mike. mike: one would think a lot of the donors want him to open books. thanks a lot. with more senior adviser to the 45th president jason miller, welcome. >> good to be with you. mike: what is your assessment of the implosion at the lincoln project? >> karma is a you know what, mike, and what we have seen from the lincoln project is about them making money. this has never been about ideological pursuit or some real deep-seeded hatred against president trump. it's low-life drifters that have been trying to enrich themselves. i think the american people really are now getting a look at what this group has been about and there's no excuse for fully grown man to be texting a 14-year-old boy. that's disgusting and and reprehensible and he has bad stuff coming this way from the criminal justice system. mike: do the founders to have lincoln project have explaining to do on where the money went specifically? jason: i think absolutely. and i think that there could be some investigations that do happen. we have seen a lot of that happen from the criminal reports and i think also for a lot of these lincoln project donors. they should be asking questions about where the money

mike: senator jack reed of the great state of rhode island, thanks so much for your time, sir. >> thanks, mike. mikere coming up on "fox news sunday," chris wallace has an exclusive interview with florida senator rick scott at 2 p.m. eastern, top of the hour, right here on fox news. >>> a manhunt is underway in georgia as authorities search for one of the men suspected in the shooting of two police officers last night. everything we know so far after the break. ♪ we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with ourme able the kiy that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. ♪♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma att

mike: yeah. -lemonis: hey. marcus. -mike: nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -mike: thank you for coming. -lemonis: this place is rocking. -mike: it's crazy. i can't believe i still have my voice. lemonis: and so this is the product that you make? mike: yeah, we make custom drums from start to finish. lemonis: how much is a setup like this? mike: this set is about $6,000. lemonis: the average person can't afford $6,000. the average person can't afford $2,000. the problem i see is they're selling to a very small customer base. so, what is the lead time? mike: our turnaround time is, like, six to seven months. -lemonis: six to seven months? -mike: yeah. lemonis: it's ridiculous. you could build a yacht in six months. you could build a brand-new plane in six months. mike: we run out of inventory. lemonis: they don't have the parts and pieces. that's no way to run a business. -mike: this is chris. -lemonis: how you doing, chris? chris: very nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. what do you do? chris: i order all the parts for manufacturing, finance. lemonis: so you're doing manufacturing and

and then when they took it down. >> mike, mike, i-- >> i put it back up, my personal-- >> mike, thankery much. mike, mike, you're talking about machines that we at newsmax have not been able to verify any of those kinds of allegations. we just want to let people know that there's nothing substantive that we've seen. and let me read you something there: "while there were some clear evidence of some cases of vote fraud and election results in every state were certified" >> stephen: there you go, both sides of the argument. on the one hand, the allegations were proven false, and every election was certified. on the other hand: "hawp!! hop! hop! hoppita-hop! stop! fiberfilled comfort! what did they expect? they invited a pillow magnate to talk about how twitter banned him for spouting insane conspiracy theories, and then they were surprised when he std spoung coniracy theories? a news anchor might as well say: "for more on the dangers of demon-possessed monster dogs, we turn to our first guest, cujo. cujo, why do you think--- aaaaghhhh!" ( laughter ) after that, lindell toned it down, wit

mike: congressman, we wish you the best. we hope things thaw out soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you, mike. >> mikengresswoman calling out for making her colleagues feel threatened with her gun display over resume. the freshman republican is here live to respond to that, next. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may also help you lose up to 10 pounds and lower your risk of cardiovascular events, whether you know you're at risk or not. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low

mike did this earlier. "barbara"? mike: dang it! john: what does it say? lemonis: look, i love you, mike, but you whiffed that one. misspelled "barbeque" at a barbeque restaurant. who proofed this? john: i did not proof it. mike: my fault. lemonis: okay. we talk about attention to detail. we sort of missed the most important detail. [ laughter ] john: so, is there anything about this that you liked? did you like the concept? ashley: okay, this one i don't like mostly because we're trying to move away from this pig. it's too aggressive. john: got it. and how about rhythm, blues, and barbeque? i just thought that was really a great tag line, and a lot of fun. brad: i really like this one. ashley: i like it, too. brad: it's eye-catching. it's got the spirit of lucille's kind of in the design. john: sounds good. mike: so we'll put that together for you. lemonis: we're leaving with some redeeming value where they like the item, but to say this meeting was a home run, i would say it was more like a bunt. we barely got on base, and it was by accident. how'd you think that went? john: i think i rushed it. lemonis: you ste

all the election properties, dominion machines, 100% proof and when they took it down -- >> mike, mike? mike it back up, my personal -- it was a -- >> mike, thank you very much. mike, mike -- you're talking about machines that we at news max have not been able to verify any of those kinds of allegations. we want to let people know there's nothing substantive that we have seen. let me read you something there. while there were some clear evidence of vote fraud and election irregularities the results in every state were set if ied and news max accepts the results as legal and final. the courts have also supported that view so -- >> right. >> we wanted to talk to you about canceling culture, if you will. we don't want to relitigate -- >> wait, wait, wait. wait, wait. >> we understand where you are. so let me ask you this. do you think this should be temporary because it appears to be permanent? could you make an argument that it is temporary? >> what? >> could you make an argument that this could be a temporary banning rather than permanent? >> no. i want it to be a permanent because know what?

mike, mike. >> and then-- put it back up, my personalized, it was. >> mikek thank you, very much. mike, mike. >> you are talking about machines that we at newsmax have not been able to verify any of those kinds of allegations. we just want to let people know that there is nothing substantive that we have seen. let me read you something there, while there were some clear evidence of some cases of vote fraud and election irregularity, the election results in every state were certified and newsmax accepts the results as legal and final. the courts have also supported that view. so. >> we wanted to talk to you about-- canceling culture, if you will. we don't want to relitigate the. >> wait, wait, wait. >> the allegations that you are making, mike, because we understand where you are. so let me ask you this. do you think that this should be temporary? because it appears to be permanent. could you make an a argument that it is temporary? >> what? >> could you make an argument that this could be a temporary banning rather than permanent? >> no, i wanted to be a permanent because you know what

mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> mike pence and his family running for their lives, being hurried out so the mob couldn't kill him, which they wanted to do. you heard them. and just two minutes earlier, the then-president was tweeting an attack on his own vice president for just doing his duty. this is the man to whom they pledged their undying loyalty. give me a break. i want you to listen to what lead impeachment manager jamie raskin says about one of the capitol officers there that day. >> afterwards wroverwhelmed by emotion, he broke down in the rotunda and he cried for 15 minutes. and he shouted out, i got called an n-word 15 times today. and then he reported i sat down with one of my buddies, another black guy in tears just started streaming down my face. i said what the f man? is this america? >> so, you have the black officer there, officer goodman and others, who saved lives. there are all ethnicities, but you have the black officers there who saved lives and then had to clean up the mess, the black and br

mike: we have slush and snow in washington. so this is reason number 8,000 why it is great to be phil keating, gets all the best assignments, phil, great to see you, enjoy the game. >> thanks, mike, have a great day. mikeatening language caught on tape in antifa rally in washington, d.c. this weekend. here what they said after the break. mike: members threatening to burn downwards during a protest in the nation's capitol on saturday evening. david spunt has more, hello, david. david: dc police were out in force yesterday afternoon into the evening. no serious injuries or arrests even in this case to report, however, authorities had to step things up quickly as there were several tense altercations. this all began at the dupont circle of washington moving north. very peaceful event according to those on the ground, turned chaotic as night fell, black lives matter, one of the groups in large numbers, those on the ground spotted to be antifa flag. north of dupont circle. several videos show dc police pushing protestors back. those on the scene noted that the flag was antifascist action flag specifically carried by a group dressed in black. the group stopped in front of several restaurants for a brief mome

mike pence out and they moved _ they did. he should mike pence out and they moved them _ they did. he should miked i saw the motions to. —— they ushered. i and they moved them fast and i saw. the motions to. —— they ushered. the the motions to. -- they ushered. the president of — the motions to. —— they ushered. president of the united states, but the president had no idea that his vice president had been evacuated from the senate floor for his safety because violent rioters have broken into the capital with thousands more coming in with the capitol police completely overwhelmed. this was on live television. so defence counsel suggesting that the president of the united states knew less booth then the american people. this isjust not possible. that the secret service failed to mention that his vice president was being rushed off the senate for his own protection, that no one in the white house thought to alert him. that none of our law enforcement agents raised a concern to the commander—in—chief of the vice president was being evacuated from the senate floor is a violent mob assaulted the buildi

machines, we have 100% proof and then when they took it down - >> mike -- >> and then i put it back up, my personal - >> mike, thank you very much mikere talking about machines that -- we at newsmax have not been able to verify any of those kinds of allegations. we don't want to relitigate the -- >> wait, wait, wait, wait. >> -- the allegations you're making, mike could you make an argument this could be a temporary banning rather than permanent? >> no, i want it to be permanent because you know what, they did this because i'm revealing all of the evidence on friday of all of the election fraud with these machines so i'm sorry if you think it's not real - >> mike, can i -- can i ask our producers, can we get out of here, please i don't want to have to keep going over this. newmax has not been able to verify any of those allegations that - >> mike, hold on a second. everybody hold on a second mike, mike, hold on one second let's talk a little bit -- >> seth: oh, my, pillow. usually you see the guests storm off but never the anchor where do you even go after that? that's like trying to storm out of a meeting in your own office. "this i

with the dominion machines, 100% proof, and then when they took it down -- >> mike, mike -- >> -- my personal -- i put a -- >> mike, mike, thank you very much. mike, you're talking about machines that we at increasesmax have not been able to verify any of those allegations while there were clear evidence of some -- the election results were certified and newsmax accepts the results as legal and final. the courts have also supported that view. >> right, so you -- wait -- >> you're talking about cancel culture, if you will. we don't want to re-litigate the allegations that you're making, mike. >> wait, wait, wait. >> producers, can we get out of here, please in we at newsmax have not veriied in that. >> might have, everybody, hold on a second. mike, mike, hold on one second. let's talk about what's happening -- >> you're trying to cans the my company and myself. >>> isn't that incredible? the guy on the right is the pillow guy, who was planning the coup until the very end. the anchors works at newsmax. they were trying to stop him in spreading baseless claims, you know why? dominion has threatened to sue them. the n

what happened earlier this week when newsmax had on my pillow guy, mike lindell, one of the top pushers of the big lie. >> mike -- mikeyou're talking about machines that, that -- newsmax have not been able to verify any of those kinds of allegations. we just want to let people know -- that there's nothing substantive that we've seen -- let me read you something there, while there were some clear evidence of some cases of fraud and election irregularities elections were certified, legal and final -- >> everybody hold on a second. mike, mike, hold on one second. >> after that happened the network made the host apologize. lindell ads on the network, a frequent guest. hard not to watch and feel they now understand the liability that they could be facing. >> absolutely. i think it's important that lies have real consequences. because they're not just, you know, spreading falsehoods. we've seen the deadly consequences that are possible when you perpetuate a big lie, like the election was stolen, and donald trump was really the winner when that is not the truth. and you see people who believed that lie and then act out based

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mike, mike, hold on one second. let's talk a little bit. >> reporter: that impeachment trial begins next tuesday. 17 gop senators would need to join all of the democrats in order to convict trump. that right now looking unlikely. kenneth. >> faith abubey there in washington, thank you. >>> a new move to improve security at the capitol. house lawmakers will now be fined if they bypass the metal detectors installed after the capitol attack. it's $5,000 for the first offense. >>> house republicans are reportedly delaying a decision on controversial congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's future. republican leader kevin mccarthy met with greene last night but declined to say if she'll be tripped of her committee assignments for spreading conspiracy theories about school shootings and making inct rerknc. no p. ssses,hereouse llapd onto theeach as heavy surf eroded the dunes. several homes in the town of sandwich were damaged. further north the waves so high they crashed on top of houses 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mike pence out of a back door of the senate chamber. remember, we have seen video of rioters chanting "where is mike pence?" and "hang mike pence." this is mike pence being rushed out. also, more video of rioters looking for nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, sounding like they were trying to hunt her down. >> where are you, nancy? we're looking for you! nancy? oh nancy? nancy? where are you, nancy? >> we also saw new video today, majority leader schumer, now majority leader, evacuated by his detail, one of them carrying a very big gun. you can see it right here. now listen to this moment, the moment police lost the line and they get the call to pull back. >> cruiser 50, we lost the line. we've lost the line! all mpd pull back. all mpd pull back to the upper deck. all mpd pull back to tupper deck asap. all mpd come back to the upper deck, upper deck! cruiser 50, we're flanked. 10 patchy fog 33. i repeat, 10-33 west front of the capitol. we have been flanked and we've lost the line. >> they've lost the line. here is a look at what the officers themselves were facing. this is shot out of a window. a massive mob on the capitol s

