where the republican party goes from here, as mark is. and i do think that there's notable exceptions, like mitt

i want to bring in now, cnn senior political analyst, kirsten powers.lso, mark mckinnon, executive producer of the circus on show time. and also, political commentator, anna navarro. lord. and i mean that. i just had to take a breath because this is just nuts, anna. countless republicans, as you know, who have enabled this president for years, now trying to rewrite history. this is -- here -- this is marco rubio, earlier today. and a ktrt houston exclusive interview with ted cruz. watch this. >> many of those, in that mob, were believers in a ridiculous conspiracy theory and others were lied to. lied to, by politicians that were telling them that the vice president had the power to change the election results. >> the president's language and rhetoric crossed a line and it was reckless. i disagree with it. and i have disagreed with the president's language and rhetoric, for the last four years. >> you know these guys. they were trump's water boys. they carried his water. and, anna, you are now livid, i know. >> i would use another word that's not water b

i want to bring in cmn's white house correspondent john harwood, evan perez and kirsten pours. i can't think of a better group to help me get through this. thank you one and all. good evening. john, first, hours away from donald trump becoming the first president in u.s. history to be impeached twice, this time it is going to be bipartisan. >> that's right. that is a remarkable shift from what we've seen in the past. you know, donald trump has been behaving in outrageous ways throughout his presidency, but for almost all of that time republicans have in overwhelming numbers, almost unanimously, stuck with him. of course, in the impeachment over his extortion of ukraine in 2019, no republicans voted for the impeachment in the house and only mitt romney among the 53 republican senators voted to convict in the senate. what is remarkable about this moment is that the president has stepped so far over the line by inciting this violence which threatened the lives of members of congress of both parties, threatened the life of his vice president mike pence, that you are seeing people m

>>and that was kirsten mitchell reporting for us this morning, selling still has a tough recovery aheadt is planning to return to the hospital in 3 months and now to deliver her twins they've already named them. harvey and pace. >>and we've been tracking your commute this morning. i just saw that there is a hazard that popped up here on the bay bridge the eastbound side we'll continue tracking traffic this morning, we'll have that coming up next. >>welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news time now is for 29 in the morning, let's head over to john stray bull who promises today probably is the best day of the week john i think so well we're going to be looking at daytime highs for one more day in the low 70's for a few spots lots of sunshine and i think the biggest change from yesterday going to be the lack of winds we do still have a fairly strong coastal breeze, but the signs that we're not really looking at much that's going to interrupt your morning fog and not in the picture you're looking at a clear view from mount tam down at san francisco, the bay bridge in marine county in t

dr kirsten uses a variety of methods such as juggling to train the 2 sides of her brain to connect with each other. if you want to a small bash 1st i had to master all of the memorize ational techniques and then all the strategies and disciplines and how to prepare then i started training and after a very short time around 3 months i realised that it's possible to make tremendous improvement how can magnus mom come see me and become. dr kirsten passes on her insights to college students and school children who are eager to improve their memory. passage. 13 year old them up wants to train her learning retention. today they're trying out the so-called journey technique which involves associations with objects located on a familiar route. along the journey bella uses all of her senses to help her memorize objects. she registers the flag for example with her sense of touch. with the bowl of fruit her sense of smell helps her store the memory in total she aims to make a mental record of $52.00 words. by then hope to have made fish she didn't mean we will work primarily with the different men

. >>> i want to bring in kirsten powers, and mark mckinnon. also, ana navarro. whoo, lord. i mean that. i just had to take a breath. because this is just nuts, ana. countless republicans, who have enabled this president for years, trying to re-write history. this is marco rubio and also ted cruz. watch this. >> many of those in that mob were believers in a ridiculous conspiracy theory. >> the president's language and rhetoric crossed a line. it was reckless, i disagree with it. and i've disagreed with the president's language and rhetoric for the last four years. >> you know these guys. they were trump's water boys. they carried his water. ana, you are now livid, i know. >> i would use another word that's not water boy, but i'm not going to. but it's disgusting. it's disgusting for them to think that people are going to forget the complicity of republicans like marco rubio and ted cruz, like lindsey graham, like so many others, who sold out their principles, who sold their souls in order to be close to power, in order to go on air force one, to get the cuba policy and suppo