. >> mike, mike, hold on one second.alk a little bit. >> reporter: that impeachment trial begins next tuesday. 17 gop senators would need to join all of the democrats in order to convict trump. rng unl kenneth. >> faith abubey there in washington, thank you. >>> a new move to improve security at the capitol. house lawmakers will now be fined if they bypass the metal detectors installed after the capitol attack. it's $5,000 for the first offense. >>> house republicans are reportedly delaying a decision on controversial congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's future. republican leader kevin mccarthy met with greene last night but declined to say if she'll be tripped of her committee assignments for spreading conspiracy theories ou sool oots and mamas a hou seon the beach as avsu enes.n the town of sandwich were damaged. further north the waves so high they crashed on top of houses flooding coastal streets. in allentown, pennsylvania, the storm claimed the life an alzheimer's patient who wandered away from her home and died

mike pence should do it. he knew mike pence had been taken away by security to shield him from that mob, and then he sent that tweet telling supporters, yeah, mike pence didn't have the courage. mike pence didn't overturn the election like that angry mob wanted. and before this week we knew pieces of this story, but we now have this solid time line of what happened on the 6th, how close the vice president was to being intercepted by the mob. and how donald trump appears to have known about the safety concerns for the vice president at the same time he sent that menacing tweet about mike pence. and his defense counsel lied about it today. they said once the attack had started all he did was call for calm. no, all he did once the attack started he pointed the bulls eye -- the metaphorical bulls eye at mike pence who he knew at the time was already being whisked to safety ahead of the mob's incursion. and that new clarity has resulted in some interesting expressions of concern from prominent republicans. nikki haley former republican governor of south carolina, she was ambassador to u.n. under trump. haley has remained a powerful figure in republic

mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> bring out pence! bring out pence! >> this morning, we have new reporting on what the house managers plan to present today. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman val demings, one of the impeachment managers in the first impeachment trial. you were also a police officer for decades and a police chief. so in addition to the new video we have never seen before, we also heard police dispatch audio. recordings we were hearing for the first time. i want to play some of that for the first time. >> they're throwing metal poles at us. multiple law enforcement injuries! get up here! >> we're still taking rocks, bottles and pieces of flags and metal poles. the crowd is using munitions against us. they have bear spray in the crowd. we've lost the line. we've lost the line! all pd pull back. we've lost the line! >> your decades in service with everything that you personally know about the job, what did you hear there? >> well, john, good morning. good to be back with you and, wow, just listening to that just brings back so m

mike pence should do it. he knew that mike pence had been taken away by security to shield him from that mob and then he sent that tweet telling his supporters, mikece didn't have the courage, he didn't do what should have been done, mike pence didn't overturn the election, like that angry mob wanted. and before this week, we knew pieces of this story but we now have a solid time line of what happened on the 6th, how close the vice president was to being intercepted by the mob. and how donald trump appears to have known about the safety concerns for the vice president at the time he sent that menacing tweets about pence. and his defense counsel lied about it today. once the attack had start all he did was call for calm. once the attack had started, he pointed the bull's eye at the metaphorical bull's eye, at mike pence. who he knew at the time was already beng whisked to safety. ahead of the mob's incursion. and that new clarity has resulted in some interesting expressions of concern from prominent republicans. nikki haley, former republican governor south carolina, ambassador to the u.n. under trump, haily has remained a powerful figure in republ

mike pence, we are coming— can i speak to pelosi? mike pence, we are coming for— can i speak to pelosi? miketention. and they also followed instructions. in fact, the insurgents were at one point, as you saw, 60 feet away from the vice president and the vice president's family. some of these insurgents were heard saying, "that they hope to find vice president pence by hanging him and executing them as a capitol hill traitor," and they erected a gallows with a noose. this is what donald trump incited. please, take a close look at that picture. it hearkens back to our nation's worst history of lynching. a president's words have the power to move people to action. these were the results. and why did the president incite such rage against the vice president? he was fulfilling his constitutional duty as we all were that day. vice president in this country have been carrying out without a word for the entirety of our nation. it's part of our peaceful transition of power in the united states. the vice president said he reviewed the constitution and he could not block certification as president trum

mike, mike, so we wanted to talk to you about canceling culture, if you will. we don't want to re-litigate th- >> wait, wait, wait, wait ( ( talking at the same time ) >> we understand where you are. i don't want to have to keep going over this. with we have not been able to verify any of those allegations that you're -- >> mikend. mike, hold on one second. let's talk a little bit about just what is happening overall in terms of censorship -- ♪ i'm goin' down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ goin' down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting, "howdy, neighbor!" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park, gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪

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it is thursday, february 11th, and we want to check in with mike to see what the timeline is for this rain in our area. mikeeat question, kumasi, good morning to you, jobina, francis, thank you for joining us this morning. the storm impact scale you can see today is a 1, mainly for the afternoon and evening hours when the steady light to moderate rain will roll in. there is a chance of brief downpours during the evening hours. gusty southerly winds around 25 to 35, not expecting any damage from those.

mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> this wasn't an isolated area or incident where that was being told. where that was being said. it was going on everywhere. here's another example of the crowd outside, yelling, "bring out pence. bring him out." >> bring him out! >> bring him out! >> bring him out! >> bring out pence! >> bring him out! >> bring out pence! >> bring him out! >> bring out pence! >> bring him out! >> after president trump had primed his followers for months and enflamed the rally-goers that morning, it is no wonder that the vice president of the united states was the target of their rath, after pence refused to overturn the election results. listen to this man explain. >> well, congress, cowards, hid in their -- inside and were emergency escorted away because of fear of the people. of course, they're cowards, can't face the people, can't do the right thing. pence lied to us. he's a total treasonous pig and his name will be mud forever. now the real battle begins. and it

for the latest, i want to bring in msnbc news white house correspondent mike memoli by phone.e mike, what can you tell us about what just happened? >> reporter: well, chris, this c is interesting when you consider several things we've been nt talking about a lot in the last few days. one is a call that we also learned just happened tonight between the president and the king of saudi arabia, king salman.en there was an interesting momenta at the white house today where press secretary jen psaki