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cnn's white house correspondent john harwood and senior political analyst kirsten powers. hi. i mean this is -- there's no other way to put it. it's just -- it's the worst kind of human behavior possible, and the republican party is cosigning it, and therefore it is now them. john, president biden is trying to get republicans onboard with this covid relief deal, but how is he supposed to work with a party standing by the likes of marjorie taylor greene? >> well, he probably can't, and that's for reasons that go beyond the fact that there is some share of the republican caucus that is literally crazy. for a number of years, the republican party has positioned itself in opposition to the ways in which america evolving in the 21st century. hence, donald trump's throwback mantra was "make america great again." go back to the way it used to be. so they've driven themselves into this cul-de-sac that is increasingly disconnected from facts and evidence and reason. and by virtue of the people who give them money and the people who give them votes, they have to deny things or assert th

for much more on this, let's bring in cnn political analyst and columnist at usa today kirsten powers, white house correspondent brittany sheppard and ely honig. krirs sten, let me talk to you. this isn't one or two fringe republicans clinging to this conspiracy that trump was cheated out after a second term. the vast majority of the elected republicans in the house and a sizable number, a dozen or so senate republicans keeping this conspiracy alive. have we ever seen anything like this? >> no i mean, certainly not in my lietime. you know, the idea of having two political parties is that there is supposed to be a tension between them and there is supposed to be a healthy democracy and have two political parties, but the republican party is not behaving like a healthy political party. like you just said, these are conspiracy theories. their allegations have been disproven over and over. they haven't been able to convince republican judges to go along with it. they haven't been able to convince a republican supreme court. most of the republicans on the supreme court to go along with it.

joining me for more is kirsten gillibrand.e senate and the house has a hard time doing this often. do you think that the senate is capable of moving on this massive covid relief package and getting through a senate impeachment trial at the very same time? >> i do, kate. and while it is a procedural question, we have to see if we could do them simultaneously with one day doing trial or the next day doing covid relief or making sure that president biden has his cabinet in place right now away. we certainly stand ready to do both at the same time. we certainly could walk and chew gum at the same time. but it is a procedural question. if we can't, then maybe we delay the trial for a while so that we could actually get president biden's nominees and cabinet up and running so that we could get a covid relief package out of the door immediately. >> that is your priority. the senate majority leader indicated in a statement yesterday that he will consider convicting trump for inciting the insurrection. at least leaving open the possibi

>>but an ordeal that was kirsten mitchell reporting for us tonight, she still has a tough recovery ahead, but is planning to return to the hospital in april to deliver her twins who have been named harvey and haze. as a new school semester begins remote learning is not just affecting students with thousands of children across the country attending school online. a lot of mothers are staying home with them in the past 2 decades, the employment rate for women is only drop below 57% 3 times and all 3 of those times were last year in 2020 one mother taught tells us as she had to close her business to take care of her kids. she admits it hasn't been easy. >>when things break down it's always in most cases. the mom who says well okay all take the sacrifice will take time off of work or leave my job there's the bright spots of the gaps quality time together but it's we're ready for this to be over that's for sure. >>lawyers and everyone of course one of the biggest factors in getting children back into school as vaccination of the teachers staff and even the students. i told every subject here

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. >> reporter: the giants of the sea are a sight to celebrate for biologist kirsten thompson. >> wellseeing quite a lot of humpback whales, which is really exciting. it's great. >> reporter: but she's also searching for something much smaller-- tiny intruders, invisible to the naked eye. >> we'll have a look to see if there are any microfibers in this water here. >> reporter: microfibers are microscopic strands shed from crnthetic fabrics that we wear and wash. there are also fragments of plastic products, like bottles and bags. scientists estimate around three million tons of microfibers now pollute our oceans, even reaching antarctica, where we traveled a year ago. >> they're found in the guts of fish. the microfibers, microplastics can accumulate up to the food chain. >> reporter: all the way up to human beings. >> reporter: possibly. four sites inthompson sent sea the antarctic, to the greenp water samples from four sites in the antarctic, to the greenpeace ntillo andter, england, where scientist david santillo and his team poured over them for months. what they have now discovere

kenin says she'll have to improve her game to do well at the abu dhabi 0pen as she prepares to face kirsten admitted it took a while to find her groove against yang zhoa—xuan but came through in straight sets nonetheless. kenin is also in doubles action later on alongside ajla tomljanovic. the fa cup third round kicks off on friday night. it will be an all premier league clash between aston villa and liverpool, only one team won't have any premier league players in it. villa's training ground is closed and they will be forced to field a team of youngsters after a covid outbreak in the first team squad. final confirmation is expected in a few hours, pending results of further testing of the players now being considered for selection. a close contact of real madrid boss zinedine zidane has tested positive for covid—19 too, meaning he might not be on the touchline for their trip to 0sasuna on saturday. he missed thursday training as a precaution although has tested negative for the virus so far. the website, app and our social media channels will keep you right up to date. that's all from us f

jillian: with and what kirsten gillibrand had to say on a possible delay of the impeachment trial. >> delay the trial. we can get president biden's nominees and get covid-19 relief package out the door immediately. jillian: what do you see happening? >> if there is anything good that can come out of all this, unanimous condemnation for political violence, and i step forward. in my view this is a very damaging impeachment, a snap impeachment runs against the history, i am a litigator, was a litigator, it breaks down separation of powers. congress and the president, relationships in the future and one of the disappointments is every lawyer, every congress has lawyers, every one of them had constitutional law, it wasn't incitement. the first is the senate dismisses the case which would be smart because the nation will be further divided by a trial. the second option is chief justice steps in and decides this is a moot issue which he could do and the third is we go to trial. if we go to it right away, the article is delivered right away and voted at the house, now rests with the senate, t

. >> my name is kirsten carter, and i am the supervisory archivist at the fdr presidential library. on behalf of the library, i would like to welcome you again to the 2017 roosevelt reading festival. fdr planned for the library to become the premier research institution for studying the entire roosevelt era. the libraries research room is consistently one of the busiest of all the presidential libraries. this year's group of authors reflects the wide variety of research done here. and if you love the roosevelt reading festival and want to support this and other programs that we do here, i encourage you to become a roosevelt library member. you can join today at the membership table in the hall, who are online at fdr library .org. and if you have not already, please do go see our new special temporary museum exhibition, images of internment, the incarceration of japanese americans during world war ii. let me go over the format for the festival sessions today. at the top of each hour, a session begins with a 30 minute author top followed by a ten minute question and answer period. the

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. >> kirsten, where is the leadership in the republican party? you've got liz cheney, she's the number three house republicans, taking rockets from matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene running roughshod through the halls of congress. really? >> well, i mean, what we can take away from this is the fact that marjorie taylor greene is actually pretty representative of a lot of republican voters. if she wasn't, they wouldn't be treating her with such kid gloves. and so the reason they don't want to go against her is because they don't want to get the backlash from the voters. so what does that say about the state of the republican party, that the republican leaders themselves are acknowledging that there are enough people who are republicans who share the views of this person who is a lunatic, i mean, there's no other way to put it. i mean, she believes in the craziest conspiracies that you can think up, conspiracies that involve you believing that democrats are running, you know, a child trafficking ring, drinking the blood of children, cutting fac

needed to be back down and be defunded, we need him in and deal with the sort of thing and here's the kirstenillibrand a woman of the left same. so which is it? she wanted people shot, all right. that's one shot. i guess she wanted more dead bodies in the capital. >> martha: i want to ask you about your anger about what happened because i read the pieces that you wrote and i wanted to give you an opportunity to express your frustration over what you see as a lot of positive accomplishments that got eaten up in a big way this week. >> it's been frustrating and saddening to me and i'm sure a lot of people on the right and conservatives, you've seen this appalling thing happened and it's been done for essentially people on our site. it wasn't the majority of people who showed up for that peaceful rally but uncontrolled group of extremists went in and did this. as i said to stupidly did this at the exact same time that the house of representatives and u.s. senate were debating objections to the electoral college votes from arizona raising actual physical evidence of voter registration that we are