mike pence. >> hang mike pence! >> hang mike pence! >> and for the first time today images revealed the secret service detail rushing him out, barely escaping the mob. >> you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down. you can hear the mob calling for the death of the vice president of the united states. >> reporter: on the other side of the capitol, the target was speaker nancy pelosi. >> nancy, oh, nancy! where are you, nancy? >> the capitol police deemed the threat so dangerous that they evacuated her entirely from the capitol complex. rushing her to a secure, off-site location. we know from the rioters themselves, if they had found speaker pelosi, they would have killed her. >> reporter: this never before seen video from both inside and outside the capitol lay out in the greatest detail yet the timeline of january 6th. officer eugene goodman, saving senator mitt romney, instructing him to turn around. to escape coming face-to-face with the in

mike, can i ask our producers, can we get out of here, please? i don't want to have to keep going over this. newsmax has not been able to verify any of those allegations. >> mike, hold on a second. everybody hold on a second. mikeke, hold on one second. let's talk a little about just what is happening overall in terms of censorship of -- >> they canceled out my company and myself. in this country it's cancel culture. >> oh, so good. lucky for mike lindell, he was back on newsmax the same night and the host bob sellers saying he apologized on air, he could have handled it differently, and the maga man will continue to be an important guest on the network. an important guest who happens to spend tens of thousands of dollars running ads on that network. there are more serious legal consequence for those who spread the big lie. state officials in michigan are pushing to disbar trump lawyers who played along. i'll talk to two of those officials next. those officials next hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again,

mike, can i ask our producers. can we get out of here, please? i don't want to have to keep going over this. >> actually, mike -- >> we have not been able to verify any of those allegations that you're -- >> mike, hold on a second. everybody hold on a second. mike, mike, hold on one second. >> bob sellers was right. he should have gone further and just ended the interview. but newsmax sided with lindell who of course is one of their biggest sponsors. buying air time for countless pillow adds. newsmax booked lindell later in the day for an interview in prime time and the next day sellers came back on the air and basically apologized for trying to do his job. watch. >> in hindsight, there is no question that i could have handled the end of the interview differently. at newsmax we seek out all points of view. mike was back last night with rob smith on his show to continue the conversation about cancel culture and the censorship by social media. mike also made clear he thinks newsmax is great, his words, and i can tell you he will continue to be an important guest on newsmax. >> so he's trying don't fret, angry viewers, we will still prop up mike lindell. >> he bought hours of air time on one amer

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mike. mike. you are talking about machines that we at newsmax have not been able to verify any of those types of allegations. we want to let people know there is nothing substantive that we've seen. let me read you something there. while there was clear evidence of some cases of vote fraud and election irregularities. the election results in every state was certified and newsmax accepts the results as legal and final and the courts also supported that view. we wanted to talk to you about canceling culture if you will. we understand where you are. so let me ask you this, do you think that this should be temporary? it appears to be permanent. can you make an argument that it is temporary? >> what? >> would you make an argument that it could be a temporary banning rather than permanent. >> i want it to be permanent because they did this because i am reviewing all of the evidence on friday of all of the election fraud with these machines. i am sorry if you don't think it is real. >> can i ask our producers can we get out of here please. i don't want to have to keep going over this. we have not been able to verify any of those allegations. >> miked on a second. let's talk a little bit about what is happening overall in terms of censorship. >> my company and myself in this country is cancel culture. >> mike lindell joined by newsmax anchor and an empty chair. dominion has threatened to sue newsmax for defamation. that is our broadcast on a tuesday night and thank you for joining us on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news. good night. >>> tonight on "all in" donald trump summoned a mob and aimed them at the capitol. tonight what democrats are alleging, the trump response and how anyone paying attention should have seen this coming. >> we knew in advance that violence was planned. we knew that that violence needed someone to tell the lie. >>> then dr. anthony fauci on what may be exciting new vaccine news in the race against new variants as the president takes steps the reunite families separated by the trump ws administration. why a congressman said i.c.e. ra has gone rogue in deporting one of his constue

presiding officer patrick leahy democrat of vermont who is presiding over this callout mike to mike lee and then mike lee approaches the podium as those to discuss, look like they were discussing what just happened, reporting for the huffington post with this tweet, pandemonium on the floor he describes, lee wants something about managers said struck from the record, lay he is having trouble reading the ruling and cannot turn his microphone on, we can't hear you with the mask on grandpa shouts. the senate is in quorum to figure it out. it sounds like there's more to come on this tomorrow when they adjourn, reconvene at noon eastern time tomorrow. i want to show you the moment mike lee is referring to when david cicilline the democrat of rhode island one of the impeachment managers that helped write the articles of impeachment for these proceedings, he's talking about a phone call that the president made as the violence is happening on capitol hill. >> shortly after 2:00 p.m. as the seed was fully underway then president trump made a call, this is the first call that we are where he made to anyone ins

mike bloomberg-- you know mike bloomberg... >> yep. >> o'donnell: he said it's time for joe biden to stand up to teachers unions because kids are the most important things. is that going to happen? >> they are, and i have met with the teachers unions. they want to go back to school. they need some guidance. >> o'donnell: and to see more of our newsmaking interview with the president go to cbs.com or