. >> i think they wanted a term that was just more personalized and expressed there is a mom, kirstend then there is a mamala, kamala. and it evolved out of love. >> do you worry at all about the strain, the pressure that you are about to experience and what that might mean for your family? >> look, you always -- and i'm like papa bear. i'm always worried about everything, including the people i love. >> thank you so much, sir, for your big ideas. >> you're very protective of her. i think the entire world saw that literally in 2019 when you jumped up on the stage when someone was -- >> indeed, he did. >> someone -- i mean, you're laughing about it now, but it must be a really scary moment. >> it was. it was. >> does that make you worry not just about the strains and the stresses, but just her physical safety, your physical safety and that of your family? >> you can't go through life like that, abby. you have to just go through life. there was no way i wasn't jumping up on that stage. >> and you're ready to be the second gentleman of the united states? >> i'm just very humbled by this

kirsten gillibrand still thinks trump supporters got of easy. >> do you think of these were black protesters that stormed the capital -- >> they would have been shot. let's be clear. we treat black people in this country and white people in this country differently. >> reporter: as we look at the senator's view protestant right to the situational based on the cause and tweet at the dc right she was inspired by the blm protesters at this time of moral reckoning. a search of both her twitter account since that violence does not show the word looting, violence, protests, protesters, rioters, condemn, distraction, property or the words theft. >> you are in the middle of it all and experienced it firsthand, contrast that with what we saw yesterday, thank you. extra security precautions on capitol hill in a double follow wednesday's conclusion. chad program is taking a look at the steps they are going through days ahead of the inauguration. >> they are walls and senses and barricades every time there's a major security breach. streets on capitol hill and pennsylvania avenue in front of the white h

here's white house correspondent kirsten fisher. >> president biden: my whole soul is in the spirit bringingrica together. uniting our people. uniting our nation. and i ask every american to join me in this cause. >> president joe biden making a direct appeal to the 74 million americans who voted for his predecessor. >> president biden: hear me out as we move forward. take a measure of me and my heart. if you still disagree, so be it. that is democracy. >> the 46th president promised to make unity the central theme of his inaugural address. and it was. but there were a few specifics about how he intends to truly bring together a deeply divided nation. president biden never mentioned his predecessor by name, or a possible impeachment trial. he never, as the wall street journal editorial board had suggested, spoke out as the progressive desire to censor the political opposition. and just a few hours later, he issued 17 executive actions to reverse many of his predecessor's signature policies. >> president biden: we have much to do and this winter of peril and significant possibilities. much to

there is a mom, kirsten, and there is a mom, mamala. it evolved out of love.> this modern family settled in for a couple of years. >> i do. >> before harris' fast-moving career shifted into high gear. did you know that you were getting on this kind of rocket ship when you decided to do this? >> no. >> has it sunk in? >> for our first couple of years, it was none of this. it was just two busy professionals. >> but now everything has changed. when they sat down with us, the army of secret service and support staff make their new reality impossible to ignore. >> thank you so much, sir, for your big idea. >> i think the entire world saw that literally in 2019 when you jumped up on the stage when someone was -- >> indeed he did. >> someone -- i mean you're laughing about it now, but it must have been a really scary moment. >> it was, it was. but it is my instinct to be incredibly protective of her, because i love her and my family. and i think what you saw there was just a very, you know, no thought at all there was no way i wasn't jumping up on that stage, which b

kirsten gillibrand from the great state of new york. good to have you.u support this effort to get the president out of office now? >> well, i have serious concerns about what he will do in the next two weeks. so all of these various options are on the table. two of the things that president trump has done that are deeply concerning, first, he incited the violence of the riots yet. he told them to march to the capitol. he told them that there has to be consequences and the election was stolen. he riled them up. that is inciting violence. that could be looked at as serious. there's a number of ways to hold him accountable. you could ask the cabinet and the vice president to hold them accountable through the 25th amendment. you could ask the house and the senate to hold him accountable through impeachment. ask law enforcement to hold him accountable through prosecution. what he did yesterday was not right. the second thing that he did that is deeply disturbing, he cold the secretary of state in governor for to find votes for him. he implied if they weren't

. >> kirsten gillibrand is the latest democrat to suggest putting the trial on the back burner. >> maybe we delay the trial for a while so that we can actually get president biden's nominees and cabinet up and running and get a covid-19 relief package on the door immediately. >> tom cotton and lindsey graham note impeachment is intended to remove someone from public office, not going after private citizens. >> impeachment donald trump after he is out of office, that is an unconstitutional attack on the presidency, it will divide the country. it will incite violence. >> reporter: james comey went further suggesting a pardon for donald trump. >> art of healing the country and get into a place where we could focus on things that will matter over the next four years. i think joe biden has to do that. >> some suggested the president-elect come out against the impeachment trial to allow his team come his agenda and the country to move forward. shannon: mike emmanuel, thank you. tonight we are looking at the media's role in defining, spreading and restricting the truth with some in congress are

there is a mom, kirsten, and there is a mom, mamala. it evolved out of love. mom. >> this modern family settled in for a couple of years. >> i do. >> before harris' fast-moving career shifted into high gear. did you know that you were getting on this kind of rocket ship when you decided to do this? >> no. >> has it sunk in? >> for our first couple of years, it was none of this. it was just two busy professionals. >> but now everything has changed. when they sat down with us, the army of secret service and support staff make their new reality impossible to ignore. >> thank you so much, sir, for your big idea. >> i think the entire world saw that literally in 2019 when you jumped up on the stage when someone was -- >> indeed he did. >> someone -- i mean you're laughing about it now, but it must have been a really scary moment. >> it was, it was. but it is my instinct to be incredibly protective of her, because i love her and my family. and i think what you saw there was just a very, you know, no thought at all there was no way i wasn't jumping up on that stage,

. >> i think they wanted a term that was more personalized and expressed, there's a mom, kirsten, and it involves out of love. >> do you worry at all the pressure you are about to experience and what that might mean for your family? >> look, you always -- like papa bear, i'm always worried about everything, including the people i love. >> thank you so much, sir, for your big ideas. >> you're very protective of her. i think the entire world saw that in 2019 when you jumped up on the stage, when someone was -- >> indeed he did. >> i mean, you're laughing about it now, but it must have been a scary moment. >> it was, it was. >> does that make you worry sh not just about the strains and the stresses, but just her physical safety, your physical safety and that of your family? >> you can't go through life like that, abby. you just have to go through life. there was no way i wasn't jumping up on that stage. >> and you're ready to be the second gentleman of the united states? >> i'm just very humbled by this and honored to be in this position. there has been a lot of great women who have had

and mitch mcconnell used today a reaffirmation of that from joe manchin and kirsten from arizona, they came out and said they're not getting rid of the filibuster and their minds won't be changed. so this was useful for mcconnell in that he was able to reestablish publicly that the filibuster for legislation isn't going anywhere right now. but the whole exercise was sort of pointless. this was the reality before the agreement came into place today. it remains the reality now. and at least one more of joe biden's cabinet nominees will get confirmed tomorrow. the work of the democratically controlled senate will continue, but now with all of us knowing that the filibuster is going nowhere, at least for right now. >> a topic i want to return to in a minute. ashley, back to you. joe biden has a lot of work to do. the work before him in the modern era, let's say, as compared to fdr's first term and all that president roosevelt faced upon getting elected. do you get the feeling that this is a fluid, liquid group around the president? that they are able to adjust on the go? and secondly to yo