mike. >> mike likes it. >> hi there, everybody. heater is going to run a little harder this morning. look at these temperatures, almost double digits cooler everywhere this morningment let's start in the north bay where we see the biggest drop in temperatures. we have freezing cold weather in calistoga and napa. at a minimum, there's going to be thick ice. on the worst side there could be black ice. that's something we'll definitely keep an eye on. 42 in tiburon pour the warm spot. the rest of us in the low to mid 40s. here is a look at san jose where it's 44. 87 for our commute planner, foggy in the north bay for the morning. stray shower possible if you're on a ferry today. a little wet between the morning commute and the evening commute especially across the north bay. with future radar you can see the green and even white in lake cunty. a couple inches will fall in your mountains. most of the wet weather is in the north bay. by 12:30 a few showers try to break away from the pack and head south. the entire pack falls apart by the evening commute. that's it. that's our last chance of wet weather until monday or tuesday. we could get .15 up in our mountains in the north bay, just a couple hundredths of an inch in our valleys. we have a chance of warm weather this week. i'll show you that coming up next. > jobina has a look at your morning commute. >> i do. the good news is the commute is pretty clear. we'll take ooh live look right now showing you the san mateo bridge. as you make your way towards the peninsula, you can see it is moving. same thing goes at the golden gate bridge. i'm bringing this up because we did have some roadway construction in the area that was impacting people on northbound 101 making their way toward the toll plaza at the golden gate bridge. that's cleared as well. so clear conditions there. then an overall look at our map here. our slow spot is the usual spot, coming out of tracy. everything else is looking good. we'll be right back. i'm 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thursday morning. it's not clear what may have motivated this attack. the victim was taken to the hospital for life-threatening injuries and died on saturday. police arrested the 19-year-old suspect on sunday along with a woman who was with him. >>> pg&e headed to federal court for a probation hearing over the deadly zog fire near redding. prosecutors suspect pg&e sparked the fire. the utility shut off power lines that day, but not the one located where the fire started. an investigation found pg&e based that decision on wind speeds from a weather station 3.5 miles away. >> everything about this terrain tells me that you would expect the weather to be different there, where the zogg fire is than where that weather station is. >> in today's maerg the judge plans to make pg&e factor in whether or not it's properly tripled the trees when making shutoff decisions. the utility admitted id l it didn't do that in this case. >>> teachers in the school district will start getting covid-19 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functional qualities including grabbing and carrying objects, opening the doors. what is it doing now? turning off our electricity? >> yep. >> okay. so the company estimates there's now more than 400 spot models in the world. where are they? and the robots cost $74,000 each. >> look how we're ending with this because we're trying to give people hope. look, it plants trees. but also, it drags you across the parking lot. >> that could be you. it jump ropes. it cleans up your house. how many times you just don't feel like picking stuff up. >> uh-huh. yep. also drags you across the parking lot. >> keep trying to make it more human. will we accept it? what's next? doesn't seem like it so far. all right. so a lot of people are asking how are we doing rainwise, did january really help us? we weren't even average for january. we had the one atmospheric river. even that didn't get us to where we should be for january. we really haven't made much ground on our rain here. we're still anywhere from half of what we should need to only about 42%, maybe 32% of where we should be. we're missing a whole foot of rain in santa rosa. here is our next storm. it's a colder one. definitely mountain snow and valley, light to moderate rain around eureka and crescent city. for us it's coming in, but mainly into the north bay, and after the morning commute and ending before the evening commute. most of us, our coolest afternoon. chilly nights coming, frost and fog, absolutely, with mild afternoons through at least sunday. our next storm arrives monday. doesn't offer much rain, but it does definitely bring our temperatures back a little closer to average. today we're cooler than average, 54 to 57 degrees. as far as tonight -- i didn't mean to turn off tonight's. let me go back real quick and let's load our lows for tonight. you're going to want to see them, especially if you live inland where we'll have widespread frost in the tri-valley, the east bay and the north bay. even mid to upper 30s in the south bay toward fremont and redwood city. low 40s for everybody else. all right. now let's go to the accuweather 7-day forecast. what you're going to see is after a cold night tonight, we rebound back to average, mid 50s to near 60 tomorrow. then friday, saturday and sunday temperatures pushing the low to upper 60s. it will be a little breezy in our hills, but around 15 to 20 miles per hour. no fire threat and no damage threat there. you can see monday and tuesday, temperatures do start to pull back just a little bit. that's your accuweather 7-day forecast. have a good one. >>> we have a warning to share about the latest trend sweeping tiktok. people are urged to avoid participating in the red silhouette challenge. it avoids using a red filter showing people appearing to wear no clothes. if you don't want to be naked all over the internet, then don't do this. >> okay now. >>> more names have been confirmed as jeopardy guest host. who is it going to be? dr. oz, dr. sanjay 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your bubble. >>> the city of santa c city ofc launching a rebate program for people who bialuy electric ele vehicles. it includes up to $1,000 for the purchase of a plug-in hybrid. to be eligible, people must be silicon valley power residential customers who are already enrolled in the utility's financial rate assistance program. >>> valentine's day is just around the corner. this year the hottest place to celebrate is lowe's? the home improvement store? lowe's taking reservations in ten cities it calls some of america's most romantic. that includes san francisco. the lowe's store in the bayview is on the list. if you want to take part, you have to sign up by sunday. the retailer will select five couples from each city for a date night co-sponsored by sherwin williams. in case you're wondering what that connection is, you get to splash, sling and roll some paint on a giant canvas by candlelight. >> are they eating? >> i don't think lowe's serves food. >> they need to figure that out. >> i think this is the lowe easy go. there's a mcdonald's right next door. >> oh, yeah, that one. >> it just got morrow me lowe's and mcdonald's for valentine's day. sleeping in the living room. here is a look if you're doing outdoor dining tonight. we'll start with partly sunny conditions at 5:00. we're back in the 40s by 7:00 and mid to upper 40s by 8:00. it's going to be much colder than it was last night if you were dining out. here is a look at monday's storm. this is the most aggressive model. it's mainly a north bay storm monday and then the possibility of a few showers tuesday, but look at the rainfall amounts that are a lot less than that shield of rain, would suggest less than .1 inch of rain. it will bring our temperatures back down to average. kumasi, reggie. >>> new at 6:00, a dramatic turn in the fight to reopen schools. the city of san francisco announcing plans this morning that it will be suing its own school district. >> it is wild. >>> also a new vaccine clinic opens 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here in san francisco. what this could mean for students. >>> good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, february 3rd. before we share those stories with you, we want to check in with mikeat our forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, hi, everybody, thank you for joining us. live doppler 7, i'm tracking the storm to ur our north. a cold one. valley rain and mountain snow around eureka, crescent city, heading over towards reading. a 1, a lighter storm than yesterday. the bulk of the weather in the north bay, with some snow in the mountains of lake county, less than .15 and that's being generous, that's the top end in the mountains, if even it makes that much. we'll have a little fog this morn morning. >> we had some in santa rosa. the wind is blowing this from north to south. so right now it hasn't crossed san pablo bay to san francisco bay as we look from the east bay hi