. >> getting kids back to school, >> new york senator cruz kirsten gillibrand is the latest democrat to suggest putting the trial in the back burner. >> may be which delayed the trial for a while so that we can actually get president biden nominees and cabinets running and that we can actually get a covid release package out the door immediately. >> tom cotton and lindsey graham note, impeachment is intended to remove someone from private office. >> that is an unconstitutional attack on the presidency. it will divide the country, it will incite violence. >> as part of getting focus on things that will matter over the next three years i think joe biden will have to at least think about that. >> some have suggested the president-elect should come out of a impeachment allow his team, his agenda in his country to move forward. >> bret: president trump staying out of the public eye today, and also trying to put the finishing touches on the president's final days in office. tonight there is growing interest on who may be on the president's legal team for his defense and who may qualify for

detective kirsten tucker was one of the first on the scene. >> as i approached the front door of the home, i could smell the odor of decay and blood from quite a distance away. >> and inside was like a war zone. blood everywhere. and the battered bodies of two people who had clearly fought for their lives. >> the bodies had suffered extensive, extensive injuries. >> it wasn't just the odor that told investigators the bodies had been here a while. >> there was a week's worth of newspapers that had been uncollected. >> they narrowed the time of death had to be some time between friday evening, march 7th the last time anyone saw them, and march 8th. method of death? hard to be sure. no murder weapon lying around but they'd been hit repeatedly by some sort of blunt instrument and sliced by what must have been a very big knife or sword. what happened here? was it a home invasion robbery? possible, judging from the mess. and ernest scherer was a wealthy real estate investor who was known to carry cash around. detective mike norton. >> in the victims' bedroom, the drawers had been pulled ou

- who will be sort of that median democratic senator well, listen, it's going to be somebody like kirsten sy nema, mark kelly, joe manchin. that is going to prevent some of these wilder ideas, you know, totally getting rid of all of the trump tax cuts, taking the corporate tax rate up to 35%, the total green new deal that kind of wilder stuff i think is off the table either way. still, what could change is significant. >> yeah. and finally, who do you think -- i mean, again, just watching the polls for whatever they are worth, the predict it had odds, you know, twitter. what is your - >> nothing more important than what twitter is saying i think you can acknowledge that. >> so what feeling are you getting here, you know, as we've seen some of the really long lines, the heavy turnout, and maybe some questions about how strong the turnout will be on the gop side. >> right from everything i hear democrats are not confident they are going to win this. i realize -- i realize the 538 poll shows democrats doing better i think -- especially after what just happened, everyone is going to be super

dr kirsten passes on her insights to college students and school children who are eager to improve their memory capacity. 13 year old them up wants to train her learning retention. today they're trying out the so-called journey technique which involves associations with objects located on a familiar route. along the journey bella uses all of her senses to help her memorize objects. she registers the flying for example with her sense of touch. with the bowl of fruit her sense of smell helps her store the memory in total she aims to make a mental record of $52.00 words. by then hold to him if issued an unmanned we will work primarily with the different mental skills the top brain has to offer such as logical thinking emotions and emotional intelligence and all in the beginning they also include things like associative thinking imagination creativity and other mental skills as a. so when we activate them and learn to combine them in an effective way we see an improvement in memory performance last hour. when presented with this star sculpture for example bella uses her body movements and li

west virginia home to joe mansion and arizona home to kirsten sinema.h moderate democrats and expressed wariness about the $1.9 trillion price tag. keep an eye on her work on what's kind of being referred to as the outside game, talking to outside groups to rally support, not just with the public but also with crucial groups that can be a voice to the public. they believe at the white house they can win the public battle about this bill particularly republicans are opposed the vice president will play a key role rallying support as they try to push that to move forward and get this through congress. >> phil mattingly, appreciate it. >>> joining us is bernie sanders of vermont vocal with republicans in december putting larger stimulus checks into american pockets. thanks for being with us. the question of direct payments, group of senators, democrat and republican, are lobbying the biden administration, saying the current plan gives too much money to wealthy americans and the threshold should be lowered. president biden himself said he's open to that, ar

new york senator kirsten gillibrand is the latest democrat to suggest putting the trial on the back burneror awhile. esos we can actually get president biden's nominees and cabinet up and running, and so that we can actually get a covid relief package out the door immediately. republican senators tom cotton and lindsey graham note. impeachment is intended to remove someone from public office. not for going after private citizens. what good comes from teaching impeaching president trump after he's out of office? that's a unconstitutional attack on the presidency, it will divide the country. it will incite violence. former fbi director james comey went further suggesting a pardon for president trump as part of healing the country and getting us to a place where we can focus on things that are gonna matter over the next four years. i think joe biden is gonna have to least think about that. some have suggested the president elect should come out against the impeachment trial to allow his team his agenda. in this country to move forward in washington. mike emanuel fox news of the number of peop

kirsten shumably's extending the shelter at home order will help protect health care workers. >> we need to have respiratory therapists. we need to have health care people. and we need to protect them. and we need to protect -- we need to protect everybody. >> reporter: in this statement released today the santa clara county public health department says the county expects to be under the restrictions of the state order for? time. in san jose marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we've mentioned our regional icu availability. it is low. just 3% for the bay area. here's how things stand county by county. most of the bay area as you can see in the red zone. that means less than 15% of standard icu beds are open. counties in the single digits, san mateo, santa clara, contra costa, solano county as well. but take a look at napa. it is at zero. that means standard icu beds are full so new patients may have to go to surge facilities. >>> four paramedics from the fremont fire department are headed to bakersfield to help deal with hospital staffing there. their deployment is part of the state's

champion is through to the 3rd round of the abu dhabi open so he can and went through after her opponent kirsten flipkens injured her ankle during the match the belgian was one set up but was trailing 54 in the 2nd when she twisted her ankle can and will play 13 seed yulia saver next. i know nsdap there has booked ter place into the 3rd round the tunisian fought back from a set down to beats catarina bond a rank 057662 jabber will be helping to better her performance at last year's australian open when she became the 1st arab woman to reach the quarterfinals of a grand slam. i am that is how your sport for now rob back to fire thank you very much indeed and that's it for me for this news hour more days has of course on the website al-jazeera dot com but i'm going to be back in a moment with more of the day's news join me then if you can't buy from. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground at the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or $1.00 to $200.00 people informed opinion how big does foreign policy in the early stages of a bi ministration he come

is through to the 3rd round of the average debbie open the american advancing after her opponents kirsten flipkens injured are ankle juror in their match the belgian was once set up but was training 54 in the 2nd and she went down injured their 10 in will next by 13th seed it's unsavory. on jubal also threats around 3 d. chin as you can find see back from a sit down seat katherina on the rank of 576262 you will be hoping to better her performance at last year's australian open that was when she became the 1st arab woman to reach the finals of a grand slam. and stuff and retained his dakar rally at the whole 5 points of the race in saudi arabia that's a council has won 13 dakar titles on bikes and in cars the frenchman finishing 4th in friday's 6 days that was won by defending champion color science of spain. closest rival is nasser our sphere of cats are he was 3rd and cut the leaders overall advantage to less than 6 minutes heading into saturday's well deserved rest . ok there is a sport is looking for now let's get back to marry him in london love a thanks very much and the well that wr

you have moderate democrats like joe manchin, like kirsten sinema making it clear they don't support that effort right now. but in a couple of months, does that change if republicans are standing in the way? they don't want to put anything in the organizing resolution about the filibuster, and that is really creating problems, because without that resolution, you can't essentially change hands of the committees and which party controls them. so it's really holding up the legislation and it's holding up nominees. now, the other big thing on the agenda is the question of when this impeachment trial is going to get started. last night, you had a late-night effort, again by the new minority leader, mitch mcconnell, to suggest they delay moving forward with the senate trial for a couple of weeks. essentially, what that would do is thrust this all into the middle of february and it would give, in mcconnell's words, some time for the former president, donald trump, to settle in with his new legal team and try to make a case for why he should not be convicted on these impeachment trials. now