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mike emanuel digging in to and investigating the story in washington. hi, mike. >> yeah, the senate homeland security commission will hold a joint hearing seeking answers. stephen sun, former house sergeant at arms, paul irving and michael stanger and robert coti have been invited to testify at the breach after the capitol. several resigned following the riot. the american people also deserve answers from speaker nancy pelosi to some straight-forward questions on security of the capitol. >> spoker pelosi can't push the buck to somebody else. she has some responsibility to tell us what went wrong because the briefing i got on january 5 about the security posture that they expected january 6 was nowhere near what we saw happen. >> the speaker's office noted the committees of jurisdiction were breached in advance. pelosi's claims of house sergeant at arms and capitol police chief provided assurances that the capitol plex had comprehensive security and groups would be violent. pelosi said the letter to house colleagues saying -- >> that commission idea appears to be an area of agreement between democrats and republicans. >> we're now after 9-11 supposed to not have these intelligence-sharing hiccups any longer. but we did clearly that day. if the norfolk fbi field office had intelligence and stated there was violence coming and didn't share it, that is a problem. we need to get to the bottom of it. >> congressman davis is emphasizing it's critical to remove partisan politics from the search for answers. martha? >> interesting to see that testimony next week. thanks, mikeington. up next, carlie sinkus and the covid dating game. do you know what it means to get faucied? more next. no, but we came through smelling of mistletoe. the now platform lets us identify problems before they became problems. if only it could identify where my ball went. this you? hmm... no, mine had green lights. whatever your business is facing. let's workflow it. maybe i should workflow my swing... servicenow. important news for veteran homeowners. introducing refiplus from newday usa. refiplus lets you refinance at today's all-time low interest rates plus get cash. with home values climbing, now is the smartest time ever to turn your home's increased value into an average of $50,000 cash. refiplus. it's new, it's only for veterans, and it's only from newday usa. some say this is my greatest challenge ever. but i've seen centuries of this. with a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. the gold standard, so to speak ;) some people say our trade-in process fee

conference dressed in a fat suit and prosthetics as president trump trying to get to vice president mike pence. >> mike for you. >> putting the actor's own safety on the line for the sake of satire. >> this wasn't a prank movie. this was my form of peaceful protest. >> in those moments you risk arrest or sometimes something even more dangerous. >> so this was the first movie where i'd been advised to wear a bulletproof vest during a couple of scenes. one of them was at a gun rally in washington state where i was sing a song called the "wuhan flu" ♪ obama what we gonna do ♪ >> in the end you got chased off the stage. >> yes. a group of armed members of the crowd stormed the stage, overpowered the security. and one of them actually reached for his pistol. and i was extremely lucky that i had a fantastic bodyguard who grabbed the guy's arm and told him, whispered the phrase "it's not worth it, buddy." >> was there any point during it where you said to yourself, why am i doing this? >> throughout the whole movie. i remember being in the bathroom before that gun rally, and i was putting on a bulletproof ves

mike pence hang mike pence was the chant and they just dismissed that why because maybe they can't get another job what is so important about any one of us what is so important about the political survival of any one of us that is more important than our constitution that we take an oath to protect and defend but why i came over was because i listened to mitch mcconnell mitch mcconnell who won this distinguished. group of house managers were gathered on january 15th to deliver the articles of impeachment could not were told it could not be received because mitch mcconnell had to shut down the senate and was going to keep it shut down until right until the inauguration so for him to get out there and make this indictment against the president and then say but i can't i can't vote for it because it's after the fact that's fact that he established the fact that he established that it could not be delivered before the inauguration now when you think about january 6th between january 6th and 323 aren't talking about just under 2 weeks a day under 2 weeks so. the big lies as stop the steal the big law that you talked about stop the steel was the momentum for getting these people there on the 6 they honestly believe for whatever reason maybe too much social media whatever watch social media that movie. why were they were thinking that that was true that the lection was not legitimate whatever the reason the president told so ok so that's a 6 week later we impeach in the house thank you to those of you who participated right away then we raskin. ted lew and david cicilline the list and david cicilline if they were they had it all written up and ready to go bipartisan lady passed the house and then 2 days later ready with the case to take to the senate we can receive it not a question and by the last those who receive it in the next day start the trial so for mitch mcconnell. who created the situation where it could not have been heard before the 20th or even begun before the 20th in the senate to say all the things he said oh my gosh about donald trump and how horrible he was and is and then said but the time at the time that the democrats the house chose to bring it over no we didn't choose you chose not to receive it so i think that's really important and again it doesn't matter as jamie and others have told us you can have the case after the person is out of office so it's an elementary discussion the congress senate rules in that way and try and honor your precedent on this wasn't it didn't matter except it was not the reason that he voted the way he did it was the excuse that he used and so that's why i think it's important because that was a very important speech i thought chuck schumer's speech was remarkable and laying it all out i think he was inspired by all of you because you look raise the level of all this to such a place of patriotism a knowledge of our country our history and what we owe our children again we always say honoring the vision of our founders worthy of the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform and respecting the aspirations of our children they did all of that and as james the distinguished. manager said earlier on this presidential weekend. our sense of taste of patriotism is stirred and we're called upon the stronger someone to thank them i want to talk safely prosecutes thank you stacey thank you madeleine thank you very much jonah gross thank you eric swalwell thank you started to get thank you that it's a selena thank you ted lou thank you walking castro thank you very much mr lead manage your own all of this we just couldn't be prouder i've been hearing from my grandchildren who are very sad that justice wasn't done but by 15 votes the senate voted. to convict a good bipartisan statement about what has happened it would not have been accomplished without your brilliant presentation so i thank you for that and i yield the floor glad to all of us thank you thank you for the middle name speaker thank you for your confidence and as i was going to go next to scott we're going to take the next one to. ok scott. he even hedged on that never want to talk about when he talked about incitement you shouldn't think this rose to the level. of so he was hedging all over the place i don't know whether it was for dole nurse or or what for whatever it was it was a very disingenuous speech and i say that regretfully because i always want to be able to work. work with the leadership of the other party i think a country needs a strong republican party it's very important and for him to have tried to have it every which way but we will be going forward to make sure that this never happens again and terms of what were the to investigate and evaluate what caused it and both in terms of it the motivation but also and terms of the security that we have to have as we go forth recognizing how inflaming even some of our left of social a can be but i deferred all resisted would you worry that they're. all right let's say so because you're there for her you're not come here i'm certain you're not going to write you. if you let everybody. let everybody off the hook all these cowardly sounders who couldn't face up to what the president did and what was the stake for our country are now going to have a chance to give a little hop on the wrist we factor people for using stationary for the long term we don't censor people for inciting insurrection that kills people in the capital. you know. i'm yes. or no. you know what i mean. i don't want to. we tried this case as aggressively as we could on the law and on the facts we did everything that we could we got from the president's lawyers exactly what we wanted which was the entering into the evidentiary record of the statement by our colleague congresswoman butler and we got that i was able to read it before the entire country and it became part of the case and it became an order so listening here to house impeachment managers speaking at a press conference after the senate voted to acquit donald trump for inciting the insurrection on the u.s. capitol on january 6th really seizing on those remarks by republican senator mitch mcconnell and which he reiterated much of the argument made by democrats about donald trump's role in the capitol attack. house speaker nancy pelosi was particularly in sense she said that those comments by mitch mcconnell were disingenuous that he couldn't have it both ways in terms of condemning donald trump for causing the insurrection but at the same time acquitting him so a great deal of frustration expressed there by the democrats let's now speak to alan fischer because of course he's been following all of this and the jamie raskin still holding that press conference there allan i guess it wasn't obviously it wasn't a result that the prosecution wanted but they knew all along that the strength of their case and their evidence was it was never going to change the outcome it wasn't a sway them in jars the republican senators. and that played into the decision to back down from the idea of calling witnesses certainly can hear the frustration that's there with mitch mcconnell a man who of course refused to let the senate consider the impeachment articles until after the january 20th when donald trump would leave office and then complain that the house of representatives didn't get the articles of impeachment to the senate in time essentially saying that they prove their case but at the couldn't vote to convict him because it was unconstitutional because by that point donald trump had left office so you can hear the frustration among the democrats that the that they're putting forward this argument seem to have won the argument with people like mitch mcconnell and people like rob portman as well who is a senator from ohio who voted to acquit but he's saying because he didn't believe it was constitutional which we flagged up as being a potential screen that those who vote no would be able to get to use in the days ahead when it comes to the idea of bringing in witnesses that was something that was surprisingly floated by the democrats at the start of proceedings on saturday there was a vote the senate agreed to lower it there was then a recess as they discussed how that would work the democrats then backed down and said that they weren't going to call those witnesses but they would enter statements made into the record jimmy raskin just explaining the reason we decided to back down is that we were not going to change anyone's mind too many senators that already decided this wasn't constitutional any of the evidence that we produced wasn't going to give them the $67.00 votes that they needed certainly jimmy raskin made some very strong points in his summing up all the evidence which took less than the 2 hours that had been allocated he talked about how this wasn't about donald trump this here senators to meet the moment and telling them that history will judge the mantle indian who is also another one of the impeachment managers made the point that history has. does and we shouldn't look the other way well there was a record number of votes for impeachment 57 votes no remember 3 presidents have been impeached in the past one of them has been. don't trump about a year ago. never has there been so many votes to impeach a president but as jimmy ruskin pointed out it fell short of the requirement in the constitution which is a 2 thirds majority in the senate if you remember the u.s. senate is 100 seats so you need 67 votes they got 57 votes 7 of those from republicans who are known many was justifying what they did and some are already coming in for criticism from their own state parties for voting against trump. as you say jamie raskin arguing there that just defending the decision not to call witnesses which has faced some criticism by saying that it would let you say it would have made a difference anyway if the perception was that the senate didn't have jurisdiction to hold this trial in the 1st place allen but it was that what was the what was your feeling about the republican response to this was that a decision not to call witnesses seen as a victory for them. it was certainly seen as a victory for donald trump i'm told that the people around don't tom were absolutely delighted it would have meant extending the period of this trial probably by 3 maybe 4 days possibly even as much as a week and the. democrats are aware that joe biden has a legislative agenda he wants to to push through he still has to get a number of cabinet positions confirmed he wants to put a 1.9 trillion dollar bill for covert relief through the house and through the senate he also wants to discuss immigration so there's a great deal to do there and of course that the opportunity for that when you have legislative goodwill is very short indeed so he wanted to make sure that this was over and done with it as quickly as possible certainly the defense made the point that this was the in the interview all inspired by the hatred of donald trump that this was an attack on the former president something that the democrats have been planning for some considerable time and they suggested that the whole process was indeed on constitutional and the case that should never be brought to the senate. they have carried out a grossly unconstitutional effort to punish mr trump for protected 1st amendment speech it's an egregious violation of his constitutional rights since a 100 not a single word encouraging violence this action can only be seen as an effort to censor disfavored political speech and discriminate against disapprove viewpoint it is an unprecedented action with the potential to do grave and lasting damage to both the presidency and the separation of powers and the future of democratic self-government. i mean really such different approaches obviously taken by the defense and the prosecution. the defense really focusing one point on the specifics of what took place and then from the democrats really the broader context to all of this was jamie raskin saying that if that according tromping a failure to convict him would be of great historical significance it would be very damaging to the future of the country. what is interesting is that susan collins is one of the republicans who voted to convict donald trump said after the last impeachment hearing look i think he's learned his lesson and she's just stood up in the senate chamber and said well obviously he didn't. clearly this there's a split know in the republican party that the people who have expressed loyalty to donald trump there are many people who made the decision to vote against convicting donald trump because they want the trump supporters to back them in 4 years time when they run for president the likes of joe sholay ted cruz and marco rubio but interestingly enough marco rubio might well be rewarded for his loyalty by finding that he is a primary opponent in florida and the primary opponent according to some of the speculation and certainly well informed speculation could be a trump donald trump's daughter standing up against marco rubio because his seat is up for grabs in 2022 so there's the split between the very much the pro trampling of the party and won't be seen as the establishment when you have people like mitt romney former republican presidential candidate there who's now a senator in uta you have susan collins lisa murkowski ben sasse from nebraska who has been already criticized by his party for voting against donald trump and then one of the surprises was was bill cassidy from louisiana who would be considered to be a trump supporter i suppose because he's backed a number of the measures that don't transfer it to the house but to vote against him was was quite a surprise so there is the establishment wing in the donald trump wing and no the 2 of them will have to live on comfortably as they head towards 2024 but just talking about 2024 for a moment. because he wasn't convicted here donald trump is not excluded from running for office again and there has been talk that he may well run for the presidency in 2024 his opponent his supporters say he will run and he will win he will become the 40. 5th and the 47th president there's no reason why he can't run but what the democrats have done even though they haven't proven money is to convict him here but with mitch mcconnell saying the prove the case they have managed to tag what happened here on capitol hill on the 6th of january to donald trump not just no but for all time so in 4 years time when he runs it will be interesting to see if any of the names i just mentioned like holy cruise and rubio turn round to donald trump on the republican candidate put presidential debate stage and start seeing what happened on the 6th of january you inspire the crowd because that could happen it's it's an incredible place america at the moment and has been for a long time says donald trump got involved in politics and those who thought that when he lost back in november that it was all going to change welcome to the new world. and dave thank you very much alan we're lucky to have alan fischer there on capitol hill following this story for us and of course just to recap on our last couple of hours of coverage. we over the last couple of hours i have seen a former u.s. president donald trump being acquitted in his 2nd impeachment trial it is the 2nd time in 12 months 7 republican senate has joined 50 democrats in voting to convict on a trunk but that fell short of the necessary 2 thirds majority were quiet for a conviction in the senate trent was accused of inciting an insurrection. the. 57 they use for is 3. 2 thirds of the series present not having for a guilty the judges that responded john trunk former president knows states. is not guilty is charged in article each birth i move that the senate sitting as a court of impeachment on the article against donald john trump adjourned sarnie die without objection the motions agreed to the senate sitting as a group as a juror sign a dime. the trial his victory hasn't come without a singing with buke from his own party senate minority leader mitch mcconnell broke with party lines to criticize what he called trump's election lies mcconnell condemned the former president's behavior on january 6th and his conduct ahead of the insurrection but said he couldn't convict him because he is no longer president he is a private citizen this was an incomplete fine crescendo of conspiracy theories orchestrated by the outgoing president hussein determined to either overturn the voters' decision or else court. our institutions on the way out there on contra bowl behavior did not end when the violence actually began whatever our ex-president claims he thought might happen. whatever a reaction he. meant to produce by that afternoon we know. he was watching the. television as the rest rose well as he had a few minutes ago house speaker nancy pelosi was really incensed by those remarks from mitch mcconnell taking aim at the g.o.p. but also specifically saying that it was a very disingenuous speech what we saw in that senate today was a cowardly group of republicans who patently have no options of because they were afraid to defend their job respect the institution in which they served. imagine that it would be vandalized in so many bad ways that of or even go into here and that they would not respect their institute that the president of the senate mike pence hang mike pence was the chant and they just dismissed that why because maybe they can't get another job. president trump responded shortly after the verdict with a written statement he said it's a sad commentary of our times that one political party in america is given a free pass to denigrate the rule of law i always have and always will be a champion for the on raving rule of law this has been the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country. then concludes by writing our historic patriotic and you civil movement to make america great again has only just begun let's cross live now to annie gallacher who's in west palm beach florida i mean this will be of course the result that everyone was expecting but now that trump has his victory bisque.