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canonise through to the 3rd round of the abu dhabi open the american going through after her opponent kirsten flipkens injured her ankle joint the match. was one set up or was training fine for in the 2nd when she went down injured and will now play 13th seed nearly a prison saver and on ship are also through to around 3 chin is in fighting back from a set down to beat katherine upon the rancor 576-6622 be hoping to better her performance at last year's australian open and she became the 1st arab woman series the quarterfinals of a grand slam. i came all support for me throughout the night but that is i will looking for that are ok great thank you very much and they will see you later and thanks for watching the news hour on this there are back in just a moment right at the top of the hour we'll have more news and all the day's top stories coming your way thanks for watching see you in a minute. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such that moms as a global power develop into the basement company neb

. >>> i want to bring in senator kirsten gillibrand. great to have you on the show. good morning. >> good morning. >> lots to talk about. you'll be in the room where vice president pence will preside. he's under enormous pressure to reject the votes for joe biden. what are your expectations? >> i think this is basically a photo op for republicans who want to run for president. it is an opportunity for them to stand up to the will of the people and to put themselves behind president trump. it is outrageous. the american people have spoken. we will have president biden and vice president harris, and we will begin to govern. we will do everything we can to defeat covid-19 as well as rebuild this country's economy. >> is it your expectation -- could this thing go off the rails? you talk about how this is in your view a photo op for potential presidential candidates on the gop side. do you think all hell is going to break loose? >> i don't. i think there is a process. it's a formality. this election results have been certified in every state. many of the election challeng

and also kirsten. >> these are real heroes in germany. first time i met with him, he explained the 9/11 connection. in germany, there was a man named most dock and he didn't fly the planes into the world trade center. however, he was taking care of the bank accounts of his friends from germany who were part of al-qaeda who did go and fly the planes into the world trade center. and he was making sure that the government didn't have any kind of suspicion over their bank account or wire transfers. and he also paid the rent in the apartments and no one would ask any questions. so he ended up being prosecuted as complicit to 9/11. and he was found guilty. and this case led prosecutors in germany to think, okay, if we can broaden this out to that's what the accessory to murder, is then why can't we use the same rationale to the german concentration camps and german death camps. >> thank you. it also shows that this history and the way we deal with it is constantly evolving. that's what happens when we discover new evidence and approaches. debbi

. >> reporter: that sometimes includes her husband's ex-wife kirsten too.o our house for thanksgiving. >> oh, good. you got to get her in line, you know, you got to make sure. bring everyone into the circle. >> reporter: while cole, 26 and ella, 21 admit they're still getting used to sharing their parents with the world -- >> auntie -- >> reporter: -- her niece meena taking to social media posting these behind-the-scenes moments of her aunt, and sharing the inspiration behind her daughter's looks for the special day, writing, special coats to look just like auntie's. wednesday was the first time their family had seen each other in months, last together on the day biden and harris declared victory telling her 4-year-old grand niece she could one day lead the nation. >> you could be president but not right now. you have to be over the age of 35. >> i'm going to be a astronaut president. >> reporter: her mother would often tell her she may be the first to do many tng make sure she's not the last. and the #myvplookslikeme was trending on social media. second ge

to power sharing pact with democrats up to two democratic senators joe manchin west virginia, and kirstenad of miles the trial hasn't happened yet but how do you see it? >> remember, convict president trump means two-thirds of the vote 67 votes you have to get 17 republicans if they get all democrats, i think that is most unlikely that that is going to happen. as far as keeping the filibuster, thank goodness for joe biden i had privilege serving request him as governor when governor with virginia -- >> you i mean joe manchin. >> i'm sorry. >> that's all right. >> but -- he has said before he was not in favor of dealing with filibuster, now he stepped up to the plate. which is not unusual for him, he is a really, really good man. but we've had the filibuster for a long time. for good reasons he can you can go back to first democratic president thomas jefferson said senate is supposed to be a cooling saucer. >> i understand that. being from the south. and being from virginia. a fellow virginian. haley barbour great to see you take care of yourselves earnings season full swing we preview tom