mike. mike: certainly where we have seen attacks in those platforms, whether it is gab --they are obviously under the microscope and they make changes. facebook and others have made significant changes. the fbi does not police ideology. we are looking for the violence. what we look for is violence. but you need the ideology and the violence for domestic terrorism. obviously, pressure on those social media companies. it is not just the fbi. it is an interagency focus that needs to be done with congress to do that. there have been starts and stops with that over the last 10 years, so i would say that should continue. it is very hard to train to domestic terrorism, as we have seen experts -- you have to obviously talk about the first amendment, second amendment, those types of things, and your training for it and know what to look out for so you do not overstep. the fbi's mission is to protect the make and people are the second part of that is to uphold the constitution. everything we do is with the trust of the american people, and you do not want to violate that trust. tom: mary, over to you, then general taylor. mary: sure. first of all, social media companies are private companies. they are not bound by the first amendment. the first amendment only binds the government. so they would like to adhere to first amendment principles, because principles of free speech are so important to their customers and to americans also, which are also their customers, but they can take down anything they want. so they sometimes use first amendment a shield to protect them against claims they should be taking down content they have been reluctant to take down, so people need to understand they are not bound by that. to mike's discussion about the fbi, he is of course correct. that is where he spent most of his career. and the fbi, but its own internal guidelines, cannot launch any investigation based solely on for some it writes, but it does not take long to be looking at social media and various online platforms to see that, often times, many individuals and groups, including some that we now know were part of the attack on the capitol, bring up violence on a pretty regular basis. once they start talking about violence or imminent lawless activity, you have predication to do an investigation. they should not be policing everyone's ideology, but that line -- and we know it, because we have seen it and other radicalization processes. that line between ideology, moving to extremist ideology, radicalizing to use violence -- not everyone will go on that path, but some are. finding that spot where it is time to intercede, that is tricky, but the first amendment should not be a barrier there. tom: let me: graham

mike tobin picks up on reporting from chicago on that story. mike. reporter: connell, at long last there could be a breakthrough that gets chicago public school teachers and their students back in the classroom. the mayor of chicago, the chief of the schools, announcing what they characterize the as a break-through yesterday. >> i really want to reiterate to parents we are ready to reopen. we originally introduced our plan back in august. since then we have strengthened our policy, strengthened the plan and added additional resources throughout the process. and although it has been a challenging process to say the least, i do truly believe that getting our students back in school is is worth it. reporter: now the teachers union was less optimistic tweeting there is no agreement yet between the union and bored of education. what we have is a framework. a agreement needs to be approved bit ctu house of delegates and ultimately the rank-and-file. essentially it calls for return to classroom if teachers has access to vaccine and has thresholds to halt in person learning if the virus starts to make a comeback. the effort seem towed take a step back in philadelphia where 2,000 educators did not show up at the urging of the federation of teachers. >> our educators are afraid and they're aid frayed for themselves be afraid for themselves and for the families and the students and their entire school communities. and they're right. the district has an absolutely abysmal track record when it comes to addressing health and safety. reporter: san francisco announced an agreement but almost as quickly as city attorney said it is not enough, he said he will file a motion to an existing lawsuit. that according to a spokesman will compel the school district to come up with state standards or meet state standards. connell? connell: all right. miker us in chicago. we'll keep following those stories. we have a plan to launch what are called innovation zones. we'll talk in a moment why the governor of one state is actually touting legislation that would allow tech companies to create their own local governments. that sounds strange. we will explain it when we come back. a number of large weddings are on the decline, hotels are turning to new strategy to market empty event space they have. with shortages, citi field where new york mets play will open up on wednesdays for a vaccination hub. mayor bill de blasio says the site will cater specifically to taxi drivers, food industry workers and eligible residents in queens where the stadium is located. this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for your... uh,

mike, thank ou. you basing anytime soon. mike, thank you you can _ basing anytime soon. mike, thank you. you can share much more i basing anytime soon. mike, thank. you. you can share much more from them on the podcast via bbc sounds. the new netball superleague season is underway this afternoon. last year's campaign was cancelled in march because of the pandemic. one player who's making a return to the sport after becoming a mum for the first time is england international and team bath player ebony usoro—brown. i've been speaking to her ahead of their opening match against keltic dragons on saturday: hope we have been able to show you through my instagram myjourney back to the court because of them quite often back in the day, in terms of what a woman decided to have a family, unrealistically, quite often it was that your career was over and there've been some great examples with the likes williams showing that you can have a baby and you can take the time and come back and still return to elite sport so i want to add to that illustrious line and even with support from the fans and fami